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We begin the show today at a Syracuse w SYR
TV news. So you know, they've got this contesting of
the November election results and Democrats saying it's beyond the pale,
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questioning the results, an audit of the results that is
tantamount to an act of murder or attempted. I mean,
crazy stuff is coming out by a lot of people
these days, and it just is what it is. It's
the environment that we now live in. It's not healthy,
don't like it, wish it was better, but there is
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that It just for example, I keep bringing up every
night and every day, if we're gonna if the new
insurrection standard, inciting insurrection standard is what the Democrats claim
that Donald Trump said about fight, fight, fight, Well, we
have a lot out of tape of a lot of
Democrats saying fight, fight, fight. What is doing about this?
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We fight, We keep fighting. We're going to keep fighting
and fighting and fighting for this. That doesn't mean we
don't fight. I think we have to fight harder than
every We know this is going to be a hard fight.
It's going to be a competitive fight. We shoot, dream big,
fight hard, and take back our country. This is the
fight of our lots. Stand up and fight for the
best of who we are. And I'm prepared to fight,
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and I know how to fight, but I'm ready for
that fight. Increasing numbers of people are ready for that fight.
Stand up and fight for democracy. I will fight every
day until he is and pigs. There's only two ways
to win a fight. You can win a fight through
submission or through exhaustion. We can't just imagine a better future.
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We've got to fight for We continue to fight for
a progressive agenda in our future. That's what we're fighting
against when we fight Republicans and Congress who don't want
to pass legislation. Now, this is time for every single
one of us to get up and fight for our country.
This new a freshman class in Congress has got to
come in and really set the agenda and fight fight, fight, fight,
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fight fight. We've talked a lot about the double standard
as it relates to Oh, let's see Joe Biden beat
the hell out of the President's language and Kamala Harris
and not gonna stop. We won't stop. They shouldn't stop.
You take note, you beware, pretty pretty insurrectionist inciting type language,
especially in light of the moment when she said it
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after the precinct and Minneapolis was burned to the ground
and the writing had been going on in that city,
and then of course raising money for the people that
are arrested for being involved in the quote insurrection there
everybody's favorite word in Washington, and then the mob in
the media, and we see a lot of this going on.
So like everybody's you know, you can't question election results
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and audit is the most horrible thing ever. Although Democrats
have done it, I think we might be one of
the few that ever told you that, including in two thousand,
including in two sixteen. Yeah, Democrats did it, including some senators,
including House members. You got a race in New York,
for example, it was a very close race, as is
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Claudia Tenney's district. I believe it's the twenty second district.
They had a lot of problems in New York this year.
I think twenty second, twenty fourth congressional districts is just unbelievable.
And so anyway, they're supposed to have a clear victory
over the incumbent, it was certified on Monday, and instead
a Democrat State Supreme Court judge ruled the Tenney had
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to wait at least another week while the court ponders
the possibility that Democrat might be able to conjure up
election fraud evidence sometime in the distant future. At this
late date, I thought, we've just been listening all these
Democrats criticizing anybody that wants an audit. Well, I guess
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you know we're going to be hearing from all these Democrats, right.
Don't hold your breath anyway, So the State Supreme Court
Justice Scott Delcanti is his name, now delaying the results
yet again and overseeing the what is now the final
undecided congressional race in the country, making the decision to
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prolong the race after another last minute challenge from the
Democrat and a Democratic Party and only one hundred and
twenty two votes in this case separate the two candidates,
and Monday's hearing was supposed to be the last in court.
All eight counties that comprised the district was supposed to
certify their results by the end of the day Tuesday,
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yesterday send it for one final certification to the State
Board of Elections and Income. The Democrats and their legal
teams at noon filing emotion asking the judge to order
yet another temporary halt to the certification, first, arguing there
has been a small but potentially impactful discrepancy between votes
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tabulated by voting machines. You can't make this up and
votes counted by hand. In a written motion, he said
voting machines had missed nine votes of the one thousand,
one hundred twenty seven ballots reviewed in one county and
upstate New York York. That discrepancy appeared to impact the
Democrat more than the Republican. Well, if that error rate
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of zero point eight percent is extrapolated to all the
votes cast in the entire county, they're now arguing eight
hundred votes might have been missed. So here we go.
What is this. It's February. The election was in November. Yeah,
that election November third. Any Democrats talking about the fact
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that their fellow Democrats are still challenging the election results,
You know the latest other example, Linda, did you ever
do we ever have a Marjorie Taylor Green on the program?
I don't recall, I don't think so we have anything
about her. What's up? We've not. Okay, so this has
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now been the big driving force of the Democrats, the
medium mob at about and now leading to what is
I guess let up today the House to vote on
this issue of removing her from her committee assignments. Now,
we've done a little research into this, and we've not
been able to find another example when the full House
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ever voted to remove a congressman or woman from a committee.
Individual parties have done it in the past, but not
the full House that we've been able to find. We're
still looking, but we looked hard and we didn't find any.
And anyway, so it's it's it's pretty interesting to watch
all of this start to unfold. Now. Put aside Marjorie
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Taylor Green, because I've never heard of her to be
very honest until just recently, and only recently looking into
what the s bruhaha is about. And I'm not going
to defend some of her positions. She wants to defend
us her business. But once the majority, if this is
if I'm right, and this is the only time this
has ever happened when the full House is voting to
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remove a congressman or woman from a committee. Well, then
you go down that road. Then Republicans then can now
apply that standard, just like the insurrection standard should be
applied to Joe and Kamala and Maxine Waters are going
to take Trump out tonight, and Chucky Schumer threatening Gorsech
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and Kavanaugh on the steps of the Supreme Court, and
a whole lot of other Democrats in between them, it
would make sense that, Okay, Republicans get a majority, let's
say in twenty twenty two, that they could remove let's see, Oh,
I have a few names, maybe Congresswoman no More or
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Congresswoman Acascio Cortesi even or Congresswoman Maxine Waters or you know,
maybe we'll go back, I mean, and then you want
to So look, it's it's all a matter of what
Republicans want to do here. Now with the difference between Democrats,
they'll always they'll always circle the wagons. They always will. Now,
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as I've looked into who this new congresswoman is, I
saw the video tape of her her following a survivor
of one of the school shootings. Will look it looked
like a mall and apparently calling this kid a coward.
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I don't approve of that, And I don't know any
serious conservatives that supports these QAnon theories or the idea
claiming that there was no evidence of plane crashed into
the Pentagon. You know, one having to do with a
laser starting wildfires. I mean, I mean, no serious conservative
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would ever give any of this stuff a second thought. Ever,
she doesn't speak for any Conservative or she's a Republican.
I'm a registered Conservative that I know of. I don't
know people that believe that. Look to me, conservatism is simple.
You've got to keep some things in life simple, and
conservatism is what. What do we want? We want less
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government in our lives, limited government. We want the lowest
taxes possible. We want to end the burdensome bureaucracy that
is a stranglehold on business. We want secure borders. We
want energy independence. We want those high paying career jobs
in the energy sector we want. We want constitutional justices.
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People want and deserve cities and towns that are safe
and secure. We believe in law, and we believe in order.
We believe that if our public schools are failing our
kids at a spectacular level, our kids deserve better. We
want safe schools and we want good schools. It's pretty simple.
We want free and fair trade deals, and we want
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peace through strength. So I just look at a lot
of the people and I'm like, Okay, if they're going
to apply the standard to the whole Republican Party, I don't.
I don't know of anyone that has supported some of
our views. But the end of the day, it's up
to the people in for example, Congresswoman Omar's district, or
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Maxie Waters district, or to Leeds district, Orcasio Cortez's district,
if they want to keep these congressmen, women whoever they
happen to be in there, in the party and in
their district, They're going to be the ones that make
the ultimate decision on this. You know, don't forget you
have to leave. Impeach them, m fer and I'm going
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to take Trump out tonight, Maxie Waters, you know. So
I'm just looking at the conspiracy theories because that's the
whole rap on Marjorie Taylor Green. Okay. One of the
big differences I noticed right away is I'm like, well,
I barely heard of her, and I pay attention to
this every day. She's not setting the agenda for the
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Republican Party. She's not. She's a new member. Got you
gotta work your way up the ranks. But any of
the ideas that I've read are not supported by anybody
that I know as a conservative, a lot of them.
And I'm just like, Okay, I just told you what
I stand for as a conservative. I don't know why
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somebody is involved in all these conspiracy theories, but I
see other conspiracy theories and other horrible things said and believed.
You know, for example, if you look at squad members,
Congresswoman Omar, you know, don't forget that, you know, far
too long. We've lived with the discomfort of being second
class citizen member this And she said care was founded
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after nine to eleven because they recognize that some people
did something that sounds like a conspiracy theory. Remember the
Newsweek reporting on the anti Semitic tweets about Michael Bloomberg,
you know, expressing his support and has run for the present.
