June 17, 2022 • 32 mins
The Biden Administration continues the lies that inflation is "a global challenge" caused by "the pandemic and the war in Ukraine." The US has THE worst inflation of all major countries.... so why do the lies continue?
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America Trapped Behind Enemy Lines, Day number three oh seven.
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All right, day three oh seven? Can you believe it?
Day three twenty Since Joey promised he wouldn't abandoned our
fellow Americans and our Afghan allies and people with American
green cards and billions and equipment and the Islamic Emirates
of Afghanistan. Oh, he did it all. He did it all,
and he's turned the page and never mentions it anyway.
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Glad you with us. Happy Friday toll free eight hundred
and nine for one, Shawn, if you want to be
a part of this extravaganza, I will say this. Joe
really has He's a wordsmith. There's no other way to
put it. He uh is starting. He starts a speech
with the White House at the White House with the
words of condolence for a family lose executive vice president.
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He actually has a name, Matt sus As I think
how you pronounce it, and chief financial officer of Joe
Anne Stores. And he was very, very very kind to
the family. This is what he said. And by the way,
my sympathies to your the family of your your CFO
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who dropped dead very unexpectedly, and my best of her
family is tough stuff. Tough stuff dropped dead very unexpectedly.
He's got a heart of goal. You're I don't remember
the name the CFO guy. How many times does he
do this with cabinet members? Oh, but he's not a
cognitive mess. Oh don't, Hannity, Your way out there. You're
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really really on the edge saying that. Then he he
was there was some questions about zero experienced hunter. You
don't want to answer those yesterday either. Listen, Faina, who
did business with your son? Oh? I can't answer questions
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there um So anyway, so while the h of course
DC swamps seor whatever you want to call it, I
gotta give props to our very own Peter Doocey at
the Fox News Channel. I mean, he's been crushing. At
first it was a circle back. Jen Saki. He asked
a simple question, why why is the president saying that
inflation is worse everywhere but here? And then he actually
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named the countries like Germany, France, Japan, Canada, India, Italy,
Saudi Arabia, all these countries, Our inflation is far worse,
and she's just simply lying. The new Press Secretary Karin
Jean Pierre has no answer for it. Listen to this,
why is the president that inflation is worse everywhere but here?
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Because what we have seen across the globe. First of all,
inflation is a global challenge, as we have said, it
is it is, it is caused by clearly the pandemic
this once in a generation pandemic that we are coming
out of, and also most recently the war that that
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putin started in Ukraine. I did get globally though, he
says that inflation is worse everywhere but here. That's not true,
and the US has worse inflation in Germany, France, Japan, Canada, India, Italy,
Saudi Arabia. I think what we are saying is that
when you talk about inflation, it is a global thing,
and it is not just about the United States. This
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is something that everyone is feeling. Everybody's feeling, okay, it's
not just you know, everybody else, So that makes it, okay,
his failure worse than everybody else's. Give me a break.
Then Peter Doocey, to his credit, moves on to the
issue that is in the forefront of every American's mind.
And I'll tell you, if everybody's like me, every time
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I fill up my gas tank, I get pissed. I'm not.
And I see all those I caused, these pictures of
Joe Biden everywhere. One guy got caught and got a
lot of trouble apparently for it. Every time I see it,
it's the one thing that does make me laugh. The
price of gas isn't making me laugh at all. And
you know, he gets to the point, why aren't we
drilling here in the US, And the answer, like John
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Kerry said earlier, and oh, we don't need to do that,
Like the Energy Secretary says like that, genius Mayor, Transportation
Secretary Pete Booted, Judge Mayor peat, we don't need to
Why don't we need to do that? You increase the
world's supply. It's simple, basic fundamental economics, one on one. Anyway,
here's the exchange used to do in the US. Though,
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because we don't need to do that. What we need
them to do is with the oil that's out there,
we need them to refine that oil so that so
that prices so that the capacity could go up, and
then prices it would go down inherently go down. And
so now the president one said that he was going
to end fossil fuel, is that now off the table. No,
we are going to continue to move forward with our
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clean energy proposal, our climate change proposal is climate change
over again. No, that's not what we're saying. We're saying
we're saying that, we're saying, I'm answering. I'm answering the question.
I'm answering questions prices or is it addressing climate change?
First of all, it's you can do both at the
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same time, So then what is the priority. You can
do both at the same time. But then they've shut
down all energy production in this country. They put all
these burdensome regulations on the oil and gas industry. They
dried new leases on federal lands, They closed down and
shut down anwar, they shut down the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Would have been finished by now and we'd be importing
nine hundred thousand barrels of Canadian oil every day. They're
not working to build up refinery capacity. That's that's been
a problem we've had for years and years and years
in large part two, because they're putting more stringent requirements
on refineries in terms, and it's crippling their ability to
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do their job. I mean, and we're the ones that
are taking it on the chin. But as I've been
playing for you this week, this is exactly what Joe
Biden said he was going to do. This is you know,
Donald Trump in that debate, I won't play it again,
was very clear, Oh, this is very big. What he
just said, He's gonna shut down the oil industry. I'm
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gonna eliminate it. I'm gonna shut it down. Lug me
in the eye, kid, oh our fossil fuels. Okay, this
is what it means. And when it gets worse than
even where it is today, and you'll have you'll know
that this was the plan. It's not even like we
had some type of catastrophe that resulted in, you know,
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one big oil producing nation just bailing out on producing energy.
He did it by design, he did it by choice,
and all of us are paying the price every single day.
That has been a lot of talk about when this
next recession is going to come. Laurence Summers, with chief
economic advisor to Obama, said in the next two to
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three years. We're gonna have one. Now, we just had
a quarter of negative economic growth. By definition, a recession
is two quarters of negative economic growth. Okay, so we
have one now. The Atlanta Fed today they lowered their
second quarter growth projection to zero percent. Let's say it
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comes in minus zero point one percent. That means we
are in a full blown recession. That follows the first
quarter GDP that came in at minus one point five percent.
So the average GDP if they're right at zero percent
for the first two quarters of twenty twenty two, well
that would be minus point seven five percent. I would
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really mean the economy's officially in a recession much earlier
than all these kind of guys that I've even been
on track, like Lauren Summers. I'm giving him credit. I'm not.
