October 22, 2024 • 32 mins
Liz Cheney hates President Trump so much that she has completely abandoned the Republican Party. Plus, Democrats continue on the "Trump is a Fascist" path.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
And thank you Scott Shannon, and thanks to all of
you for being with us. Eight hundred and ninety four
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part of the program. I got a known for my
friend who says, every time I put your radio show on,
once the opening music starts, my dog's years go pointed
up in the street direction. I'm like, I hope that's
a good thing. Uh, glad you're with us. You know,
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I'm going to start saying this differently. Two weeks from
today is officially the election day. Election day is right now,
right today in most states. That's why as a public service,
we have on Hannity dot com about how you can
register in your state, your commonwealth when early voting starts,
when early voting stops. But election day is now, and
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you know, I had a conversation with Joe Bastardi and
he said, I think, you know, based on the modeling
that I've looked at and the water temperatures, and he
just goes into way it gets way over my head
after about three minutes and he's like, I think we
have a good chance of another hurricane or two this
hurricane season. I said, oh no, we remember Hurricane Sandy
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had a big impact in that election. Then there was
the big bear hug from Chris Christy. Not sure if
they kissed, but I think it was a bear hug.
They hugged, right, Linda, that's what it was. I would
say it was the hug felt round the world. Yeah,
something like that. And so the point is, it's not
the system we want. Please don't make me give that
speech again. It's the system we're stuck with. You only
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change it if you win elections. But you can't start
out election day down by hundreds of thousands of votes.
It is the system we're stuck with. The only way
you change it is you win elections. That's why election
day is today in many states. Go to Hannity dot
com Public service. You also can watch the Walls files
and the Kamala files and listen and hear they're radicalism,
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extremism in their own words, a sad thing to start
with today. The American dream, you know, ought to be
the Cadillac of aspirations, you know, a slits down the drain,
you know, if you remember, popped the Champagne expectation. And
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it feels a little odd to talk about the right
sizing it. But in an age of tight money, and
it's Toyota, Camrays and Kirkland Wine. It's time to readjust
the scope a bit now. Think about what they're doing here.
It's sot of like Jimmy Carter, reminding me of Jimmy
Carter telling people to wear a sweater instead of putting
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the heat up in their homes. Owning a home has
been a core part of the American dream. I'll know
when I got my first home, it was in Roswell, Georgia.
I think I paid one hundred and fourteen thousand dollars
for it. Something like that made a little money. I
think I sold it for one hundred and twenty three
and I was like the happiest guy in the world. Anyway,
today there simply aren't enough affordable options, and that ideal
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is increasingly now out of reach for Americans. And what
do we always say that we want to leave this
country better than we found it. Certainly my parents' generation,
the greatest generation. My dad fought four years in the
Pacific that they left it better than they found it.
They both my parents grew up dirt, dirt poor. It
was a big deal. They got a fifty by one
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hundred lot Cape Cod house. I had three older sisters,
one bathroom. That is the definition of hell on earth.
But anyway, there is, and the piece in the Washington Post,
by the way goes on. There's a sensible way to
address this shortfall, but it requires moving beyond the antiquated
vision of a big house with a fence yard in
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the suburbs. That basically saying, lower your expectations about what
you can achieve in your life. Accept the new reality.
Accept the lower bar. And he said, they're cheaper to build,
they're usually face you know, less than not in my backyard.
Resistance buyers love them. And town houses have all the
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trappings of a classic dream home, but they cost less
to buy, offer a low maintenance lifestyle, and they're more
climate friendly.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
You know.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Look, I've downsized dramatically and I live in a townhouse
and I love it. I love being downsized. I don't
want a six acre property like I had in New
York that I sold. I don't want it, I don't need.
I was living by myself there, live here alone by
myself here, and I'm just as happy. I'm even happier
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because I'm in Florida, and actually people are nice to
me down here. It could they go, It's the American dream,
but with a smaller yard. It's this is sad to me.
This is Jimmy Carter saying give up. This is except
that America or American exceptionalism is going to be dead.
