August 7, 2026 • 28 mins
Sean continues his examination of the Democratic Socialist movement and what Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan Senate victory could mean for the Democratic Party. Tudor Dixon joins the program to discuss El-Sayed, Hasan Piker, Mike Rogers, John James, and the political landscape heading toward the midterm elections. Sean argues that traditionally Democratic voters could cross party lines as socialist candidates gain influence in key races. The hour also includes an update on the effort to save Snuggles, a dog facing euthanasia after a biting incident that the victim herself says was provoked. Listeners weigh in on Sean’s recent interview with a Democratic Socialist candidate and the broader direction of American politics.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Our two Sean Hannity Show on a Friday, eight hundred
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and ninety four one. Shawn is on number if you
want to be a part of the program. It is
actually stunning to watch the reaction of people around the
country as it relates to what has happened with Abdul
el Sayed in Michigan, longtime Democrat. He's a friend of
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mine actually, and he was on TV last night, Mark Penn.
He's in the category of James Carvill and Van Jones
and Joe Mansion and Bill Maher and all these other
people actually not wanting this guy around. But you know,
Mark Pence predicts that Hailey Stevens voters are going to
switch to our guy, Mike Rodgers, who's you know, military veteran,
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former intel guy. I mean, he's amazing, his credentials are amazing.
But anyway, Penn told Fox News, the question is whether
or not a lot of the moderate Democrats who are
for Stevens will say I just won't go there, I
will defect from my party. It's highly likely they're going
to find five percent of those Stevens voters who would
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switched to the other side, and that's going to give
the margin of victory to Mike Rodgers. We've got to
win the seat in Michigan. Let's go to Abdul al Sayed.
Remember Hassan Piker. You know, we spent a lot of
time talking about Hassan Piker on this program. Hassam Piker,
I guess does some show on some streaming service. I
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believe it. Correct me if I'm Wrongland, I think it's
is it twitchy as he does? He does it somewhere.
I mean, yeah, that's where he does it. Okay, So
I'm not really sure. And he does these long, never ending,
you know, crazy you know things that he does. But whatever,
And he says, the craziest thing is he's got a
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picture of the Twin Towers behind him from nine to eleven,
and you know it's it's modern democrats now, according to
The New York Times, of preparing for war against the
ascendant Left, I'm like, well, you guys are a little late.
You woke up a little late. Washington Post is even
prepping voters for the very real possibility that a big
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blue midterm wave is not coming. Why would they think
that's the case in the case of Hassan Piker. Al
Saied's good buddy, you know, and now campaigning with other
Democratic candidates. You know, he actually once called for the
streets to turn red with blood of property owners. America
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deserved nine to eleven. He said that he praises a
moss and communist China, dresses up and pretends to be chairman. MAO,
I mean this is nuts. And then when asked to
actually condemn this lunatic, you know, you'd think that'd be
a pretty pretty much a no brainer. It's kind of like,
you know, me condemning anti Semites and white nationalists. I'll
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condemn them every day of the week. I don't like
those people. I want nothing to do with those people. Nothing, period,
end of sentence, No discussion anyway, Here is Al Sayed
refusing to renounce this guy, Hassan Piker.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
And you need to renounce people like the left wing
streamer Hassan Piker, who was campaigning with you, who was
out there in Michigan on Monday night, I believe last
night as well.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Do you have any plans to do that?
Speaker 3 (03:20):
Look, I'll tell you this, I'm less focused on folks
who are campaigning with me, more focused on the folks
i'm campaigning too.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Okay, good, all Abdul. Here's a twenty eighteen clip telling
Republicans on a panel, you might not hate Muslims, but
Muslims definitely hate you. This is Michigan's Democratic Senate candidate.
Speaker 2 (03:41):
What frustrates me more is not that you have blake
racism on the part of CERA. But frustrates me more is,
in the words of more part Luther King, is.
Speaker 1 (03:51):
That one of those dangerous.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Aspects is not what pad people speak out, it's when
put people fail to speak up. And what I have
heard is the Republican is on this panel decisively and
swiftly call out.
Speaker 1 (04:05):
This kind of is lomophobia, this kind of racistly in
the context right that they were running to represent the
state that has the highest per capital number of rustle
Americans in the country.
Speaker 4 (04:17):
Now, you might not have muscle, but I'll tell you muslim.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Wow, that's pretty powerful. All right. Joining us now is
Tutor Dixon, front of the program and the host of
the Tutor Dix Show. Now, she knows a lot about Michigan.
Some very interesting clips from l sied uh and uh, well,
what's your reaction? And look, first of all, people were
predicting and the polls were showing the last twelve polls,
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I think he was up in eleven of the twelve
and people kind of expecting, predicting a blowout, but it
didn't turn out to be that way. But he's still won.
Not that Haley Stevens was any great candidate either, but
putting that aside, how are the people I think that
I know Michigan ever going to vote for this?
Speaker 3 (05:03):
There's so many people that are going to actually come
out and vote against this. In fact, what you've said
about knowing people that would switch over to Mike Rogers,
that's exactly what's going to happen. And I'll tell you
it's going to happen more and more because the Hailey
Stephens side of the party was afraid of that comment
that you just posted that you may not hate Muslims,
but Muslims hate you. They're so afraid of being accused
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of Islamophobia, being accused of of not embracing this culture,
that they would not tell the truth about Abdul. And
the truth about Abdul is that he is not a
Muslim American. He is involved with some very bad people.
Because tell me, why would today the Muslim Brotherhood official
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website have on their front page, congratulations to abdul Sayad
for quote conquering the Zionists. The Muslim Brotherhood is anti American.
It is has been deemed a terrorist organization, and they
have on the front page of their website today a
congratulations to abdul Elsaiad. That to me should be terrifying
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to the American people. But just what I mean, even
what you played just there about Mackinaw Island. It's one
of our most beautiful landmarks here in the state of Michigan.
Everyone loves it, so many families have summer vacation memories
from Mackinaw Island. And he walks on that island with disdain.
And remember at that point he was running for governor,
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which is why he was talking about the summer home
and saying how awful it would be if he won
and had to have a summer home on Macinaw Island.