I wonder why. And you know, then Believing apparently believes
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she's implying that, you know, some support for Bloomberg is
because he was Jewish. She was accused of anti semitism
for that. In February of what twenty nineteen, I guess,
responding to a tweet from Glenn Greenwald posted by Kevin
McCarthy threatening to punish Omar, another congresswoman, of being critical
of Israel. It's all about the Benjamin's baby, remember that one.
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The whole Democratic platform today is pretty much based on
these squads agenda it is there. I mean, I've always
said Congresswoman Acasio Cortez is the real Speaker of the House.
The whole agenda Biden the Democrats are now adopting is
based on this whole New Green Deal madness, as she outlined,
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and then of course the Bernie Sanders Biden Bolshevik manifesto.
Cacio Cortez saying the world will end in twelve years.
That is generational. Is that millennials and people and you know,
gen Z and all these folks that come after us
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are looking up and we're like, the world is going
to end in twelve years if we don't address climate change.
And your biggest issue is your Your biggest issue is
how are we going to pay for it? Listen, no
conservative I know is going to believe that a laser
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beam run by nefarious entities. Um, somehow UH started the
wildfire in California. That's crazy stuff. Nobody's intelligent person is
going to say, or Claie, there's no evidence that a
plane crashed into the Pentagon. We lost a good friend
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of this program that day, Barbara Olsen for those of
you that go back with us a long time, and
all of that, all of that happened. And you know,
I think the thing I didn't like the most about
what they said about this Republican cons why is if
a kid survives a school shooting, leave the kid alone.
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Why would you be following this kid? He's a child?
Leave children alone. It's unbelievable to me. But with all
that said, if this again, it's sort of like with
this whole okay incitement to insurrection. If we're gonna say
that's the language, then you gotta apply it to everybody,
and that means all of the crazy people in the
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Democratic Party. One big difference whoever this new freshman congresswoman
is she's different from the Democrats in the squad because
they're actually running the entire Democratic Party and setting the
entire agenda for the entire party. Big difference eight hundred
nine four one sewn as we continue, all right twenty
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five to the top of the hour eight hundred and
nine four one show. I'm just going over some of
these these comments and conspiracy theories of the left. I mean,
it really is crazy stuff. Cosio Cortez, the world will
end in twelve years if climate change is not addressed.
Where's the New Green Deal originate? That's Congresswoman of Cassio Cortez.
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That's the Bernie Biden manifesto engaged. Remember remember she told
the Daily Iowa, Iowa, Nebraska. Broad swaths of the Midwest
are drowning right now, underwater. Farms and towns will never
be recovered and never come back. We'll never see these
people again. Or the New Yorker editor asking about whether
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they should abolish ice, the answers, yes, wow. And then
would you get rid of the of the homelands, all
of the Homeland Security Department in this country? Yes? I
think so, I think so. Um Like, okay, then you
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have let's see Congresswoman Pressley, there needs to be unrest
in the streets for as long as there is unrest
in our lives. That was published in the Boston Herald
this past summer. M hm. Another squad member to Leab Well,
she gotten a big controversy over what was clearly a
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virulent anti Semitic tweet. New York Post reported on that one.
And that was the phrase, for example, from the River
to the Sea, Palestine will be free. Yeah, that phrase
is an old PLO slogan calling for Israel's elimination River
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to the sea, that means the entire country, and groups
like Hamas have adopted it. Oh, just a little little
side note there and other comments, you know, I just mean,
I mean, just of it was the name trying to
create a safe haven for Jews, post the Holocaust, post
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the tragedy, persecution of Jews across the country at the time.
And there's always been a calming feeling, I tell folks
when I think of the Holocaust and the tragedy, and
in fact it was my ancestors, Palestinians who lost their
lands and lives. It's been having an ongoing battle on
that issue. Another Squad member, and there's been plenty of them,
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you know, Comras woman o Mars comments. We've gone over
those in great detail and so much more. You know,
you look at well, what is the squad and the
Bernie Sanders Biden manifest fifteen dollar minimum wage, it's right
out of the Green New Deal, twelve weeks of paid
family medical leave, let's see, and then of course now
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being written into executive order after executive order, a lot
of these things, especially three new executive orders on the
issue of immigration yesterday while nobody was paying attention. Right
to work, ending private prisons. No travel bands. Never was
a Muslim travel band. No, that was not what it was,
although the media said it was. That wasn't it Opposing
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the border wall. It's medicare for all. The whole agenda
is this radical left agenda, the Green New Deal, All
of it is led by the squad. So I don't
even know who this obscure member is. I just if
we're going to have one standard, you got to apply
it equally to every member. Now I did, by the way,
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I was able to finish my research in this more
recent break. And let's see here very simply, in the
entire history of the Congress, twenty members have been expelled,
fifteen from the Senate, five from the House. Now they're
talking about committee removal here of seventeen of these twenty
expelled for supporting the Confederate rebellions. So now you're in
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the Civil War one members, and that was eighteen sixty
one sixty two. One member's expulsion of senator was then reversed.
Centure is the more popular form of discipline every action.
Just to give you some sense of history here, so
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you know, we'll just we'll just wait. You got Let's see.
Swalwell still remains on the Intel Committee. Omar sits on
foreign affairs. Huh, this is this is you know. This
bottom line is we don't apply anything equally anymore. There's
one standard for Republicans conservatives, and another standard for Democrats.
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You know, it's it's pretty amazing. I'll give you another example.
So all this talk about what we need to do,
we told you about John Kerry's private jet. John Kerry
actually left a big carbon footprint as he received the
Arctic Circle Award for his climate leadership. He took his
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private jet to receive the award. But he's more important
than we are. How do we know because he tells
us listen on that issue pollution. I understand that you
came here with the private jet. Is that an environmental
way to travel? If you offset your carbon it's the
only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the
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world to win this battle. I negotiated the Paris Accords
for the United States. I've been involved in this fight
for years. I negotiated with the President she to bring
President Sheet to the table so we could get Paris.
And I believe the time it takes me to get somewhere,
I can't sail across the ocean. I have to fly
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to meet with people and get things done. But what
I'm doing almost full time is working to win the
battle of climate change. And in the end, if I
offset and contribute my life to do this, I'm not
going to be put on the defensive. Oh it's the
only choice. No, it's not the only choice you have.
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You have another choice. That would be fly commercially with
planes that are going to be going there anyway, like
other people do. And this offset nonsense, Well, I've had
fifteen affairs. Let me offset it with what a diamond ring?
Or offset it with a new set of golf clubs. No,
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that's a bunch, that's a croc as well. We learn
that in the al Gore years. The only choice I
have to win the battle the Paris Accords. You know,
the one where where the idiot country that pays all
of the money, and we look at countries like China
and India as developing nations and they pay a tiny,
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tiny fraction of what we end up paying. I'm not
buying it. But his work is way more important than
any anyone else's work. I'm out there, I'm winning, trying
to win the battle. Okay, Sure, whatever you say. John
takes this private jet to a climate to get his
climate change award. Now, that's rich, unreal. That's the hypocrisy
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we live under today. That is the double standard America.
We don't have an equal justice system. We don't an
equal justice under the law. We don't have an equal
application of our laws. You know, if challenge election results
in the New York twenty second district even today, yeah,
that's okay. But if if somebody has an audit, ooh,
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that's unforgivable. It's cause of insurrection. If somebody, a conservative
today ever, said I want to take Joe Biden behind
the gym and beat the hell out of it, what
do you think would happen to that concerned pative? Frankly
I would agree with it. You can't threaten to president
of the United States. So it's unacceptable to me. I
don't care what their political affiliation. You know, the police
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precinct burns down in Minneapolis. They're not going to stop.
They're gonna stop before the election. They're not gonna stop
after the election. And they shouldn't stop. Beware, take note,
they're not going to stop. They shouldn't stop. We're not
going to stop in the middle of writing. You know,
there's calming the waters. That's that's not insurrectionist, threatening Supreme
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Court justices on the on the steps of the US
Supreme Court, you won't know what to hit you. Sounds
pretty threatening. Sounds insurrectioning to me. Everybody's favorite word um,
and it's it's it's issue after issue the times we
live in and it's nauseating. And Republicans they just they
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don't play by the same rules. They you know, they're
trying it. I assumed to have some standards, But at
the end of the day, it's going to be the
congressman or congresswoman's it's the people in the district that
will decide if they go there. That's who's going to decide.
And frankly, I think that's the right call. I think
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that's the right choice. I think that's who should By
the way, nineteen sixty nine, the House did strip Adam
Clayton Powell. Who found this? I think Jeffrey Lord found it.