I'm not dissing the guy. He's been right. He said, Nah,
this inflation is not transitory. Anyway. Latest GDP estimate zero
point zero percent came out today and their new model
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estimate for real GDP growth in the second quarters zero
point zero percent. What it ultimately ends up at what
up point one percent down zero point one percent is
pretty much the same thing. Where are now on the edge? Now?
Remember I told you to pay close attention. We would
have a wonderful people call this program. I love this audience.
We got farmers calling so many days when I'm getting
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the crap cooked out of me, I wish I was
on a tractor some Why don't you wish that, Linda
or out in the range listening Montano. I would love
to be in Montana. Absolutely. You went there on vacation
recently because you love me Yellowstone so much. It's beautiful.
It's absolutely beautiful. Okay, but they don't want people like
us there. Trust me, they were very nice. They love me. No, okay,
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well you know they thought Anthony and I blended right in.
Kevin Costner does this great show Yellowstone. If you haven't
watched a series, you gotta watch it. It's awesome. It's
on Paramount if you if you have it on your
cable system, you're gonna love the series. But anyway, so
a lot of people have watched it moving out there
and the people in Montana getting pissed off. They don't
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want New Yorkers moving out there. And I'm sure you
open your mouth him meam mem First of all, can
I have a couple of coffee? God's on his trees.
That was the first conversation I had was where do
I get the coffee? That I get the coffee? And
what did the ladies say? You're from New York? I
bet those She said absolutely not. She said nothing. She said, Lotze,
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you're welcome, listen, thank you. That's my favorite place. You know.
You know she said something about that accent. No way, absolutely,
that never happens to me. Oh no, no, never happens
to you. But all these farmers have been calling us
and telling us we're teetering on the edge. This is
now a zero Hedge article of a food shortage as
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warriors now mount as Pennsylvania farms are being crushed by
record diesel prices. That's only the tip of the iceberg,
because all these farmers calling me are telling me, not
only is diesel killing them, they can't get spare parts
for the attractors. They fertilizer costs are five times what
they were, and seed costs are costing them an arm
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and a leg. And some people are deciding that they're
not gonna work that hard if they're not going to
get a return or be in the black at the
end of it. Too. It's backbreaking work. It's sun up
to sundown and everything in between. By the way, Biden
was called telling a giant inflation whopper during this interview.
If it's my fault, why is it the case that
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in every other major industrial country in the world that
inflation is higher. You lied, and Peter Doocey called them
out on it. By the way, Xon Mobile to their credit,
you know, you know, being called to Biden threatening to
use his emergency powers to punish oil companies. He's even
threatened to put these people in jail. What the hell
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is he thinking about? He ought to be kissing their
ass instead of the crown Prince's ass and the Mullas
and iran asses begging them for the oil. We have
enough resources here at home anyway. The Exxon mobile had
had enough of it, and they said. In the short term,
the US government could enact measures often used in emergencies
following hurricanes or other supply disruptions, such as waivers of
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the Jones Act provisions and some fuel specifications to increase supplies.
In the longer term, the federal government can promote investment
through clear and consistent policy that supports US resource development,
such as regular and predictable lease sales, as well as
streamlined regulatory approval and support for infrastructure like pipelines. Notably,
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of course, they're talking about the Keystone XL pipeline, you know.
And this guy who is the x On mobile is right.
Stop blaming the meat companies and Putin and Trump and
Fox News and the meat and the farmers for crying
out loud, it's your policies that got us here. Your
stated goal was to get off fossil fuels. That you won, Joe,
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and now we all suffer. There you go. You got
your policies, you got your green new Deal in place,
you got your climate alarmist religious cult behind you. And
the rest of us suffer because of your stupidity and
your uttering competence. And I doubt even knows that today's Friday.
Just as a side note, by the way, where's your
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president heading this weekend? I want to tell any bets Lindon,
where do you think is the president said it this weekend?
What do you think he's doing while our economic woes
get worse and worse by the minute. Take a guess.
I'm gonna say, Delaware, Delaware, the beach. How did you note? Wow,
that's amazing. He's very tired, he's working hard. So get this.
So the White House, now we've had peepoota judge, Commerce Secretary,
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Energy Secretary, Transportation Secretary Kamala Harris, White House yesterday. Now
Karin Jean Pierre, when asked by by Peter Doocey, why
don't we drill for more oil? We don't need to
do that. Just what John Kerry said this week. But
but Joe Biden will host today before he goes on
his little vacation again, a global climate talk, and they're
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gonna talk about climate change. How about producing more energy?
What is the replacement? What is the clean energy replacement?
Renewable energy replacement? Because if you're gonna tell me electric cars,
that's not going to replace everything. And by the way,
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you need fossil fuels to make them. In case you
didn't know, nobody told them anyway, they're doing a virtual
conference on climate talks. What's let's see China, Germany, the saudiast,
the UK, European Union also participating. Egypt's going to be
a part of it. By the way, the Paris Accords
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that recognizes China and India as developing nations. So they
pay next to nothing and we pay billions in taxpayer dollars.
But we don't need any more drilling. We don't need
to do that, Karine Jean Pierre says. Biden's energy secretary
says energy companies needs to need to make massive investments
to increase oils apply. Well, I just read you what
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Exomobile said back to you. Give us a consistent policy.
So we can justify the investment. Good grief, but also
Biden as announcing initiatives to curb methane zero emission vehicles
at this climate meeting. How important that is. It's pretty unbelievable.
So they shift from blaming Putin for the oil increases
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to oil companies, and then when that fails, blame Fox
News and blame Trump. I mean, you're gonna blame everybody
but yourself. I'm gonna buck stops with me. Whatever happened
to that kind of president? Where's the guy that would
take responsibility for his decisions? Joe promised these would be
his policies. These are the predictable consequences of those policies.
