May 6, 2026 • 31 mins
Sean Hannity opens the show with a sharp look at wealth taxes, high-tax states, and the growing migration from blue states to places like Florida, Texas, Tennessee, and the Carolinas. He argues that leaders in Seattle and New York are pushing policies that drive out businesses, wealthy taxpayers, and working families, while warning newcomers not to bring the same politics to the states they move to. The hour also mixes in Hannity’s personal stories about Disney, his upcoming China trip on Air Force One, strong economic numbers, and signs of possible progress with Iran and the Strait of Hormuz conflict.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Thanks to all of you for being one of those
right down are toll free telephone number you want to
be a part of the program. You know, I'm listening
to the Open and you have that Seattle Mayer uh saying, well,
they're going to put this wealth tax into place. See
if you can grab that and grab that Bruce Blakeman
ad about Kathy Hulkeel. Either way, Kathy Hukels numbers are
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just in the trash. Can I mean, who would ever
want to vote for this woman?
Speaker 2 (00:27):
I don't know. Now, the odds are high that she
probably is gonna win.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
That's the worst part of it, and I don't understand why.
But I mean what's going to happen is you're going
to see, you know, red states become redder, blue states
become bluer and fewer, if that makes sense, as people
now make their masks exodus. Now that is predicated on
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one thing that you know, if you're going to move
to Tennessee, the Carolina's Florida my free state or tech says,
don't bring your stupid policies with you, your stupid politics
with you, because you're just going to ruin the state.
You know that you're going to and you're going to
turn it into the state that you had to get
out of. I mean, it's absolutely insane. But this is
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the mayor of Seattle talking about the wealth tax.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Listen. I think the claims that millionaires are going to
leave our state are like super overblown.
Speaker 3 (01:23):
And if you know, the ones that leave like.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
By, so.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
The ones that leave by now. We have played many
many times on this program. You know, Andrew Calmo, I
don't even need to play because I got a downpay. Now,
some New Yorkers, those extreme conservatives, if you're prolois, pro
is soul weapon, if you're anti gay, well, first of all,
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conservatives are not anti gay.
Speaker 2 (01:56):
Now let's put that one aside.
Speaker 1 (01:58):
But those people that are pro law if in pro
assault weapon right guilty is charged, then not New York Is,
and there's no place in the state in New York
for them. I was twenty fourteen, Linda, You remember what happened.
I had all these governors from all these great states
that you know heard me talking about it. I'm like, well,
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I'm going to get the hell out of here. I
just wasn't in a situation. My kids were still in school.
I couldn't leave at that point, and I'm like, but
I was making my exit plan from that point forward.
And it really wasn't a hard decision because I've owned
property in Florida for you know, thirty years now, and
I was like, Okay, I'm going to Florida. There was
no doubt in my mind. I'd like to be around
the water. It's just like the I like the weather.
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How was your winter up in the Northeast this year, Linda?
Did you have a good winter? Did you enjoy your
your multiple you know, two foot of snow, snowstorms?
Speaker 2 (02:51):
Did you like it?
Speaker 4 (02:53):
Nobody likes a show off, Sewan? You know?
Speaker 2 (02:56):
Once? What do I mean? Nobody likes the show off? Shewan?
What are you? What am I showing on off? Nothing?
Speaker 4 (03:00):
Your sunshine in.
Speaker 1 (03:02):
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. You I happen to like living
the snow.
Speaker 2 (03:06):
I like snow.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Okay, nobody likes that much snow unless you're a skier.
Speaker 2 (03:12):
That's it. Nobody likes.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
And this year I could ski in my backyard, so
you know, thanks for making Okay, you.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
Didn't ski in your backyard, and you probably didn't even
you know, wrap your towel around you and race out
to your master Spot because no, but I did.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
Put my one suit on and roll out there with
the with the dog and the kids.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
I didn't say one suit, PEKINI I didn't say either one.
I'm just saying you didn't put your tee now that suit.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
I'm talking about your snowsuit.
Speaker 1 (03:36):
Bro Oh okay, sorry, I didn't know you're talking about
the snow. Did you go out in the snow and
your snow.
Speaker 4 (03:42):
I had my boots, my hat, my gloves.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
That's only because Liam Major, because you still have ten
year old I mean, that's brutal, oh lot. I used
to have to take my kids down a hill in
my backyard, and you know, I thought it would be
really cool and had a sled and nice big hill.
And then my daughter was like three years old and
she got snow on her face.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
She did not like it.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
Maybe we're out there at all of about two minutes
and racing inside to get her some warmth and hot coco.
I promise I'll get you hot coco if you just
stop crying.
Speaker 2 (04:17):
Stop crying, please, you just stop crying. What do you want?
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Meanwhile, my son is again dad again, again, again again again.
I take him to Disney World and we'd go on
Space Mountain and be like Dad again again. Now, at
the time, my radio show initially was syndicated by ABC Disney,
and so when they send me to Disney once a
year and I have to go, and I came to
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hate hearing, you know, have a magical day. I hated
it and I hated so but what are you laughing
attun Like me?
Speaker 2 (04:54):
It's pretty funny, you know.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
You get on the phone with somebody like, can I
order some uh uh, let me see. I want to
a cheeseburger, French fries. I definitely need a glass of
vodka because I can't handle all the magical days and
that this could be really magical and can you send
it up sooner rather than later. Appreciate it. You have
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a magical day, sir. But when I would go there,
and I know I'm only saying it now, but at
the time when it was happening, I was humiliated because
and they were being nice. I'm really I'm not being
critical of them being nice, but because I'm in the
public eye, they freaked out every time that I would go,
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and so I would have guides and security surrounding me
the whole time. And you remember I told you these stories,
and it would be my kids wanted to go once
a year, and I'd have to go to you know,
the Animal Kingdom and the Grand Floridian and this hotel
and that to try them all out, and and then
I would talk about it a little bit on the air.
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That was in an exchange. I basically got a free vacation.
It was part of my deal. But they had all
these security people, all of these guides. Now here's the
worst part, the guides. There was no waiting online if
you had a guide, and you can actually, and this
is a trick, if you ever take your kids to Disney,
you can pay for the guides. I've sent people there
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and paid for them to get guys because they didn't
have fast Pass in the early years. Then fast Pass
just started coming online just as I was, you know,
saying I can't take it anymore. I'm not going back
to that place, no matter how much you pay me.
Although I have to go back sometime soon, which is
a different story for a different day. But they would
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take you the back way onto every ride. I mean,
in other words, you'd cut the line and it was terrible.
I mean, if you went on splash Mountain or you
went on Space Mountain my son, and I don't blame them.