Thank you. Jeffrey was chairmanship and then expelled them, and
he won both the special election to replace himself eighty
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six percent of the vote and won his case against
the expulsion in the US Supreme Court. That's a pretty
powerful case. Why didn't I not remember that? I didn't
know that in the past. I had a Joe Biden moment.
It's amazing. You know, I've been saying he's weak, frail,
and cognitively struggling. I'm just getting a kick out of
people's reaction. All right, mister unity, Joe Biden is okay
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with using reconciliation as a means of moving forward with
his one point nine trillion dollar coronavirus rescue plan, and
so much for the ten Republicans that we're meeting with
them in the Oval Office, and they had made a
proposal of some six hundred billion, not enough, so they're
gonna they're gonna bypass that, just like Chuck is trying to,
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just like Biden's moving forward with his commission to study
packing the courts, and just like we know, Schumer wants
to get rid of the legislative philipbus Do you have
two Democrats say they're against it, But I guess they
could always bring Mitt Romney over. He seems to support
everything the Democrats do and say. Biden signed three more
executive orders, setting record after record after record, the very
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thing that he himself described as dictatorial. He's now doing.
I need the votes. Whatever happened to that? I guess
you don't need the votes, Joe. You're not gonna bother,
you know, recognizing even this other branch of government co
equal branches. Interesting concept. I pay attention to it. Signed
three executive orders yesterday to reverse immigration policies at Donald Trump,
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including clearing the path for a citizenship for eleven million
illegal immigrants in the country. Oh okay, and ending as
zero tolerance policy prosecuting illegal border crossings. Okay, there you go, Joe,
all of which we told you would happened. Look, you know,
there's a lot of criticism of emerging about the amount
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of money in this relief plan. It was a New
York Post editorial today as it relates to the one
point nine trillion dollars in new spending. It's it's a
lot of it. We're now finding out as we dig
down deep into it is a lot of the same
old Democratic spending, rewarding their supporters, supporter states. Anyway, much
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of it. By the way, much of the two point
trillion from last Springs Act is yet to be spent,
to say nothing of the nine hundred billion more that
Congress okay, barely a month ago. Plus. On Monday, the
CBO projected, oh, let's see robust four point six percent
growth this year with the nation hitting its pre pandemic
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economic level. What were they said? Without any new spending?
And I think that is overly optimistic. We'll see. I
want Americans to get back to work. That would be good.
Mansion has said he's not going to vote for a
COVID bill on party line vote. He said he opposes
fifteen dollar minimum wage, and he thinks states and local
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governments number one number, local government number way is much better. Sorry,
this headline is a mess here, I'm reading it from
a headline anyway. Warren says pandemic response should include free childcare,
pre care, and paid leaves. So they're just going to
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try to begin the process of implementing the entire Green
New Deal and the Bernie Biden manifesto. That's what they're
gonna go with. And I'll tell you what, it's America
last every step of the way. I mean, we had to.
It was only our voices that stop the vaccinations of
Gitmo prisoners. Maybe we ought to vaccinate the American people first.
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Maybe we ought not be sending vaccinations that we have
our vaccines abroad, until every American that wants to get vaccinated,
we'll get vaccinated. You know, I'm gonna get the vaccination.
Half my friends think I'm nuts because I say I'll
do it. The half say that they agree with me.
But passions run high on it. I can't believe so
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many people so passionate about it. A couple of stories
I read that go, oh no, I hope I don't
have that reaction. But most I think most people have
had little to no problems from what I can see anyway.
So oh, I see Jen Saki's in a little bit
of Trump trouble show circle back with us on that.
I'm sure that have showed up in recent years, and
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you know, one attacking let's see Lindsey Graham. I wonder
if the media will hold her accountable. I didn't see
the briefing today then, like, wow, Space Force, what did
that mean? As we roll along, man on man is
a crazy times we live in. We're gonna check in
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with Ken Starr, served as a United States Circuit judge
and thirty ninth Solicitor General US, also known for the
investigation into the impeachment of Bill Clinton. Will get his
take on this post impeachment unconstitutional exercise they'll be going through.
It's gonna be interesting. I can actually see an upside
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and really really letting the Democrats have all of the
insanity they want because it's a pre it's already predetermined outcome.
Let him bring in witnesses, let him harp on this,
let him do it morning, noon, and night. I'm all
for it. We'll bring in our witnesses next. All right,
our two Sean Hannity Show. Thank you for being with
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us eight hundred and nine four one Sean. You want
to be a part of this extravaganza. All right, So
we've been telling you about this latest impeachment shift show
predetermined outcome, and yes it's going on anyway, no matter what,
because that's pretty much the unity that Joe Biden was
calling for. I guess every constitutional expert lawyer that I
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have discussed the issue with all say the same thing.
Some might guess disagree, but most say the same thing
the ones I talked to, and that is that it's unconstitutional.
You know, impeachment is for the purpose for removal from
office while that office is no longer held by President
Donald J. Trump, so that there is no purpose for
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the thing to begin with. It also raises the jurisdictional issues.
Does Congress, does the Senate? Does the House have jurisdiction?
And of course, the whole process of impeachment. Why the
Senate would ever validate what the House did with their
snap impeachment with no witnesses, no defense whatsoever is beyond
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comprehension and a very dangerous precedent. Then you can add
to all of this the double standard of how we're
defining insurrection with the words of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris,
Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Let's see Maxiem Waters and many others.
Ken Starr lawyer. He served as the US Circuit Corps
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Judge thirty nine Solicitor General of the US. Of course,
let up the Clinton administration investigation. How are you, sir,
I'm doing great, Sean, Thanks so much. Let's talk about
your take on this. Let's start with the constitutional aspect,
which should be the main argument and is the main
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argument put out by the president's new attorney David Shoon. Yes,
I have not had a chance to review today's filing,
but I know what it contains and I completely agree
with those who say it is unconstitutional. It's manifestly unconstitutional,
and I believe Sean, it's dangerously unconstitutional. And three very
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quick reasons. One, the text of the Constitution is to
me absolutely crystal clear, and I think everybody now knows it.
The impeachment is about removal from office. Then there's a
comma in the text, and then and possible disqualification. Okay,
so the tail doesn't wag the dog. It is all
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about removal point two. That's the text. The second is
our history in contrast to the rather obscure example of
Secretary of War from the nineteenth century, mister Bill Nap,
I'll get it out in contract that we have the
resignation example of Richard Nixon. And then, most relevantly, the
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House of Representatives just stops complete stop of the impeachment
proceeding then underway. The third is back to the text.
If it is in fact the presid United States who
is being tried, it's not, then the Chief Justice shall preside.
And we now know the Chief Justice is not going
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to preside. It's just another indication that this is an
extra constitutional I think it's unconstitutional proceeding. Okay, I mean
there's a lot. I mean there's a lot in what
you just said there. Let's go back a step even
prior to that, and that is the snap impeachment. As
your friend Jonathan Turley says, I think that president alone
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is extraordinarily dangerous. We're just going to rush through an impeachment.
Then we'll hold on to the articles like we did
the last time. Even though we rush through it, no witnesses,
no word from a defense, no defense, even with an
opportunity to discuss or review any evidence, no witnesses brought forward.
Is that how to do it is, of course, not
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how to do it. It is what happened was a
violation of fundamental fairness to the president, now the former president.
It also ties into the lack of authority of the
Senate because wrongly but nonetheless, during his presidency, Donald Trump
was then impeached. So, okay, you can disagree, I certainly
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do with the methodology, but there's no question he's in
the White House. He's holding the office that the Constitution
and the Oath gave him the right to do. But
then the House, as we all know, sat on this
article of impeachment, and as I see it, they allowed
the jurisdiction of the Senate to expire because by the
time there was no justification for the time that the
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article was walked over. You know, there's no National Guards
people standing in the way right to prevent the House
managers from walking over to the Senate. You've made that walk.
I've made that walk a lot of the citizens. It's
easy to do. It takes approximately two minutes to make
that walk. And they allowed the time to expire. That.
As for Donald J. Trump to leave the presidency, he
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stepped down in accordance with law. And then they're trying
to impeach a former president. So now they're scrambling, right,
who's going to preside? This Constitution says it's the Chief Justice. Well, no,
the Chief Justice is not going to preside, nor should
he preside. So who are they going to have They're
going to have, you know, I State senator, Oh, the
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United States senator who's unbiased like the Chief Justice would
be No, someone who actually has come out in favor
of the conviction, or at least who has expressed his
severe Men, you can't make that up about laky, you
really can. I mean, and I think, and how do
you interpret the Roberts part of that? Not to interrupt
what you're saying, No, the Roberts party, First of all,
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I think that needs to be formalized. That is, there
needs to be a formal exchange of letters with the
Chief Justice then saying no, I am not going to preside,
respectful and showing the right kind of respect for the Senate, etc.