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I'll give you a quick example. If you go out
tonight it's Friday night, and you drink too much and
you really go above your number, your limit, guess what,
odds are pretty high you're gonna wake up tomorrow with
a big ass headache. And but don't worry, don't blame
don't don't blame yourself for that. Don't blame Jack Daniels
for that. No, you can blame Donald Trump, the oil companies,
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the meat companies, Fox News, blame everybody, and anybody and
anything but yourself. Unbelievable. We'll continue. He never stops working
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for the good of a country. Sean Hannity with behind
the scenes information on today's breaking news. Hannity is on
right now twenty five to the top of the hour,
eight one Sea on our number. If you want to
be a part of the program. One thing will be
interesting to watch is Karen Jean Pierre joins the long
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list of Biden administration officials saying, Oh, we don't need
to do that. We don't need to drill for more oil,
We don't need any more fracking. Joe promised that when
he was running for president, and John Cerry, climate Czar,
says the same thing. Pete Buddha judge transportation genius that
he is Commerce Secretary. We got Grant Home, we got
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we got all these people, they're all saying the same thing, Well,
we don't need to drill. What if gas prices keep
going up? Are they're still gonna take this position and
then they get the shell lacking that they deserve in November?
Would they change course then? Or were they that indoctrinated
it into their climate religious cult? Because I'm betting you
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know what at some point, everybody's gonna get pissed off. Look,
let me give you some other economic numbers you're gonna love. Well,
we already knew that what mortgage rates thirty year fixed
mortgage was what six point three percent before the Fed
hiked interest rates on Wednesday seven five point seven five
basis points. That's three quarters of an increase. US mortgage
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rates now at the highest in almost two decades. Now,
what does that mean I've gone through this. It means, oh, well,
fewer people are going to be able to afford homes.
So we have a soaring mortgage rate. That means would
be borrowers now have to meet banks at and lending
institutions required debt to income ratio. They might have lost.
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Probably by now, many Americans, probably in the millions, have
lost mortgage eligibility, even on something is relatively an average
home of four hundred thousand dollars. You know, buyers, you know,
still some are undeterred, but they're gonna pay a lot more.
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If you took out a four hundred thousand dollars mortgage
in June of twenty twenty one, the average rate was
three point one percent. That's one thousand and seven hundred
and eight dollars a month. Before this week's rate hike,
it was six point three percent principle and interest. Now,
remember if you would have done it a year or
go one thousand and seven hundred, that same mortgage every
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month is two thousand, four hundred and seventy one dollars.
I mean, it's insane, it's this is madness. And if
the year over year price values, now, what's going to
happen in a new home construction. It's gonna plummet. It's
gonna come to a screeching halt. If you're in the
contracting building business, good luck, it's gonna suck. It's not
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gonna be fun. It's gonna be a while till things
get fixed. We need two elections one probably before we
really fix it. Anyway, So you know, if you put
you know, if you have the home jumps twenty percent
the latest reading year over year price growth, you know
your your average rate. It just is dramatically higher, the highest.
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And then if you're looking at existing home sales, we're
already beginning to see an impact on existing home sales.
I told you that all of this was going to happen.
This is their way of cooling down the overheated economy,
as they say, and the hope is they raise interest
rates and you have a soft landing they call it.
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This is gonna be a crash landing here, and it's
not going to happen anytime soon. Thirty six percent of
employees get this earning one hundred grand or more year.
I think, well, if the average income is what is
it latelyland, I think it's between fifty sixty thousand dollars
was under Trump, but now you add six thousand dollars
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or subtract six thousand dollars because of Biden inflation. And
if you drive your car, it's two thousand dollars plus
more a year that you're paying just for gasoline to
get to drive the same amount of miles that you
drove last year. Anyway, thirty six percent of people making
one hundred grand to more. Now that's considered up a
middle class. It's considered a nice, healthy middle upper middle
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class income to nuclear I'm if I'm jumping in for
a minute. It's fifty thousand United States and then the
medians like thirty four. So given the increase, it's it's
pretty one hundred thousand as I said, is middle upper
middle class Americans. Thirty six percent of them, they live
in paycheck to paycheck. Now, probably they bought it a
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little bit bigger, maybe nicer home. Maybe they have a
little bit bigger, nice a car, whatever it happens to be.
The now, home prices are about to plummet. That's the
next thing that's going to happen. Because if there's no
new construction because they don't have customers for it, and
sales of existing homes tank, what's going to happen at
home values? That's gonna plummet and people will still be
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paying their mortgage on it. And god knows when when
the market's gonna bounce back. It'll bounce back, but you
never know when. Sometimes it takes a lot of years
for these things to finally catch back up again. Now
we're in the you know, goodbye thirty thousand on the
on the DOWO. What's the doubt? Did the dowali go
up or down? Today? I haven't been watching it. There's
only so much pain I want to inflict on myself
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and on anybody. Are up right now? One twenty four
but we're maintaining around thirty Yeah, Okay, So we closed
yesterday at Joe Biden's low. Great job, Joey, and he bragged,
I undermine remember the stock, Margaret, Yeah, whatever, you know
what I mean. That's what Joe says, bunch of a lackey.
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For God's sakes, Joe, go drills for some oil. No,
Joe says, you're a dog faced pony soldier. That's what
that's all, your dog face, all these truth biss. I
haven't been a man who women created. Uh you know,
you know you doubt by the old you know the
the thing, you know the thing, God, the creator of everything.
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Get the get the record player, teach kids words. You
just can't make it. I'm laughing, but I'm crying for everybody.
It sucks living paycheck to paycheck. That's two thirds of
the country now, I've live paycheck to paycheck. Let the
U live paycheck to paycheck. Oh yeah, I don't think
I paid you very much when you started. You know,
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I was alive when I started. That's probably go with you.