You know, he's five years old, and he'd have to
sit in the front seat, like for example, on Space Mountain,
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and it's like wrecking my neck, No wonder why my
neck is still a wreck and you know it's whipping
you in this direction that direction. So we'd get to
the end of the ride and inevitably, my five year
old son and it's very hard to talk a five
year old out of what they want. Daddy again again
again again again, Oh my oh gosh, I can't take this,
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so in you know, inevitably i'd give in. It's like,
can we go one more time? And sitting behind me
in seat number two because he had to sit in
the front seat, you know, were the guides they had.
Can you imagine that's your full time job to go
on the rides every day and tell everyone to have
a magical day.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
It was horrible.
Speaker 4 (07:45):
I could never do that in a million years. Like
it's so sick on those rides. I would be so
I would be the worst person for that.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
What the hardest thing to get a Disney is a beer.
I mean, they couldn't get a beer. And then the
worst part, you would observe human behavior and and and
don't take this the wrong way. I know, now we
have a golp one or Trump calls the fat shot.
I mean, Americans overall are really not healthy. I'm very overweight,
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and the people that least needed are walking around with
either a turkey leg or a funnel cake. And I
talked to Levin one day. He said, Disneys, and how
are you having a magical day? And I'm like, please
tell me you're not eating a turkey leg and a
funnel cake. He goes, what just so happens? I got
a funnel cake? Yeah, make it up. And then you
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go to Splash Mountain and it's the same scenario. You know,
you're in the front seat, you have the guides taking
the next seat, you have people that have waited online
for hours. You go down Splash Mountain. My kid, my
son would get to the you know, we pull back up,
we're supposed to get out, and you would actually get
in on the other side, and all the people that
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have been waiting for are like, who the hell are
these people?
Speaker 2 (09:01):
And and Dumbo was the worst. You'd wait two hours.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
It's a ninety second ride ninety seconds, and you know,
my kids would be like again, Daddy again again?
Speaker 2 (09:12):
What what am I supposed to do in that moment? Now?
I used to just hide. I used to.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
I got to the point where I felt so embarrassed
doing it because I didn't want special treatment that I
just would hide. But I had no choice because they
would insist that I had all this security and all
these these people. What was I supposed to do? What
would you do?
Speaker 2 (09:34):
Uh?
Speaker 4 (09:34):
Yeah, I would take the hook up all day, every.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
Day you did. You wouldn't give a all day anyone
else thought.
Speaker 3 (09:40):
Just for some reference there, the lines recently at Disney
have been upwards of for certain rides three hundred minutes long.
So when you're getting to the front of the line,
if you had to sit with a five year old
and a three hundred minute wait, that would be really bad.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Okay, And then people see you walk in where people
walk out the exit and then walk right onto Dumbo
and they've been waiting three hours to get onto Dumbo.
Now they have fast tracked at all. You can actually
set up an appointment for these rides, you know that,
right You can't.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
You have to pay for it, Yeah, you can.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
You have to pay for that.
Speaker 1 (10:17):
You have to pay for I guess you can fast
pass right, you do that, but I think you can
only do it for one or two rides at a time.
I'm not sure. I haven't been there in years and
years and years and years in a year? Did they
serve beer? Because I'm scheduled to go there?
Speaker 3 (10:30):
I at I believe they do. I don't know if
they haven't in Magic Kingdom, well.
Speaker 1 (10:35):
They got to fix that. They need to They need
to serve beer. And then at that time, I smoked cigars.
So I find like there's one park area, a little
park area, and I'd sneak out when no one was looking.
I go and, you know, take a few hits off
with my cigar, and like I think I started inhaling
it because I needed so much nicotine to just calm
me down it By the time I heard Magical Day
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one more time, and I'm not dising the planet now.
Kids love it, and fairness to the kids. If in
them it's like okay, But after you've been there twenty times,
you just can't take it anymore. It's just too much.
Why Why why am I getting this free action? I
sound like a spoiled brat, But I was part of
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my job. It was nothing I could do I had.
Speaker 4 (11:22):
You know what, at the end of the day, if
anybody had that opportunity, they would take it because it
really is for your kids. And so if you are
a parent who has the opportunity to get the lines,
you would do a freaking me. Hell no, I would
never go to Disney. There is not enough money in
this world. My kids know it. We're never going.
Speaker 2 (11:41):
So that's just another thing you're gonna You're gonna deprive
your son. Liam of those are a bunch of liberal looms.
Speaker 3 (11:47):
The way you described it, can you blame her? I mean,
you just talked so portal.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
About the reasons are because Disney, I am saying, for
kids it is heaven. For parents, it's hell, that's all.
If they serve beer, it would be better if they
If you could set up a time, an appointment time
for all the rides that you want to go on
ahead of time, that would be better.
Speaker 2 (12:14):
Listen, Once they.
Speaker 4 (12:15):
Had dudes with beards dressing up a Cinderella. I was
out have a nice day and take my money from
Oh God, how much time do you have?
Speaker 2 (12:22):
You got all three hours for me today forget about it.
Speaker 1 (12:25):
I don't know, but I did. There was a part
of me that was embarrassed. And then people would recognize
me doing it, and I'm like, oh no, this is humiliating.
I don't live this way. It's kind of like those people,
famous people that say, don't you know who I am?
I mean, I'll just shut up, just shut up, And
it just is not my style. And I just got
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to the point I'd have my nieces and my nephews
take the kids on the rides and just like I'd
hang out at a distance because I want I didn't
want to be associated with it. I felt like it
just was so unfair. I felt it was terrible. I
just felt the double standard. Now, if you're an elected official,
you're a president, you get everything taken care of.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
Now I say that, and.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
Then meanwhile, next week I'm going on Air Force one,
which I imagine is going to be a little bit better
treatment than you know, going on China Air to go
visit President She. You've been trying to get an interview
with President She. So far we've not heard back from
President She. I am shocked. Aren't you surprised about that?
Speaker 4 (13:28):
Yeah? No, he's very busy ruling as a communist. He's
got other things on the agenda.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
Yeah, I think you're probably right. I don't know.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
By the way, Dow over fifty thousand again, Nasdak is
at twenty five eight today. I mean, we have the
economic numbers are insane. I got, you know, Trump's economy.
Every number we've gotten for the last number, ADP private
sector job growth up dramatically, more than anticipate. It's always
more than anticipated. US home sales rise more than quote expected,
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which means that would indicate a gradual improvement and affordability.
I know gas prices are complicated, but as soon as
this issue is resolved with Iran, that that's going to
change too. And I mean there's the economy is show
an amazing resiliency. Price of a barrel of oil down dramatically.
Speaker 2 (14:19):
Again.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
We'll get into the updates on Iran in just a minute.