What an insult to everybody in northern Michigan.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
What do you make he won't condemn his good buddy
Hassan Piker that previously called for the streets to turn
red with blood, the blood of property owners America deserved
nine to eleven, praising hamas praising communist China dressing up
as chairman. Mao. I mean this guy was out on
the campaign trail with him. Never mind the fact that
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it didn't seem to pay off that Grandpa Bernie Sanders
and AOC were in Detroit. You know, the weekend before
the election campaigning in Detroit. You know where a big,
huge block of votes are. Haley Stevens outperformed big time
in this heavily populated area. That does not bode well.
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I would assume for Hassan Pai, I'm sorry for el
sayaed to come come November.
Speaker 3 (07:31):
Well, the clip that you played where they asked if
they were going to if he was going to disavow
what he said. He said, Hassan Piker was recently out
on streaming and he said, Abdul called me and asked
me to come in. So he knew exactly who he
was calling. He knew that this was a guy who
said let the let the streets run red with the
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blood of capitalists. They are socialists. They'd come out and
said it. Abdul is trying to play like he's not,
but it's this guy. Remember, Hassan Pier is a birthright
citizenship baby. His parents are not US citizens. They came
to New Jersey, they had a baby, they went back
and raised him in Turkey. Now in his twenties, he's
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here trying to mess up our elections. It's exactly what
we said is the problem with birthright citizenship. This guy
is a bad guy. He doesn't talk about Americans as
though he is one, because he's not. He'll say, Americans
think this, and Americans think that people mistakenly believe that
he is also an American. He is here to just
disrupt and Abdulla has welcomed him into the state of Michigan.
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And people are not going to be fooled by this guy.
And how could you accept anybody, how could you campaign
with anybody who says this about nine to eleven? The
Michigan people will not accept this. However, some people have
been manipulated into believing this is okay because they've been
treated so They've been told so long that if you
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are against somebody who has a certain last name or
a certain called, sure than you are a phobic of
some sort. But you can actually be against people who
are against you. And that's what we're seeing here. Anybody
who is accepting an attack on the United States of
America is against us, and anybody who decides to ask
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that person to come in and campaign with them is
against us. And we are allowed to say that. We
are allowed to scream that from the rooftops. And it
absolutely should have been done by Haley Stevens. She was
too afraid. Mike Rogers now falls into the category of
having to tell the truth about abdul Lsiad and end
his runs for office for good. He should never be
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elected to office. Remember, he's already had a public administration
role for many years in Wayne County as the head
of the Wayne County Health Department. Every year he has
been the head of the Wayne County Health Department, the
outcomes for Wayne County, the health outcomes are the worst
in the state. So he doesn't even do a good
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job at his own job. What he's been doing has
been a complete failure, and that's probably why he didn't
win Wayne County, his own county where he works.
Speaker 1 (10:06):
I know a lot of people, including the President, said okay,
we'll take on the radical extremists, and okay, some people
would argue they got what they wanted, a crazy person
with extremist views. You know, another DSA member. The problem
that I'm seeing, Tutor is, since twenty nineteen, two hundred
and fifty DSA candidates have won. What I fear is
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that people will take this for granted. What I fear
is people will not understand the urgency of what the
agenda is of the DSA to eliminate the Senate and
the Presidency and judiciary, amnesty for illegals, and abolish all
borders and end all deportations, and abolish ice and defund
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the Department of War. Then of course you know, established
cash bell and abolished prisons, police. They want public ownership
of corporations, and then of course they're precious womb to
the tomb, cradle to grave. New Green Deal? What is
the New Green Deal that guarantees universal income, government guaranteed jobs,
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guaranteed income, guaranteed housing, guaranteed childcare, guaranteed grocery stores, guaranteed
government healthy food. It is, you know, it's Marxism, is
what it is. I mean to be blonde, it is.
Speaker 3 (11:34):
And what a blessing that you are saying this. I mean,
you get it in a way most people don't. They're
not talking about this because we've seen it in New
York City where they took over some of these Democrat seats.
I mean what they're longtime congressman there who's been out there.
I think it was Dan Goldman who was out there
and he was fighting against Trump. They kicked came out
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and put a DSA member in and those are blue seats.
It happened in Michigan. Will Lawrence is going up against
Tom Barrett. You've got Donovan McKinney that just kicked Tree out.
They're these hardcore democratic socialists. They're not democratic socialists. They
are socialist slash communists. They are running as Democrats. And
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you made this point earlier, which was so also so keen,
is that the Democrats didn't realize it was happening. It
was like they were so focused on Trump, they were
not watching what was happening in their own party. And
they have allowed these people on the ticket under their name.
That's what James Carville got so mad about. He was like,
don't run my party.
Speaker 1 (12:39):
Well it's Carville, and Bernie Sanders is now telling him
to take a hike and start his own party. Is
Bill Maher, I mean, Joe Manchin is now speaking out.
The only elected official though, is John Fetterman, which is interesting,
But then Mark Penn and Van Jones, and to a
certain extent, David Axelrod see the danger in all of this.
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Let me ask you about John James. I've always been
a fan of John James. I'd love to see John
James become your governor.
Speaker 3 (13:05):
John James will be a phenomenal governor. He's going to
have a tough race against Jocelyn Benson. But honestly, I
think it's going to be a very interesting year in
Michigan because we have a straight ticket voting and Abdul
is going to turn a lot of Democrats off. They're
just not even going to come out, or they're going
to switch over and they're going to vote for Mike Rodgers,
and that means less votes for Jocelyn Benson. This is
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the best year for John James to run for governor,
and I believe that we are going to see Michigan
turn much redder. And we're not we say it's a
purple state. It's going to be a much redder state
after this election because of how crazy the Democrats have gone.
I mean, you talked about John Fetterman. Abdul called for
his head on a Pike. That kind of political violence
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is never acceptable. But the DSA is a different level
and it's like I said, it's infected many of these
races in Michigan and that is going to have a
major impact on putting John James in the Governor's office
come November.
Speaker 1 (14:06):
Well, we always appreciate you being with us. Tutor a Diiction.
She has her podcast, don't forget to listen if you
get a chance eight hundred and nine four one shot
if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, we told you this story about Snuggles. Now,
first we did the story about saving Lucy, and thank
god we had a good ending with that. Snuggles have
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had a provoked biting incident. Snuggles is owned by a
loving family, never bid anybody before. The person that was
bit by Snuggles admits that they kind of provoked the
dog and they're begging the state not to euthanize the dog.
