May 14, 2026 • 34 mins
Mark Simone continues coverage of President Trump’s China trip, focusing on the business side of the summit and the major CEOs traveling with the president. Carol Roth joins the show to discuss the economic stakes of the trip, potential Boeing aircraft purchases, rare earth minerals, artificial intelligence, trade, and why bringing business leaders directly into the room may be a smart negotiating move. The hour also turns to domestic politics, with Roth warning about socialism, Mamdani-style policies, blue-city decline, and the economic damage caused by anti-business leadership. Later, pollster John McLaughlin breaks down Trump’s real approval numbers, media polling flaws, Kamala Harris, AOC, Hakeem Jeffries, Kathy Hochul, Bruce Blakeman, and the path Republicans need to take heading into the midterms.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Well, we have come out to your city. One of
the get saying you CONFI well besied tale.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
And if you want a little banging, I come along.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
The American Revolution was against the billionaires of their time.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
The tax system as we have it is fundamentally unjust.
Speaker 5 (00:37):
We are speaking about living in the wealthiest city, in
the wealthiest country in the history of the world, where
one in four New Yorkers are living in poverty.
Speaker 6 (00:43):
And we are going to have to explore massive judicial
reform state by state and at the federal level. And
everything should be on the table. As far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 4 (00:54):
Freedom is back in style. Welcome to the revolution, to.
Speaker 1 (01:00):
Be away, I'm coming to your center. Don't want to
play against Allas and San you a conscious song, Sean.
Speaker 7 (01:10):
New Sean Hannity Show for me, I'm the scene's information
on freaking news and more bold inspired solutions for America. Hey,
it's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. H Normally I'm
on our big flagship station w R here in New
York or on the iHeart app. And here I am
(01:33):
sitting in this beautiful studio. I had top Manhattan overlooking
look at a beautiful view of Manhattan.
Speaker 8 (01:39):
While Sean is.
Speaker 7 (01:43):
In China, eighty four hours to get there, nine hundred
hours to get back, three days in China. It's a
lot of work, but a lot is coming from. He's
got a big exclusive interview with President Trump. You will
see it tonight nine o'clock on the Fox News Channel.
Play a clip too in a second. But right now,
let's talk to Carol Roth, who is a New York
(02:04):
Times bestselling author a couple of times and her book
is You Will Own Nothing. She's a recovering investment banker.
Let's talk about the business aspects of the President's trip
to China. Carol Roth, how you doing.
Speaker 9 (02:18):
I'm doing fantastic. Always a good day when I get
a chat with you.
Speaker 7 (02:21):
Mark, Oh, thanks, so hey. We're listening to Mom Donnie
at the opening and he's talking about how this is terrible.
Speaker 8 (02:29):
There are so.
Speaker 7 (02:29):
Many people living under the poverty line in Manhattan. Didn't
Democrats run Manhattan, the mayor, city council, governor state lay
entirely Democrats for twelve years. Shouldn't they blame themselves for this?
Speaker 9 (02:42):
They absolutely should. And it's the same thing here in Chicago,
where I'm located, where I don't think that we've had
a Republican as mayor anytime in modern history, and unfortunately
they don't want to take responsibility for the ridiculous policies
that can continue to drive out the creators of jobs,
(03:03):
the creators of value, the creators of the tax base,
the people who give to philanthropic causes. They drive them away,
and then they take their big tex burden and continue
to shift it onto the middle of the working class,
make the poor poorer. And then you know, as the
arsenist who stands by the house is burning down goes, oh,
I'm going to help put out the fire, that this
(03:25):
is absolutely unbelievable.
Speaker 8 (03:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 7 (03:27):
So the President took a lot of business leaders to
China trying to do all kinds of business. And let's
take a listen to cut six. This is Sean talking
to the president.
Speaker 8 (03:38):
What does he want from the US?
Speaker 10 (03:41):
A lot of things we talked about. We talked about
a lot of things. Too many things to discuss, but
a lot of things. We had a very good meeting.
But we want things from them. One thing he agreed
to today's going to order two hundred jets. That's a
big thing. Bowing owing two hundred big ones. That's a
lot of jab so pulling one at one hundred and fifty,
(04:02):
you got two hundred. Uh, he said, sort of. I
think it was a commitment. I mean, you know, it
sort of like a statement, but I think it was
a commitment.
Speaker 7 (04:12):
Now, Carol Roth, you think he's going to really buy
two hundred jets from Boeing.
Speaker 9 (04:16):
Well, I'll have to say, Mark, because I know that
this has been a good trip. Because the Chinese military
serenaded Trump with YMCA, so you know, if they're pulling
out the big guns in the YMCA, there must be
some good commerce that's going on. And you know, whether
they come through with the orders or not, you know,
that remains to be seen. But what is so savvy
(04:38):
by President Trump is normally you'd have a president brings
some diplomats and some politicians, and those people you know
that they can say things, but they can't really get
the business done. By bringing business leaders, they can actually
try to shake hands on a deal or try to
bring up specific points about the business. So it gives
(04:59):
me a lot more confidence that this is coming with
the Boeing CEO in the room than it would be
with a bunch of politicians sitting around the table.
Speaker 7 (05:07):
Yeah, you know who's responsible, Henry Kissinger, Because when Trump
first was running for president, nobody took them seriously, but
Henry Kissinger did. And in their first meeting, Kissinger told them,
don't bring those Foreign policy State Department idiots with their
briefing books. Don't let them do anything, do it yourself,
don't listen to them. So it was great advice. And
(05:30):
you would say it's a successful trip so far, wouldn't you.
Speaker 9 (05:33):
Yeah, as I said, you know, the YMCA tells me
everything I need to know. But there was a lot
going on in the background here. You have the AI wars,
we have the you know, fight over the hoarding of
rare earth elements. We have the terrorists and trade and
so I think just the step of bringing business leaders,
(05:55):
business leaders who want to have access to China, business
leaders that I know respect greatly and wants to figure
out a way to do business in a way that's
beneficial to both countries. You know the fact that they
are all sitting around one on one having these discussions,
and based on the things that we're hearing coming out,
(06:17):
it does sound like it's successful. Obviously there's a lot
more that needs to be done, but you know, in
the process of negotiations and normalizing relations. This is a
first step and so just yeah, a brilliant move all
around by bringing this fantastic delegation to bear.
Speaker 7 (06:37):
Yeah, hey, I'm looking at your Twitter. The US dollar
has lost thirty percent of its purchasing power in the
last six years.
Speaker 8 (06:44):
Is that true?
Speaker 9 (06:45):
It is true. It's you know, we have printed, you know,
over I think it's the last sixty years, you know,
a very large percentage of the money that's ever been created.
So it would go to reason without huge productivity gains
that if you print that money and you don't have
the increase in productivity, that the dollar is going to
(07:07):
you know, lose its value. And you know, everyone's a
little bit to blame here.
Speaker 7 (07:12):
You know.
Speaker 9 (07:12):
Obviously Pelosi and Schumer during COVID pushed through that huge
package which President Trump did sign off on in his
first term. And then Biden got into office and instead
of normalizing things, he wanted to put his name on
Biden Bucks, so he gave away money and printed more money,
(07:32):
and you know, instead of normalizing the deficit and you know,
putting us into what would have been a recession, he
papered over it. With more government spending and higher deficits.
And so now we're running deficits to GDP that you
would normally see during the war or during a major recession,
(07:54):
during a time of expansion, and that still has not
yet been normalized. And fortunately we don't have a lot
of political will in Congress to rain things in either. So,
you know, this is why one of the things that
I always tell people who follow me is to you
want to stay with a diversified portfolio. You want to
(08:14):
make sure you have exposure to those assets that are
going to be inflated, you know, like the stock market,
like housing. But it's also great to have things like
precious metals in your portfolio that can act as a
hedge and an anchor as the dollar continues to lose
what we consider purchasing power.