But let's assume it just is where it is. The
fact is, when the Senate goes into session to sit
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as a impeachment trial, when they're in that capacity, we
know that something fishy is happening. Doubly so the appointed
officer is not the Chief Justice, and the person who
is presiding is biased, That in itself is yet a
separate violation of the due process rights of the former president. Yeah,
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I mean, it's just it's something that is amazing to me.
And then you put on the presiding I guess a senate,
distinguished senator from Vermont, who has already said he believes
in conviction. You know, you can't even make this up
in this day and age, even as crazy as things
have gotten. Um, let me go to the second part
of this, and that is that we now know from
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even liberal news outlets Washington Posts, CNN, we're hearing from
the FBI sources. We now have court documents and court
filings all pointing and Congresswoman Acascio Cortez or even she
said she'd been hearing about this unrest coming a week before.
And we're discovering that there are specific groups we're locating
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the states like Ohio or some and some other states
where they've come from. We have videos of pipe bombs
being planted the day before. Does that Does that not
take the spontaneous impeachment article or argument that they're making
that somehow that this was a spontaneous incitement to insurrection
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because of the president's words, which to recall them or
many of you will peacefully and patriotically march to the Capitol.
So your voices can be heard. Yes, well, this is
very important. Facts are so important. You know, as John
Adams taught the Boston jury after the Boston massacre. Facts
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you hold onto facts. And this goes back, Sean to
your point about the rush to judgment. Instead of gathering
the facts in a methodical way doing an investigation, there
was this incredible rush to judgment, assuming facts not evidence.
And now it should be an embarrassment to anyone, but
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certainly to the ten Republicans who supported the impeachment effort.
They jumped to a conclusion. And so here you have
facts coming out from the Washington Post and so for
as of the FBI sources, the New York Times and
so for it, which does suggest that then on the merits,
the article should fail. There should be no trial, it
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should be tossed out. But if we do have a trial,
then obviously on the merits, the presidents the former president
should be acquitted. And just on that alone, now the
question is okay, So this is the danger if you're
not going to have any real investigation I've been saying
and calling for, and I think Pelosi actually echoed my
call finally, because if we had six specific requests for
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the National Guard, and we had all of this intelligence.
We now know that ahead of time that there was
some scheming and planning for this to happen by the leaders. Now,
did people that were at the rally get caught up
in what happened? Yeah? The one percent as I call them,
not ninety nine, not the huge crowd that was there.
But it was a small percentage of people, and they're
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all going to pay a price for doing so, as
you know, Judge. And but then when you take it
to the next level, if we're going to apply the
insightful language and say that that is responsible for the insurrection, well,
is Chuck Schumer's remarks on the steps of the Supreme
Court threatening Kavanaugh and coursis, you won't know what hit you.
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Or Joe Biden threatening a president saying I want to
beat the hell out of them, or Kamala Harris after
the precinct police precinct has burned down in Minneapolis, and
the writing goes on there they're not going to stop.
They shouldn't stop, and this is going to continue until
the election and after the election, and they shouldn't stop,
and then not going to stop, and we shouldn't stop,
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and we won't stop and take note. Sounds a little
insurrection to me. Well, it does. And by the way,
I'm glad that you mentioned Senator Schumer's comments because the
senators and the congressman enjoy a constitutional immunity, as you know,
under the so called speech or debate, cause they can't
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say anything they want to in the halls of Congress
in their official capacity. When Jack Schumer went over, walked
across the lawn and starts yelling and screaming and threatening
the sprink with the United States, he know little longer
has immunity, right, he was, in fact saying the kinds
of things that were I thought they were just scandalous
(41:22):
at the time, and certainly urging. It sounded to me
like a threat, right, like a physical threat to members
of the court if they didn't vote the right way.
So yes, and the other kinds of inflammatory language that
have been used and so forth. So it's just an
unmeritorious effort to and one final point that I want
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to make in terms of the constitutional infirmities, to come
back to that you've got both the law and the facts.
The president the former president's side. Here's the other dimension.
If they proceed and say the Senate, and we of jurisdiction,
and let's assume what right now is unthinkable that they
actually convicted. I believe that the Senate of the United States,
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it will be a day that again lives in infamy,
because they will have passed a bill of a tainer,
the functional equivalent of a bill of a tager, which
is very simple, fancy words, legal words. It just means
the legislature doesn't impose punishments on people, on private citizens.
They can take action against their own members, right, but
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they cannot impose a punishment. That's a judicial function. That's
an Article two branch function, an Article three branch function.
They will have passed, in effect, a bill of a
tager which is specifically prohibited by the Constitution of the
United States, and which was in response to parliamentary abuses
and what we're seeing, including in the House Managers submission yesterday, Sean,
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as you saw, they're summoning up parliamentary practice as if
that's a good thing. Those practices were very questionable. Witnesses
are no witnesses. Oh. I would try to get rid
of the thing as quickly as possible, but I would
love to get the advice of folks right here, such
as Lindsey Graham, who you have frequently because he talked
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about Pandora's box and whether he was talking about confirmations
or he was talking about we have a few arrows
in are unquiverent sort of you know, we're of what
you're going. This is sort of mutual assured destruction. I
wish they would stop for the sake of the country
and to eat President Biden's call for unity. As you said,
it's the ferry out. I don't Biden's silence is deafening
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ever since he used the words. I think they're meaningless
to him, and you can see that with executive orders
and reconciliation for his Corona relief package. But Ken Starr,
as always, we appreciate your expertise. Thank you for joining
us today. We appreciate it. As we roll along Sean
Hannity Show. All right, time for a quick call here
Beth and Florida. What's up, Beth, How are you? I'm fine? Son,
(44:00):
how are you? I'm good? Thank you? Quick question for you. Um.
Do you think that the reason that they're doing all
of this to Marjorie Taylor Green Is has anything to
do with the fact that she filed impeachment articles against
Joe Biden. You know, maybe I don't know. Um, I
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just don't know. Um. I don't know her, really know
nothing about her. I had to literally go and look
at what it is that people were saying, and I mean,
there's nutty things there. I think you would agree with that, Ryan, Yeah, yeah,
we do have video of the Pentagon getting it with
a plane. You know, a laser meme doesn't start wildfires
in California. You know, this whole quan On thing. I
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have no earthly idea what that's about at all, end
of sentence. And you know, but the left has people
that are crazy too. You know. To me, it ought
to be about the people in districts they get to
decide and taking this major step, and what they're trying
to really do is define the Republican Party. She does
not define conservatism or Republican or the Republican Party. I've
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explained what my belief in conservatism is. I think it's
pretty straightforward, do you yes, And you know, those are
the things that I think matter most, that are going
to impact people's lives. And again, I just see breathtaking
hypocrisy because if you know, the whole New Green Deal
agenda is based on the premise a conspiracy theory that
(45:32):
we only got twelve years left. Okay, I'm willing to
take that bet, bet that you have a little more
than twelve years. But actually at that hour, what hour,
only God himself knows, right, So anyway, I appreciate it,
eight hundred nine. Appreciate your call. Eight hundred nine for one.
Sean will continue gram. I'm not even sure how this happened.
(45:53):
I mean, it's an election year. You get you get
locked in busy. Obviously, the presidential race kind of overrides
a lot of other things. And there's one new senator,
freshman senator from the Great State of Kansas, who has
taken on DC And I'm watching from a distance and
I'm saying, oh, maybe there is hope for a few
people in Washington, and I'm hopeful that my instincts are right.
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He is also a medical doctor. His name is doctor
Roger Marshall. Now states now at the Senator from the
Great State of Kansas. Sir, how are you, Sewan, Good afternoon,
It's an honor to be with you today. Well, what
are your first impressions of the swamp and the sewer. Wow,
you know, it's just every day this temperature is rising,
just amazing. President Biden talked about unity, but evidently his
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examples of unity are to separate Americans from their jobs,
raise our utility bills, and attack our values so that
the swamp, unfortunately is alive and well and we're going
to keep battling. Yeah, it is what it is. Did
any of it surprise you so far? If you had
a chance to meet some of your Democratic colleagues that
are now moving forward with the latest impeachment sham with
(47:00):
a predetermined outcome, wishaw. Maybe you know one surprise as
I listened to the fake impeachment article of being read
in the centup floor, where it was just the visceral
hate that I saw in the people's eyes and their
visceral hate of President Trump, and it just absolutely is palpable. Um.