The president's saying that, and by him stopping this escorting
through the straight over moved something is going on.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
I don't know what.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
I've called a lot of people they said, just stand by,
stay tuned, let's see what happens. There is some optimism
out there, and I think that's enough talk about having
magical days. You know, I could actually see Linda though,
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if she goes to Disney one day and you need
to take Liam. It just to be giing Liam.
Speaker 2 (14:59):
No, you do, no.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
But I think if somebody actually said to you, if
you were at Disney, have a magical day, I think
you may punch them.
Speaker 2 (15:11):
It's kind of ridiculous. I have to be honest. But
it's not their fault.
Speaker 4 (15:14):
They're paid to say that.
Speaker 2 (15:15):
They have to say that.
Speaker 4 (15:18):
I think the worst expression of salutation in the English
language is the following are you ready for it? You're
not gonna believe what I'm going to say? Have a
good one? What does that even mean? Have a good what?
Have a nice day, have a good night, have a
good one. Such a stupid thing to say that I.
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Hate have a good one, have a good day, I mean.
Speaker 4 (15:38):
Don't say that. Is it so hard for you to say,
have a good day, have a good night?
Speaker 2 (15:41):
A squared B squared C squared.
Speaker 1 (15:43):
If someone says have a good one, have a good
that means have a good day, I mean, or just
say have a good day, because you can't interpret it,
because your brain camera don't need to interpret it.
Speaker 2 (15:51):
Around it.
Speaker 4 (15:52):
Use the English language.
Speaker 2 (15:54):
Good grief.
Speaker 4 (16:12):
You shut the story.
Speaker 1 (16:16):
I know, no, stop stop, change the music.
Speaker 2 (16:21):
We need better bumper music. We need real music.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
That's just magic. No, I'll tell you the worst ride
on Earth. And I don't even want to say the words.
It's it's a small world. I'm going to say, do
not dare play that music. Our audience will hate us
because that song will stick in your head if you
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go through all of it. It's terrible, it's awful. Like
I'm with Linda on that part. All right, let me
give you an update where we are in terms. Don't
just stop, Ethan, You're going to be fired. I swear,
don't even start. You will be fired out the door.
Speaker 2 (17:01):
Sean.
Speaker 4 (17:02):
That's not very magical of you, feels a little hostile. Actually,
should play led Zeppelin instead to match your hostility.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
What song Hold Lot of Love, stair Way to Heaven?
What are we gonna ply? The song remains the same.
I don't have no idea, So I was kind of
surprised like everybody else last night, and then I started
doing some digging. I'll give you the insight that we
have based on the request from Pakistan and other countries.
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The tremendous military success that we have had during the
campaign against the country of Iran, and additionally the fact
that great progress has now been made towards a complete
and final agreement with representatives of Iran. We have mutually agreed,
while the blockade will remain in full force and effect,
Project Freedom, which is the movement of ships through the
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Strait of Hormuz, will be paused for a short period
of time to see whether or not an agreement can
be finalized and signed. All right, so I got I
started digging and checking with sources. There has been pretty
dramatic progress. Whether or not it sticks, you don't know,
because you're not really sure if the left hand knows
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what the right hand is doing in Iran. But they're
doing everything they can possibly do without wiping out their infrastructure.
So there's going to be a pause here, and how
this plays out will know in a short period of time.
The White House reporting that they believe they are close
to securing a one page agreement in terms of what
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it is that they're going to agree to, and then
it'll be working out the details, which I think would
be in their best interest for sure, the people of
Iran's best interest without destroying their ability to have an economy.
But anyway, so it's not a done deal. The President
reiterated that Pakistan's Prime minister thanking the President for in
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fact pausing Project Freedom. I mean, they've been working hard
on you know, to their credit to trying to get
a resolution here, and you know, teasing great progress. I'm
sure the President wouldn't be saying it. The mill then
the President, you know what went out there today and
he said, you know, if Iran accepts the new deal,
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if they don't agree, the bombing starting again. So I
think this is kind of like their last ditched effort
because I think the President has given them enough enough
time now to try to work out their internal you know,
I guess battle for power.
Speaker 2 (19:36):
New York Post.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Reporting is Israel's chomping at the bit. Israel wants to
just wipe them out, and I can't blame them, after
all the terror they have fomented against that country. I
really can't blame them anyway. So they're in the US
preparing now for renewed airstrikes. Is about twenty five percent
of targets that are left when the President hit the
pause button. I think the most important piece of the
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puzzle that I know their efforts to try to achieve
this would be arming the Iranian people and then letting
them decide and not letting the Revolutionary Guard decide what
their future will be. And it's kind of a shame.
For forty seven years the people of Iran have been
terrorized and women beaten if they don't we cover up
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in a certain way, and women put to death if
God forbid. You know that they wear the wrong makeup.
I mean, it's ridiculous. Gays and lesbian's thrown off roofs.
It's amazing that all these liberals, you know that there
are actually people, Linda, I'm not sure if you're aware
of this, there are actually people out there, you know,
beyond pushing these ridiculous conspiracy theories about how bb net
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and Yahoo and Israel somehow convinced Donald Trump to engage
in this behavior, That's not what happened at all. I
have more sources at the highest level of government, and
to a fault, with the exception of one person who
had an ideological difference with the president, except for one
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they all agreed and they all said something similar to this,
which is the president had no choice meaning that what
Steve Witkoff reported was one thousand percent true. But I
have no idea why that there are you know, these
conspiracy theorists, isolationists, you know, people more angry with Donald
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Trump than they are with the number one state sponsor terror.
You know, people have actually made statements as bizarre as
Sharia laws making Islamic societies more advanced than the West. Well, okay, well,
why don't you move your daughter and your wife and
your girlfriend over to uh Tehran and get back to
me in a year and let me know how great
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that is. I'm sure it's I'm sure it's absolutely wonderful.
Or the idea that, you know, people that think radical
Islamic terrorism is not an existential threat to the US,
I'm like, can people really be that that naive, that
stupid or maybe I don't know, is it that they
want clicks and that they want attention. I'm not really
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sure what it is. I'm not sure where it's coming from.
And then the people that are just angry at the
fact that you're never going to convince me because my
sources happen to be better than pretty much everyone else
is out there. Uh, And I know that the President
told the truth and that Iran did have the sixty
percent of enriched uranium which could be enriched to weapons
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grade uranium in under twelve days. That's exactly what Steve
Whitcoff said. So we'll see what happens. Can you, Linda,
you do great under sharia? I think you'd last about
three minutes.
Speaker 2 (22:49):
Maybe let me tell you.
Speaker 4 (22:50):
Something me and Suria, let me tell you to get along,
and let me tell you something else.
Speaker 2 (22:55):
We're not We're not getting along, not not getting along.