Speaker 7 (08:33):
Well, hey, Carol Ruth, you also tweeted this book. Phil
Magnus wrote a book called the Best of Karl Marx.
What it looks like a big, thick book, is it?
Speaker 9 (08:45):
Yeah? So my question when I saw a book called
the Best of Carl Marx was wasn't empty? There's nothing
the Karl Marx has ever said that you know, would
would indicate it's the best of So that seems like
a big zero blank notepad to me, but it is
really scary and you're seeing it, you know, in your
city there Mark, with the mom, Dannie and AOC and
(09:07):
all of their ilk that we do have this resurgence
of socialists and communists and people who sympathize with you,
very tight central planning and government control and thesing means
of productions and opening grocery stores and the like. And
they're so decoupled from reality and we go back to
(09:28):
what we were talking about before with people becoming poorer.
You know, when you're decoupled from economic reality, where you
don't realize what incentives and disincentives do as they flow
throughout the economy, you end up doing something that sounds
great in theory but ends up being very destructive and damaging.
And there is this huge resurgence, which is you know,
(09:50):
in a sense of surprise that it came back so
quickly because we thought we had that quash. You know,
we had a good showing, We had people coming out
saying we want economic common sense. People across parties voted
for Trump, and now you have the socialists and communists
who are like the cockerroaches that just won't go away
no matter how many you quash, you you know, you
(10:12):
can't get rid of them. They just keep multiplying, and
so we have to keep saying the same things over
and over again that you know, socialism and communism have
never ever worked. They love people in misery, They left
people starving and dead, and it is never going to work.
Speaker 8 (10:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 7 (10:27):
Well, one thing about Democrats, they never follow the science.
Like we've run the socialism experiment ten million times. It's
failed every time. So that's the science that we know,
and they don't follow the science. You think there's an
end to this cycle of crazy, woke left wing? Is
it starting to turn around? It looks like it might
be in Britain? And what about Pratt in La all
(10:49):
of a sudden, surgeon, what do you think?
Speaker 9 (10:51):
Yeah, well, I mean I think that people who have
some iota of common sense understand that things need to
change and that in order for something to change, you
have to do things differently than the way that it's
been done in the past. And we're seeing that with
the Spencer Pratt, you know, rising up as you know,
(11:12):
a viable candidate for mayor in La. We saw that
in an up ed a few days ago in the
Wall Street Journal where Howard Schultz, the founder of Starbucks,
who started, you know, this huge business in Seattle, you know,
was going up against the mayor of Seattle who basically
said bye bye to all the billionaires and businesses and
basically is you know, ushering them out of the city
(11:36):
along with their dollars and the jobs. And I think
that there is a good contingent of people who understand this,
but there are still a lot of people who are
completely decoupled from reality, and they will listen. They're desperate.
You know, the economy is working for some people, it's
not working for others. And as that hasn't been fixed,
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the desperate people will listen to anything and believe in
anything because they don't have very much to lose. In
some cases, they don't have anything to lose. And when
people become desperate, they listen to stupid thing. Plus, as
you know, there's a lot of people in on the grifts, right.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
There are a lot of people.
Speaker 9 (12:14):
Well with their hands in the pockets of text payers
through NGOs and teachers' unions and whatnot, And so those
people don't want to lose their stronghold. But I'm hoping
that common sense prevails. I'm hoping we can address waste,
broaden abuse. I'm hoping that we can expose it all.
But you know, technology may change Mark, but human nature
(12:36):
is undefeated, and I think that's the one thing we
can count on.
Speaker 7 (12:39):
Well, Carol Roth's great talking to you. You can get her
best selling books in New York Times best selling books.
Get the book you will own nothing and Carol Roth
follow her on Twitter and thanks for being with us.
Speaker 9 (12:51):
Always a pleasure.
Speaker 8 (12:53):
All I take care.
Speaker 7 (12:54):
Hey, we'll take some calls in a minute. One eight
hundred nine four one, Shawn is the number about the
whole number. One eight hundred nine four one seven three
two six. One eight hundred nine four one seven three
two six. It's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannay. You
don't forget to watch Hannity tonight, big special exclusive interview
(13:16):
one hour with Donald Trump talking about the summit back
in a moment entertaining Americans coast and ghost.
Speaker 8 (13:31):
Sean Hannity is on right.
Speaker 7 (13:34):
Down, Welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show. And Mark
(14:02):
Simone here for Sean, will take some calls. One eight
hundred nine one seven three two six one eight hundred
nine seven three two six Agency Tiger Woods is back
from rehab. He got permission to go overseas, go to
Europe to get rehab. He chose Switzerland and he's been
there a month. Can you get cured?
Speaker 2 (14:23):
I have not heard about this. Actually, is this a
true story?
Speaker 7 (14:27):
Oh? Yeah, yeah, he asked permission to do this rehab overseas.
He was in Switzerland. He landed last night. Back one month.
Can you get total rehab in one month?
Speaker 2 (14:36):
No, he's been suffering for a gajillion years.
Speaker 8 (14:39):
We drove from back from the airport.
Speaker 7 (14:40):
I just want to well, yeah, so he flew back private,
yet he was seen coming back now. He also lost
a big court battle. Prosecutors wanted his pharmacy records, his
prescription records. He was blocking that.
Speaker 8 (14:58):
I don't know why.
Speaker 7 (14:58):
I know what could be in there, but they court
ruled in the prosecutor's favor. They will have full access
to his prescription records.
Speaker 8 (15:05):
Now.
Speaker 7 (15:05):
One of the things they may be looking for. They
kind of know what medications he was on, but they're
gonna look for what the farmer. You know, when you
get a prescription, they give you the bottle and has
all these warnings on it. So they're gonna look at
what the warnings are because many of these medications would
have disagree.
Speaker 2 (15:21):
Well, that's not what they're looking for.
Speaker 7 (15:22):
Well, it could be one, because the warnings would say,
do not drive under this medication, do not drive, So
they'll use that against him. What do you think they're
looking for.
Speaker 11 (15:31):
I think they're looking for the doctor shop. They're looking
for the doctors that are getting paid for the scripts,
because that's a really big thing. Oh okay, that's what
they're looking for.
Speaker 8 (15:39):
That too, Well that's interesting. Hey.
Speaker 7 (15:42):
The other thing is Stephen Colbert. Today's Thursday, one week
from tonight, he goes off the air forever.
Speaker 8 (15:49):
Yep.
Speaker 2 (15:49):
Oh it's great, thank god, best news all day.
Speaker 7 (15:52):
But I am watching this. All the talk show hosts,
the late night hosts came together to honor him, all
in one stage, all on his show. Jimmy Kimmel showed up,
Jimmy Fallon showed up.
Speaker 2 (16:03):
It was so weird, Seth, I didn't know that's why
they were together.
Speaker 8 (16:07):
Yeah, John Oliver all there.
Speaker 7 (16:08):
First of all, the guy's been fired, he's not quitting.
I don't know if the New York Times will tell
you he was a Trump administration agreement. Trump administration pressure
CBS to fire him. You didn't take a lot of pressure.
He's losing forty million a year on that show, so
he got fired. Have you ever seen everybody come together
to celebrate you getting fired?
Speaker 8 (16:29):
I mean, somebody leaves.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
Don't you think? And don't you feel?
Speaker 11 (16:33):
I remember when he was on Comedy Central and he
was pretending to be an anchor. He was actually funny.
When he became an anchor, he sucked.