And no other no prior incidents, no incidents now and
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the state has been hell bent on putting this dog
down and meanwhile, nobody wants the dog to be put down.
This battle has been going on for a year year now.
The attorney for the family involved in all this. Christina
ponig Macio is here with an update because apparently we
have some news. We're able to successfully help get Lucy
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freed and we're hoping to get Snuggles off of death
row in freed as well. Christina, welcome back. What's the update?
Speaker 4 (15:22):
Hey, Sean, Well, first, I want to thank you on
behalf of the family for using your platform and your
voice to bring attention to this issue for Snuggles for
the family. It is making a difference. You asked your
listeners last week to respectfully reach out to the county,
to the city to express their opinion on Snuggles, and
they did. That is certainly I think the city and
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the county are realizing how important this issue is to
your listeners, to this family, and we just are.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
So did you get a lot of response? Did you
get good response the last time so from your.
Speaker 4 (15:58):
Listeners, we absolutely did. Here is where we are in
the court process. We are essentially in a holding pattern
with the Court of Appeals.
Speaker 1 (16:06):
Both parties.
Speaker 4 (16:07):
Both sides have said that there is additional business that
the Superior Court, effectively the lower Court of Appeals, needs
to decide and consider before the Court of Appeals weighs
in here, so jurisdictionally, there's some threshold issues for the court.
But in the meantime, Sean, we have a spokesperson for
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Pima County is sending out the message to people who
reach out to express their concern about the case that
whether or not Snuggles was provoked, as far as the
county is concerned, the only thing that matters is that
we have a victim who is bitten. I'm paraphrasing, of course,
And by the way.
Speaker 1 (16:47):
The quote victim who is bitten is begging them to
release Snuggles.
Speaker 4 (16:54):
That's exactly correct, Sean. The victim is begging for this
result to be reverse.
Speaker 3 (16:59):
She does not it.
Speaker 4 (17:01):
The family will will do anything.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
Enter into behavioral plan.
Speaker 4 (17:05):
They have offered it. They've they've really I mean, I'll
tell you, Sean that the family has gone through life
savings to protect this dog, to to keep it alive
to this point. I mean, they have pulled every lever
they could. So we're we're going to continue to pursue
the lawful process, and we're grateful to have the opportunity
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to do so. And we leave it in the court's hands.
But in the meantime, the county has said whether or
not the dog was provoked, if that's not an issue
for us, that's a huge issue.
Speaker 1 (17:38):
It is.
Speaker 4 (17:38):
It's the ballgame.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Sean Well, I mean, let me ask you a question,
and then I don't. Let me use a hypothetical. If
I walk up to a dog and I start hurting
the dog, what would be by natural what would the
dog's natural reaction be to bite me? That is their
only method of defense. Person is on record admitting they
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provoke the dog. This is a predictable response. I'll give
you another example. I tell people this all the time.
I love dogs. If a dog has a bone, don't
take the bone away from the dog. If you do,
your risk of getting bitten goes up exponentially. You just
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don't do it.
Speaker 3 (18:25):
You don't do it. You don't do it.
Speaker 4 (18:27):
And here this was nothing was This is a pure accident.
The victim startled him accidentally, and she used I think
in her testimony that she startled him or she tapped
him on the head, and it happened in.
Speaker 3 (18:42):
A mixture of factors where the dog was in protection.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
That's a quintessential fight or flight response. That is, and
dogs are like baby wolves. People don't understand that part
of it either, and it sounds bad, but it's.
Speaker 4 (18:56):
Not right right, That's exactly right. So we will continue
to press the process.
Speaker 3 (19:02):
Sean.
Speaker 4 (19:03):
We're going to continue to pull every lawful lever we
can on behalf of this family, on behalf of Snuggles.
We're grateful that the court is looking at these questions
as it is. We We're gonna press and and and.
Speaker 3 (19:16):
Be you know, faithful in every step of.
Speaker 4 (19:19):
This way on behalf of Snuggles and on behalf of
this family who really really would love to bring this
process to an end and bring their boy home.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Christine. If people want to get in touch with you
help in this case voice their concern, how would they
do that?
Speaker 4 (19:35):
They can they can reach out to I am on X.
They can certainly reach out to me on X at
Christina Maccio in a c c io. They can reach
out to me at my firm email address, which is online.
You google me and google my name and you'll get
my firm email address. But maybe easiest spot to start
would be on social media on X. And of course
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we are so grateful for people support and Sean, so
grateful to you for keeping this on people's radar and
using your platform and your voice to really shine a
light row going on here for.
Speaker 1 (20:06):
You know, we do a lot of politics, but I
got to tell you something. Dogs, you know, should melt
everybody's heart. This dog should not be killed over this incident.
This is insane anyway, Christina, good to have you back.
Thank you, and we're praying for snuggles.
Speaker 4 (20:21):
Thank you so much, Sean.
Speaker 3 (20:22):
We really appreciate.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
It, all right, Thank you eight hundred and nine four
one Shaw. On this Friday, Chuck in Texas. Happy Friday, Chuck,
God bless Texas. Glad you called my friend.
Speaker 5 (20:33):
Happy Friday to you, sir, mister Hannon. And you're a
great American.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
You are great American, sir. Yes, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 5 (20:43):
Listen yesterday that cross examination you did with Oliver Larkin,
the BSA job in Florida that's running for the twenty
fifth district. I thought you were absolutely amazing at your
cross examination skills. And I have to agree with Linda,
I think you would make a fabulous attorney.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
By the way, you know who said that based on
the guy rap that we had on TV the night before,
Craig Gowdy who never lost the case. He said, he said,
you'd be a phenomenal prosecutor. I'm coming from Trede. That's
quite a high compliment. He's a friend of mine and
I'm honored in touched that you think so. But I'm
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I'm I just refuse to let these people off the hook.
You got to keep the pressure up and do you
support this? No? No, no, no. I didn't ask you that,
did you support this? Yes or no? Yeah? You know,
because they don't want to answer questions. They wanted to deflect.
Bill O'Reilly hit on this earlier in the week, and
you know, to build a Blasio tried that earlier in
the week, and I'm like, I didn't ask you that.
(21:45):
I'm asking you. Should you defund the police or whatever
it happens to me? Do you want to defund the
Department of War? Any of their looney positions. I'm very
grateful for your compliment. I thought Linda could have been
far more effusive than she was.