Speaker 4 (22:58):
It's not coming to America. And the crap that's going
on in Texas and all across this country with them
trying to have Just look at Brooklyn. They got their
own police walking around. This is a scary time. Look
what happened last night. Look at the uprising. They're going
after the NYPD. They're going after anybody who's Jewish. They're protesting.
The anti Semitism, the anti Christian, the anti American, the
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anti Western culture is out of bounds. We stop it
now or we're gonna be like Afghanistan, Pakistan.
Speaker 1 (23:25):
Where came all those people on college campuses that were
protesting Israel? How come they never protested the forty five
thousand dead Iraneans that would just show they raise their voices,
of course right. Cornell University's president and the New York
Post that had an article today, had blasted a group
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of these radical students for hurling abuse, holding him hostage
in his own car following an Israeli Palestine debate a
series that was going on at this Ivy League institution,
and these groups filmed themselves swarming the president of Cornell,
trailing him to his vehicle as he was trying to
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leave the event. If you don't know, it's in upstate
New York and Ithaca, New York. The campus there. I've
been there a number of times, my kids played tournaments there.
But you know, he accused the group, who he said
had become notorious for spewing verbal and online abuse towards
Cornell staffers in the past, of surrounding his car, banging
on his windows, blocking him from leaving. And this is
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the school president. And he spoke out after the students
posted footage on social media of him apparently backing into
the group amid the parking lot. Caass well, the guy
thinks he's about to get killed. He wasn't hurting anybody,
and you had this. You mentioned this just a moment ago,
the hateful anti Israel mob descending at a historic New
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York City synagogue clashing with cops in this routy protest
arrest that took place yesterday. But you know, flooding the streets.
You're a historic Manhattan, New York City synagogue, flashing with cops,
repeating Israel should not exist. What is wrong with these people?
They're just nuts. They're absolutely insane.
Speaker 4 (25:12):
No, they're entitled and they have no accountability.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
That's what's wrong.
Speaker 1 (25:16):
You have a Michigan Senate candidate. This guy's as bad
as Graham Platner in Maine. This guy el sayed, you know,
with his ties. Was a foxnews dot com article to
extremists and extremism fueling anti Semitism concerns among Jewish voters.
That's the headline. American Jewish Community Committee reports that ninety
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one percent of American Jews say violent anti Semitic attacks
have increased their concerns over safety. But there is just
disgusting vitriol, hatred, and I'm not sure where this new
found love of Shariah came from. I mean, you know
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what my attitude is. If you think Sharia is better
than the West and go live there. Do'll get yourself
a house, you know, in one of these you know,
Sharia run countries. Good luck to you. Good luck. I
don't think you're gonna like it. That's my prediction. We
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(26:24):
win their primary races, upending the state's redistricting fight. Now,
the President pushed this very, very hard, and five of
the Indiana State Senators that voted against redrawing the House
map last year lost their Republican primaries on Tuesday, ousted
by Trump endorsed primary challengers. A six Trump supported candidate
(26:45):
also won the GOP primary. Now people aren't paying attention
to this. The only one that I saw paying attention
to this was James Carvill who's losing his mind and
cursing his brains out this Supreme Court decision against racial
jerry mandering that could impact Republicans in the way that
that would be a nineteen seat swing. What happened in
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the state of the Commonwealth of Virginia is not gonna
withstand judicial review because it was unconstitutional how they did it.
And then in my free state of Florida, they just
voted to redraw the map based on Governor DeSantis' vision.
You know, that's now twenty three seats, and if you
get Indiana, now you're talking maybe three or four seats more.
(27:33):
I would say net advantage. And here's one thing I'm
going to tell people as you listen to the radical
left talk about how this midterm is in the bag,
it's not. You know, even Carl Rove said, you know,
these people predicting a forty vote swing don't know anything
about politics. They don't the issues that will impact this
midterm election year. I am telling all of you right
(27:56):
now have not happened yet. That's why I've not quite
gotten into the midterm except to ask all of you
to commit in your mind, heart and soul that this
is the most important midterm in your lifetime. And now
these decisions and redistricting is now backfired against the jerrymandering
Democrats that they've mastered the art of jerry mandering. Republicans
(28:17):
are just catching up. And now that's going to catch
up to the Democrats. But you know how this issue
in Iran ultimately concludes gas prices then coming down, which
would be a natural consequence of that, the foundational pieces
that the president put in place for significant economic growth
(28:39):
in spite of you know, higher gas prices, in spite
of what's happening in Iran, every economic indicator shows robust
growth and job creation in the country. And once this
conflict is behind us, and it will be behind us,
it's a matter of when, not a matter of if.
You know, then it's going to be a whole new ballgame.
(29:01):
And if the president rids the world of a nuclear
armed de Ran in the future, he will get credit
for that. He will get credit for secure borders. The economy,
the foundational pieces, the largest tax cut in history, trillions
of dollars in manufacturing investment coming online even today as
we speak, I mean trillions of dollars. That's never happened before,
(29:24):
No president ever secured that before. People now getting the
largest tax refunded that they have gotten probably in their
adult life. People's take home pay is that much greater.
Then you get the price of gasoline to come down
to normal levels. It's a whole different ballgame, a whole
different ballgame. We'll get to Obama. Do you know Obama's
(29:46):
now kind of claiming that he has conflict at home
with his wife. Why do we keep reading about his marriage.
I'm sick and tired of hearing about his marriage. I
don't care about his marriage. I don't care. I don't
need to know the details that Michelle. Obama does like
the fact that he doesn't like Trump, so he feels
compelled to go out there and campaign against Donald Trump
and make comments about Donald Trump every second of every
(30:09):
minute of every hour of every day. By the way,
a grand jury did indict a Salvadorian illegal on federal
assault charges after he allegedly rammed ice agents with his car.
And it's unbelievable. This is happening all the time. We're
going to get to Ken Griffin. Ken Griffin was going
to spend six billion dollars in New York City until
(30:33):
Zoron Marxist Kami, Mum Donnie. He thought he was being
cute and pointing out, well, I'm going to tax this
guy's penthouse apartment overlooking Central Park, worth over two hundred
million dollars. He's going to spend sex six billion dollars
creating high paying jobs in New York City. He said, Nah,
I think I'm going back to Miami, where I belong.
(30:55):
Good for him. I was hoping he'd do that. I
never met him. We'll talk more about that later. And
his comments are telling, and he's not wrong in suggesting
that Mamdonie actually put a target on him, and we
live in an assassination culture. He's not wrong, all right,
(31:17):
Luke Rosiack with an investigation into all the corruption coming up,
but when we come back, all things simple man Bill
O'Reilly and much more straight ahead eight hundred and ninety
four one show in our number
Thanks to all of you for being one of those
right down are toll free telephone number you want to
be a part of the program. You know, I'm listening
to the Open and you have that Seattle Mayer uh saying, well,
they're going to put this wealth tax into place. See
if you can grab that and grab that Bruce Blakeman
ad about Kathy Hulkeel. Either way, Kathy Hukels numbers are
(00:21):
just in the trash. Can I mean, who would ever
want to vote for this woman?