You know, you know, trump IaaS trump phobia, whatever it is,
(47:22):
it is as it should be a dsmentry diagnosis. So
I think that's what surprised me is the hatred is real. Yeah,
it is real. Let me let me ask you a
couple of big things. So next week, you know you're
you're jumping right into the fire. You've got this impeachment
show we already to me, it's a predetermined outcome. Considering
forty five of you you included, don't believe this to
(47:43):
be constitutional, then one has to ask the next logical
question is what is the point? Yeah? Absolutely, what is
the point of an unconstitutional impeachment trial when actually it's
drawing a drive up to temperature? What does this impeachment
trial do to unitas as a country? What does it
do to build jobs? What is this doing to get
vaccines in people's arms. It's driving us further apart. This
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is a great opportunity for President Biden to show his leadership,
and unfortunately he's just turning the temperature up. Yeah, it's
happening there now. As a doctor, you've been also watching
the COVID vaccine rollout. It's been a disaster in a
lot of states like New York. I'm sure you saw
the recent news the underreported deaths in New York and
(48:27):
nursing homes underreporting by as much as fifty percent there,
you see. You know, I can't believe we've politicized medicine
to the point where medical doctors can't even discuss some
type of therapeutic options that are showing promise. If you
mentioned the word going back a while ago, hydroxy cleric
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when you're almost you know, you know, it's it's sort
of like being admitting you're a Trump supporter? How are
you or have you ever been a Trump supporter? Meanwhile,
we've had a bunch of studies now come out confirming
that used early Yeah, hydroxy chloric when works, But yet
that discussion was shut down. We now live in this
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woke environment, cancel culture, draconian shutdowns that are devastating people's lives.
It's brutal. Yeah, you're right, Sean and turn. I remember
discussing hydroxy chloring way back in March and April. I
was reaching out to doctors on the front line, people
involved the studies, and most of them showing promising results.
And guess what, here we are a year later, and
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now since we have a new president, it's okay to
talk about it and report those results. We've been centered,
like many folks have whenever we would even present some
of the CDC studies showing the comorbidities people that are
dying from the virus as well. So it's been frustrating,
but I just got to stop and brag on what
warp Speed did. When we sat down with Vice President
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Pence back in November the Doc Caucus, a group of
US doctors here in Congress, he talked that we could
get forty million vaccinations out by the end of January.
We hit that a couple of weeks ago. Some states
really struggling getting the vaccines out and other people starting
to make hay as well. So I was in four
different institutions in the Kansas City metro area by the
(50:13):
way Go Chiefs. I was in there there last week,
and they're doing an amazing job. Just people on the
ground that every day nurse, it's volunteering, putting vaccines in arms.
It's great to do something positive. And was just so
excited to be out there seeing our hard work come
to fruition. I could certainly understand Mahomes. There's some quarterback,
isn't he. I mean, if you talk about I mean
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you could see there's these elite quarterbacks. There's some people
that just stand out, and he's right there with the
greats of all time. And then he's going up against
one of the greatest of all time, Tom Brady, so
I'm just assuming you're picking the Chiefs. Absolutely officially it's
thirty one to twenty four is the wager I'm making
with Senator Rubio from Florida. But you're right, Mahomes has
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the arm strength of John Elway, but he has the
athleticism of an Aussie smith, you know, at that shortstop,
so all in this one body an amazing athlete. Then
he's got the mind of Joe Montana these things like,
he's just always a step of everybody. He's been a
joy to watch in the greatest mental relief I've had
over the past year. You know. That's and I've not
been the biggest fan of football this year, like a
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lot of other people, for a lot of different reasons.
What do you make of Biden now going to use
reconciliation to pass this one point nine trillion dollar relief
package as they call it, all the use of executive
orders more than three or four times now of the
combine the last three presidents before him combined, more than them.
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He once said, in his own words, I'm not a dictator,
you know, I've got to get the votes. Apparently by
his own definition, he's calling himself bad names exactly. So
he's doing the opposite of unity. If you were, you know,
talking mac Labellian, you would tell Joe Biden to come
in here, committ all of his crimes in the first week,
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and by golly, he did it. He's under were forty
two executive orders, twice as many as President Trump works
President Obama did at this point in time. And that
divides it, you know again, it take it, killed jobs,
It drives up the cost of gasoling at our pumps.
He's attacking our values in this COVID relief package. There
was no negotiation. He never reached out to Democrats or Republicans.
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He said, here it is, and the consequences of this
COVID relief package, which he wants to do through reconciliation
with no infant from Republicans. It's a blue state bellout.
It's dollars for illegal alien And what we need to
keep an eye on is Sean we just pumped, we
just printed poor trillion dollars, borrowed money from our grandchildren.
Let's go another two trillion dollars in there and see
(52:40):
what happens to inflation and our national debt. Right, So,
there's a lot of red flags going on here. Joe
Biden is doing these I'm unfortunately, my job keeps me
in New York. And I can tell you when Donald
Trump put his tax plan in effect and took away
the state income tax deduction, I ended up paying a
lot more in taxes. And what I said at the
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time and I stand by now, is well, I shouldn't
have had the tax break in the first place because
all of the states like your state, great state of Kansas,
that elect responsible politicians that balance their budgets and fund
their pensions, they shouldn't be on the hook for liberals
being elected in all these states that spend recklessly and
(53:23):
run huge deficits and don't fund their pensions. But you
know I would. You're right, there's gonna be a big
blue state bailout. New York doesn't deserve it. They don't
deserve the people of Kansas's money. And even though I
have living here, quote, I would be the beneficiary. But
it's not right. Yeah, you're right, John, We need to
be much more targeted with whatever leak we give. There
(53:44):
are still people hurting out there, and I want to
help those folks. But the state of California record state
income this past year. So you know, actually across the nation,
state revenue was pretty flat. Amazingly, we have we had
built this incredible economy, much more resilient than we thought.
We have unemployment down to round two percent in Kansas.
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We're coming back. We're coming back strong. And the last
thing we need to do is go print another two
trillion dollars. Instead, if we had to do anything, let's
talk about the infrastructure or something, something that's long lasting.
We want to help out the people that need a post,
but we don't need a blue state bell out. Yeah,
maybe we shouldn't have gotten rid of all of those
high paying career jobs in the energy sector. Let me
(54:25):
go back to your medical professionalism for a second here. Look,
I've told my audience, I mean, when my number gets
called whatever that is, I don't think it's going to
be anytime soon to get the vaccine. I'm gonna get it.
And half my friends think I'm nuts, and the other
half agree with me. And you know, when I read
some of these stories, it does make a little skittish.
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I will say that people now are writing Hannity's and
anti vaccer. No I'm not. I'm gonna get it, just
like I get a flu shot every year, right, right,
so Seani, I've received the vaccine. My parents got their
first shot. I followed this very closely. Again, the Caucus
has followed to make sure that there was no skift
steps in the development of this drug. They were able
to do multiple steps at the same time, record time,
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something that takes seven years. President Trump got accomplished seven months.
I think it is very safe. But I want to
just emphasize in the sanctity of the doctor patient relationship.
This is if you have concerns, this is a discussion
you and your doctor, you and your pharmacists can have.
And I think that you know, if you're under the
age of eighteen, these vaccines have not been approved, but
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one of them has been approved for sixteen and over.
I know that people on the left and fact check
me there, but really, if you're over the age of fifty,
you need to get this vaccine. If you have some
type of underlying health condition, you need to get the vaccine.
But if you're not sure, ask your doctor. I would
highly recommend it for most people, though, yeah, I mean,
like I could look my producer every time I bring
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it up. You're crazy. You shouldn't take it and all
those but that's you know, everyone has different views on it.
I'm not going to tell anybody whether they should take
it or not. All right, doctor and now, Senator Roger
Marshall from Kansas, thank you for being with us. We
appreciate you joining us. Everybody, have a great day and
go cheap. It's gonna be hopefully a good game. That's
what I'm hoping for. Good game. You have two great quarterbacks.
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There's great storyline there. And I just gotta figure out
what I'm gonna be cooking on Sunday. What do you cook?
What are you gonna be cooking? Linda me, I'm gonna
make spinach dip. Spinach dip. Yeah, you know, you take
the bread bowl and you like scoop it out, You
make the spinach, you put it inside. Okay, do you
think your son wants spinach dip or chicken wings or
chicken fingers, mac and cheese. Everybody knows. Only thing geld
(56:36):
eats are fries and chicken nuggets. That's it. That's it.
There you go, So you gotta give him normal food, right,
You're not gonna give him spinach dip. If I can
sneak spinach into a dip that taste delicious. He doesn't
know he's having a vegetable by all means, I promise
you I will be doing No Why Linda eats all
these foods they're either a disgusting looking puke green or
puke orange. I mean, first of all, I had an
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avocado today that's green, but it's not gross. Hey, the
way you mix it all together and the soups you
drink or either it's it's literally puke green, although shakes
you get are puke green or the disgusting puke orange.