Speaker 5 (22:01):
Well, listen, whatever you're paying her, you need to double
it because she is fantastic. And I think you guys
have an amazing show. I've been listening to you for years.
This is my first time ever talking to you, I
would never pass up this opportunity. You did ask him
one question yesterday, and I remember this distinctly. You asked
him should we defind the Department of War? And he said, oh,
(22:23):
of course. You know, the Pentagon hasn't been able to
pass a budget for years, And I'm a retired Air
Force veneran and I said, excuse me, I didn't know
the Pentagon passed budgets.
Speaker 2 (22:35):
With the picon.
Speaker 1 (22:36):
I mean, listen, Washington never passes a budget on time.
The fiscal year starts, what is it, October one? And
they've never get their budgets done on time, either party. Ever.
It's frustrating, and that's why you have the battles over
government shutdowns and continuing resolutions, because they don't do their
job the way you and I have to do our jobs. Chuck,
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We love our friends in Texas. God bless Texas. Please
don't forget our buddies, Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton. Please
do not let six gender win in Texas. God help us.
Mike in my free state of Florida, Mike, how are you?
And I'm glad you called? Happy Friday? Sir? Did you
see Governor DeSantis on TV? Last night. He was phenomenal.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
Happy Friday, Sean, how are you.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
I'm good, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 2 (23:22):
We're over here in Delray laughing at your larking guy yesterday.
That was hilarious.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
If you know, now, I get paid to, you know,
inform and entertain. So if I if I can entertain
you while informing you, I'm doing my job. That's what
I'm paid to do.
Speaker 2 (23:35):
You did a hell of a job, you know. What
makes me laugh. And he's such a fraud, such a pander.
He either doesn't know what he believes in, right, or
he's just trying to be so coy to try to
like the flet and he was doing a real bad
job at that, so he don't even know what he's
up to. That's how that's how dumb and misled he is.
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And why that happens is because it all stems from
the very queer and his advisor, Valerie Jared, who says,
I'm gonna get America to implode by attacking itself through
the constitution. So now it's all coming to pass. All
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these people, and what they've done is they've gone into
all the liberal areas Palm Beach County where I live
in Delray Beach, Broward County.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
And all the way ted Delray Beach is awesome. I've
been to Delray Beach a bunch. How great is Atlantic Avenue? Dude?
Speaker 5 (24:38):
Oh, you want to see?
Speaker 2 (24:40):
Like twenty years ago it was way better, way better.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
But now no, I mean it's like a cool place.
It's got a little bit younger population in Delray. And
they have this one one strip called Atlantic Avenue. They
got the best food. They have live bands like outside
year round. I mean, it's like one big party, and
you don't really have to worry about a lot of
crime in Delray.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
Hey. And guess what, we got an archery range. All
the way out of forty one in Atlantic at West
West County Park, we have an archery range.
Speaker 5 (25:12):
It's awesome there too.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
So I'm a big boa hunter in an arch or
so listen. I've been living in Belray since nineteen ninety five,
so it's uh, I see to go through all the rigamarole.
Speaker 1 (25:25):
But listen as it's grown by leaps and bounds. I
keep saying that they're putting up one big building after another.
The building, I guess a co op or an apartment
complex right now, and I actually looked at it myself. Mike.
Appreciate you, man, God bless you. All right, quick break
this Friday. Back to our phones. We will go eight
hundred and nine. Shawn is on number. We'll get to
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your calls, your comments, you and your intuitive observations and
genius coming up straight ahead as we continue. All right
on this Friday, Let's get back to our busy phones.
Eight hundred and nine one, Shawn. If you want to
be a part of the program, let's say hi to
Darryl in Colorado. What's up, Darryl? How are you? Glad
you called this Friday?
Speaker 6 (26:05):
Hey, Sean, how you doing? Man? Good talk to you.
Speaker 1 (26:08):
Good to talk to you, my friend. Happy Friday, sir.
Speaker 6 (26:11):
Happy Friday. Hey. I wanted to just chime in with you.
I'm a conservative. I've always been a conservative. I see
how these democrats socialists are getting teeth. And the problem
is this country is broken, both politicals, both political parties,
the Republicans the Democrats are completely broken. So now it's
basically the main street America is now looking and kind
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of taking a page from Donald Trump's book back in
twenty sixteen, what the hell do you have to lose
with US, and I get it. There's some far crazy
things that they say. Okay, there's things I don't agree with,
But the problem is Trump. I'm very disappointed in Trump.
I mean he has he in my opinion, and I
talk to people here. Some people say that, well, he
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over delivered and is over promised it under delivered.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
I think he sold out.
Speaker 6 (26:59):
That's my personal view.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
I think he Well, let me ask you a question.
I mean, I actually this this part of things kind
of bothers me. And that is I think Republicans have
this tendency to always create a circular firing squad. Democrats
they circle the wagons. And what I mean by that
is did Donald Trump successfully close the border? Ah?
Speaker 3 (27:18):
Yes he did?
Speaker 1 (27:18):
All right? Did Did Donald Trump restore law and order
in places that most needed it in the country? Yes?
Was it a good or bad thing that Donald Trump
stopped I ran from becoming a nuclear power.
Speaker 6 (27:31):
That's a bad idea, man, Iran was never going to
fire a nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1 (27:35):
That's whoa, whoa, whoa. You're saying definitively that the Mullas
in Iran, the number one state sponsor of terror, that
were fighting so hard for that nuclear they were never
going to fight. You, well, what if you were wrong?
How many millions of people potentially could die.
Speaker 6 (27:52):
Here's here's my thoughts on this. I don't believe there's
a country on this planet that would fire a nuclear weapon.
It's somebody else, because it's the end of every everybody.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
If there's one country that would, it would be the
number one state sponsor of terror that believes in this crazy, insane,
perverted converter die ideology. So we just disagree. You disagree
with the president doesn't mean you know, the president is
doing exactly what he did in his first term. Took
out the Isis Calife, took out Solavani bag Daddy, dropped
(28:21):
the mother of all bombs on Afghanistan. He's not doing
anything different than he did in his first term.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
You know.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
And those people that say that that the Trump doctrines isolationism,
I think just misunderstand him purposely. But I look your
title to your opinion. I appreciate it. You know, he
also has a problem. I mean, he's got a very
slim majority in the House and Senate. He's, you know,
fighting for every single thing you can get. It's not
always easy. So I give him a little more slack
(28:49):
than you do for sure,
Our two Sean Hannity Show on a Friday, eight hundred
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and ninety four one. Shawn is on number if you
want to be a part of the program. It is
actually stunning to watch the reaction of people around the
country as it relates to what has happened with Abdul
el Sayed in Michigan, longtime Democrat. He's a friend of
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mine actually, and he was on TV last night, Mark Penn.