Speaker 2 (00:27):
I don't know. Now, the odds are high that she
probably is gonna win.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
That's the worst part of it, and I don't understand why.
But I mean what's going to happen is you're going
to see, you know, red states become redder, blue states
become bluer and fewer, if that makes sense, as people
now make their masks exodus. Now that is predicated on
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one thing that you know, if you're going to move
to Tennessee, the Carolina's Florida my free state or tech says,
don't bring your stupid policies with you, your stupid politics
with you, because you're just going to ruin the state.
You know that you're going to and you're going to
turn it into the state that you had to get
out of. I mean, it's absolutely insane. But this is
(01:14):
the mayor of Seattle talking about the wealth tax.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Listen. I think the claims that millionaires are going to
leave our state are like super overblown.
Speaker 3 (01:23):
And if you know, the ones that leave like.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
By, so.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
The ones that leave by now. We have played many
many times on this program. You know, Andrew Calmo, I
don't even need to play because I got a downpay. Now,
some New Yorkers, those extreme conservatives, if you're prolois, pro
is soul weapon, if you're anti gay, well, first of all,
(01:54):
conservatives are not anti gay.
Speaker 2 (01:56):
Now let's put that one aside.
Speaker 1 (01:58):
But those people that are pro law if in pro
assault weapon right guilty is charged, then not New York Is,
and there's no place in the state in New York
for them. I was twenty fourteen, Linda, You remember what happened.
I had all these governors from all these great states
that you know heard me talking about it. I'm like, well,
(02:20):
I'm going to get the hell out of here. I
just wasn't in a situation. My kids were still in school.
I couldn't leave at that point, and I'm like, but
I was making my exit plan from that point forward.
And it really wasn't a hard decision because I've owned
property in Florida for you know, thirty years now, and
I was like, Okay, I'm going to Florida. There was
no doubt in my mind. I'd like to be around
the water. It's just like the I like the weather.
(02:42):
How was your winter up in the Northeast this year, Linda?
Did you have a good winter? Did you enjoy your
your multiple you know, two foot of snow, snowstorms?
Speaker 2 (02:51):
Did you like it?
Speaker 4 (02:53):
Nobody likes a show off, Sewan? You know?
Speaker 2 (02:56):
Once? What do I mean? Nobody likes the show off? Shewan?
What are you? What am I showing on off? Nothing?
Speaker 4 (03:00):
Your sunshine in.
Speaker 1 (03:02):
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. You I happen to like living
the snow.
Speaker 2 (03:06):
I like snow.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Okay, nobody likes that much snow unless you're a skier.
Speaker 2 (03:12):
That's it. Nobody likes.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
And this year I could ski in my backyard, so
you know, thanks for making Okay, you.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
Didn't ski in your backyard, and you probably didn't even
you know, wrap your towel around you and race out
to your master Spot because no, but I did.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
Put my one suit on and roll out there with
the with the dog and the kids.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
I didn't say one suit, PEKINI I didn't say either one.
I'm just saying you didn't put your tee now that suit.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
I'm talking about your snowsuit.
Speaker 1 (03:36):
Bro Oh okay, sorry, I didn't know you're talking about
the snow. Did you go out in the snow and
your snow.
Speaker 4 (03:42):
I had my boots, my hat, my gloves.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
That's only because Liam Major, because you still have ten
year old I mean, that's brutal, oh lot. I used
to have to take my kids down a hill in
my backyard, and you know, I thought it would be
really cool and had a sled and nice big hill.
And then my daughter was like three years old and
she got snow on her face.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
She did not like it.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
Maybe we're out there at all of about two minutes
and racing inside to get her some warmth and hot coco.
I promise I'll get you hot coco if you just
stop crying.
Speaker 2 (04:17):
Stop crying, please, you just stop crying. What do you want?
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Meanwhile, my son is again dad again, again, again again again.
I take him to Disney World and we'd go on
Space Mountain and be like Dad again again. Now, at
the time, my radio show initially was syndicated by ABC Disney,
and so when they send me to Disney once a
year and I have to go, and I came to
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hate hearing, you know, have a magical day. I hated
it and I hated so but what are you laughing
attun Like me?
Speaker 2 (04:54):
It's pretty funny, you know.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
You get on the phone with somebody like, can I
order some uh uh, let me see. I want to
a cheeseburger, French fries. I definitely need a glass of
vodka because I can't handle all the magical days and
that this could be really magical and can you send
it up sooner rather than later. Appreciate it. You have
(05:16):
a magical day, sir. But when I would go there,
and I know I'm only saying it now, but at
the time when it was happening, I was humiliated because
and they were being nice. I'm really I'm not being
critical of them being nice, but because I'm in the
public eye, they freaked out every time that I would go,
(05:37):
and so I would have guides and security surrounding me
the whole time. And you remember I told you these stories,
and it would be my kids wanted to go once
a year, and I'd have to go to you know,
the Animal Kingdom and the Grand Floridian and this hotel
and that to try them all out, and and then
I would talk about it a little bit on the air.
(05:58):
That was in an exchange. I basically got a free vacation.
It was part of my deal. But they had all
these security people, all of these guides. Now here's the
worst part, the guides. There was no waiting online if
you had a guide, and you can actually, and this
is a trick, if you ever take your kids to Disney,
you can pay for the guides. I've sent people there
(06:20):
and paid for them to get guys because they didn't
have fast Pass in the early years. Then fast Pass
just started coming online just as I was, you know,
saying I can't take it anymore. I'm not going back
to that place, no matter how much you pay me.
Although I have to go back sometime soon, which is
a different story for a different day. But they would
(06:41):
take you the back way onto every ride. I mean,
in other words, you'd cut the line and it was terrible.
I mean, if you went on splash Mountain or you
went on Space Mountain my son, and I don't blame them.
You know, he's five years old, and he'd have to
sit in the front seat, like for example, on Space Mountain,
(07:03):
and it's like wrecking my neck, No wonder why my
neck is still a wreck and you know it's whipping
you in this direction that direction. So we'd get to
the end of the ride and inevitably, my five year
old son and it's very hard to talk a five
year old out of what they want. Daddy again again
again again again, Oh my oh gosh, I can't take this,
(07:26):
so in you know, inevitably i'd give in. It's like,
can we go one more time? And sitting behind me
in seat number two because he had to sit in
the front seat, you know, were the guides they had.