I'm not willing to go there. I believe you know
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when you think of the one issue and this came
up in the barbershop interview with Lawrence Jones when he
went with President Trump and the Bronx and they were
talking about, well, why do we have to pay income taxes?
Forty percent federal income taxes? And I've advised everyone pay
your taxes. The one thing I do is I have
one accounting firm. Do it. I have another accounting firm.
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Do it. I had it audited by lawyers. I mean,
because I can't. I can't make heads of tails of this.
I don't know a thing about it, but I want to.
I always say, pay pay, well, you probably could legally
make this. Nope, don't bother. It's fine, pay it because
I know I'm a target. And but that's that's my problem.
It's not it's it's the point is is that you
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got to pay your taxes. But if we ever use
the energy resources we had in this country, we wouldn't
pay a penny in income taxes. We would be the
wealthiest nation on the face of this earth. We have
more natural resources, natural gas and energy than ever before
in Kamala changing or position again on fracking. You know,
it's unreal. It's so funny. The New York Times, according
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to the Washington Free Beacon, assigned six full time investigative
reporters to come up with that since that Kamala once
worked at McDonald's. So far they haven't come up with anything,
and they credited six reporters with contributing to Sunday Story
interviewing a friend who had known miss Harris as a teenager.
In other words, they had a person that has since
passed away, a second hand account from somebody who long
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ago passed away as the only evidence that they could find.
I think they need to keep digging. And McDonald's has
come out and said in an email to McDonald's franchisees
that the corporation confirmed that while Harris had fond memories
of working at a location in Alameda County, we and
our franchisees don't have records for all positions dating back
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to the early eighties. A copy of the letter was
posted by an anonymous McDonald's franchise owner on social media,
confirmed by The Wall Street Journal. They can't find it
and it's driving them crazy. Maybe she didn't work there,
because I haven't really been saying a whole lot about it.
Later in the program today, you know Kamala Harris. There
were these two kids at the University of Michigan, and
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when Kamala went to speak, they shouted, Jesus is Lord
and Christ is King, which, by the way, is a
Christian I believe with all my heart. I don't proselytize people. Christians,
you know, are misunderstood. In my view, they're looking to
be better. They recognize their own failures. They want to
have the word repentance from the Latin to change one's heart,
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and they want to be better people. And everybody goes
through their own personal religious journey. And I don't judge people.
If they asked me about my faith, I'm glad to
share it with them because I believe all of that.
But anyway, then they got booed by the crowd, and
then Kamala just so conduce you guys are at the
wrong rally. I'm like, wow, why not say thank you
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for being here? When j Vance was asked the same question,
he said, yeah, Jesus Lord in Christ is king. And
it's like just the difference was unbelievable. So a town
hall event with the everwur this was real. This was
real joy on display watching Liz Cheney, who's basically compromised everything,
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every stated position she's ever had, has now aligned with
the people that referred to her father as a murderer
and a war criminal and a crook, with Halliburton and
every stated position on the economy and on foreign policy,
just because she hates Donald Trump and then apparently the
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former First Lady of California, Maria Shreiber, admitted while hosting
the event with Liz Cheney in Michigan, that she would
only include predetermined questions. Are we going to be able
to ask a question? Ask a woman? You're not. Unfortunately,
we have some predetermined questions, and hopefully I'll be able
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to ask some of the questions that might be in
your head. So I hope. So, meaning no, they're predetermined.
You can't make this up. I'll tell you one thing.
I've an interviewed Donald Trump. You don't even have to
I mean, the first of all, I'll talk for hours,
so if you don't have to interrupt him, because he's
not just giving you fifty, you know, twenty minutes like
they tried to give Brett Baer, which is ridiculous. You
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can't do a real interview in twenty minutes. You just can't.
And then they ice him by showing up seventeen minutes late.
But anyway, ninety three days, Kamo has not had a
closing press conference. The closing message is fear, it is lying.
The closing statements of the campaign could not be. Donald
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Trump is Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin all in one. You know,
if you listen to James Carville, he's warning journalists will
be locked up if Donald Trump wins the election, he's
gonna arrest all of you, you know, And he says
this on MSD n Z. If he wins, he's gonna
say I told people I was going to do this.