Speaker 7 (16:42):
Yeah, well because it was cute. Now he's an angry,
vicious guy. All these guys, you know, you watch Jimmy Fayla,
Fox News Channel Saturday Night, Greg Guttfeldt, they look like
like I mean, it's a nice way. They look like clowns.
They look like they're here to amuse you. They look
like they're funny.
Speaker 11 (17:00):
They take themselves very seriously over there at CBS and
NBC and all the rest.
Speaker 7 (17:03):
Yeah, Colbert, especially that Kimmel. They look like you want
to choke you at any minute. They look so vicious.
But I've never seen a celebration over a guy getting fired.
And this firing was announced months ago, eight months ago.
Have you seen anybody offer to hire him, see any
network offering.
Speaker 11 (17:20):
I actually forgot all about them. I mean I don't
watch any of that crap anyway, but I mean, honestly.
Speaker 7 (17:24):
Yeah, a week from tonight, they're going. Hey, by the way,
you combine those five guys, their audience still not close
to what Gutfeld gets every night. So hey, we've got
a lot to get you. We'll talk to the greatest
pollster in the world, John McLaughlin coming up next. What
are the real numbers say? And don't forget tonight Big
Show nine o'clock Sean Hannity exclusive interview President Trump tonight
(17:47):
at nine on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 8 (17:49):
Don't miss it.
Speaker 7 (18:17):
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Speaker 7 (18:25):
Well, it's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. Normally you
can hear me on our big flagship station WR and
New York are on the iHeart app. Now, when it
comes to poles, you read all these poles in the news,
you see them all on TV. These are these public
polls done by colleges, done by media. They're the worst
pulse in the world. They're usually a little rigged, a
little fake. They're cheap, flimsy, little poles. You know, a
(18:48):
couple hundred people, not carefully chosen. But if you want
the real pulse, the one the candidates use. The best
polster in the world is John McLaughlin. Now, these are
very detailed, very scientific, but again it's mostly for the candidates.
You can check his website. It's McLaughlan online dot com.
John McLachlan. How you doing, Mark, Thank you.
Speaker 4 (19:09):
I'm doing well. I'm happy because I didn't have to
go to China.
Speaker 7 (19:13):
I should point out he's the president's pollster. He's the
pollster for a lot of presidents, for prime ministers, for senators,
for all sorts of people. And now if I watch
an MSNBC, apparently President Trump has the lowest approval ratings
in the history of the world.
Speaker 8 (19:28):
Is that true?
Speaker 4 (19:30):
No, and we're being sandbagged again. I mean you and I.
By the way, remember back in twenty fifteen we were
Larry Cudlow's house.
Speaker 8 (19:38):
Yeah, you said, do.
Speaker 4 (19:39):
You think Trump could win? I said he's going to win,
and you were like, really, you said, I thought so
too him. You didn't even have a look at my polls.
Speaker 7 (19:46):
Well, no, I thought so, but I wanted it from
an expert. And I remember you said, I said, well,
what about the unfavorability? You said, that can be turned
around easily. So what's the truth about his approval ratings?
Speaker 4 (20:00):
But let me tell we're getting sam big because, for example,
if you go to the Real Clear Politics average, where
the media rates these polls and says these are the
good ones, we'll put them on there. There's an economist
yoga pole on there today and it was completed as
of May eleventh, with the president's job job approval. And
(20:20):
when you go into the pole, it'll have fifteen hundred
and forty nine adults, now voters, not likely voters, not
off a voter list, but adults randomly called. So you
could have some illegal immigrants in there. And when you
look at what's good is they're transparent. When you look
on the president's job approval slide, which they have at
(20:40):
only forty one percent and the fifty seven percent disapproved,
they only have five hundred and forty one Trump voters
out of the fifteen forty nine, that's thirty five percent.
They have six hundred and ten Harris voters. Well, it's
thirty nine percent, but Trump got fifty percent of the
popular vote. And they're saying that this is really bad
(21:03):
for the midterms. Well, sure, it's really bad for the
midterms because you're underpolling Trump owvers again. And a week
ago you had a Washington Post poll that was done
for the Episos panel where they invite people in their panel,
so it's like the liberal Christmas card list, and they
only had twenty nine percent Trumps on it. And I'm like,
(21:24):
I call them, you know, I did speak to the
President about it, and I said, they're standbagging us again.
And and my last poll that we published, we published
a monthly poll and on April fifteenth, we had forty
nine percent approved, forty six disapproved. And we asked it
the way we asked it in the campaign, where do
you approve of Trump and as personality as policies, And
(21:45):
we had like thirty four percent said yes, and they
approved of that another fifteen percent justice policies. I don't
know why they don't like his personality as much, but
so that's other fifteen brings it up to forty nine
and forty six percent disapproval pulse. But that's what we
did in the campaign because we raised his job approval
comparing his job to Biden's job to fifty seven percent
(22:07):
on election day against Harris too, compared to Harris, so
we had a fifty seven job pool and we had
a fifty one percent favorable and we brought one fifty
percent of the national popular vote, and we swept the
battle round states and there was one hundred and fifty
five million people came out vote, of which seventy seven
million voted for Trump. So it can be done. And
(22:29):
right now we're not where we should be. If we
want to win the mid terms, we have to raise
the herc is in that same pole. I'm referring to
our pole that we did among a thousand likely voters,
modeled this the national trand the Republicans were trailing by
four points, forty seven to forty three. So the Republicans
for Congress in a generic ballot aren't at the level
(22:50):
that Trump's at and Trump could be at a higher level.
So we've got work to do. It's it's not as
dire as the media, because remember they stand bangers. In
twenty six twenty sixteen, there was a Hillary lock, not
way Trump could win. They had all the fireworks down
at the convention center, the Javas Convention Center. They were
(23:11):
all set to celebrate the Hillary lock. And I'm running
around on election day on Showan Hanny's Radio Show with Linda,
Linda's with You. We were watching the results that night.
I'm saying, now it's gonna be close. We're gonna win. Unfortunately,
God let us win. And but we were, you know,
we were saying we could win a close race, and
don't don't believe the polls and go vote and then
(23:32):
count votes. And and I was counting the votes in
Shawn's studio that night, and we were telling President Trump
go over to go over to the Hilton and get
ready to do a victory speech. And I remember Steve
Bannon saying to me, well, you know, it's not just
it's that easy. I said, I said, you got to
move them. He says, well, the Secret Service, all this stuff.
(23:53):
I said, you got to do it, otherwise they'll steal
the election before the sun comes up. You got to
declare victory. Well, in twenty twenty they got away with Steliot.
And in twenty twenty twenty four, it was just a
it was a knockout because remember you know they were
again had there were a lot of polls say it
was going to be Kamala Harris that was going to win.
And fortunately, you know then Trump ran a tremendous campaign
(24:18):
and you know he made his polsters look good.
Speaker 7 (24:20):
Hey, speak of the Kamala Harris. Let's take a look.
Let's take a listen, John McGowan, listen to cut nine.
Take a listeners.
Speaker 5 (24:27):
This is a moment where there are no bad ideas,
no bad idea.
Speaker 12 (24:31):
Brainstorm is what I'd like to call it.
Speaker 5 (24:33):
And in that no bad ideas brainstorm, we talk about
what we need to do and think about doing around
the electoral College. We talk about the idea of Supreme
Court reform, which includes expanding the Supreme Court. We invite
a conversation about multi members districts. We talk about, look
(24:56):
that if we win the Senate, which we should and
we will, then the Senate Judiciary Committee should have rules.
Speaker 12 (25:04):
That they put in place so when these people come
before as nominees to the Supreme Court and lie, that
they are held to account and consequence, not just that
somebody goes on cable news and says they lie, but
that there are rules in place to actually penalize people
for lying to a Senate Judiciary committee that we agree
(25:27):
that it is right to have ethics rules for Supreme
Court justices, and let's put those in place. Let's talk
about statehood for Puerto Rico and DC.