Can you imagine that's your full time job to go
on the rides every day and tell everyone to have
a magical day.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
It was horrible.
Speaker 4 (07:45):
I could never do that in a million years. Like
it's so sick on those rides. I would be so
I would be the worst person for that.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
What the hardest thing to get a Disney is a beer.
I mean, they couldn't get a beer. And then the
worst part, you would observe human behavior and and and
don't take this the wrong way. I know, now we
have a golp one or Trump calls the fat shot.
I mean, Americans overall are really not healthy. I'm very overweight,
(08:14):
and the people that least needed are walking around with
either a turkey leg or a funnel cake. And I
talked to Levin one day. He said, Disneys, and how
are you having a magical day? And I'm like, please
tell me you're not eating a turkey leg and a
funnel cake. He goes, what just so happens? I got
a funnel cake? Yeah, make it up. And then you
(08:36):
go to Splash Mountain and it's the same scenario. You know,
you're in the front seat, you have the guides taking
the next seat, you have people that have waited online
for hours. You go down Splash Mountain. My kid, my
son would get to the you know, we pull back up,
we're supposed to get out, and you would actually get
in on the other side, and all the people that
(08:57):
have been waiting for are like, who the hell are
these people?
Speaker 2 (09:01):
And and Dumbo was the worst. You'd wait two hours.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
It's a ninety second ride ninety seconds, and you know,
my kids would be like again, Daddy again again?
Speaker 2 (09:12):
What what am I supposed to do in that moment? Now?
I used to just hide. I used to.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
I got to the point where I felt so embarrassed
doing it because I didn't want special treatment that I
just would hide. But I had no choice because they
would insist that I had all this security and all
these these people. What was I supposed to do? What
would you do?
Speaker 2 (09:34):
Uh?
Speaker 4 (09:34):
Yeah, I would take the hook up all day, every.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
Day you did. You wouldn't give a all day anyone
else thought.
Speaker 3 (09:40):
Just for some reference there, the lines recently at Disney
have been upwards of for certain rides three hundred minutes long.
So when you're getting to the front of the line,
if you had to sit with a five year old
and a three hundred minute wait, that would be really bad.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Okay, And then people see you walk in where people
walk out the exit and then walk right onto Dumbo
and they've been waiting three hours to get onto Dumbo.
Now they have fast tracked at all. You can actually
set up an appointment for these rides, you know that,
right You can't.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
You have to pay for it, Yeah, you can.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
You have to pay for that.
Speaker 1 (10:17):
You have to pay for I guess you can fast
pass right, you do that, but I think you can
only do it for one or two rides at a time.
I'm not sure. I haven't been there in years and
years and years and years in a year? Did they
serve beer? Because I'm scheduled to go there?
Speaker 3 (10:30):
I at I believe they do. I don't know if
they haven't in Magic Kingdom, well.
Speaker 1 (10:35):
They got to fix that. They need to They need
to serve beer. And then at that time, I smoked cigars.
So I find like there's one park area, a little
park area, and I'd sneak out when no one was looking.
I go and, you know, take a few hits off
with my cigar, and like I think I started inhaling
it because I needed so much nicotine to just calm
me down it By the time I heard Magical Day
(10:58):
one more time, and I'm not dising the planet now.
Kids love it, and fairness to the kids. If in
them it's like okay, But after you've been there twenty times,
you just can't take it anymore. It's just too much.
Why Why why am I getting this free action? I
sound like a spoiled brat, But I was part of
(11:19):
my job. It was nothing I could do I had.
Speaker 4 (11:22):
You know what, at the end of the day, if
anybody had that opportunity, they would take it because it
really is for your kids. And so if you are
a parent who has the opportunity to get the lines,
you would do a freaking me. Hell no, I would
never go to Disney. There is not enough money in
this world. My kids know it. We're never going.
Speaker 2 (11:41):
So that's just another thing you're gonna You're gonna deprive
your son. Liam of those are a bunch of liberal looms.
Speaker 3 (11:47):
The way you described it, can you blame her? I mean,
you just talked so portal.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
About the reasons are because Disney, I am saying, for
kids it is heaven. For parents, it's hell, that's all.
If they serve beer, it would be better if they
If you could set up a time, an appointment time
for all the rides that you want to go on
ahead of time, that would be better.
Speaker 2 (12:14):
Listen, Once they.
Speaker 4 (12:15):
Had dudes with beards dressing up a Cinderella. I was
out have a nice day and take my money from
Oh God, how much time do you have?
Speaker 2 (12:22):
You got all three hours for me today forget about it.
Speaker 1 (12:25):
I don't know, but I did. There was a part
of me that was embarrassed. And then people would recognize
me doing it, and I'm like, oh no, this is humiliating.
I don't live this way. It's kind of like those people,
famous people that say, don't you know who I am?
I mean, I'll just shut up, just shut up, And
it just is not my style. And I just got
(12:47):
to the point I'd have my nieces and my nephews
take the kids on the rides and just like I'd
hang out at a distance because I want I didn't
want to be associated with it. I felt like it
just was so unfair. I felt it was terrible. I
just felt the double standard. Now, if you're an elected official,
you're a president, you get everything taken care of.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
Now I say that, and.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
Then meanwhile, next week I'm going on Air Force one,
which I imagine is going to be a little bit better
treatment than you know, going on China Air to go
visit President She. You've been trying to get an interview
with President She. So far we've not heard back from
President She. I am shocked. Aren't you surprised about that?
Speaker 4 (13:28):
Yeah? No, he's very busy ruling as a communist. He's
got other things on the agenda.
Speaker 2 (13:33):
Yeah, I think you're probably right. I don't know.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
By the way, Dow over fifty thousand again, Nasdak is
at twenty five eight today. I mean, we have the
economic numbers are insane. I got, you know, Trump's economy.
Every number we've gotten for the last number, ADP private
sector job growth up dramatically, more than anticipate. It's always
more than anticipated. US home sales rise more than quote expected,
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which means that would indicate a gradual improvement and affordability.
I know gas prices are complicated, but as soon as
this issue is resolved with Iran, that that's going to
change too. And I mean there's the economy is show
an amazing resiliency. Price of a barrel of oil down dramatically.
Speaker 2 (14:19):
Again.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
We'll get into the updates on Iran in just a minute.
The president's saying that, and by him stopping this escorting
through the straight over moved something is going on.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
I don't know what.
Speaker 1 (14:33):
I've called a lot of people they said, just stand by,
stay tuned, let's see what happens. There is some optimism
out there, and I think that's enough talk about having
magical days. You know, I could actually see Linda though,
(14:53):
if she goes to Disney one day and you need
to take Liam. It just to be giing Liam.