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I have the legitimacy of an election behind me, and
he will, you know, have a point because I do
five interviews in a day and answer twenty questions. Eighteen
of them are about the polling. We've become a nation
of polling analysts, he complains, And he said, you know,
we live under a set of laws, and on and
on and on. It's all fear mongering. And then of
course the race card and et cetera, et cetera. And
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then he says that, well, you know, call somebody and
tell them that they're probably going to be in jail.
They're complaining if Donald Trump wins, he's going to use
the Justice Department to go after opponents. I'm like, where
have these people been the last you know, four plus years,
six years, eight years. It's like they what they They
haven't realized their own lawfare and the weaponization of their
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own justice department. And he's saying, every time you have
somebody who's a friend of yours saying I'm going to
vote for Trump, you need to say, just so you
know that what you're voting for, do you really want
me to go to jail? Well that's the anti Trump
talking point I guess of the week, and it's being
echoed from everybody, to Carvel to Kamala Harris, who's also
calling Trump a fascist. But if it did happen. Uh,
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let me just speak out very loudly and clearly. The
only one that didn't show that isn't going there is
believe it or not, as Bill Maher and is that
Trump wins. I'm gonna keep doing my show. I'm not
going anywhere, and I'm gonna make jokes about him because
he knows he's not going to be arrested. Rachel Matt
I will be able to spew all her conspiracy theories.
They're not going to come after James Carvel. And you know, however, uh,
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Donald Trump is not going to do to them what
they did to him. You know, Hillary's allies of the
doj James Comy. Do I need to go through all
of this? You know, look at all the women to
start naming names, General Flynn, Paul Manifort, pre morning raid,
guns drawn, you know, Carter Page, Rogers, Stone, Oh fake
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news cy And on camera showed up for that baby,
George Papadopoulos. You know, FBI swat teams, pre dawn raids,
guns draw on on man of Fort and Stone's private homes.
You know, then we've got a blitzkrig you know, prosecuting
going after Mark Meadows, Steve Bannon, Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman,
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Jenna Ellis, Sydney Powell, you know, and it just goes
on and on. I don't want I don't want any
law fair. And I would never support and I'll be
the first outspoken conservative. They wouldn't defend me, but I
would defend them if it was if it was like that.
But this is where they're now going. And then I'm
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watching Charlemagne the God we'll get to him later in
the program today claiming that you know, Trump, you know,
is racist. Now, this is the guy that interviewed Joe
Biden back in twenty twenty. I remember he made the
famous remark, you gotta vote for Trump? Well you you
ain't black, like huh. And here's the thing. Charlemagne's a
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smart guy, Linda. Your friends with him, right, you know,
Well you have a relationship with him of some kind. Okay,
he knows you? Does he know what you do? I
think he knows what I do?
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (13:03):
Okay, and you know that. Will you please maybe remind
him that Joe Biden partnered with a former klansman by
the name of Robert KKK Byrd and that they're the
ones that Kamala was talking about when Kamala excoriated Joe
saying I was that girl, and they partnered to stop
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the integration of schools and and bussing because Joe said
he didn't want public schools to become racial jungles. And
then Donald Trump, who gave more money, And you might
want to recommend to him interview who we had on
you yesterday, Kwame Hill Patrick and Alice Marie Johnson, and
tell him to investigate criminal justice reform and the pardons
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and commutations of Donald Trump. And you might want to
remind him. I'll give out the economic numbers everywhere later
in the program today. But African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans,
women in the workplace, African American youth unemployment never did
better in sixty years except under Donald Trump's policies, those
tax cut policies. And ask and then they ask him
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this are if you look at any town city that
has been run by Democrats for decades, how are the
schools doing, How are they doing in predominantly minority neighborhoods.
How is law and order in safety and security in
the age of the fund dismantled, no bail laws that
Democrats support. I don't know. I just have a few questions,
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because you know him going after Laura Trump. I thought
it was a low blow, and I think he's he's
he doesn't have a lot of facts that we could
pass on to him. I'd be glad to pass them
on to him. Right twenty five to the top of
the hour, eight hundred and nine point one, Shawn is
on number. You want to be a part of the program.