Not even for me to start noticing that somebody can
do actually work hard. Once I see that you're a
real worker, then you get right into the inside inner
circle in her sanctum of your will. I think it
took me a good ten years before I got in
that inner circle. Stock market fall has wiped out get this,
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a whopping three trillion dollars in retirement savings just this
year alone. I was just talking about housing zero hedges
an article out how convenient for me US housing starts
permits collapse in May, and that doesn't even include this
rate hike. It's all going to get worse. Goldman Sachs
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predicting in the next eighteen months as many as eight
more rate incre races, mid surging layoffs in the real
estate market, slumping home and builder sentiment, soaring rates, plunging
mortgage applications. It's no surprise analysts expected a drop in
housing starts and permits in May. It's only going to
get worse. I told you about the zero Hedge article
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on we're teetering on the edge food shortage Warriors. We've
been way ahead of the curve. And I said to
you when one of the farmers that listen to the program,
I love Farmers, Linda. How many times have I said,
both on and off air, when we're having a really
Adam shiffy day, I'm like, what the hell am I
doing this away from people? Every day? You say it
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every day, I mean, and mostly it's only because I'm
a conservative getting the crap kicked out of me by
all these groups that want me off the air, that
spend millions of dollars to monitor every word. I say,
By the way, you got what you want. You got
your socialist All you people that are in your underwear
in the basement somewhere that are monitoring my every word
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and getting paid to do so. How do you like
your five dollars a gallon gasoline? Are you happy about it?
Happy about a forty one year high inflation? You can
even find one when we have a problem because of
we don't have the parts to build the cars. So
if you find a new car, you're gonna probably still
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pay above MSRP regardless. But the cost to finance a
new cars now hit a new record six hundred and
fifty six bucks per month. Autoshoppers could pay even more
with the latest rate hike. Of course they're going to
pay more. The one other article I saw, and this
was rising the housing market update share of homes with
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price drops. Oh, just what I was saying. I have
dated to back it up. Housing start updates, chairs of
homes with price drops reaches an knew high as mortgage
rates top two thousand and eight levels. So I have
a couple of friends of mine and they used American
financing dot in net Linda, And every time I started
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talking about this and or they send me a picture,
they led to send me pictures of their home and
the grass. And you know, I had to walk them through,
you know, buying their first home. They didn't they owned
a like a condo or co offers one of those things.
And they would lived in Illinois and they moved to Indiana.
They're good friends of mine, smart, and you know, they
were nervous. And I went through the math with them
again and again and again. Remember I did that with
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MICHAELA and her home. Oh yeah, I'm like, how many
more times do I have to walk through this with you?
You can afford it. I can tell you how you
afford it. It's scary, though, But so they'll write me
about this and I'll say, you're welcome. Such a wise ass.
I made them lock in the rate and the builder
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wasn't given them a closing date. I said, go to
the builder and say, either give me my mind back
now or give me a drop dead date so you
can lock in your low rate, which was in the
mid threes. Oh thank god, that's awesome, right right, And
American Financing dot Net they stuck by their word. They
kept the rate and there were two rate hikes in
between that time. Can you believe line? Yeah, I'm such
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as you're welcome. I keep saying you're welcome. Does that
mean or is that okay? You know it's a little
bit snarky, but you know, I mean, but I really
like them. They're really good people. It's fun to teach people.
They got a kick ass house. It really is awesome.
They're so happy about it. By the way, we're back
to the drawing board. They found another job for Kamalos.
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She's doing such a good job at the border. She
didn't even get anywhere near the border anyway, she is.
We're trying another run at the Disinformation Task Force, a
nineteen eighty four Orwellian nightmare, and the Biden administration yesterday
creates the new Internet Policy Task Force, led by Vice
President the wordsmith herself, word salad speaker, the Giggling Vice
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President Kamala Harris, and their goals are to develop programs
and policies to protect political figures and journalists from disinformation, abuse,
and harassment. Okay, I'm one of those people. I'm a
member of the press. I'm gonna talk to your host.
I get the crap kicked out of me on social media.
There are campaigns that literally, you know, they have bought
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accounts that attack me, and I don't want this in place.
I want everybody in America to feel free to kick
the crap out of me on social media and say
anything you want except threaten me. You can't do that.
That's illegal. Well, short of that, you can. I believe
in free speech. Why do we need another runaround Disinformation
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Task Force developing programs and policies to protect people from disinformation.
Who's going to decide what's disinformation? Because that's the same
group of people that lied and said Hunter's laptop was
this information. But here's the interesting thing. Bill that believed
the dirty dotsier and believe the Alpha Bank Trump Power
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server story. What you know, Kamala was the one who
pushed out all of the new bail stuff. So these
are people who made physical, criminal infractions against other people,
and she said it's all good, come on out all
the new bail you know, she said, now you're not
going to stop. Well those were for the marches. That
was for the marches. But then she also was all
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about all about violence and decriminization and all this. And
then she now she's she's the one going to talk
about bullying. Look at the article that came out about her.
Half her staff is leaving because she's a bully. That's
pretty funny too. Now Biden is insisting recession is not inevitable.
Maybe somebody should tell them what the Atlanta Fed said today,
zero point zero percent projected growth and they keep revising
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downward their projections. And then he says, I'm not a
wise guy. He gets testy, you know, falsely claiming inflation
and every other country is worse higher than the US.
He lied, full on, outright lied. He totally dismissed fears
of her recession, just like he said in plation was
gonna be transitory. Then he says, what we're seeing are
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the consequences of COVID. Trump was president with COVID, and
guess what we were doing. Fine, he got one point
four percent. That was the number, the consumer price index number.
When Joe Biden became president, and it's gone up steadily
ever since, now to a forty year record high. He says,
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But you're gonna blame it on COVID, But we're gonna
blame it on Putin. We're gonna blame it on Fox.
We're gonna blame it on Trump. We're gonna blame it
on oil companies, meat companies. I'm sick of his blame
bull Adam Schiff. Now, by the way, now we have
all these dead cows. Oh my gosh. I love animals.
I mean, I do eat beef, but I'm and I
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understand the process, but I mean seeing them just dead,
you know. And it goes on for like a mile,
all all dead cattle. What the hell is going on?
And some people claims it's the heat, and then others
are saying it's not the heat. I don't know. We
got to get to the bottom of that anyway. Um,
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this is where we are. Elections have consequences. Think about
November's gonna impact you more than you think. Eight hundred
nine four one, Shawn our number. We gotta lighten things up.
But we'll bring in Mark Simone and Joe Concha. In
just a minute. We'll play some of this stuff for
them as well.
Where we are coming to y'all sitting seeing you a
conscious song, will all be as I am. And if
you want a little banging y yang, come along. And
as President of the United States, I've interviewed and he
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has trouble sometimes connecting and his answers sometimes don't make sense.