Speaker 2 (14:59):
No, you do, no.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
But I think if somebody actually said to you, if
you were at Disney, have a magical day, I think
you may punch them.
Speaker 2 (15:11):
It's kind of ridiculous. I have to be honest. But
it's not their fault.
Speaker 4 (15:14):
They're paid to say that.
Speaker 2 (15:15):
They have to say that.
Speaker 4 (15:18):
I think the worst expression of salutation in the English
language is the following are you ready for it? You're
not gonna believe what I'm going to say? Have a
good one? What does that even mean? Have a good what?
Have a nice day, have a good night, have a
good one. Such a stupid thing to say that I.
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Hate have a good one, have a good day, I mean.
Speaker 4 (15:38):
Don't say that. Is it so hard for you to say,
have a good day, have a good night?
Speaker 2 (15:41):
A squared B squared C squared.
Speaker 1 (15:43):
If someone says have a good one, have a good
that means have a good day, I mean, or just
say have a good day, because you can't interpret it,
because your brain camera don't need to interpret it.
Speaker 2 (15:51):
Around it.
Speaker 4 (15:52):
Use the English language.
Speaker 2 (15:54):
Good grief.
Speaker 4 (16:12):
You shut the story.
Speaker 1 (16:16):
I know, no, stop stop, change the music.
Speaker 2 (16:21):
We need better bumper music. We need real music.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
That's just magic. No, I'll tell you the worst ride
on Earth. And I don't even want to say the words.
It's it's a small world. I'm going to say, do
not dare play that music. Our audience will hate us
because that song will stick in your head if you
(16:44):
go through all of it. It's terrible, it's awful. Like
I'm with Linda on that part. All right, let me
give you an update where we are in terms. Don't
just stop, Ethan, You're going to be fired. I swear,
don't even start. You will be fired out the door.
Speaker 2 (17:01):
Sean.
Speaker 4 (17:02):
That's not very magical of you, feels a little hostile. Actually,
should play led Zeppelin instead to match your hostility.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
What song Hold Lot of Love, stair Way to Heaven?
What are we gonna ply? The song remains the same.
I don't have no idea, So I was kind of
surprised like everybody else last night, and then I started
doing some digging. I'll give you the insight that we
have based on the request from Pakistan and other countries.
(17:31):
The tremendous military success that we have had during the
campaign against the country of Iran, and additionally the fact
that great progress has now been made towards a complete
and final agreement with representatives of Iran. We have mutually agreed,
while the blockade will remain in full force and effect,
Project Freedom, which is the movement of ships through the
(17:53):
Strait of Hormuz, will be paused for a short period
of time to see whether or not an agreement can
be finalized and signed. All right, so I got I
started digging and checking with sources. There has been pretty
dramatic progress. Whether or not it sticks, you don't know,
because you're not really sure if the left hand knows
(18:16):
what the right hand is doing in Iran. But they're
doing everything they can possibly do without wiping out their infrastructure.
So there's going to be a pause here, and how
this plays out will know in a short period of time.
The White House reporting that they believe they are close
to securing a one page agreement in terms of what
(18:36):
it is that they're going to agree to, and then
it'll be working out the details, which I think would
be in their best interest for sure, the people of
Iran's best interest without destroying their ability to have an economy.
But anyway, so it's not a done deal. The President
reiterated that Pakistan's Prime minister thanking the President for in
(18:57):
fact pausing Project Freedom. I mean, they've been working hard
on you know, to their credit to trying to get
a resolution here, and you know, teasing great progress. I'm
sure the President wouldn't be saying it. The mill then
the President, you know what went out there today and
he said, you know, if Iran accepts the new deal,
(19:17):
if they don't agree, the bombing starting again. So I
think this is kind of like their last ditched effort
because I think the President has given them enough enough
time now to try to work out their internal you know,
I guess battle for power.
Speaker 2 (19:36):
New York Post.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Reporting is Israel's chomping at the bit. Israel wants to
just wipe them out, and I can't blame them, after
all the terror they have fomented against that country. I
really can't blame them anyway. So they're in the US
preparing now for renewed airstrikes. Is about twenty five percent
of targets that are left when the President hit the
pause button. I think the most important piece of the
(20:02):
puzzle that I know their efforts to try to achieve
this would be arming the Iranian people and then letting
them decide and not letting the Revolutionary Guard decide what
their future will be. And it's kind of a shame.
For forty seven years the people of Iran have been
terrorized and women beaten if they don't we cover up
(20:23):
in a certain way, and women put to death if
God forbid. You know that they wear the wrong makeup.
I mean, it's ridiculous. Gays and lesbian's thrown off roofs.
It's amazing that all these liberals, you know that there
are actually people, Linda, I'm not sure if you're aware
of this, there are actually people out there, you know,
beyond pushing these ridiculous conspiracy theories about how bb net
(20:47):
and Yahoo and Israel somehow convinced Donald Trump to engage
in this behavior, That's not what happened at all. I
have more sources at the highest level of government, and
to a fault, with the exception of one person who
had an ideological difference with the president, except for one
(21:08):
they all agreed and they all said something similar to this,
which is the president had no choice meaning that what
Steve Witkoff reported was one thousand percent true. But I
have no idea why that there are you know, these
conspiracy theorists, isolationists, you know, people more angry with Donald
(21:31):
Trump than they are with the number one state sponsor terror.
You know, people have actually made statements as bizarre as
Sharia laws making Islamic societies more advanced than the West. Well, okay, well,
why don't you move your daughter and your wife and
your girlfriend over to uh Tehran and get back to
me in a year and let me know how great
(21:52):
that is. I'm sure it's I'm sure it's absolutely wonderful.
Or the idea that, you know, people that think radical
Islamic terrorism is not an existential threat to the US,
I'm like, can people really be that that naive, that
stupid or maybe I don't know, is it that they
want clicks and that they want attention. I'm not really
(22:15):
sure what it is. I'm not sure where it's coming from.
And then the people that are just angry at the
fact that you're never going to convince me because my
sources happen to be better than pretty much everyone else
is out there. Uh, And I know that the President
told the truth and that Iran did have the sixty
percent of enriched uranium which could be enriched to weapons
(22:38):
grade uranium in under twelve days. That's exactly what Steve
Whitcoff said. So we'll see what happens. Can you, Linda,
you do great under sharia? I think you'd last about
three minutes.
Speaker 2 (22:49):
Maybe let me tell you.
Speaker 4 (22:50):
Something me and Suria, let me tell you to get along,
and let me tell you something else.
Speaker 2 (22:55):
We're not We're not getting along, not not getting along.