Election day is today. I'm saying it differently. Now two
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weeks from today is officially election day, but early voting
is going on now in most states around the country,
and therefore, I want to remind you it may not
be the system you love and the one you want.
It's certainly not the one I want. I've described it
many times. I won't repeat it here, but I think
that voting early and voting by mail and embracing the
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system we're stuck with is the best option we have.
And then you can't change the system and improve it
unless you win elections. And the way to do that
is not start election day out down hundreds of thousands
of votes. And god forbid, there's another hurricane Helene. I mean,
look what it did to Georgia. In South Carolina, Tennessee
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and especially North Carolina got hammered. In Florida got hammered.
I mean, it's devastating and by the way, the worst
hurricane response in history. So if you can bank your vote,
I urge all of you to consider that as a
public service. We have how to register in your state,
your commonwealth. How do you know when early voting starts,
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when voting stops. We have the Kamala files, her radicalism
and her own own words, and Walls's radicalism in his
own words. Again, all's of public service.
Speaker 2 (16:10):
You know.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
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if your friends, I think Charlemagne is very talented, by
the way, and uh, I just think that, and he's
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just find that he's a liberal or find that he's
a Democrat. I just like, do you not know about
Joe Biden's history? Do you not know? Because I find
whenever Conservatives or Republicans, you know, this blanket accusation that
Republicans are racid. No, no, they're not. There's never been
a present. And then Donald Trump that did more for
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criminal justice reform that has helped African Americans than Donald J.
Trump did. That is just a fact. It has never
been anybody that, you know. I wish you would interview
the people he had on yesterday, Kwame Kilpatrick and Aliceburray Johnson.
I mean, hear their stories here what they have to
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say about Donald Trump and how we change their lives.
You know, without going into all the details, you look
at Donald Trump's track record and it speaks for itself.
It's been pretty amazing. You know, for the first three
years of his presidency, before the worst pandemic in one
hundred years, the Trump tax cuts. With the result of this,
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the overall growth rate in the country was six point
eight percent, and then if it was even greater, seven
point nine percent for African Americans, seven point one percent
for Hispanic Americans, ten point six percent for Asian Americans.
All record highs. Every one of them were new income
levels for every demographic that I just mentioned. And as
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for you know, well, the Trump tax cuts only benefit
the rich. No, that's false. As incomes grew. In twenty nineteen,
the poverty rate went to the lowest point, a sixty
year low under Donald Trump's policies, the largest reduction in
poverty in over fifty years. Four point one million Americans
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out of poverty, the largest yearly decrease since nineteen sixty six.
And by the way, to compare the Obama of Biden error,
the number of people living in poverty went up nearly
a million, seven hundred and eighty seven thousand. Minority groups
experienced the largest improvements. Their poverty rate dropped the largest
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again in sixty years. Amazing numbers. And this all according
to the White House Council of Economic Advisors. And you know,
the proof is in the pudding. I'll tell you what.
This is what people are gonna end up I think
what they're gonna end up voting about. They're going to
vote about the borders aren't safe and secure. That and
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we all know it, and they're lying about it. And
they lied for three years. Oh, the border is secure,
implation is transitory. They just lie through their teeth. And
then of course they defund, dismantled, no bail laws, you know,
supporting a bail fund for rioters in the summer of
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twenty twenty four, days after police precinct is burned to
the ground. How's that not supporting rioting and insurrection? And
they take everything Trump says out of context, and then
when all else fails, just call them a racist. I
don't associate with racist people. Democrats like they're the ones
that were praising Joe Biden, praising his friend and his mentor,
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the former klansman Robert Byrd, partnering with him to stop
the integration of public schools. He didn't want public schools
to be racial. Jungles is infuriating to me. This is
no conservative that I know that supports that. But that's
that's that's here in the days and weeks, you know,
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the final hours, That's that's all they've got. Because they
can't say the border's more safe and secure. It's the
biggest national security threat in our history. Crime is up
dramatically in small towns and big cities. They can't run
on that either. They can't run on the economy because
we pay more for everything we buy in every store
we go to. They can't claim that gas prices are
cheaper because we're paying a buck buck fifty more gallon.