That's all I see. Unlike you, I don't want to
get to the woods all too quick, wash out and cal.
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I'm not looking forward to go into the woods, but
I'm saying when the time comes, I'm going, well, it's
going to be a long time before I get there,
so I'm going to keep it okay. So, and you
think it's because you everything you drink is disgusting looking
puke colors. Yes, I just don't have anything to do
with this. What all right? Then, why are you feeding
your kid French fries and chicken nuggets because he's five?
It doesn't matter yet, it doesn't matter, it does so
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because he's developing taste for the rest of his life.
I still crave a cheese bran coke. He eats broccoli,
he eats spinach, he eats broccoli. I'm sure he loves it.
I like pesto, could make disgusting looking thing that I
can eat. Yeah, with the right amount of olive oil,
(58:00):
it I make my own. I know how to make
my own. You know how to make your own pesto?
I do. Okay, you get basil fresh from the garden
or at your local grocery store. You grind it up. Yeah,
it's not. And that's actually a lesser known fact about
you that the audience probably doesn't know, is how good
of a gardener you are. No, I usually I don't garden,
but I have garden, and I like gardening. Actually I
(58:22):
don't care. But you're good at it. I was very
good at it, and I did it when I didn't
have money, and I enjoyed. Your sister always tells me that,
but I think. But then I was like, why are
we busting our You know what? When I'm gonna go
down the block and I can get twelve years of
corn for two bucks, why am I waiting growing corn?
It's fun to make it yourself and grow things yourself.
I like there is something about I mean, we did
(58:43):
you must we did everything in that thing. And yeah,
didn't you tell me tomatoes or cook tomatoes? The thing
all different type of tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, yeah, basil,
even watermelons. I grew watermelon. That's good. Corn corn popped
up in rows ninety seconds. We got time for a
quick call. Daniel, Michigan. What's up, Daniel? How are you, sir? Good? Hey, San,
(59:06):
how you doing. I'm good? What's happening? Okay? Son um
And of course I'm from the Midwest, Michigan. Just know.
But here's what's I'm one of the seventy five million
Trump voters, and here is what we see and know.
You know, I don't care what's going on DC. We know,
you know, we don't care what the Democrats say, the
Democratic media, the rhinos. We know that in twenty sixteen,
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Hillary Clinton with her email scandal, was the criminal. But
they flipped the script on us and they called Trump
and Julianni the criminals. And who and who and who
were with the truth? What was the truth? It wasn't down.
It was Trump and Giuliani, and now in twenty twenty,
Trump and Giuliani truthful people that you know, they found
overwhelming evidence of affidavit and circumstantial and mathematical election fraud.
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And once again they flipped the squitch switch or splipped
the script with the Capitol deal in the impeachment, and
they're calling Trump and Giuliani the criminals again, just like
they were back in twenty sixteen. Let me just add
this because I want to answer your points here for me.
You know, no one. There are a lot of things
said by people, and as always I don't go with
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the crowd. We do our own investigative work and we
have to confirm things for ourselves. And what I focused
on and what I thought the best case. What bothers
me is partisan observers didn't observe in every state. That's
part of the statutory language. What bothered me was the
consent agreement with the Georgia Secretary of State two separate
(01:00:33):
signature verification standards. What bothered me is the Pennsylvania Constitution
clearly states only very limited early voting on the very
specific guidelines, and that was served by the legislature. Shouldn't
happen then, you can go to states like Wisconsin were
you had the four three state Supreme Court decision and
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I focused on that because they don't allow early mail
in voting in the state, and so you know, everybody
made their own points, but this is the outcome. We'll continue.
Stay right here for our final news round up and
information overload in the final hour of the Sean Hannity Show.
Just round up and Information Overload hour. Hi, hear it,
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the the tones, the distinct sound that is all things
Leonard skinnerd which is an indication all things Bill O'Reilly
are about to happen. Bill O'Reilly dot com. Mister o'reiley, sir,
glad you're with us? How are you this week on
Shoveling Snow Hannity? You know, I know you have people,
(01:01:36):
You're you're you're you're lying through your teeth. You're a
simple man. Why are you lying to my audience? You
did not shovel style. I had a shovels snow to
get to tear a dog out. I mean, oh, you
mean so you're like you basically shoveled the little path
that took you three minutes and then and somebody, your
son do the rest. Of it. So you just took
(01:01:58):
basically four shovels full of snow. That's all you did. Now,
So no, alright, all right, I don't even want to
let me ask you this. So, speaking of the environment,
global warming, John Kerry, we went over his private jet
use and he's got a thousand times more carbon emissions
(01:02:19):
in a year than most Americans. We simple people, if
you will. And anyway, so the new climate Czar John
Kerry took his private jet to Iceland in twenty nineteen,
where he received the Arctic Circle Award for Climate Leadership.
Now defending his high pollution, carbon emitting ride, saying that
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the only choice for someone like me who's traveling the
world to win this battle. It's the only choice available.
Oh is this I'm like, oh, okay, Only you're that important,
John Kerry that you would even say something that's stupid
on that issue. Lucian, I understand that you came here
with the private jet. Is that an environmental way to travel?
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If you offset your carbon it's the only choice for
somebody like me who is traveling the world to win
this battle. I negotiated the Paris Accords for the United States.
I've been involved in this fight for years. I negotiated
with the President Sheet to bring President Sheet at the
table so we could get Paris. And I believe the
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time it takes me to get somewhere, I can't sail
across the ocean. I have to fly to meet with
people and get things done. But what I'm doing almost
full time is working to win the battle of climate change.
And in the end, if I offset and contribute my
life to do this, I'm not going to be put
on the defensive. Oh his work is more important than yours,
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mister O'Reilly, and more important and pretty much everyone else
in the world. He's the most important person working on
behalf of the environment. One. I flew the wreck of
the Iceland on icelandic Air. I could have flown on
a private jet, but I did. Number Two, the folks
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in Iceland they're actually rooting for global warming. They would
like it. It's cold there. Number Three, Godzilla has a
smaller carbon footprint than John Kerry. Okay, so this is
like algar You remember when al Gore got onto all
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of this, and then al Gore's mansion is they're conditioning everywhere.
He's got the private jet. It it's the same old thing.
So I don't mind these guys flying around and private jets,
but there there is a bit of hypocrisy here. He
doesn't have to do that. He can fly like regular
people fly on airlines. You know, listen, I just find
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all of the hypocrisy in a steria. For example, I
mean you see it with the whole impeachment insurrection language. Well, bill,
not only is an unconstitutional, not only do they not
have jurisdiction because you can't remove somebody that's not an
office from office. Putting that aside, which is why John
Roberts is not presiding. We have the honorable Senator completely biased,
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already has decided to convict Donald Trump presiding over this
shift show. You look at that standard, then the whole
double standard about the incitement issue, when in fact, even
the fake news media is now acknowledging and the FBI
end court documents confirming that, in fact, they believe a
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lot of this was planned ahead of time, and even
Congresswoman Acacio Cortez has confirmed that herself that yes, it
seems like she knew a week before the riots began,
a week before, one week before the week prior to
the insurrection, I started to get text messages that I
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needed to be careful and that in particular I needed
to be careful about the sixth And those text messages
came from other members of Congress. They were not threats,
but they were other members saying that they knew, which
now raises the question who knew what? When? Does anybody
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in the country take this impeachment seriously? Is there anybody
who does? I don't know one person. I know a
lot of liberal people. Nobody's talking about it. Everybody knows
it's a farce and he's going to be acquitted. I
suggest that President Trump print shirts go let's say, want
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to try it again. I mean, it's ridiculous. Now we've
lost a political weapon that throughout history was something of importance.
It no longer will be. Everybody could be impeached, and
Americans know that this is just another in a long
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line of farcical political maneuvers. And that's exactly what it is.
You know, it is just one thing after another. Now
you know, I didn't even know who this Marjorie Taylor
Green is Okay? Does that mean that when Republicans get
control of the House, that they're going to remove Maxine Waters?
I'm going to take Trump out tonight from her committee assignments.
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So they're going to remove let's see Omar and others
for their crazy conspiracy theories and virulent anti Semitism and
AOC says the planet is going to end in twelve years. Bill,
did you know that it's over in twelve years? Why
are we bothering to fix it? Then? So, look, they're
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loons all over the place in politics and how the representatives. Again,
I don't know this woman in Georgia from Georgia, I
don't pill nobody he knows who she is. And she's
not dictating policy of the Republican Caucus either, like some
of these squad members are that they seem to basically
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have driven the entire agenda. They're they're as crazy as
the squad are you Are you kidding me? I mean,
he's a communists. They want to seize private property. So,
you know, again, it all comes down to the media.