Speaker 4 (22:58):
It's not coming to America. And the crap that's going
on in Texas and all across this country with them
trying to have Just look at Brooklyn. They got their
own police walking around. This is a scary time. Look
what happened last night. Look at the uprising. They're going
after the NYPD. They're going after anybody who's Jewish. They're protesting.
The anti Semitism, the anti Christian, the anti American, the
(23:19):
anti Western culture is out of bounds. We stop it
now or we're gonna be like Afghanistan, Pakistan.
Speaker 1 (23:25):
Where came all those people on college campuses that were
protesting Israel? How come they never protested the forty five
thousand dead Iraneans that would just show they raise their voices,
of course right. Cornell University's president and the New York
Post that had an article today, had blasted a group
(23:45):
of these radical students for hurling abuse, holding him hostage
in his own car following an Israeli Palestine debate a
series that was going on at this Ivy League institution,
and these groups filmed themselves swarming the president of Cornell,
trailing him to his vehicle as he was trying to
(24:07):
leave the event. If you don't know, it's in upstate
New York and Ithaca, New York. The campus there. I've
been there a number of times, my kids played tournaments there.
But you know, he accused the group, who he said
had become notorious for spewing verbal and online abuse towards
Cornell staffers in the past, of surrounding his car, banging
on his windows, blocking him from leaving. And this is
(24:30):
the school president. And he spoke out after the students
posted footage on social media of him apparently backing into
the group amid the parking lot. Caass well, the guy
thinks he's about to get killed. He wasn't hurting anybody,
and you had this. You mentioned this just a moment ago,
the hateful anti Israel mob descending at a historic New
(24:51):
York City synagogue clashing with cops in this routy protest
arrest that took place yesterday. But you know, flooding the streets.
You're a historic Manhattan, New York City synagogue, flashing with cops,
repeating Israel should not exist. What is wrong with these people?
They're just nuts. They're absolutely insane.
Speaker 4 (25:12):
No, they're entitled and they have no accountability.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
That's what's wrong.
Speaker 1 (25:16):
You have a Michigan Senate candidate. This guy's as bad
as Graham Platner in Maine. This guy el sayed, you know,
with his ties. Was a foxnews dot com article to
extremists and extremism fueling anti Semitism concerns among Jewish voters.
That's the headline. American Jewish Community Committee reports that ninety
(25:40):
one percent of American Jews say violent anti Semitic attacks
have increased their concerns over safety. But there is just
disgusting vitriol, hatred, and I'm not sure where this new
found love of Shariah came from. I mean, you know
(26:00):
what my attitude is. If you think Sharia is better
than the West and go live there. Do'll get yourself
a house, you know, in one of these you know,
Sharia run countries. Good luck to you. Good luck. I
don't think you're gonna like it. That's my prediction. We
have an update. Five Trump endorsed Indiana State Senate candidates
(26:24):
win their primary races, upending the state's redistricting fight. Now,
the President pushed this very, very hard, and five of
the Indiana State Senators that voted against redrawing the House
map last year lost their Republican primaries on Tuesday, ousted
by Trump endorsed primary challengers. A six Trump supported candidate
(26:45):
also won the GOP primary. Now people aren't paying attention
to this. The only one that I saw paying attention
to this was James Carvill who's losing his mind and
cursing his brains out this Supreme Court decision against racial
jerry mandering that could impact Republicans in the way that
that would be a nineteen seat swing. What happened in
(27:09):
the state of the Commonwealth of Virginia is not gonna
withstand judicial review because it was unconstitutional how they did it.
And then in my free state of Florida, they just
voted to redraw the map based on Governor DeSantis' vision.
You know, that's now twenty three seats, and if you
get Indiana, now you're talking maybe three or four seats more.
(27:33):
I would say net advantage. And here's one thing I'm
going to tell people as you listen to the radical
left talk about how this midterm is in the bag,
it's not. You know, even Carl Rove said, you know,
these people predicting a forty vote swing don't know anything
about politics. They don't the issues that will impact this
midterm election year. I am telling all of you right
(27:56):
now have not happened yet. That's why I've not quite
gotten into the midterm except to ask all of you
to commit in your mind, heart and soul that this
is the most important midterm in your lifetime. And now
these decisions and redistricting is now backfired against the jerrymandering
Democrats that they've mastered the art of jerry mandering. Republicans
(28:17):
are just catching up. And now that's going to catch
up to the Democrats. But you know how this issue
in Iran ultimately concludes gas prices then coming down, which
would be a natural consequence of that, the foundational pieces
that the president put in place for significant economic growth
(28:39):
in spite of you know, higher gas prices, in spite
of what's happening in Iran, every economic indicator shows robust
growth and job creation in the country. And once this
conflict is behind us, and it will be behind us,
it's a matter of when, not a matter of if.
You know, then it's going to be a whole new ballgame.
(29:01):
And if the president rids the world of a nuclear
armed de Ran in the future, he will get credit
for that. He will get credit for secure borders. The economy,
the foundational pieces, the largest tax cut in history, trillions
of dollars in manufacturing investment coming online even today as
we speak, I mean trillions of dollars. That's never happened before,
(29:24):
No president ever secured that before. People now getting the
largest tax refunded that they have gotten probably in their
adult life. People's take home pay is that much greater.
Then you get the price of gasoline to come down
to normal levels. It's a whole different ballgame, a whole
different ballgame. We'll get to Obama. Do you know Obama's
(29:46):
now kind of claiming that he has conflict at home
with his wife. Why do we keep reading about his marriage.
I'm sick and tired of hearing about his marriage. I
don't care about his marriage. I don't care. I don't
need to know the details that Michelle. Obama does like
the fact that he doesn't like Trump, so he feels
compelled to go out there and campaign against Donald Trump
and make comments about Donald Trump every second of every
(30:09):
minute of every hour of every day. By the way,
a grand jury did indict a Salvadorian illegal on federal
assault charges after he allegedly rammed ice agents with his car.
And it's unbelievable. This is happening all the time. We're
going to get to Ken Griffin. Ken Griffin was going
to spend six billion dollars in New York City until
(30:33):
Zoron Marxist Kami, Mum Donnie. He thought he was being
cute and pointing out, well, I'm going to tax this
guy's penthouse apartment overlooking Central Park, worth over two hundred
million dollars. He's going to spend sex six billion dollars
creating high paying jobs in New York City. He said, Nah,
I think I'm going back to Miami, where I belong.
(30:55):
Good for him. I was hoping he'd do that. I
never met him. We'll talk more about that later. And
his comments are telling, and he's not wrong in suggesting
that Mamdonie actually put a target on him, and we
live in an assassination culture. He's not wrong, all right,
(31:17):
Luke Rosiack with an investigation into all the corruption coming up,
but when we come back, all things simple man Bill
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