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They can't claim that our schools are better because they're not.
You know, these democratic run state cities, they've been run
by Democrats for decades, you know, go to predominantly minority neighborhoods.
How are their schools compared to you know, other states.
How are they doing? How's it in New York City, Chicago?
How's law in order in Chicago and New York City.
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It's unbelievable, by the way. On this issue of this
threat to democracy, the Washington poll shows that who do
a better job of defending threats against democracy? Against threats
to democracy? Yeah, Donald Trump wins forty three forty. He
wins by fifteen points on the economy, fifteen points on immigration,
ten points on crime, and Kamala Harris, who wants to
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eliminate healthcare and on abortion where she has no limits
even a month seven eight nine, and are issues of
less important importance to voters. He wins on those in
the swing states. According to Washington Post, you know, they
are getting very nervous within Democratic Party ranks. I can
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tell you I am hearing it directly, and that they
don't know what to do at this point because they
have a week candidate. They've always had a weak candidate,
so this is their closing argument. You know, let's send
James Carvell out there. Democrats should ask Trump supporting friends,
do you really want me to go to jail? Is
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this a joke?
Speaker 2 (23:02):
Listen, we're two weeks away. One candidate says, we should
follow the constitution, we should keep the constitution, we should
try to improve the constitution. Another candidate says, I'm going
to rip the constitution up. I don't care about the Constitution.
I don't care about people's individual rights. I'm going to
arrest political poneents. That is correct. Just so you know
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that this is not an exaggeration, all right, This is
not to say, well, he's really not didn't mean he's
going to really get rid of Social Security, James. No,
he is telling you, right to your stupid face that
he is going to use the military to arrest and
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suppress his political opponents. But I'm sure that I and
everybody else that does this for a living is going
to get asked, well, what about the swing voters in
such and such a state that you know what I
can I'll swing from the end of a rope. All right,
that's what they're coming for. They're telling you, they're begging
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they and he said, look, they're wrong. This is what
I've said I'm gonna do, and I'll plan on doing it,
and you better pay attention. And every time you have
somebody that is a friend of yours, you know, somebody said, well,
you know I'm for Trump. Did just so you know
what you're voting for. Do you really want me to
go to jail? Because that's what you're voting for. He's
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telling you.
Speaker 1 (24:31):
What about the weaponization of this DOJ? And they weigh
with the way that the FBI oucted in twenty sixty
and fifty one former Intel officials in twenty twenty and
all the associates that have been prosecuted and pursued by
this DOJ. Nathan Wade admits to the Judiciary Committee that
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he was meeting with the White House regularly. Yeah, it's
obvious they can't run on on the issues that matter. Georgia.
We have some polling information, but again assume if you're
in Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, or
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any state for that matter, assume that your vote will
be the deciding vote. Anyway, new poll out the Atlanta
Journal Constitution has Trump up by foreign Georgia. I would
not take that to heart. If you're in Georgia, I
would get out to vote. There's the latest poll that
shows that Kamala is failing to connect with men. That's
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one of the things that have come out African American
men as well. Donald Trump has now overtaken Harris for
the first time in the Hill in their Decision election
forecast Trafalgar. That's Robert Kahley. It says Trump has expanded
his lead in Pennsylvania, and Dave McCormick is pulling ahead
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of Casey a one point race for the Senate in Michigan,
with Mike Rogers having a chance to have an upset
in that state. Bernie Moreno, who is now showing signs
of life in Ohio with a poll showing him up
for the first time. Things have changed dramatically anyway. Donald
Trump up by three in the Trafalgar Pole in Pennsylvania.
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But if you're in Pennsylvania, take nothing for granted. The
election odds showed Donald Trump as a fifty eight percent
chance of winning elections. Some people dismiss it and say
that one big vote can change it. But it's like
all the betting sites are doing it. You can have
a true how much they're gonna have this year. I've
read this this morning and it was like a trophy.
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More than two trillion. I'm sorry, two billion dollars, not trillion,
have been bet on the election already. I mean people
are putting the people that bet that. I know, nobody
wins by the way in the end, but people that bet,
they put a lot of time and research into it.