He's in the category of James Carvill and Van Jones
and Joe Mansion and Bill Maher and all these other
people actually not wanting this guy around. But you know,
Mark Pence predicts that Hailey Stevens voters are going to
switch to our guy, Mike Rodgers, who's you know, military veteran,
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former intel guy. I mean, he's amazing, his credentials are amazing.
But anyway, Penn told Fox News, the question is whether
or not a lot of the moderate Democrats who are
for Stevens will say I just won't go there, I
will defect from my party. It's highly likely they're going
to find five percent of those Stevens voters who would
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switched to the other side, and that's going to give
the margin of victory to Mike Rodgers. We've got to
win the seat in Michigan. Let's go to Abdul al Sayed.
Remember Hassan Piker. You know, we spent a lot of
time talking about Hassan Piker on this program. Hassam Piker,
I guess does some show on some streaming service. I
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believe it. Correct me if I'm Wrongland, I think it's
is it twitchy as he does? He does it somewhere.
I mean, yeah, that's where he does it. Okay, So
I'm not really sure. And he does these long, never ending,
you know, crazy you know things that he does. But whatever,
And he says, the craziest thing is he's got a
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picture of the Twin Towers behind him from nine to eleven,
and you know it's it's modern democrats now, according to
The New York Times, of preparing for war against the
ascendant Left, I'm like, well, you guys are a little late.
You woke up a little late. Washington Post is even
prepping voters for the very real possibility that a big
(02:12):
blue midterm wave is not coming. Why would they think
that's the case in the case of Hassan Piker. Al
Saied's good buddy, you know, and now campaigning with other
Democratic candidates. You know, he actually once called for the
streets to turn red with blood of property owners. America
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deserved nine to eleven. He said that he praises a
moss and communist China, dresses up and pretends to be chairman. MAO,
I mean this is nuts. And then when asked to
actually condemn this lunatic, you know, you'd think that'd be
a pretty pretty much a no brainer. It's kind of like,
you know, me condemning anti Semites and white nationalists. I'll
(02:54):
condemn them every day of the week. I don't like
those people. I want nothing to do with those people. Nothing, period,
end of sentence, No discussion anyway, Here is Al Sayed
refusing to renounce this guy, Hassan Piker.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
And you need to renounce people like the left wing
streamer Hassan Piker, who was campaigning with you, who was
out there in Michigan on Monday night, I believe last
night as well.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Do you have any plans to do that?
Speaker 3 (03:20):
Look, I'll tell you this, I'm less focused on folks
who are campaigning with me, more focused on the folks
i'm campaigning too.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Okay, good, all Abdul. Here's a twenty eighteen clip telling
Republicans on a panel, you might not hate Muslims, but
Muslims definitely hate you. This is Michigan's Democratic Senate candidate.
Speaker 2 (03:41):
What frustrates me more is not that you have blake
racism on the part of CERA. But frustrates me more is,
in the words of more part Luther King, is.
Speaker 1 (03:51):
That one of those dangerous.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
Aspects is not what pad people speak out, it's when
put people fail to speak up. And what I have
heard is the Republican is on this panel decisively and
swiftly call out.
Speaker 1 (04:05):
This kind of is lomophobia, this kind of racistly in
the context right that they were running to represent the
state that has the highest per capital number of rustle
Americans in the country.
Speaker 4 (04:17):
Now, you might not have muscle, but I'll tell you muslim.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
Wow, that's pretty powerful. All right. Joining us now is
Tutor Dixon, front of the program and the host of
the Tutor Dix Show. Now, she knows a lot about Michigan.
Some very interesting clips from l sied uh and uh, well,
what's your reaction? And look, first of all, people were
predicting and the polls were showing the last twelve polls,
(04:42):
I think he was up in eleven of the twelve
and people kind of expecting, predicting a blowout, but it
didn't turn out to be that way. But he's still won.
Not that Haley Stevens was any great candidate either, but
putting that aside, how are the people I think that
I know Michigan ever going to vote for this?
Speaker 3 (05:03):
There's so many people that are going to actually come
out and vote against this. In fact, what you've said
about knowing people that would switch over to Mike Rogers,
that's exactly what's going to happen. And I'll tell you
it's going to happen more and more because the Hailey
Stephens side of the party was afraid of that comment
that you just posted that you may not hate Muslims,
but Muslims hate you. They're so afraid of being accused
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of Islamophobia, being accused of of not embracing this culture,
that they would not tell the truth about Abdul. And
the truth about Abdul is that he is not a
Muslim American. He is involved with some very bad people.
Because tell me, why would today the Muslim Brotherhood official
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website have on their front page, congratulations to abdul Sayad
for quote conquering the Zionists. The Muslim Brotherhood is anti American.
It is has been deemed a terrorist organization, and they
have on the front page of their website today a
congratulations to abdul Elsaiad. That to me should be terrifying
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to the American people. But just what I mean, even
what you played just there about Mackinaw Island. It's one
of our most beautiful landmarks here in the state of Michigan.
Everyone loves it, so many families have summer vacation memories
from Mackinaw Island. And he walks on that island with disdain.
And remember at that point he was running for governor,
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which is why he was talking about the summer home
and saying how awful it would be if he won
and had to have a summer home on Macinaw Island.
What an insult to everybody in northern Michigan.
Speaker 1 (06:43):
What do you make he won't condemn his good buddy
Hassan Piker that previously called for the streets to turn
red with blood, the blood of property owners America deserved
nine to eleven, praising hamas praising communist China dressing up
as chairman. Mao. I mean this guy was out on
the campaign trail with him. Never mind the fact that
(07:04):
it didn't seem to pay off that Grandpa Bernie Sanders
and AOC were in Detroit. You know, the weekend before
the election campaigning in Detroit. You know where a big,
huge block of votes are. Haley Stevens outperformed big time
in this heavily populated area. That does not bode well.
(07:25):
I would assume for Hassan Pai, I'm sorry for el
sayaed to come come November.