My sympathies to your the family of your your CFO
who have dropped dead very unexpectedly. And is there any
kind of promise beforehand that the Saudis will increase production? No, no,
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there's no promise beforehand. He's no, there's not. Freedom is
back in style. Welcome to the revolution. Yeah, where I'm
coming to y'all sing got to play our gad toms
and say a new Sean Hannity Show behind the scenes
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information on breaking news and more bold inspired solutions for America.
This is a special edition of The Sean Hannity Show,
America Trapped Behind Enemy Lines, Day number three oh seven.
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All right, day three oh seven? Can you believe it?
Day three twenty Since Joey promised he wouldn't abandoned our
fellow Americans and our Afghan allies and people with American
green cards and billions and equipment and the Islamic Emirates
of Afghanistan. Oh, he did it all. He did it all,
and he's turned the page and never mentions it anyway.
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Glad you with us. Happy Friday toll free eight hundred
and nine for one, Shawn, if you want to be
a part of this extravaganza, I will say this. Joe
really has He's a wordsmith. There's no other way to
put it. He uh is starting. He starts a speech
with the White House at the White House with the
words of condolence for a family lose executive vice president.
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He actually has a name, Matt sus As I think
how you pronounce it, and chief financial officer of Joe
Anne Stores. And he was very, very very kind to
the family. This is what he said. And by the way,
my sympathies to your the family of your your CFO
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who dropped dead very unexpectedly, and my best of her
family is tough stuff. Tough stuff dropped dead very unexpectedly.
He's got a heart of goal. You're I don't remember
the name the CFO guy. How many times does he
do this with cabinet members? Oh, but he's not a
cognitive mess. Oh don't, Hannity, Your way out there. You're
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really really on the edge saying that. Then he he
was there was some questions about zero experienced hunter. You
don't want to answer those yesterday either. Listen, Faina, who
did business with your son? Oh? I can't answer questions
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there um So anyway, so while the h of course
DC swamps seor whatever you want to call it, I
gotta give props to our very own Peter Doocey at
the Fox News Channel. I mean, he's been crushing. At
first it was a circle back. Jen Saki. He asked
a simple question, why why is the president saying that
inflation is worse everywhere but here? And then he actually
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named the countries like Germany, France, Japan, Canada, India, Italy,
Saudi Arabia, all these countries, Our inflation is far worse,
and she's just simply lying. The new Press Secretary Karin
Jean Pierre has no answer for it. Listen to this,
why is the president that inflation is worse everywhere but here?
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Because what we have seen across the globe. First of all,
inflation is a global challenge, as we have said, it
is it is, it is caused by clearly the pandemic
this once in a generation pandemic that we are coming
out of, and also most recently the war that that
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putin started in Ukraine. I did get globally though, he
says that inflation is worse everywhere but here. That's not true,
and the US has worse inflation in Germany, France, Japan, Canada, India, Italy,
Saudi Arabia. I think what we are saying is that
when you talk about inflation, it is a global thing,
and it is not just about the United States. This
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is something that everyone is feeling. Everybody's feeling, okay, it's
not just you know, everybody else, So that makes it, okay,
his failure worse than everybody else's. Give me a break.
Then Peter Doocey, to his credit, moves on to the
issue that is in the forefront of every American's mind.
And I'll tell you, if everybody's like me, every time
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I fill up my gas tank, I get pissed. I'm not.
And I see all those I caused, these pictures of
Joe Biden everywhere. One guy got caught and got a
lot of trouble apparently for it. Every time I see it,
it's the one thing that does make me laugh. The
price of gas isn't making me laugh at all. And
you know, he gets to the point, why aren't we
drilling here in the US, And the answer, like John
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Kerry said earlier, and oh, we don't need to do that,
Like the Energy Secretary says like that, genius Mayor, Transportation
Secretary Pete Booted, Judge Mayor peat, we don't need to
Why don't we need to do that? You increase the
world's supply. It's simple, basic fundamental economics, one on one. Anyway,
here's the exchange used to do in the US. Though,
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because we don't need to do that. What we need
them to do is with the oil that's out there,
we need them to refine that oil so that so
that prices so that the capacity could go up, and
then prices it would go down inherently go down. And
so now the president one said that he was going
to end fossil fuel, is that now off the table. No,
we are going to continue to move forward with our
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clean energy proposal, our climate change proposal is climate change
over again. No, that's not what we're saying. We're saying
we're saying that, we're saying, I'm answering. I'm answering the question.
I'm answering questions prices or is it addressing climate change?
First of all, it's you can do both at the
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same time, So then what is the priority. You can
do both at the same time. But then they've shut
down all energy production in this country. They put all
these burdensome regulations on the oil and gas industry. They
dried new leases on federal lands, They closed down and
shut down anwar, they shut down the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Would have been finished by now and we'd be importing
nine hundred thousand barrels of Canadian oil every day. They're
not working to build up refinery capacity. That's that's been
a problem we've had for years and years and years
in large part two, because they're putting more stringent requirements
on refineries in terms, and it's crippling their ability to
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do their job. I mean, and we're the ones that
are taking it on the chin. But as I've been
playing for you this week, this is exactly what Joe
Biden said he was going to do. This is you know,
Donald Trump in that debate, I won't play it again,
was very clear, Oh, this is very big. What he
just said, He's gonna shut down the oil industry. I'm
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gonna eliminate it. I'm gonna shut it down. Lug me
in the eye, kid, oh our fossil fuels. Okay, this
is what it means. And when it gets worse than
even where it is today, and you'll have you'll know
that this was the plan. It's not even like we
had some type of catastrophe that resulted in, you know,
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one big oil producing nation just bailing out on producing energy.
He did it by design, he did it by choice,
and all of us are paying the price every single day.
That has been a lot of talk about when this
next recession is going to come. Laurence Summers, with chief
economic advisor to Obama, said in the next two to
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three years. We're gonna have one. Now, we just had
a quarter of negative economic growth. By definition, a recession
is two quarters of negative economic growth. Okay, so we
have one now. The Atlanta Fed today they lowered their
second quarter growth projection to zero percent. Let's say it
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comes in minus zero point one percent. That means we
are in a full blown recession. That follows the first
quarter GDP that came in at minus one point five percent.