In that sense, I think it's a poll. Uh. New
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York Times Siena College poll released last week, Harra's support
among African American men has dropped more significantly. Seventy percent
said they'd vote for Harris in November, down from Biden's
eighty five and twenty twenty. The NAACP survey shows that
one of four Black men under fifty said this, supporting
Donald Trump. This has got people freaked out. That's why,
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you know, that's why you know. The polling drove Barack
Obama to excoriate lecture when he came out of his
Matha's Vineyard, multi billion dollar mansion. You know to talk
about the brothers not supporting her because she's a woman.
That didn't go over well at Gretchen Whitmer's support for
her didn't go over well. Mocking Christians and Catholics not
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working out well when Bill Clinton says Lincoln Riley would
be alive if they'd only vet illegal immigrants since she
was the Borderzar. But all of this is now playing
a big part in this election, all of it, and
they're trying to fear monger now. Donald Trump, on the
other hand, is Madison Square Garden rally sold out in
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three hours. By the way, if you're a friend of
mine from New York, I am sorry. I can't get
tickets there you go. Everyone's been asking and I tried.
I can't. I don't have contact, and I don't I
don't last for free stuff. Anyway. A woman served by
trumpet McDonald's revealed the details behind the scenes, and mister president,
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please don't let the US become my native Brazil. We
played that for you yesterday. Pretty amazing. Uh, you know,
as I as I look at what's what they're doing,
I mean, if they think that Liz chant Cheney is
the answer and the sitting down with Maria Shriver who
said the crowd can't ask questions because the questions are predetermined.
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Maybe maybe she just misspoke. I'll give her the benefit
of the doubt. I've met her before. She said, you're
not unfortunately, we have some pre determined questions, and I
hopefully I'll be able to ask some of the question
since it might be in your head. I hope redetermined.
Maybe not the right use of words. I don't know,
but uh, Liz Cheney is not exactly the joy candidate
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of anybody. Looks pretty dour, and she's now aligned herself
with a party that they hate. The Cheney's Darth Vader,
her dad, the war criminal, her dad, the murderer, her dad,
the crook at Halliburton, her dad. And in every position
you've ever stated publicly, you're willing to compromise because you
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hate Trump that much. He's not going to have an
impact on the election. We now find the illegal immigrants
caught at the border of being flown out of San
Diego to possibly according to one report and one official
cover up. But before the election, and of course we
know what's going to happen. There was a liberal think
tank that came out last week and said they expect
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another twelve and a half illegal immigrants to come into
the country under if Kamala Harris as an elected president.
Pretty insane anyway, Eight Shawn is our number. If you
want to be a part of the program. The economy.
The status story I saw is, yeah, give up your
dreams of a backyard in the American dream. Maybe you
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need to settle for a townhouse because the economy is
never coming back. That's just wrong. I can tell you
how we could be the richest country on Earth. It's
all energy. We have more energy resources than any country
on Earth. Drill baby drill, Crack baby frack. It will
take care of all of our Western European European country friends' allies.
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They will no longer be dependent on Vladimir Putin, and
that will make America the richest country on Earth. Why
do you think all these Middle Eastern countries are so rich.
It's all oil and we have more oil natural gas,
which is a clean burning gas than they do, and
we're just too stupid to tap into it. And we
probably could eliminate after a number of years. We could
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pay off the debt and eliminate the income tax and
live really, really well, and every American can have a
big house with a big backyard for their kids, and
I'd have to settle for a townhouse. By the way,
I'm perfectly happy and I have no desire to live
in a big mansion anyway. Eight hundred and nine to
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the wrong rally because they said Jesus is Lord
And thank you Scott Shannon, and thanks to all of
you for being with us. Eight hundred and ninety four
one Seawn our number if you want to be a
part of the program. I got a known for my
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once the opening music starts, my dog's years go pointed
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a good thing. Uh, glad you're with us. You know,
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I'm going to start saying this differently. Two weeks from
today is officially the election day. Election day is right now,
right today in most states. That's why as a public service,
we have on Hannity dot com about how you can
register in your state, your commonwealth when early voting starts,
when early voting stops. But election day is now, and
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you know, I had a conversation with Joe Bastardi and
he said, I think, you know, based on the modeling
that I've looked at and the water temperatures, and he
just goes into way it gets way over my head
after about three minutes and he's like, I think we
have a good chance of another hurricane or two this
hurricane season. I said, oh no, we remember Hurricane Sandy
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had a big impact in that election. Then there was
the big bear hug from Chris Christy. Not sure if
they kissed, but I think it was a bear hug.