Speaker 3 (25:39):
These are the things I think that we've got to do.
We've got to neutralize these red states from cheating, including
blue states, expanding their maps and all of this. I
think is, Look, we gotta fight fire with fire. These
folks are playing to win. We got to play to
win too.
Speaker 8 (25:58):
John McLoughlin, what is this bird brain talking about?
Speaker 4 (26:02):
She's the Constitution for hers just an option they She's
talking about overturning the electoral College, which would undermine, you know,
the whole concept of federal government. She's talking about undermining
the Supreme Court, which was again part of the Constitution.
So she dangerous. And by the way, she is in
(26:24):
that April Paul, he said, nationally when we asked Democrats
and independence who vote in Democrat primaries nationally and now
it's not a national primary, she was the front runner
of twenty nine percent, Newsom fifteen, Judge ten. Yeah, So
she makes a lot of sense to a lot of
these radicals in her party, and so then they ran
on defending democracy, and the other ones who tried to
(26:46):
put Trump in jail, you know, just made up charges,
made up you know, they tried everything to knock them
off the ballot, take away his civil rights, and the
other ones. In New York, Kathy Huckel, Governor huckle she's
the one in twenty four that after in twenty two,
we want eleven, I want a judge through fair lines.
We want eleven out of twenty six congressional races for Republicans,
(27:08):
she redowed them the course cost to seceed. In Syracuse,
hurt Us with Anthony Dsposito helped Tom Swazi win a seat.
She redrew the lines in twenty four and ignored statewide referendums.
That's why I mean she's you know, I mean, Bruce
Blakeman is really poised to beat her. And the last
time we've pulled, we had them, we had them within
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nine points, and now she's she Basically, she gave away
billions of dollars from our state budget to bail out
Mandamie in the city to balance his budget with gimmicks,
some one shots. But we're you know, they Mandami and
Huckel made a deal and we're all going to end
up paying for it. So so Bruce will be the
(27:50):
person that you know, he'll he'll tell the taxpayers and
you know what's going on that it's the only way
to for those of us who are left in New York.
It's the only way to.
Speaker 8 (27:57):
Keep us here.
Speaker 7 (27:58):
Well, we hope Bruce Blakeman wins. What is this phenomenon?
Who were these voters? Where did they come from? These
voters that would vote for a guy who like mom Donnie,
who's never had a job, just a kid who's never
had a never worked.
Speaker 8 (28:10):
How does what kind of voters are these?
Speaker 4 (28:13):
Well, they're socialists and as Nuke Gingris calls them big
government socialists and what they favor big government? They don't
you think about there's a lot of voters today that
were born after the Berlin Wall came down. They don't
have any idea what communism about. Marxism. Yeah, you know,
they think socialism is like Sweden. But now they're going
(28:36):
to see because a lot of them in New York
are going to lose good jobs. When somebody like Ken
Griffin says I'm not going to expand in New York
I'm going to move more jobs. And they've been moving
jobs to all these big banks and big firms where
they pay good six figure jobs. They've been moving the
jobs quietly to Florida, Palm Beach, to Dallas, Texas. They're
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going to states where his zero state income tax, and
they're avoiding states like New York where they're thinking of
taxes on top of taxes second homes. I mean they
really Mondomnie proposed raising property taxes by ten percent on
every New York City homeowner because he's a socialist. He
doesn't believe in homeowners ownership. So you know it's going
(29:22):
to going to take some painful time for the New
York voters to realize this, but he's Yeah. Fortunately the
city council stopped his playing to raise property taxes on homeowners.
Speaker 7 (29:34):
So I think George Will once said, you got to
do this every twenty five years. You have to have
a social and socialist experiment so that people could be
reminded how bad it is. But is there this stuff
goes in cycles. Is there a point where this cycle
ends and we go back to sane, rational people in government.
Speaker 4 (29:52):
I hope it's November, because it's not just it's not
just the Mundomnie, but you've got I mean, they're all
coming out of Brooklyn. King Jefferies could be the Speaker
of the House. Think of what he opposes. You know,
he's in favor of letting non citizens vote. He's in
favor of no voter ID. He's in favor of higher taxes.
When they voted against the Trump tax cuts, he voted
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for higher taxes about two thousand dollars for every American.
Same with Chuck Schumer. Chuck Schumer, the last time national
poll I had with his name in it, he had
twenty seven year old fifty unfairmal in state. He could
not win a primary against Dato City. She beat him
by like twenty points. So it goes from bit to worse.
Speaker 7 (30:36):
Does AOC have any shot nationally? And maybe hear in
crazy New York? Did you have any shot nationally to
run for resident?
Speaker 4 (30:44):
She could, but she's got to run. She's got to
make a decision that she would give up the safe
house seat and run. Where's tobit for the people in
the Bronx and Queens. But she has four percent in
my last national poll. But there's been on the polls
where she does better. So it depends on how many
people you put in the field. But after November it'll
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be a free for all. There'll be a ton of
socialists and Democrats running. I mean, look, look, I mean
in New York you've got Hlcals. She's bending to the
left because she's afraid of Mandami and the socialists and
they may not come after her. And you know, but
it's making Bruce Blakeman stronger. And look at California and
you've got you know, you've got Steve Hilton as a
front runner. But the scary part is when there were
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too many Democrats putting up the vote because they've changed
the rules there to have I used to work for
Arnold out there and the recall re election, but the
that was twenty years ago. But they've changed the rules
that you have a p it's an open primary so
that you know, so that they were hoping that the
Republicans could never win. But when Steve Hilton was the
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front runner, all of a sudden, they turned on Swollwell
because they didn't want a bunch of Democrats.
Speaker 8 (31:54):
To vide vote.
Speaker 4 (31:56):
So they got em. And now Besarah's moving up. But
Sarah's pray he's open borders, guy, I mean, go broke
because they're paying for healthcare for illegal immigrants and they
can't reafford to.
Speaker 8 (32:08):
They got to.
Speaker 4 (32:09):
They're going to rebuild the homes for those people that
lost their palaces fire because they didn't have they didn't
have water in the in the fire and stuff. It's
just terrible.
Speaker 7 (32:20):
Well John McLaughlin, the world's greatest polster. Go to his
website McLachlan online dot com. John McLoughlin, keep up the
good work. Let's get Bruce Blakeman elected governor of New York.
That's very important. And uh, let's hope for the mid terms.
John McLaughlin, thanks for being with us.
Speaker 4 (32:35):
You're doing a great job.
Speaker 8 (32:36):
Thank you. Mark, all right, take care.
Speaker 7 (32:38):
Hey tonight, UH make sure you watch Hannity nine o'clock
Fox News Channel, big exclusive interview with President Trump where
he'll talk at length about the summit. He also did
an exclusive interview with Marco Rubio. We'll hear that in
a few minutes on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
Hannity, you watch keeping an eye on Chuck and Nancy
and their minions.
Speaker 7 (33:08):
Sean Hannity, Hey's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. We
(33:35):
got a lot coming up in the next hour. Now,
Sean is on the trip to China with President Trump
and all those guys. He rode over on Air Force
one and did a big exclusive interview with Marco Rubio.
We'll play that in the next hour. You'll get to
hear that. And then right after the summit was over,
Sean Hannity big exclusive interview with President Trump. You can
(33:59):
watch it to it's the whole hour. It's Hannity on
the Fox News Channel. Tonight at nine. You'll see this great,
big interview with President Trump, and we'll play some of
it for you tomorrow on the radio. And Sean will
be back on Monday. Talk about jet lag. It's like,
what is it a It's like a thirteen hour time difference.