Speaker 3 (07:31):
Well, the clip that you played where they asked if
they were going to if he was going to disavow
what he said. He said, Hassan Piker was recently out
on streaming and he said, Abdul called me and asked
me to come in. So he knew exactly who he
was calling. He knew that this was a guy who
said let the let the streets run red with the
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blood of capitalists. They are socialists. They'd come out and
said it. Abdul is trying to play like he's not,
but it's this guy. Remember, Hassan Pier is a birthright
citizenship baby. His parents are not US citizens. They came
to New Jersey, they had a baby, they went back
and raised him in Turkey. Now in his twenties, he's
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here trying to mess up our elections. It's exactly what
we said is the problem with birthright citizenship. This guy
is a bad guy. He doesn't talk about Americans as
though he is one, because he's not. He'll say, Americans
think this, and Americans think that people mistakenly believe that
he is also an American. He is here to just
disrupt and Abdulla has welcomed him into the state of Michigan.
(08:35):
And people are not going to be fooled by this guy.
And how could you accept anybody, how could you campaign
with anybody who says this about nine to eleven? The
Michigan people will not accept this. However, some people have
been manipulated into believing this is okay because they've been
treated so They've been told so long that if you
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are against somebody who has a certain last name or
a certain called, sure than you are a phobic of
some sort. But you can actually be against people who
are against you. And that's what we're seeing here. Anybody
who is accepting an attack on the United States of
America is against us, and anybody who decides to ask
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that person to come in and campaign with them is
against us. And we are allowed to say that. We
are allowed to scream that from the rooftops. And it
absolutely should have been done by Haley Stevens. She was
too afraid. Mike Rogers now falls into the category of
having to tell the truth about abdul Lsiad and end
his runs for office for good. He should never be
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elected to office. Remember, he's already had a public administration
role for many years in Wayne County as the head
of the Wayne County Health Department. Every year he has
been the head of the Wayne County Health Department, the
outcomes for Wayne County, the health outcomes are the worst
in the state. So he doesn't even do a good
(09:57):
job at his own job. What he's been doing has
been a complete failure, and that's probably why he didn't
win Wayne County, his own county where he works.
Speaker 1 (10:06):
I know a lot of people, including the President, said okay,
we'll take on the radical extremists, and okay, some people
would argue they got what they wanted, a crazy person
with extremist views. You know, another DSA member. The problem
that I'm seeing, Tutor is, since twenty nineteen, two hundred
and fifty DSA candidates have won. What I fear is
(10:32):
that people will take this for granted. What I fear
is people will not understand the urgency of what the
agenda is of the DSA to eliminate the Senate and
the Presidency and judiciary, amnesty for illegals, and abolish all
borders and end all deportations, and abolish ice and defund
(10:54):
the Department of War. Then of course you know, established
cash bell and abolished prisons, police. They want public ownership
of corporations, and then of course they're precious womb to
the tomb, cradle to grave. New Green Deal? What is
the New Green Deal that guarantees universal income, government guaranteed jobs,
(11:19):
guaranteed income, guaranteed housing, guaranteed childcare, guaranteed grocery stores, guaranteed
government healthy food. It is, you know, it's Marxism, is
what it is. I mean to be blonde, it is.
Speaker 3 (11:34):
And what a blessing that you are saying this. I mean,
you get it in a way most people don't. They're
not talking about this because we've seen it in New
York City where they took over some of these Democrat seats.
I mean what they're longtime congressman there who's been out there.
I think it was Dan Goldman who was out there
and he was fighting against Trump. They kicked came out
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and put a DSA member in and those are blue seats.
It happened in Michigan. Will Lawrence is going up against
Tom Barrett. You've got Donovan McKinney that just kicked Tree out.
They're these hardcore democratic socialists. They're not democratic socialists. They
are socialist slash communists. They are running as Democrats. And
(12:17):
you made this point earlier, which was so also so keen,
is that the Democrats didn't realize it was happening. It
was like they were so focused on Trump, they were
not watching what was happening in their own party. And
they have allowed these people on the ticket under their name.
That's what James Carville got so mad about. He was like,
don't run my party.
Speaker 1 (12:39):
Well it's Carville, and Bernie Sanders is now telling him
to take a hike and start his own party. Is
Bill Maher, I mean, Joe Manchin is now speaking out.
The only elected official though, is John Fetterman, which is interesting,
But then Mark Penn and Van Jones, and to a
certain extent, David Axelrod see the danger in all of this.
(12:59):
Let me ask you about John James. I've always been
a fan of John James. I'd love to see John
James become your governor.
Speaker 3 (13:05):
John James will be a phenomenal governor. He's going to
have a tough race against Jocelyn Benson. But honestly, I
think it's going to be a very interesting year in
Michigan because we have a straight ticket voting and Abdul
is going to turn a lot of Democrats off. They're
just not even going to come out, or they're going
to switch over and they're going to vote for Mike Rodgers,
and that means less votes for Jocelyn Benson. This is
(13:27):
the best year for John James to run for governor,
and I believe that we are going to see Michigan
turn much redder. And we're not we say it's a
purple state. It's going to be a much redder state
after this election because of how crazy the Democrats have gone.
I mean, you talked about John Fetterman. Abdul called for
his head on a Pike. That kind of political violence
(13:51):
is never acceptable. But the DSA is a different level
and it's like I said, it's infected many of these
races in Michigan and that is going to have a
major impact on putting John James in the Governor's office
come November.
Speaker 1 (14:06):
Well, we always appreciate you being with us. Tutor a Diiction.
She has her podcast, don't forget to listen if you
get a chance eight hundred and nine four one shot
if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, we told you this story about Snuggles. Now,
first we did the story about saving Lucy, and thank
god we had a good ending with that. Snuggles have
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had a provoked biting incident. Snuggles is owned by a
loving family, never bid anybody before. The person that was
bit by Snuggles admits that they kind of provoked the
dog and they're begging the state not to euthanize the dog.
And no other no prior incidents, no incidents now and
(14:49):
the state has been hell bent on putting this dog
down and meanwhile, nobody wants the dog to be put down.
This battle has been going on for a year year now.
The attorney for the family involved in all this. Christina
ponig Macio is here with an update because apparently we
have some news. We're able to successfully help get Lucy
(15:12):
freed and we're hoping to get Snuggles off of death
row in freed as well. Christina, welcome back. What's the update?