They hugged, right, Linda, that's what it was. I would
say it was the hug felt round the world. Yeah,
something like that. And so the point is, it's not
the system we want. Please don't make me give that
speech again. It's the system we're stuck with. You only
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change it if you win elections. But you can't start
out election day down by hundreds of thousands of votes.
It is the system we're stuck with. The only way
you change it is you win elections. That's why election
day is today in many states. Go to Hannity dot
com Public service. You also can watch the Walls files
and the Kamala files and listen and hear they're radicalism,
(01:53):
extremism in their own words, a sad thing to start
with today. The American dream, you know, ought to be
the Cadillac of aspirations, you know, a slits down the drain,
you know, if you remember, popped the Champagne expectation. And
(02:13):
it feels a little odd to talk about the right
sizing it. But in an age of tight money, and
it's Toyota, Camrays and Kirkland Wine. It's time to readjust
the scope a bit now. Think about what they're doing here.
It's sot of like Jimmy Carter, reminding me of Jimmy
Carter telling people to wear a sweater instead of putting
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the heat up in their homes. Owning a home has
been a core part of the American dream. I'll know
when I got my first home, it was in Roswell, Georgia.
I think I paid one hundred and fourteen thousand dollars
for it. Something like that made a little money. I
think I sold it for one hundred and twenty three
and I was like the happiest guy in the world. Anyway,
today there simply aren't enough affordable options, and that ideal
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is increasingly now out of reach for Americans. And what
do we always say that we want to leave this
country better than we found it. Certainly my parents' generation,
the greatest generation. My dad fought four years in the
Pacific that they left it better than they found it.
They both my parents grew up dirt, dirt poor. It
was a big deal. They got a fifty by one
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hundred lot Cape Cod house. I had three older sisters,
one bathroom. That is the definition of hell on earth.
But anyway, there is, and the piece in the Washington Post,
by the way goes on. There's a sensible way to
address this shortfall, but it requires moving beyond the antiquated
vision of a big house with a fence yard in
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the suburbs. That basically saying, lower your expectations about what
you can achieve in your life. Accept the new reality.
Accept the lower bar. And he said, they're cheaper to build,
they're usually face you know, less than not in my backyard.
Resistance buyers love them. And town houses have all the
(04:01):
trappings of a classic dream home, but they cost less
to buy, offer a low maintenance lifestyle, and they're more
climate friendly.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
You know.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Look, I've downsized dramatically and I live in a townhouse
and I love it. I love being downsized. I don't
want a six acre property like I had in New
York that I sold. I don't want it, I don't need.
I was living by myself there, live here alone by
myself here, and I'm just as happy. I'm even happier
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because I'm in Florida, and actually people are nice to
me down here. It could they go, It's the American dream,
but with a smaller yard. It's this is sad to me.
This is Jimmy Carter saying give up. This is except
that America or American exceptionalism is going to be dead.
I'm not willing to go there. I believe you know
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when you think of the one issue and this came
up in the barbershop interview with Lawrence Jones when he
went with President Trump and the Bronx and they were
talking about, well, why do we have to pay income taxes?
Forty percent federal income taxes? And I've advised everyone pay
your taxes. The one thing I do is I have
one accounting firm. Do it. I have another accounting firm.
(05:14):
Do it. I had it audited by lawyers. I mean,
because I can't. I can't make heads of tails of this.
I don't know a thing about it, but I want to.
I always say, pay pay, well, you probably could legally
make this. Nope, don't bother. It's fine, pay it because
I know I'm a target. And but that's that's my problem.