(34:19):
That's some jet lag. So needless thing on Monday to
see if he's recovered yet.
Speaker 2 (34:26):
It might be calling you, Mark, I don't know.
Speaker 8 (34:27):
Uh oh oh oh. I didn't think of that. Back
after the news
Well, we have come out to your city. One of
the get saying you CONFI well besied tale.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
And if you want a little banging, I come along.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
The American Revolution was against the billionaires of their time.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
The tax system as we have it is fundamentally unjust.
Speaker 5 (00:37):
We are speaking about living in the wealthiest city, in
the wealthiest country in the history of the world, where
one in four New Yorkers are living in poverty.
Speaker 6 (00:43):
And we are going to have to explore massive judicial
reform state by state and at the federal level. And
everything should be on the table. As far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 4 (00:54):
Freedom is back in style. Welcome to the revolution, to.
Speaker 1 (01:00):
Be away, I'm coming to your center. Don't want to
play against Allas and San you a conscious song, Sean.
Speaker 7 (01:10):
New Sean Hannity Show for me, I'm the scene's information
on freaking news and more bold inspired solutions for America. Hey,
it's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. H Normally I'm
on our big flagship station w R here in New
York or on the iHeart app. And here I am
(01:33):
sitting in this beautiful studio. I had top Manhattan overlooking
look at a beautiful view of Manhattan.
Speaker 8 (01:39):
While Sean is.
Speaker 7 (01:43):
In China, eighty four hours to get there, nine hundred
hours to get back, three days in China. It's a
lot of work, but a lot is coming from. He's
got a big exclusive interview with President Trump. You will
see it tonight nine o'clock on the Fox News Channel.
Play a clip too in a second. But right now,
let's talk to Carol Roth, who is a New York
(02:04):
Times bestselling author a couple of times and her book
is You Will Own Nothing. She's a recovering investment banker.
Let's talk about the business aspects of the President's trip
to China. Carol Roth, how you doing.
Speaker 9 (02:18):
I'm doing fantastic. Always a good day when I get
a chat with you.
Speaker 7 (02:21):
Mark, Oh, thanks, so hey. We're listening to Mom Donnie
at the opening and he's talking about how this is terrible.
Speaker 8 (02:29):
There are so.
Speaker 7 (02:29):
Many people living under the poverty line in Manhattan. Didn't
Democrats run Manhattan, the mayor, city council, governor state lay
entirely Democrats for twelve years. Shouldn't they blame themselves for this?
Speaker 9 (02:42):
They absolutely should. And it's the same thing here in Chicago,
where I'm located, where I don't think that we've had
a Republican as mayor anytime in modern history, and unfortunately
they don't want to take responsibility for the ridiculous policies
that can continue to drive out the creators of jobs,
(03:03):
the creators of value, the creators of the tax base,
the people who give to philanthropic causes. They drive them away,
and then they take their big tex burden and continue
to shift it onto the middle of the working class,
make the poor poorer. And then you know, as the
arsenist who stands by the house is burning down goes, oh,
I'm going to help put out the fire, that this
(03:25):
is absolutely unbelievable.
Speaker 8 (03:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 7 (03:27):
So the President took a lot of business leaders to
China trying to do all kinds of business. And let's
take a listen to cut six. This is Sean talking
to the president.
Speaker 8 (03:38):
What does he want from the US?
Speaker 10 (03:41):
A lot of things we talked about. We talked about
a lot of things. Too many things to discuss, but
a lot of things. We had a very good meeting.
But we want things from them. One thing he agreed
to today's going to order two hundred jets. That's a
big thing. Bowing owing two hundred big ones. That's a
lot of jab so pulling one at one hundred and fifty,
(04:02):
you got two hundred. Uh, he said, sort of. I
think it was a commitment. I mean, you know, it
sort of like a statement, but I think it was
a commitment.
Speaker 7 (04:12):
Now, Carol Roth, you think he's going to really buy
two hundred jets from Boeing.
Speaker 9 (04:16):
Well, I'll have to say, Mark, because I know that
this has been a good trip. Because the Chinese military
serenaded Trump with YMCA, so you know, if they're pulling
out the big guns in the YMCA, there must be
some good commerce that's going on. And you know, whether
they come through with the orders or not, you know,
that remains to be seen. But what is so savvy
(04:38):
by President Trump is normally you'd have a president brings
some diplomats and some politicians, and those people you know
that they can say things, but they can't really get
the business done. By bringing business leaders, they can actually
try to shake hands on a deal or try to
bring up specific points about the business. So it gives
(04:59):
me a lot more confidence that this is coming with
the Boeing CEO in the room than it would be
with a bunch of politicians sitting around the table.
Speaker 7 (05:07):
Yeah, you know who's responsible, Henry Kissinger, Because when Trump
first was running for president, nobody took them seriously, but
Henry Kissinger did. And in their first meeting, Kissinger told them,
don't bring those Foreign policy State Department idiots with their
briefing books. Don't let them do anything, do it yourself,
don't listen to them. So it was great advice. And
(05:30):
you would say it's a successful trip so far, wouldn't you.
Speaker 9 (05:33):
Yeah, as I said, you know, the YMCA tells me
everything I need to know. But there was a lot
going on in the background here. You have the AI wars,
we have the you know, fight over the hoarding of
rare earth elements. We have the terrorists and trade and
so I think just the step of bringing business leaders,
(05:55):
business leaders who want to have access to China, business
leaders that I know respect greatly and wants to figure
out a way to do business in a way that's
beneficial to both countries. You know the fact that they
are all sitting around one on one having these discussions,
and based on the things that we're hearing coming out,
(06:17):
it does sound like it's successful. Obviously there's a lot
more that needs to be done, but you know, in
the process of negotiations and normalizing relations. This is a
first step and so just yeah, a brilliant move all
around by bringing this fantastic delegation to bear.
Speaker 7 (06:37):
Yeah, hey, I'm looking at your Twitter. The US dollar
has lost thirty percent of its purchasing power in the
last six years.
Speaker 8 (06:44):
Is that true?
Speaker 9 (06:45):
It is true. It's you know, we have printed, you know,
over I think it's the last sixty years, you know,
a very large percentage of the money that's ever been created.
So it would go to reason without huge productivity gains
that if you print that money and you don't have
the increase in productivity, that the dollar is going to
(07:07):
you know, lose its value. And you know, everyone's a
little bit to blame here.
Speaker 7 (07:12):
You know.
Speaker 9 (07:12):
Obviously Pelosi and Schumer during COVID pushed through that huge
package which President Trump did sign off on in his
first term. And then Biden got into office and instead
of normalizing things, he wanted to put his name on
Biden Bucks, so he gave away money and printed more money,
(07:32):
and you know, instead of normalizing the deficit and you know,
putting us into what would have been a recession, he
papered over it. With more government spending and higher deficits.
And so now we're running deficits to GDP that you
would normally see during the war or during a major recession,
(07:54):
during a time of expansion, and that still has not
yet been normalized. And fortunately we don't have a lot
of political will in Congress to rain things in either. So,
you know, this is why one of the things that
I always tell people who follow me is to you
want to stay with a diversified portfolio. You want to
(08:14):
make sure you have exposure to those assets that are
going to be inflated, you know, like the stock market,
like housing. But it's also great to have things like
precious metals in your portfolio that can act as a
hedge and an anchor as the dollar continues to lose
what we consider purchasing power.
Speaker 7 (08:33):
Well, hey, Carol Ruth, you also tweeted this book. Phil
Magnus wrote a book called the Best of Karl Marx.
What it looks like a big, thick book, is it?