Speaker 4 (15:22):
Hey, Sean, Well, first, I want to thank you on
behalf of the family for using your platform and your
voice to bring attention to this issue for Snuggles for
the family. It is making a difference. You asked your
listeners last week to respectfully reach out to the county,
to the city to express their opinion on Snuggles, and
they did. That is certainly I think the city and
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the county are realizing how important this issue is to
your listeners, to this family, and we just are.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
So did you get a lot of response? Did you
get good response the last time so from your.
Speaker 4 (15:58):
Listeners, we absolutely did. Here is where we are in
the court process. We are essentially in a holding pattern
with the Court of Appeals.
Speaker 1 (16:06):
Both parties.
Speaker 4 (16:07):
Both sides have said that there is additional business that
the Superior Court, effectively the lower Court of Appeals, needs
to decide and consider before the Court of Appeals weighs
in here, so jurisdictionally, there's some threshold issues for the court.
But in the meantime, Sean, we have a spokesperson for
(16:28):
Pima County is sending out the message to people who
reach out to express their concern about the case that
whether or not Snuggles was provoked, as far as the
county is concerned, the only thing that matters is that
we have a victim who is bitten. I'm paraphrasing, of course,
And by the way.
Speaker 1 (16:47):
The quote victim who is bitten is begging them to
release Snuggles.
Speaker 4 (16:54):
That's exactly correct, Sean. The victim is begging for this
result to be reverse.
Speaker 3 (16:59):
She does not it.
Speaker 4 (17:01):
The family will will do anything.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
Enter into behavioral plan.
Speaker 4 (17:05):
They have offered it. They've they've really I mean, I'll
tell you, Sean that the family has gone through life
savings to protect this dog, to to keep it alive
to this point. I mean, they have pulled every lever
they could. So we're we're going to continue to pursue
the lawful process, and we're grateful to have the opportunity
(17:26):
to do so. And we leave it in the court's hands.
But in the meantime, the county has said whether or
not the dog was provoked, if that's not an issue
for us, that's a huge issue.
Speaker 1 (17:38):
It is.
Speaker 4 (17:38):
It's the ballgame.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Sean Well, I mean, let me ask you a question,
and then I don't. Let me use a hypothetical. If
I walk up to a dog and I start hurting
the dog, what would be by natural what would the
dog's natural reaction be to bite me? That is their
only method of defense. Person is on record admitting they
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provoke the dog. This is a predictable response. I'll give
you another example. I tell people this all the time.
I love dogs. If a dog has a bone, don't
take the bone away from the dog. If you do,
your risk of getting bitten goes up exponentially. You just
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don't do it.
Speaker 3 (18:25):
You don't do it. You don't do it.
Speaker 4 (18:27):
And here this was nothing was This is a pure accident.
The victim startled him accidentally, and she used I think
in her testimony that she startled him or she tapped
him on the head, and it happened in.
Speaker 3 (18:42):
A mixture of factors where the dog was in protection.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
That's a quintessential fight or flight response. That is, and
dogs are like baby wolves. People don't understand that part
of it either, and it sounds bad, but it's.
Speaker 4 (18:56):
Not right right, That's exactly right. So we will continue
to press the process.
Speaker 3 (19:02):
Sean.
Speaker 4 (19:03):
We're going to continue to pull every lawful lever we
can on behalf of this family, on behalf of Snuggles.
We're grateful that the court is looking at these questions
as it is. We We're gonna press and and and.
Speaker 3 (19:16):
Be you know, faithful in every step of.
Speaker 4 (19:19):
This way on behalf of Snuggles and on behalf of
this family who really really would love to bring this
process to an end and bring their boy home.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Christine. If people want to get in touch with you
help in this case voice their concern, how would they
do that?
Speaker 4 (19:35):
They can they can reach out to I am on X.
They can certainly reach out to me on X at
Christina Maccio in a c c io. They can reach
out to me at my firm email address, which is online.
You google me and google my name and you'll get
my firm email address. But maybe easiest spot to start
would be on social media on X. And of course
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we are so grateful for people support and Sean, so
grateful to you for keeping this on people's radar and
using your platform and your voice to really shine a
light row going on here for.
Speaker 1 (20:06):
You know, we do a lot of politics, but I
got to tell you something. Dogs, you know, should melt
everybody's heart. This dog should not be killed over this incident.
This is insane anyway, Christina, good to have you back.
Thank you, and we're praying for snuggles.
Speaker 4 (20:21):
Thank you so much, Sean.
Speaker 3 (20:22):
We really appreciate.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
It, all right, Thank you eight hundred and nine four
one Shaw. On this Friday, Chuck in Texas. Happy Friday, Chuck,
God bless Texas. Glad you called my friend.
Speaker 5 (20:33):
Happy Friday to you, sir, mister Hannon. And you're a
great American.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
You are great American, sir. Yes, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 5 (20:43):
Listen yesterday that cross examination you did with Oliver Larkin,
the BSA job in Florida that's running for the twenty
fifth district. I thought you were absolutely amazing at your
cross examination skills. And I have to agree with Linda,
I think you would make a fabulous attorney.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
By the way, you know who said that based on
the guy rap that we had on TV the night before,
Craig Gowdy who never lost the case. He said, he said,
you'd be a phenomenal prosecutor. I'm coming from Trede. That's
quite a high compliment. He's a friend of mine and
I'm honored in touched that you think so. But I'm
(21:24):
I'm I just refuse to let these people off the hook.
You got to keep the pressure up and do you
support this? No? No, no, no. I didn't ask you that,
did you support this? Yes or no? Yeah? You know,
because they don't want to answer questions. They wanted to deflect.
Bill O'Reilly hit on this earlier in the week, and
you know, to build a Blasio tried that earlier in
the week, and I'm like, I didn't ask you that.
(21:45):
I'm asking you. Should you defund the police or whatever
it happens to me? Do you want to defund the
Department of War? Any of their looney positions. I'm very
grateful for your compliment. I thought Linda could have been
far more effusive than she was.
Speaker 5 (22:01):
Well, listen, whatever you're paying her, you need to double
it because she is fantastic. And I think you guys
have an amazing show. I've been listening to you for years.