The media seizes upon uh Congresswoman Taylor to drive a
narrative that all look at her, but they're all like
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that that's what they want to say. Everybody to believe.
You know, I just find the whole thing fascinating. But
there is this great distinction. So we're gonna go through
drag the country through this this new impeachment shift show.
And I don't really see a whole lot of let's say,
unity amongst anybody, because now Joe is going to use
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the reconciliation process to ram as one point nine trillion
dollor you know, budget deal through and relief package through.
Then I'm gonna have any Republicans going for that. There
were ten Republicans that met with him, obviously for nothing.
Joe's not stopping the impeachment charade when we know the outcome.
I also see that every single move of the Democrats
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are making is towards radicalism. They now have a commission
to study court packing. So I guess this is Joe's America?
Or is it Joe? Is it just the Bernie Sanders
aoc Kamala Harris America. I think President Biden's in trouble already.
I wrote to today, I'm Bill O'Reilly dot com. And
I know you first thing when you get up read
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that message or enlighten men. I know you do that.
But I wrote a Message of the Day today and
said he in his first two weeks has conducted himself
in a manner that's so radical, and I use that
word literally radical. He can't come back from So now
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he's branded, he morphed into Bernie Sanders, and apparently he's
fine with it. Now. There's a Super Bowl interview with
Nora O'Donnell on Sunday. You remember I did a number
of those Super Bowl interviews, interviews you're breaking all the
time today. What has gotten into you today? Go ahead?
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I did last year's but who's counting? Go ahead? Different
today than I am on any day. But that point
I was trying to make before you rudely interroy you
so yeah, nicely complimented me, was that Nora O'Donnell has
a big opportunity here to ask the same question you
just asked me. They said, well, you know, it's it's
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now two and a half weeks, mister president. Do you
think you may have gone overboard to the left? That
would be my opening question. I don't think miss O'Donnell
will ask it because she doesn't think he's gone aboard
on the left. That's not even going to occur to
CBS News. But in my world, in the world of
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the regular folks where I live, who shovel our own driveways.
Everybody knows that Joe Biden is gone into a zone
where you really can't come back from, and he's defined
himself that way. And the two dangers are the economy
will go down and we'll have rampid chaos on the
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southern border. And if that happens, and both of those
things happen, Republicans will win back both houses two years
from now. I think there's even worse consequences. You see
how the posturing, you know, the idea that we're giving
up energy and dependence and wiping out tens of thousands
of jobs, high paying career jobs with a stroke of
a pen. Well, you know, Putin is doing backflips, and
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President she's doing backflips, and the Mullas and Iran are
doing backflips, and Middle and Eastern countries that hate us
are doing backflips because they're now I'm going to get
rid again. You know, I'm I'm a simple man, Hannity,
and you've made a campaign on telling the world that.
So I have another simple question. So you may have
noticed that General Motors announced that in ten years not
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going to make any more gas propelled vehicles, right they're
all going to be electric vehicles. Okay, I don't I
don't mind that, But my question is who's going to
provide the electricity for all the cars? Oh, you have
like a windmill where the gas statients are, who's gonna
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they're just gonna throw it on the rolling blackout grid
in California? Bill, are you going to be able to
figure that out? If you wipe out the fossil fuel
industry that includes electricity and you can't use nuclear either.
They don't support that. For example, all of those skilled
workers who are in the coal industry and transferring those
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skills to what we need to do in terms of
dealing with reclaiming abandoned landlines, what we need to do
around plugging leaks from oil and gas wells, and transferring
those important skills to the work that has yet to
be done that needs to get done. The President of
the United States has expressed in every comment he has
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made about climate the need to grow the new jobs
that pay better to cleaner. What President Biden wants to
do is make sure those folks have better choices, that
they have alternatives, that they could be the people who
go to work to make the solar panels. They were
making them here at home. That is going to be
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a particular focus of the Build Back Better agenda. So
for those workers, the answer is somebody else will get
a job. The answer is that we are very eager
to see those workers continue to be employed in good
paying union jobs, even if they might be different ones.
I'm just curious how a long term band consistent with
the president's goal of unifying our country and putting Americans
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back to work and helping our economies grow. How is
that goal consistent? I think the president's plan of building
back Better, which would create more jobs in energy, clean
energy than the jobs that might be sacrificed. It's all
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gonna come crumbling down upon us, and reality is gonna hit.
And the sad thing is is that people are getting hurt. Now.
All right, quick break more with Bill O'Reilly All things O'Reilly,
Bill O'Reilly dot com. All right, as we continue with
the simple man himself, Bill O'Reilly All things Bill O'Reilly
on Bill O'Reilly dot com. You talk about the folks, Bill,
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there's there's no more there's no better illustration of the
folks than those guys that work on the pipeline highly skilled,
very very task scific skills that you're not going to
be able to translate to some other quote green new
energy fantasy of AOC the squad Bernie and Biden, and
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I think that just as the perfect example. Now also
a lot of these top cabinet officials, they're even acknowledging
Bill that they're going to raise taxes on everybody. Well,
that's not what they ran on. Of course. I like
John Carry's answer when they question was okay, so how
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are you going to get jobs for all the people
were laid off for the pipeline and you know the
answllary things to that too. You know a lot of
people are not going to have income. And I think
Carry said, well, they should retrain themselves to be airline
pilots and I'll hire them to fly my private jet.
Did he say something like that? Did you hear that?
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All right, Bill O'Reilly. Unfortunately we're just going to be
out of time here all things, Bill Riley, Bill O'Reilly
dot com Sir, It's always a pleasure and we'll talk soon,
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busy phones eight hundred and ninety four one sewn, Ryan, Utah,
what's up, Ryan? How are you? Sean? Great talking with
you man. Hey, I've got some friends in Denver, Colorado,
and I was there a couple weeks ago and I
was talking to him and I kind of made a
chat about Joe Biden's dementia. And they're liberal, and she says, wait, wait, wait,
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do you think he has dementia. I'm like, yeah, early onset,
of course. I mean, have you seen him? And she goes, no, Ryan, Ryan,
he's got a speech impediment. And her and her husband
were like digging in, like he's got a speech impediment,
that's why he's got these problems. It was very interesting.
I don't have a lot of liberal friends out here.
I don't talk politics with them, but talking these guys,
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I'm like, that's what they believe. They literally don't. They
don't think that he has any kind of onset to mention.
It's like, no, he's got a speech impediment. I'm listening.
I'm not gonna go as far as you I'm not
a doctor, and that would be a medical diagnosis. Okay,
and I'm not gonna make medical diagnosis of anybody. Here's
what I can tell people to do, and then they
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can decide for themselves. Because the mob, the media, it's
so funny. I mean, they all think that I just
came out of after since Biden is inaugurated, Hannity starts
saying he's weak, frail, and cognitively struggling. No, I've actually
been saying it a lot before the campaign. But I
guess they're just noticing or that they're now greatly offended
that I just say it. But everybody I know, here's
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the test. Okay, pull some tape at Joe Biden ten
years ago speaking and then compare it to today. Look
at Joe Biden and how he moved and walked around
ten years ago, his energy level, etc. Is mental acuity,
and compare it to today. I'm not in any medical diagnosis.
I'm not a proper authority, and I stand by my
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statement that compared to four years ago, ten years ago,
he looks weak. To me, he looks frail, and it's
obvious he's struggling cognitively. Um. Look, I guess you know
you could say it's just forgetfulness. I'm not gonna make
a medical diagnosis, as I said, But are people in
denial about it? Not anybody that I know. People ask
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me about it, Democrats Republicans all the time, and I
know Democrats that wanted Joe Biden to win it confidentially
tell me every time he opens his mouth. I'm like, ah, oh,
don't put your foot in it again. Joe. You know that,
you know we hold these truths to be self evident.
All men, women created equal and dowed by their the thing.
The thing. It's like everybody's they're on pins and needles,
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afraid what's next. Look at this week, he said twice.
We're gonna take all We're gonna increase the number of
vaccines available to American but four hundred to six hundred million,
and and we're going to guarantee by the sum of
the three hundred Americans are going to get the vaccine.
We expect these additional two hundred million doses to be
delivered this summer, and some of it will come as
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early began to come in early summer, but by the
mid by the midsummer that this vaccine will be there
and the order, and that increases the total vaccine order
in the United States by fifty percent from four hundred
million order to six hundred million, just enough vaccine to
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fully vaccinate three hundred Americans by end of the summer
the beginning of the fall. But we want to make
it look that's I want to repeat, it'll be enough
to fully vaccinate three hundred Americans to beat this pandemic.