Speaker 9 (08:45):
Yeah? So my question when I saw a book called
the Best of Carl Marx was wasn't empty? There's nothing
the Karl Marx has ever said that you know, would
would indicate it's the best of So that seems like
a big zero blank notepad to me, but it is
really scary and you're seeing it, you know, in your
city there Mark, with the mom, Dannie and AOC and
(09:07):
all of their ilk that we do have this resurgence
of socialists and communists and people who sympathize with you,
very tight central planning and government control and thesing means
of productions and opening grocery stores and the like. And
they're so decoupled from reality and we go back to
(09:28):
what we were talking about before with people becoming poorer.
You know, when you're decoupled from economic reality, where you
don't realize what incentives and disincentives do as they flow
throughout the economy, you end up doing something that sounds
great in theory but ends up being very destructive and damaging.
And there is this huge resurgence, which is you know,
(09:50):
in a sense of surprise that it came back so
quickly because we thought we had that quash. You know,
we had a good showing, We had people coming out
saying we want economic common sense. People across parties voted
for Trump, and now you have the socialists and communists
who are like the cockerroaches that just won't go away
no matter how many you quash, you you know, you
(10:12):
can't get rid of them. They just keep multiplying, and
so we have to keep saying the same things over
and over again that you know, socialism and communism have
never ever worked. They love people in misery, They left
people starving and dead, and it is never going to work.
Speaker 8 (10:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 7 (10:27):
Well, one thing about Democrats, they never follow the science.
Like we've run the socialism experiment ten million times. It's
failed every time. So that's the science that we know,
and they don't follow the science. You think there's an
end to this cycle of crazy, woke left wing? Is
it starting to turn around? It looks like it might
be in Britain? And what about Pratt in La all
(10:49):
of a sudden, surgeon, what do you think?
Speaker 9 (10:51):
Yeah, well, I mean I think that people who have
some iota of common sense understand that things need to
change and that in order for something to change, you
have to do things differently than the way that it's
been done in the past. And we're seeing that with
the Spencer Pratt, you know, rising up as you know,
(11:12):
a viable candidate for mayor in La. We saw that
in an up ed a few days ago in the
Wall Street Journal where Howard Schultz, the founder of Starbucks,
who started, you know, this huge business in Seattle, you know,
was going up against the mayor of Seattle who basically
said bye bye to all the billionaires and businesses and
basically is you know, ushering them out of the city
(11:36):
along with their dollars and the jobs. And I think
that there is a good contingent of people who understand this,
but there are still a lot of people who are
completely decoupled from reality, and they will listen. They're desperate.
You know, the economy is working for some people, it's
not working for others. And as that hasn't been fixed,
(11:58):
the desperate people will listen to anything and believe in
anything because they don't have very much to lose. In
some cases, they don't have anything to lose. And when
people become desperate, they listen to stupid thing. Plus, as
you know, there's a lot of people in on the grifts, right.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
There are a lot of people.
Speaker 9 (12:14):
Well with their hands in the pockets of text payers
through NGOs and teachers' unions and whatnot, And so those
people don't want to lose their stronghold. But I'm hoping
that common sense prevails. I'm hoping we can address waste,
broaden abuse. I'm hoping that we can expose it all.
But you know, technology may change Mark, but human nature
(12:36):
is undefeated, and I think that's the one thing we
can count on.
Speaker 7 (12:39):
Well, Carol Roth's great talking to you. You can get her
best selling books in New York Times best selling books.
Get the book you will own nothing and Carol Roth
follow her on Twitter and thanks for being with us.
Speaker 9 (12:51):
Always a pleasure.
Speaker 8 (12:53):
All I take care.
Speaker 7 (12:54):
Hey, we'll take some calls in a minute. One eight
hundred nine four one, Shawn is the number about the
whole number. One eight hundred nine four one seven three
two six. One eight hundred nine four one seven three
two six. It's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannay. You
don't forget to watch Hannity tonight, big special exclusive interview
(13:16):
one hour with Donald Trump talking about the summit back
in a moment entertaining Americans coast and ghost.
Speaker 8 (13:31):
Sean Hannity is on right.
Speaker 7 (13:34):
Down, Welcome back to the Sean Hannity Show. And Mark
(14:02):
Simone here for Sean, will take some calls. One eight
hundred nine one seven three two six one eight hundred
nine seven three two six Agency Tiger Woods is back
from rehab. He got permission to go overseas, go to
Europe to get rehab. He chose Switzerland and he's been
there a month. Can you get cured?
Speaker 2 (14:23):
I have not heard about this. Actually, is this a
true story?
Speaker 7 (14:27):
Oh? Yeah, yeah, he asked permission to do this rehab overseas.
He was in Switzerland. He landed last night. Back one month.
Can you get total rehab in one month?
Speaker 2 (14:36):
No, he's been suffering for a gajillion years.
Speaker 8 (14:39):
We drove from back from the airport.
Speaker 7 (14:40):
I just want to well, yeah, so he flew back private,
yet he was seen coming back now. He also lost
a big court battle. Prosecutors wanted his pharmacy records, his
prescription records. He was blocking that.
Speaker 8 (14:58):
I don't know why.
Speaker 7 (14:58):
I know what could be in there, but they court
ruled in the prosecutor's favor. They will have full access
to his prescription records.
Speaker 8 (15:05):
Now.
Speaker 7 (15:05):
One of the things they may be looking for. They
kind of know what medications he was on, but they're
gonna look for what the farmer. You know, when you
get a prescription, they give you the bottle and has
all these warnings on it. So they're gonna look at
what the warnings are because many of these medications would
have disagree.
Speaker 2 (15:21):
Well, that's not what they're looking for.
Speaker 7 (15:22):
Well, it could be one, because the warnings would say,
do not drive under this medication, do not drive, So
they'll use that against him. What do you think they're
looking for.
Speaker 11 (15:31):
I think they're looking for the doctor shop. They're looking
for the doctors that are getting paid for the scripts,
because that's a really big thing. Oh okay, that's what
they're looking for.
Speaker 8 (15:39):
That too, Well that's interesting. Hey.
Speaker 7 (15:42):
The other thing is Stephen Colbert. Today's Thursday, one week
from tonight, he goes off the air forever.
Speaker 8 (15:49):
Yep.
Speaker 2 (15:49):
Oh it's great, thank god, best news all day.
Speaker 7 (15:52):
But I am watching this. All the talk show hosts,
the late night hosts came together to honor him, all
in one stage, all on his show. Jimmy Kimmel showed up,
Jimmy Fallon showed up.
Speaker 2 (16:03):
It was so weird, Seth, I didn't know that's why
they were together.
Speaker 8 (16:07):
Yeah, John Oliver all there.
Speaker 7 (16:08):
First of all, the guy's been fired, he's not quitting.
I don't know if the New York Times will tell
you he was a Trump administration agreement. Trump administration pressure
CBS to fire him. You didn't take a lot of pressure.
He's losing forty million a year on that show, so
he got fired. Have you ever seen everybody come together
to celebrate you getting fired?
Speaker 8 (16:29):
I mean, somebody leaves.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
Don't you think? And don't you feel?
Speaker 11 (16:33):
I remember when he was on Comedy Central and he
was pretending to be an anchor. He was actually funny.
When he became an anchor, he sucked.
Speaker 7 (16:42):
Yeah, well because it was cute. Now he's an angry,
vicious guy. All these guys, you know, you watch Jimmy Fayla,
Fox News Channel Saturday Night, Greg Guttfeldt, they look like
like I mean, it's a nice way. They look like clowns.
They look like they're here to amuse you. They look
like they're funny.
Speaker 11 (17:00):
They take themselves very seriously over there at CBS and
NBC and all the rest.