So the average GDP if they're right at zero percent
for the first two quarters of twenty twenty two, well
that would be minus point seven five percent. I would
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really mean the economy's officially in a recession much earlier
than all these kind of guys that I've even been
on track, like Lauren Summers. I'm giving him credit. I'm not.
I'm not dissing the guy. He's been right. He said, Nah,
this inflation is not transitory. Anyway. Latest GDP estimate zero
point zero percent came out today and their new model
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estimate for real GDP growth in the second quarters zero
point zero percent. What it ultimately ends up at what
up point one percent down zero point one percent is
pretty much the same thing. Where are now on the edge? Now?
Remember I told you to pay close attention. We would
have a wonderful people call this program. I love this audience.
We got farmers calling so many days when I'm getting
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the crap cooked out of me, I wish I was
on a tractor some Why don't you wish that, Linda
or out in the range listening Montano. I would love
to be in Montana. Absolutely. You went there on vacation
recently because you love me Yellowstone so much. It's beautiful.
It's absolutely beautiful. Okay, but they don't want people like
us there. Trust me, they were very nice. They love me. No, okay,
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well you know they thought Anthony and I blended right in.
Kevin Costner does this great show Yellowstone. If you haven't
watched a series, you gotta watch it. It's awesome. It's
on Paramount if you if you have it on your
cable system, you're gonna love the series. But anyway, so
a lot of people have watched it moving out there
and the people in Montana getting pissed off. They don't
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want New Yorkers moving out there. And I'm sure you
open your mouth him meam mem First of all, can
I have a couple of coffee? God's on his trees.
That was the first conversation I had was where do
I get the coffee? That I get the coffee? And
what did the ladies say? You're from New York? I
bet those She said absolutely not. She said nothing. She said, Lotze,
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you're welcome, listen, thank you. That's my favorite place. You know.
You know she said something about that accent. No way, absolutely,
that never happens to me. Oh no, no, never happens
to you. But all these farmers have been calling us
and telling us we're teetering on the edge. This is
now a zero Hedge article of a food shortage as
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warriors now mount as Pennsylvania farms are being crushed by
record diesel prices. That's only the tip of the iceberg,
because all these farmers calling me are telling me, not
only is diesel killing them, they can't get spare parts
for the attractors. They fertilizer costs are five times what
they were, and seed costs are costing them an arm
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and a leg. And some people are deciding that they're
not gonna work that hard if they're not going to
get a return or be in the black at the
end of it. Too. It's backbreaking work. It's sun up
to sundown and everything in between. By the way, Biden
was called telling a giant inflation whopper during this interview.
If it's my fault, why is it the case that
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in every other major industrial country in the world that
inflation is higher. You lied, and Peter Doocey called them
out on it. By the way, Xon Mobile to their credit,
you know, you know, being called to Biden threatening to
use his emergency powers to punish oil companies. He's even
threatened to put these people in jail. What the hell
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is he thinking about? He ought to be kissing their
ass instead of the crown Prince's ass and the Mullas
and iran asses begging them for the oil. We have
enough resources here at home anyway. The Exxon mobile had
had enough of it, and they said. In the short term,
the US government could enact measures often used in emergencies
following hurricanes or other supply disruptions, such as waivers of
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the Jones Act provisions and some fuel specifications to increase supplies.
In the longer term, the federal government can promote investment
through clear and consistent policy that supports US resource development,
such as regular and predictable lease sales, as well as
streamlined regulatory approval and support for infrastructure like pipelines. Notably,
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of course, they're talking about the Keystone XL pipeline, you know.
And this guy who is the x On mobile is right.
Stop blaming the meat companies and Putin and Trump and
Fox News and the meat and the farmers for crying
out loud, it's your policies that got us here. Your
stated goal was to get off fossil fuels. That you won, Joe,
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and now we all suffer. There you go. You got
your policies, you got your green new Deal in place,
you got your climate alarmist religious cult behind you. And
the rest of us suffer because of your stupidity and
your uttering competence. And I doubt even knows that today's Friday.
Just as a side note, by the way, where's your
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president heading this weekend? I want to tell any bets Lindon,
where do you think is the president said it this weekend?
What do you think he's doing while our economic woes
get worse and worse by the minute. Take a guess.
I'm gonna say, Delaware, Delaware, the beach. How did you note? Wow,
that's amazing. He's very tired, he's working hard. So get this.
So the White House, now we've had peepoota judge, Commerce Secretary,
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Energy Secretary, Transportation Secretary Kamala Harris, White House yesterday. Now
Karin Jean Pierre, when asked by by Peter Doocey, why
don't we drill for more oil? We don't need to
do that. Just what John Kerry said this week. But
but Joe Biden will host today before he goes on
his little vacation again, a global climate talk, and they're
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gonna talk about climate change. How about producing more energy?
What is the replacement? What is the clean energy replacement?
Renewable energy replacement? Because if you're gonna tell me electric cars,
that's not going to replace everything. And by the way,
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you need fossil fuels to make them. In case you
didn't know, nobody told them anyway, they're doing a virtual
conference on climate talks. What's let's see China, Germany, the saudiast,
the UK, European Union also participating. Egypt's going to be
a part of it. By the way, the Paris Accords
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that recognizes China and India as developing nations. So they
pay next to nothing and we pay billions in taxpayer dollars.
But we don't need any more drilling. We don't need
to do that, Karine Jean Pierre says. Biden's energy secretary
says energy companies needs to need to make massive investments
to increase oils apply. Well, I just read you what
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Exomobile said back to you. Give us a consistent policy.
So we can justify the investment. Good grief, but also
Biden as announcing initiatives to curb methane zero emission vehicles
at this climate meeting. How important that is. It's pretty unbelievable.
So they shift from blaming Putin for the oil increases
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to oil companies, and then when that fails, blame Fox
News and blame Trump. I mean, you're gonna blame everybody
but yourself. I'm gonna buck stops with me. Whatever happened
to that kind of president? Where's the guy that would
take responsibility for his decisions? Joe promised these would be
his policies. These are the predictable consequences of those policies.