Dollar Top thinks healthcare is a privilege Rock and I
think it's a right for people that bad At Claire,
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we all be truth to be self Abana all matter.
We were creative, but you know that you know the thing. Okay,
maybe just misspoke once in the same speech he said
it again, same three hundred Americans. I could say that, like, okay,
what are you talking about? Hundreds of millions of vaccines?
And I just I don't get interesting if they can
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justify by saying no, no, it's a speech impenman like.
And that is do you hear the justifications from the
left and how they can spin it is fascinating. They
are so good at it and they're they're in it
like they're like they believe it. It's like, no, he's
not he's not on the decline, He's just has a
speech empenment. How dare you make fun of him? You know,
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it's like, if that's how people feel, I urge them
to take the Biden four year ten year exam. You know.
Thank goodness, you can go to places like Rumble, which
is an alternative to YouTube or YouTube if you prefer,
and you can go there and you can look at
videos of Biden in the past and make the determination yourself.
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It does he look weaker, more frail? And do you
think he's as sharp and as mental acuity as he
was back a number of years ago? And then that's
I'm listen. You don't have to agree with me. I'm
just telling you what I see. I think you got
to go back forty years to find out if he
was even in it. He was keeping like this for
years anyway. No, I mean, now, if in fact that
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this is worse than we're being told, that would be
a fraud on the American people, wouldn't it. So you know,
I'm a story to keep our eyes on. You know,
now I'm watching the radical agenda that he's pushing through.
But anyway, thanks so much, appreciate it. Ryan, Let's go too,
Julia Maryland Next Sean Hannity Show, What's going on? Julia
h Hi, Sean, thank you so much for having me.
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I wanted to just chime in a little bit on
the ongoing immigration debate that just seems to pop up
every time the Democrats start talking, and I want to
make a differentiation. I think a lot of people are afraid.
At least it's been my experience to talk about whether immigrants,
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with our deemed immigrants are able to come into this country,
or should be able to come into this country, and
having an equivalent set of requirements for people who come
legally or illegally. For example, I'm a one hundred percent
Trump supporter. There's no bigger Trump supporter than me. I
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support everything the President has and will do, especially especially
building the wall. That was something that is so crucial
to our country. I can't believe that he actually got
it done the way he did, and I applaud him.
But I'm also an immigrant. I came as a refugee
in the from the Soviet Union, and even though a
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lot of my friends know me as a huge Trump supporter,
they've been kind of tiptoeing around the immigration an issue
with me, and I've said to them, why are you
tiptoeing around the immigration issue when you know I'm such
a huge Trump supporter. And they said, well, you know
you're an immigrant, and I said, yes, I'm an immigrant.
I came as a refugee. And you know what my
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family did was we emigrated from the Soviet Union with
an e. That means that when you emigrate from a place,
you are leaving something so bad that you will go anywhere.
We didn't have to come to America. We asked to
come to America, and America let us in. But a
lot of people went to Australia, Canada, what other whatever
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countries would take them in. The Soviet refugees, especially from
the Ukraine, where I'm from, the life was so bad.
My parents are Holocaust survivors. We would have gone anywhere.
It just so happens America took us in. So when
you see all these caravans thinking these people are entitled
to come to this country because they're refugees, they're not.
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They're not emigrating. They are trying to bust into this
country with an entitlement attitude. If things were so bad
where they're coming from, they'd be going to Argentina, they'd
be going to Chile, they'd be going to Mexico. But no,
they have to have to come to America because they
think they deserve it. And there's a difference. And so
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people who are conservative, people who are President Trump supporters,
please do not be afraid to talk to the immigrant issue.
Don't try and whisper around it. Immigrants like me, Julia,
I'm glad you got here. There's simple things for me.
I think we ought to have merit based immigration period.
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I think we ought to have we ought to be
able to check one's background for any radical associations. That's
for the safety and security of the American people. Next thing,
in the day and age of COVID, I think we've
learned a thing or two. Medical background check needs to
be stand operating procedure in my mind, to make sure
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that you're not bringing anything into the country that could
impact or negatively impact of an American. When you get here,
you've got to have a job. You've got to be
self sufficient, and if not, then you know, the American
people can't be expected to pay for your kids' educations
and food on your table and etc. Etc. And most
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most countries recognize this. Australia, New Zealand, et Cetera's very
hard to get into these countries, and I just think
if we do it, it's for the betterment of America
and for the people that do get to come in
with You know, we I don't care where you come from,
open arms. We're glad you here, and you know, get
to work. Welcome to America. We work here. We believe
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in freedom. You're now free to pursue your God given gifts.
No one is entitled to come here. We could have
been refused, and we would have said, thank you for
letting us try. We'll go somewhere else, because we're fleeing
somewhere terrible, not coming to America. We're escaping a terrible place.
And that's the difference. These people are not escaping a
terrible place. Send them too. I mean, let's be blunt here.
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I wouldn't mark, but some of them are not entitled
to come here. But they're not entitled. They can't take
in the world's path. We can't take in the world's population,
that's for sure. Um, Julia, thank you, Susan California, the
United Socialist Republic, how are you, hi? Son? Hey, I'm
just perplexed. You know, when Trump was in office, the
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Democrats did absolutely everything to stop his nominees getting out
of committee to getting there, his cabinet offers getting a vote.
He did, They did everything. They sued him on absolutely everything.
Where are the Republicans, short of the Texas Lieutenant governor
or whatever suing, Where are they's He's been forty seven
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executive orders and they're not suing, they're not complaining, They're
letting his cabinet picks just go right on through. Well,
I can answer some of this for you, and because
I have my own sources in life and my own people,
my own researchers, and I can tell you that, in fact,
there are a number of suits that will be filed
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on a lot of these. Now, you're right on the
Texas lawsuit, and they did get an injunction that stopped
one of Biden's executive orders there, but he signed three
more yesterday on immigration. So are they ready and organized? No?
I didn't think the Republican Party was ready and organized either,
with enough poll watches, observers and lawyers in place for
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the election in places where historically they need to be.
I mean, you've got to face certain truths in reality,
I don't think people were trained properly enough. Hopefully lessons
will be learned the hard way. But yeah, I tend
to agree with you. Why aren't But we'll see some
of it, maybe not as much as we should be seeing.
You're probably right in that observation, but I do know
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of organizations that are emerging that will be doing the
very thing you're asking for. I pray to God because
the Democrats did everything to ruin Trump and to get
his agenda not through, and it just seems like Mitch
McConnell and everybody's like, oh, we're going to work with him.
It is like, it's just astounding. And I'm one of
the people who voted for Trump, and I think Trump
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rocked and I think he won the election fair and square,
and he won it by a landslide, and I'm just
so disheartened, and especially living in California, it's just people.
It's just I know that everything's being exposed and that
it has to be exposed, but it's just I just
am so disheartened in the Republican Party because there's a
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lot of people who feel this way. But at the
end of the day, I'm how do I say this?
I'd say this sometimes to my kids, and it's baby.
Sometimes it comes off as heartless, it's not. You know.
It's like The Road Less Traveled. It's a great book
was for about a spiritual journey. Right. The book starts
out written by a guy I think a psychiatrist, psychologist
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m Scott Peck, and it says life is difficult first
line in the book. And once you recognize that, he
goes on to argue life just got easier because it's
a bit of a paradox embracing that truth that life
is difficult. Life is difficult. We there, everybody is going
to face challenges. This knocks down any socioeconomic barriers that
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exist in life. Money cannot buy you happiness as an example.
It's a cliche, but it's it's it's accurate. And so
once you realize that it's gonna take some work. Yeah.
Sometimes you know, all the media people attacking me as
often as they do, And what's Hannity gonna do? Now? Um?
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What I always do? The cause, the fight for liberty
and the arena of ideas. I guess you have to
say that if you say fight these days, Um, yeah,
I'm going to continue to fight for the principle that
make us great liberty, freedom, the security that comes with that,
the battle. You know, freedom is but one generation away
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from extinction. And if we think we can just feel
bad sorry for ourselves, it's not going to work. I
started my radio career and Ronald Reagan was president. Then
it was Bush forty one, and then it was Clinton
for eight years. Then it was George W. Bush for
eight years, and then it was Obama for eight years.
That's a lot of eight year terms, then Trump for four.
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I mean, they have idea that an election loss should
set us back. It shouldn't. It's okay to not be
engaged for a little bit, but if you disengage, you're
going to continue to lose, and it's going to be
even worse than you imagine. So you got to stay engage.
You got to stay in the fight. And we can't
always be looking backwards. You got to look forward and
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get over what we didn't like and try and fix
the things we can fix. That's gonna wrap things up
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