Speaker 7 (17:03):
Yeah, Colbert, especially that Kimmel. They look like you want
to choke you at any minute. They look so vicious.
But I've never seen a celebration over a guy getting fired.
And this firing was announced months ago, eight months ago.
Have you seen anybody offer to hire him, see any
network offering.
Speaker 11 (17:20):
I actually forgot all about them. I mean I don't
watch any of that crap anyway, but I mean, honestly.
Speaker 7 (17:24):
Yeah, a week from tonight, they're going. Hey, by the way,
you combine those five guys, their audience still not close
to what Gutfeld gets every night. So hey, we've got
a lot to get you. We'll talk to the greatest
pollster in the world, John McLaughlin coming up next. What
are the real numbers say? And don't forget tonight Big
Show nine o'clock Sean Hannity exclusive interview President Trump tonight
(17:47):
at nine on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 8 (17:49):
Don't miss it.
Speaker 7 (18:17):
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Speaker 7 (18:25):
Well, it's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. Normally you
can hear me on our big flagship station WR and
New York are on the iHeart app. Now, when it
comes to poles, you read all these poles in the news,
you see them all on TV. These are these public
polls done by colleges, done by media. They're the worst
pulse in the world. They're usually a little rigged, a
little fake. They're cheap, flimsy, little poles. You know, a
(18:48):
couple hundred people, not carefully chosen. But if you want
the real pulse, the one the candidates use. The best
polster in the world is John McLaughlin. Now, these are
very detailed, very scientific, but again it's mostly for the candidates.
You can check his website. It's McLaughlan online dot com.
John McLachlan. How you doing, Mark, Thank you.
Speaker 4 (19:09):
I'm doing well. I'm happy because I didn't have to
go to China.
Speaker 7 (19:13):
I should point out he's the president's pollster. He's the
pollster for a lot of presidents, for prime ministers, for senators,
for all sorts of people. And now if I watch
an MSNBC, apparently President Trump has the lowest approval ratings
in the history of the world.
Speaker 8 (19:28):
Is that true?
Speaker 4 (19:30):
No, and we're being sandbagged again. I mean you and I.
By the way, remember back in twenty fifteen we were
Larry Cudlow's house.
Speaker 8 (19:38):
Yeah, you said, do.
Speaker 4 (19:39):
You think Trump could win? I said he's going to win,
and you were like, really, you said, I thought so
too him. You didn't even have a look at my polls.
Speaker 7 (19:46):
Well, no, I thought so, but I wanted it from
an expert. And I remember you said, I said, well,
what about the unfavorability? You said, that can be turned
around easily. So what's the truth about his approval ratings?
Speaker 4 (20:00):
But let me tell we're getting sam big because, for example,
if you go to the Real Clear Politics average, where
the media rates these polls and says these are the
good ones, we'll put them on there. There's an economist
yoga pole on there today and it was completed as
of May eleventh, with the president's job job approval. And
(20:20):
when you go into the pole, it'll have fifteen hundred
and forty nine adults, now voters, not likely voters, not
off a voter list, but adults randomly called. So you
could have some illegal immigrants in there. And when you
look at what's good is they're transparent. When you look
on the president's job approval slide, which they have at
(20:40):
only forty one percent and the fifty seven percent disapproved,
they only have five hundred and forty one Trump voters
out of the fifteen forty nine, that's thirty five percent.
They have six hundred and ten Harris voters. Well, it's
thirty nine percent, but Trump got fifty percent of the
popular vote. And they're saying that this is really bad
(21:03):
for the midterms. Well, sure, it's really bad for the
midterms because you're underpolling Trump owvers again. And a week
ago you had a Washington Post poll that was done
for the Episos panel where they invite people in their panel,
so it's like the liberal Christmas card list, and they
only had twenty nine percent Trumps on it. And I'm like,
(21:24):
I call them, you know, I did speak to the
President about it, and I said, they're standbagging us again.
And and my last poll that we published, we published
a monthly poll and on April fifteenth, we had forty
nine percent approved, forty six disapproved. And we asked it
the way we asked it in the campaign, where do
you approve of Trump and as personality as policies, And
(21:45):
we had like thirty four percent said yes, and they
approved of that another fifteen percent justice policies. I don't
know why they don't like his personality as much, but
so that's other fifteen brings it up to forty nine
and forty six percent disapproval pulse. But that's what we
did in the campaign because we raised his job approval
comparing his job to Biden's job to fifty seven percent
(22:07):
on election day against Harris too, compared to Harris, so
we had a fifty seven job pool and we had
a fifty one percent favorable and we brought one fifty
percent of the national popular vote, and we swept the
battle round states and there was one hundred and fifty
five million people came out vote, of which seventy seven
million voted for Trump. So it can be done. And
(22:29):
right now we're not where we should be. If we
want to win the mid terms, we have to raise
the herc is in that same pole. I'm referring to
our pole that we did among a thousand likely voters,
modeled this the national trand the Republicans were trailing by
four points, forty seven to forty three. So the Republicans
for Congress in a generic ballot aren't at the level
(22:50):
that Trump's at and Trump could be at a higher level.
So we've got work to do. It's it's not as
dire as the media, because remember they stand bangers. In
twenty six twenty sixteen, there was a Hillary lock, not
way Trump could win. They had all the fireworks down
at the convention center, the Javas Convention Center. They were
(23:11):
all set to celebrate the Hillary lock. And I'm running
around on election day on Showan Hanny's Radio Show with Linda,
Linda's with You. We were watching the results that night.
I'm saying, now it's gonna be close. We're gonna win. Unfortunately,
God let us win. And but we were, you know,
we were saying we could win a close race, and
don't don't believe the polls and go vote and then
(23:32):
count votes. And and I was counting the votes in
Shawn's studio that night, and we were telling President Trump
go over to go over to the Hilton and get
ready to do a victory speech. And I remember Steve
Bannon saying to me, well, you know, it's not just
it's that easy. I said, I said, you got to
move them. He says, well, the Secret Service, all this stuff.
(23:53):
I said, you got to do it, otherwise they'll steal
the election before the sun comes up. You got to
declare victory. Well, in twenty twenty they got away with Steliot.
And in twenty twenty twenty four, it was just a
it was a knockout because remember you know they were
again had there were a lot of polls say it
was going to be Kamala Harris that was going to win.
And fortunately, you know then Trump ran a tremendous campaign
(24:18):
and you know he made his polsters look good.
Speaker 7 (24:20):
Hey, speak of the Kamala Harris. Let's take a look.
Let's take a listen, John McGowan, listen to cut nine.
Take a listeners.
Speaker 5 (24:27):
This is a moment where there are no bad ideas,
no bad idea.
Speaker 12 (24:31):
Brainstorm is what I'd like to call it.
Speaker 5 (24:33):
And in that no bad ideas brainstorm, we talk about
what we need to do and think about doing around
the electoral College. We talk about the idea of Supreme
Court reform, which includes expanding the Supreme Court. We invite
a conversation about multi members districts. We talk about, look
(24:56):
that if we win the Senate, which we should and
we will, then the Senate Judiciary Committee should have rules.
Speaker 12 (25:04):
That they put in place so when these people come
before as nominees to the Supreme Court and lie, that
they are held to account and consequence, not just that
somebody goes on cable news and says they lie, but
that there are rules in place to actually penalize people
for lying to a Senate Judiciary committee that we agree
(25:27):
that it is right to have ethics rules for Supreme
Court justices, and let's put those in place. Let's talk
about statehood for Puerto Rico and DC.
Speaker 3 (25:39):
These are the things I think that we've got to do.
We've got to neutralize these red states from cheating, including
blue states, expanding their maps and all of this. I
think is, Look, we gotta fight fire with fire. These
folks are playing to win. We got to play to
win too.