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I'll give you a quick example. If you go out
tonight it's Friday night, and you drink too much and
you really go above your number, your limit, guess what,
odds are pretty high you're gonna wake up tomorrow with
a big ass headache. And but don't worry, don't blame
don't don't blame yourself for that. Don't blame Jack Daniels
for that. No, you can blame Donald Trump, the oil companies,
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the meat companies, Fox News, blame everybody, and anybody and
anything but yourself. Unbelievable. We'll continue. He never stops working
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for the good of a country. Sean Hannity with behind
the scenes information on today's breaking news. Hannity is on
right now twenty five to the top of the hour,
eight one Sea on our number. If you want to
be a part of the program. One thing will be
interesting to watch is Karen Jean Pierre joins the long
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list of Biden administration officials saying, Oh, we don't need
to do that. We don't need to drill for more oil,
We don't need any more fracking. Joe promised that when
he was running for president, and John Cerry, climate Czar,
says the same thing. Pete Buddha judge transportation genius that
he is Commerce Secretary. We got Grant Home, we got
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we got all these people, they're all saying the same thing, Well,
we don't need to drill. What if gas prices keep
going up? Are they're still gonna take this position and
then they get the shell lacking that they deserve in November?
Would they change course then? Or were they that indoctrinated
it into their climate religious cult? Because I'm betting you
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know what at some point, everybody's gonna get pissed off. Look,
let me give you some other economic numbers you're gonna love. Well,
we already knew that what mortgage rates thirty year fixed
mortgage was what six point three percent before the Fed
hiked interest rates on Wednesday seven five point seven five
basis points. That's three quarters of an increase. US mortgage
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rates now at the highest in almost two decades. Now,
what does that mean I've gone through this. It means, oh, well,
fewer people are going to be able to afford homes.
So we have a soaring mortgage rate. That means would
be borrowers now have to meet banks at and lending
institutions required debt to income ratio. They might have lost.
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Probably by now, many Americans, probably in the millions, have
lost mortgage eligibility, even on something is relatively an average
home of four hundred thousand dollars. You know, buyers, you know,
still some are undeterred, but they're gonna pay a lot more.
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If you took out a four hundred thousand dollars mortgage
in June of twenty twenty one, the average rate was
three point one percent. That's one thousand and seven hundred
and eight dollars a month. Before this week's rate hike,
it was six point three percent principle and interest. Now,
remember if you would have done it a year or
go one thousand and seven hundred, that same mortgage every
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month is two thousand, four hundred and seventy one dollars.
I mean, it's insane, it's this is madness. And if
the year over year price values, now, what's going to
happen in a new home construction. It's gonna plummet. It's
gonna come to a screeching halt. If you're in the
contracting building business, good luck, it's gonna suck. It's not
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gonna be fun. It's gonna be a while till things
get fixed. We need two elections one probably before we
really fix it. Anyway, So you know, if you put
you know, if you have the home jumps twenty percent
the latest reading year over year price growth, you know
your your average rate. It just is dramatically higher, the highest.
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And then if you're looking at existing home sales, we're
already beginning to see an impact on existing home sales.
I told you that all of this was going to happen.
This is their way of cooling down the overheated economy,
as they say, and the hope is they raise interest
rates and you have a soft landing they call it.
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This is gonna be a crash landing here, and it's
not going to happen anytime soon. Thirty six percent of
employees get this earning one hundred grand or more year.
I think, well, if the average income is what is
it latelyland, I think it's between fifty sixty thousand dollars
was under Trump, but now you add six thousand dollars
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or subtract six thousand dollars because of Biden inflation. And
if you drive your car, it's two thousand dollars plus
more a year that you're paying just for gasoline to
get to drive the same amount of miles that you
drove last year. Anyway, thirty six percent of people making
one hundred grand to more. Now that's considered up a
middle class. It's considered a nice, healthy middle upper middle
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class income to nuclear I'm if I'm jumping in for
a minute. It's fifty thousand United States and then the
medians like thirty four. So given the increase, it's it's
pretty one hundred thousand as I said, is middle upper
middle class Americans. Thirty six percent of them, they live
in paycheck to paycheck. Now, probably they bought it a
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little bit bigger, maybe nicer home. Maybe they have a
little bit bigger, nice a car, whatever it happens to be.
The now, home prices are about to plummet. That's the
next thing that's going to happen. Because if there's no
new construction because they don't have customers for it, and
sales of existing homes tank, what's going to happen at
home values? That's gonna plummet and people will still be
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paying their mortgage on it. And god knows when when
the market's gonna bounce back. It'll bounce back, but you
never know when. Sometimes it takes a lot of years
for these things to finally catch back up again. Now
we're in the you know, goodbye thirty thousand on the
on the DOWO. What's the doubt? Did the dowali go
up or down? Today? I haven't been watching it. There's
only so much pain I want to inflict on myself
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and on anybody. Are up right now? One twenty four
but we're maintaining around thirty Yeah, Okay, So we closed
yesterday at Joe Biden's low. Great job, Joey, and he bragged,
I undermine remember the stock, Margaret, Yeah, whatever, you know
what I mean. That's what Joe says, bunch of a lackey.
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For God's sakes, Joe, go drills for some oil. No,
Joe says, you're a dog faced pony soldier. That's what
that's all, your dog face, all these truth biss. I
haven't been a man who women created. Uh you know,
you know you doubt by the old you know the
the thing, you know the thing, God, the creator of everything.
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Get the get the record player, teach kids words. You
just can't make it. I'm laughing, but I'm crying for everybody.
It sucks living paycheck to paycheck. That's two thirds of
the country now, I've live paycheck to paycheck. Let the
U live paycheck to paycheck. Oh yeah, I don't think
I paid you very much when you started. You know,
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I was alive when I started. That's probably go with you.