This is my first time ever talking to you, I
would never pass up this opportunity. You did ask him
one question yesterday, and I remember this distinctly. You asked
him should we defind the Department of War? And he said, oh,
(22:23):
of course. You know, the Pentagon hasn't been able to
pass a budget for years, And I'm a retired Air
Force veneran and I said, excuse me, I didn't know
the Pentagon passed budgets.
Speaker 2 (22:35):
With the picon.
Speaker 1 (22:36):
I mean, listen, Washington never passes a budget on time.
The fiscal year starts, what is it, October one? And
they've never get their budgets done on time, either party. Ever.
It's frustrating, and that's why you have the battles over
government shutdowns and continuing resolutions, because they don't do their
job the way you and I have to do our jobs. Chuck,
(22:58):
We love our friends in Texas. God bless Texas. Please
don't forget our buddies, Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton. Please
do not let six gender win in Texas. God help us.
Mike in my free state of Florida, Mike, how are you?
And I'm glad you called? Happy Friday? Sir? Did you
see Governor DeSantis on TV? Last night. He was phenomenal.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
Happy Friday, Sean, how are you.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
I'm good, sir. What's going on?
Speaker 2 (23:22):
We're over here in Delray laughing at your larking guy yesterday.
That was hilarious.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
If you know, now, I get paid to, you know,
inform and entertain. So if I if I can entertain
you while informing you, I'm doing my job. That's what
I'm paid to do.
Speaker 2 (23:35):
You did a hell of a job, you know. What
makes me laugh. And he's such a fraud, such a pander.
He either doesn't know what he believes in, right, or
he's just trying to be so coy to try to
like the flet and he was doing a real bad
job at that, so he don't even know what he's
up to. That's how that's how dumb and misled he is.
(23:59):
And why that happens is because it all stems from
the very queer and his advisor, Valerie Jared, who says,
I'm gonna get America to implode by attacking itself through
the constitution. So now it's all coming to pass. All
(24:20):
these people, and what they've done is they've gone into
all the liberal areas Palm Beach County where I live
in Delray Beach, Broward County.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
And all the way ted Delray Beach is awesome. I've
been to Delray Beach a bunch. How great is Atlantic Avenue? Dude?
Speaker 5 (24:38):
Oh, you want to see?
Speaker 2 (24:40):
Like twenty years ago it was way better, way better.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
But now no, I mean it's like a cool place.
It's got a little bit younger population in Delray. And
they have this one one strip called Atlantic Avenue. They
got the best food. They have live bands like outside
year round. I mean, it's like one big party, and
you don't really have to worry about a lot of
crime in Delray.
Speaker 2 (25:03):
Hey. And guess what, we got an archery range. All
the way out of forty one in Atlantic at West
West County Park, we have an archery range.
Speaker 5 (25:12):
It's awesome there too.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
So I'm a big boa hunter in an arch or
so listen. I've been living in Belray since nineteen ninety five,
so it's uh, I see to go through all the rigamarole.
Speaker 1 (25:25):
But listen as it's grown by leaps and bounds. I
keep saying that they're putting up one big building after another.
The building, I guess a co op or an apartment
complex right now, and I actually looked at it myself. Mike.
Appreciate you, man, God bless you. All right, quick break
this Friday. Back to our phones. We will go eight
hundred and nine. Shawn is on number. We'll get to
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your calls, your comments, you and your intuitive observations and
genius coming up straight ahead as we continue. All right
on this Friday, Let's get back to our busy phones.
Eight hundred and nine one, Shawn. If you want to
be a part of the program, let's say hi to
Darryl in Colorado. What's up, Darryl? How are you? Glad
you called this Friday?
Speaker 6 (26:05):
Hey, Sean, how you doing? Man? Good talk to you.
Speaker 1 (26:08):
Good to talk to you, my friend. Happy Friday, sir.
Speaker 6 (26:11):
Happy Friday. Hey. I wanted to just chime in with you.
I'm a conservative. I've always been a conservative. I see
how these democrats socialists are getting teeth. And the problem
is this country is broken, both politicals, both political parties,
the Republicans the Democrats are completely broken. So now it's
basically the main street America is now looking and kind
(26:33):
of taking a page from Donald Trump's book back in
twenty sixteen, what the hell do you have to lose
with US, and I get it. There's some far crazy
things that they say. Okay, there's things I don't agree with,
But the problem is Trump. I'm very disappointed in Trump.
I mean he has he in my opinion, and I
talk to people here. Some people say that, well, he
(26:53):
over delivered and is over promised it under delivered.
Speaker 2 (26:57):
I think he sold out.
Speaker 6 (26:59):
That's my personal view.
Speaker 1 (27:00):
I think he Well, let me ask you a question.
I mean, I actually this this part of things kind
of bothers me. And that is I think Republicans have
this tendency to always create a circular firing squad. Democrats
they circle the wagons. And what I mean by that
is did Donald Trump successfully close the border? Ah?
Speaker 3 (27:18):
Yes he did?
Speaker 1 (27:18):
All right? Did Did Donald Trump restore law and order
in places that most needed it in the country? Yes?
Was it a good or bad thing that Donald Trump
stopped I ran from becoming a nuclear power.
Speaker 6 (27:31):
That's a bad idea, man, Iran was never going to
fire a nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1 (27:35):
That's whoa, whoa, whoa. You're saying definitively that the Mullas
in Iran, the number one state sponsor of terror, that
were fighting so hard for that nuclear they were never
going to fight. You, well, what if you were wrong?
How many millions of people potentially could die.
Speaker 6 (27:52):
Here's here's my thoughts on this. I don't believe there's
a country on this planet that would fire a nuclear weapon.
It's somebody else, because it's the end of every everybody.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
If there's one country that would, it would be the
number one state sponsor of terror that believes in this crazy, insane,
perverted converter die ideology. So we just disagree. You disagree
with the president doesn't mean you know, the president is
doing exactly what he did in his first term. Took
out the Isis Calife, took out Solavani bag Daddy, dropped
(28:21):
the mother of all bombs on Afghanistan. He's not doing
anything different than he did in his first term.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
You know.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
And those people that say that that the Trump doctrines isolationism,
I think just misunderstand him purposely. But I look your
title to your opinion. I appreciate it. You know, he
also has a problem. I mean, he's got a very
slim majority in the House and Senate. He's, you know,
fighting for every single thing you can get. It's not
always easy. So I give him a little more slack
(28:49):
than you do for sure,
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