Speaker 8 (25:58):
John McLoughlin, what is this bird brain talking about?
Speaker 4 (26:02):
She's the Constitution for hers just an option they She's
talking about overturning the electoral College, which would undermine, you know,
the whole concept of federal government. She's talking about undermining
the Supreme Court, which was again part of the Constitution.
So she dangerous. And by the way, she is in
(26:24):
that April Paul, he said, nationally when we asked Democrats
and independence who vote in Democrat primaries nationally and now
it's not a national primary, she was the front runner
of twenty nine percent, Newsom fifteen, Judge ten. Yeah, So
she makes a lot of sense to a lot of
these radicals in her party, and so then they ran
on defending democracy, and the other ones who tried to
(26:46):
put Trump in jail, you know, just made up charges,
made up you know, they tried everything to knock them
off the ballot, take away his civil rights, and the
other ones. In New York, Kathy Huckel, Governor huckle she's
the one in twenty four that after in twenty two,
we want eleven, I want a judge through fair lines.
We want eleven out of twenty six congressional races for Republicans,
(27:08):
she redowed them the course cost to seceed. In Syracuse,
hurt Us with Anthony Dsposito helped Tom Swazi win a seat.
She redrew the lines in twenty four and ignored statewide referendums.
That's why I mean she's you know, I mean, Bruce
Blakeman is really poised to beat her. And the last
time we've pulled, we had them, we had them within
(27:29):
nine points, and now she's she Basically, she gave away
billions of dollars from our state budget to bail out
Mandamie in the city to balance his budget with gimmicks,
some one shots. But we're you know, they Mandami and
Huckel made a deal and we're all going to end
up paying for it. So so Bruce will be the
(27:50):
person that you know, he'll he'll tell the taxpayers and
you know what's going on that it's the only way
to for those of us who are left in New York.
It's the only way to.
Speaker 8 (27:57):
Keep us here.
Speaker 7 (27:58):
Well, we hope Bruce Blakeman wins. What is this phenomenon?
Who were these voters? Where did they come from? These
voters that would vote for a guy who like mom Donnie,
who's never had a job, just a kid who's never
had a never worked.
Speaker 8 (28:10):
How does what kind of voters are these?
Speaker 4 (28:13):
Well, they're socialists and as Nuke Gingris calls them big
government socialists and what they favor big government? They don't
you think about there's a lot of voters today that
were born after the Berlin Wall came down. They don't
have any idea what communism about. Marxism. Yeah, you know,
they think socialism is like Sweden. But now they're going
(28:36):
to see because a lot of them in New York
are going to lose good jobs. When somebody like Ken
Griffin says I'm not going to expand in New York
I'm going to move more jobs. And they've been moving
jobs to all these big banks and big firms where
they pay good six figure jobs. They've been moving the
jobs quietly to Florida, Palm Beach, to Dallas, Texas. They're
(29:00):
going to states where his zero state income tax, and
they're avoiding states like New York where they're thinking of
taxes on top of taxes second homes. I mean they
really Mondomnie proposed raising property taxes by ten percent on
every New York City homeowner because he's a socialist. He
doesn't believe in homeowners ownership. So you know it's going
(29:22):
to going to take some painful time for the New
York voters to realize this, but he's Yeah. Fortunately the
city council stopped his playing to raise property taxes on homeowners.
Speaker 7 (29:34):
So I think George Will once said, you got to
do this every twenty five years. You have to have
a social and socialist experiment so that people could be
reminded how bad it is. But is there this stuff
goes in cycles. Is there a point where this cycle
ends and we go back to sane, rational people in government.
Speaker 4 (29:52):
I hope it's November, because it's not just it's not
just the Mundomnie, but you've got I mean, they're all
coming out of Brooklyn. King Jefferies could be the Speaker
of the House. Think of what he opposes. You know,
he's in favor of letting non citizens vote. He's in
favor of no voter ID. He's in favor of higher taxes.
When they voted against the Trump tax cuts, he voted
(30:17):
for higher taxes about two thousand dollars for every American.
Same with Chuck Schumer. Chuck Schumer, the last time national
poll I had with his name in it, he had
twenty seven year old fifty unfairmal in state. He could
not win a primary against Dato City. She beat him
by like twenty points. So it goes from bit to worse.
Speaker 7 (30:36):
Does AOC have any shot nationally? And maybe hear in
crazy New York? Did you have any shot nationally to
run for resident?
Speaker 4 (30:44):
She could, but she's got to run. She's got to
make a decision that she would give up the safe
house seat and run. Where's tobit for the people in
the Bronx and Queens. But she has four percent in
my last national poll. But there's been on the polls
where she does better. So it depends on how many
people you put in the field. But after November it'll
(31:04):
be a free for all. There'll be a ton of
socialists and Democrats running. I mean, look, look, I mean
in New York you've got Hlcals. She's bending to the
left because she's afraid of Mandami and the socialists and
they may not come after her. And you know, but
it's making Bruce Blakeman stronger. And look at California and
you've got you know, you've got Steve Hilton as a
front runner. But the scary part is when there were
(31:27):
too many Democrats putting up the vote because they've changed
the rules there to have I used to work for
Arnold out there and the recall re election, but the
that was twenty years ago. But they've changed the rules
that you have a p it's an open primary so
that you know, so that they were hoping that the
Republicans could never win. But when Steve Hilton was the
(31:49):
front runner, all of a sudden, they turned on Swollwell
because they didn't want a bunch of Democrats.
Speaker 8 (31:54):
To vide vote.
Speaker 4 (31:56):
So they got em. And now Besarah's moving up. But
Sarah's pray he's open borders, guy, I mean, go broke
because they're paying for healthcare for illegal immigrants and they
can't reafford to.
Speaker 8 (32:08):
They got to.
Speaker 4 (32:09):
They're going to rebuild the homes for those people that
lost their palaces fire because they didn't have they didn't
have water in the in the fire and stuff. It's
just terrible.
Speaker 7 (32:20):
Well John McLaughlin, the world's greatest polster. Go to his
website McLachlan online dot com. John McLoughlin, keep up the
good work. Let's get Bruce Blakeman elected governor of New York.
That's very important. And uh, let's hope for the mid terms.
John McLaughlin, thanks for being with us.
Speaker 4 (32:35):
You're doing a great job.
Speaker 8 (32:36):
Thank you. Mark, all right, take care.
Speaker 7 (32:38):
Hey tonight, UH make sure you watch Hannity nine o'clock
Fox News Channel, big exclusive interview with President Trump where
he'll talk at length about the summit. He also did
an exclusive interview with Marco Rubio. We'll hear that in
a few minutes on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
Hannity, you watch keeping an eye on Chuck and Nancy
and their minions.
Speaker 7 (33:08):
Sean Hannity, Hey's Mark Simone here for Sean Hannity. We
(33:35):
got a lot coming up in the next hour. Now,
Sean is on the trip to China with President Trump
and all those guys. He rode over on Air Force
one and did a big exclusive interview with Marco Rubio.
We'll play that in the next hour. You'll get to
hear that. And then right after the summit was over,
Sean Hannity big exclusive interview with President Trump. You can
(33:59):
watch it to it's the whole hour. It's Hannity on
the Fox News Channel. Tonight at nine. You'll see this great,
big interview with President Trump, and we'll play some of
it for you tomorrow on the radio. And Sean will
be back on Monday. Talk about jet lag. It's like,
what is it a It's like a thirteen hour time difference.
(34:19):
That's some jet lag. So needless thing on Monday to
see if he's recovered yet.
Speaker 2 (34:26):
It might be calling you, Mark, I don't know.
Speaker 8 (34:27):
Uh oh oh oh. I didn't think of that. Back
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