Not even for me to start noticing that somebody can
do actually work hard. Once I see that you're a
real worker, then you get right into the inside inner
circle in her sanctum of your will. I think it
took me a good ten years before I got in
that inner circle. Stock market fall has wiped out get this,
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a whopping three trillion dollars in retirement savings just this
year alone. I was just talking about housing zero hedges
an article out how convenient for me US housing starts
permits collapse in May, and that doesn't even include this
rate hike. It's all going to get worse. Goldman Sachs
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predicting in the next eighteen months as many as eight
more rate incre races, mid surging layoffs in the real
estate market, slumping home and builder sentiment, soaring rates, plunging
mortgage applications. It's no surprise analysts expected a drop in
housing starts and permits in May. It's only going to
get worse. I told you about the zero Hedge article
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on we're teetering on the edge food shortage Warriors. We've
been way ahead of the curve. And I said to
you when one of the farmers that listen to the program,
I love Farmers, Linda. How many times have I said,
both on and off air, when we're having a really
Adam shiffy day, I'm like, what the hell am I
doing this away from people? Every day? You say it
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every day, I mean, and mostly it's only because I'm
a conservative getting the crap kicked out of me by
all these groups that want me off the air, that
spend millions of dollars to monitor every word. I say,
By the way, you got what you want. You got
your socialist All you people that are in your underwear
in the basement somewhere that are monitoring my every word
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and getting paid to do so. How do you like
your five dollars a gallon gasoline? Are you happy about it?
Happy about a forty one year high inflation? You can
even find one when we have a problem because of
we don't have the parts to build the cars. So
if you find a new car, you're gonna probably still
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pay above MSRP regardless. But the cost to finance a
new cars now hit a new record six hundred and
fifty six bucks per month. Autoshoppers could pay even more
with the latest rate hike. Of course they're going to
pay more. The one other article I saw, and this
was rising the housing market update share of homes with
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price drops. Oh, just what I was saying. I have
dated to back it up. Housing start updates, chairs of
homes with price drops reaches an knew high as mortgage
rates top two thousand and eight levels. So I have
a couple of friends of mine and they used American
financing dot in net Linda, And every time I started
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talking about this and or they send me a picture,
they led to send me pictures of their home and
the grass. And you know, I had to walk them through,
you know, buying their first home. They didn't they owned
a like a condo or co offers one of those things.
And they would lived in Illinois and they moved to Indiana.
They're good friends of mine, smart, and you know, they
were nervous. And I went through the math with them
again and again and again. Remember I did that with
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MICHAELA and her home. Oh yeah, I'm like, how many
more times do I have to walk through this with you?
You can afford it. I can tell you how you
afford it. It's scary, though, But so they'll write me
about this and I'll say, you're welcome. Such a wise ass.
I made them lock in the rate and the builder
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wasn't given them a closing date. I said, go to
the builder and say, either give me my mind back
now or give me a drop dead date so you
can lock in your low rate, which was in the
mid threes. Oh thank god, that's awesome, right right, And
American Financing dot Net they stuck by their word. They
kept the rate and there were two rate hikes in
between that time. Can you believe line? Yeah, I'm such
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as you're welcome. I keep saying you're welcome. Does that
mean or is that okay? You know it's a little
bit snarky, but you know, I mean, but I really
like them. They're really good people. It's fun to teach people.
They got a kick ass house. It really is awesome.
They're so happy about it. By the way, we're back
to the drawing board. They found another job for Kamalos.
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She's doing such a good job at the border. She
didn't even get anywhere near the border anyway, she is.
We're trying another run at the Disinformation Task Force, a
nineteen eighty four Orwellian nightmare, and the Biden administration yesterday
creates the new Internet Policy Task Force, led by Vice
President the wordsmith herself, word salad speaker, the Giggling Vice
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President Kamala Harris, and their goals are to develop programs
and policies to protect political figures and journalists from disinformation, abuse,
and harassment. Okay, I'm one of those people. I'm a
member of the press. I'm gonna talk to your host.
I get the crap kicked out of me on social media.
There are campaigns that literally, you know, they have bought
(29:26):
accounts that attack me, and I don't want this in place.
I want everybody in America to feel free to kick
the crap out of me on social media and say
anything you want except threaten me. You can't do that.
That's illegal. Well, short of that, you can. I believe
in free speech. Why do we need another runaround Disinformation
(29:47):
Task Force developing programs and policies to protect people from disinformation.
Who's going to decide what's disinformation? Because that's the same
group of people that lied and said Hunter's laptop was
this information. But here's the interesting thing. Bill that believed
the dirty dotsier and believe the Alpha Bank Trump Power
(30:08):
server story. What you know, Kamala was the one who
pushed out all of the new bail stuff. So these
are people who made physical, criminal infractions against other people,
and she said it's all good, come on out all
the new bail you know, she said, now you're not
going to stop. Well those were for the marches. That
was for the marches. But then she also was all
(30:29):
about all about violence and decriminization and all this. And
then she now she's she's the one going to talk
about bullying. Look at the article that came out about her.
Half her staff is leaving because she's a bully. That's
pretty funny too. Now Biden is insisting recession is not inevitable.
Maybe somebody should tell them what the Atlanta Fed said today,
zero point zero percent projected growth and they keep revising
(30:52):
downward their projections. And then he says, I'm not a
wise guy. He gets testy, you know, falsely claiming inflation
and every other country is worse higher than the US.
He lied, full on, outright lied. He totally dismissed fears
of her recession, just like he said in plation was
gonna be transitory. Then he says, what we're seeing are
(31:14):
the consequences of COVID. Trump was president with COVID, and
guess what we were doing. Fine, he got one point
four percent. That was the number, the consumer price index number.
When Joe Biden became president, and it's gone up steadily
ever since, now to a forty year record high. He says,
(31:38):
But you're gonna blame it on COVID, But we're gonna
blame it on Putin. We're gonna blame it on Fox.
We're gonna blame it on Trump. We're gonna blame it
on oil companies, meat companies. I'm sick of his blame
bull Adam Schiff. Now, by the way, now we have
all these dead cows. Oh my gosh. I love animals.
I mean, I do eat beef, but I'm and I
(31:58):
understand the process, but I mean seeing them just dead,
you know. And it goes on for like a mile,
all all dead cattle. What the hell is going on?
And some people claims it's the heat, and then others
are saying it's not the heat. I don't know. We
got to get to the bottom of that anyway. Um,
(32:22):
this is where we are. Elections have consequences. Think about
November's gonna impact you more than you think. Eight hundred
nine four one, Shawn our number. We gotta lighten things up.
But we'll bring in Mark Simone and Joe Concha. In
just a minute. We'll play some of this stuff for
them as well.
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