It's not it's it's the point is is that you
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got to pay your taxes. But if we ever use
the energy resources we had in this country, we wouldn't
pay a penny in income taxes. We would be the
wealthiest nation on the face of this earth. We have
more natural resources, natural gas and energy than ever before
in Kamala changing or position again on fracking. You know,
it's unreal. It's so funny. The New York Times, according
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to the Washington Free Beacon, assigned six full time investigative
reporters to come up with that since that Kamala once
worked at McDonald's. So far they haven't come up with anything,
and they credited six reporters with contributing to Sunday Story
interviewing a friend who had known miss Harris as a teenager.
In other words, they had a person that has since
passed away, a second hand account from somebody who long
(06:17):
ago passed away as the only evidence that they could find.
I think they need to keep digging. And McDonald's has
come out and said in an email to McDonald's franchisees
that the corporation confirmed that while Harris had fond memories
of working at a location in Alameda County, we and
our franchisees don't have records for all positions dating back
(06:37):
to the early eighties. A copy of the letter was
posted by an anonymous McDonald's franchise owner on social media,
confirmed by The Wall Street Journal. They can't find it
and it's driving them crazy. Maybe she didn't work there,
because I haven't really been saying a whole lot about it.
Later in the program today, you know Kamala Harris. There
were these two kids at the University of Michigan, and
(07:00):
when Kamala went to speak, they shouted, Jesus is Lord
and Christ is King, which, by the way, is a
Christian I believe with all my heart. I don't proselytize people. Christians,
you know, are misunderstood. In my view, they're looking to
be better. They recognize their own failures. They want to
have the word repentance from the Latin to change one's heart,
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and they want to be better people. And everybody goes
through their own personal religious journey. And I don't judge people.
If they asked me about my faith, I'm glad to
share it with them because I believe all of that.
But anyway, then they got booed by the crowd, and
then Kamala just so conduce you guys are at the
wrong rally. I'm like, wow, why not say thank you
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for being here? When j Vance was asked the same question,
he said, yeah, Jesus Lord in Christ is king. And
it's like just the difference was unbelievable. So a town
hall event with the everwur this was real. This was
real joy on display watching Liz Cheney, who's basically compromised everything,
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every stated position she's ever had, has now aligned with
the people that referred to her father as a murderer
and a war criminal and a crook, with Halliburton and
every stated position on the economy and on foreign policy,
just because she hates Donald Trump and then apparently the
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former First Lady of California, Maria Shreiber, admitted while hosting
the event with Liz Cheney in Michigan, that she would
only include predetermined questions. Are we going to be able
to ask a question? Ask a woman? You're not. Unfortunately,
we have some predetermined questions, and hopefully I'll be able
(08:48):
to ask some of the questions that might be in
your head. So I hope. So, meaning no, they're predetermined.
You can't make this up. I'll tell you one thing.
I've an interviewed Donald Trump. You don't even have to
I mean, the first of all, I'll talk for hours,
so if you don't have to interrupt him, because he's
not just giving you fifty, you know, twenty minutes like
they tried to give Brett Baer, which is ridiculous. You
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can't do a real interview in twenty minutes. You just can't.
And then they ice him by showing up seventeen minutes late.
But anyway, ninety three days, Kamo has not had a
closing press conference. The closing message is fear, it is lying.
The closing statements of the campaign could not be. Donald
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Trump is Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin all in one. You know,
if you listen to James Carville, he's warning journalists will
be locked up if Donald Trump wins the election, he's
gonna arrest all of you, you know, And he says
this on MSD n Z. If he wins, he's gonna
say I told people I was going to do this.
(09:52):
I have the legitimacy of an election behind me, and
he will, you know, have a point because I do
five interviews in a day and answer twenty questions. Eighteen
of them are about the polling. We've become a nation
of polling analysts, he complains, And he said, you know,
we live under a set of laws, and on and
on and on. It's all fear mongering. And then of
course the race card and et cetera, et cetera. And
(10:18):
then he says that, well, you know, call somebody and
tell them that they're probably going to be in jail.
They're complaining if Donald Trump wins, he's going to use
the Justice Department to go after opponents. I'm like, where
have these people been the last you know, four plus years,
six years, eight years. It's like they what they They
haven't realized their own lawfare and the weaponization of their
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own justice department. And he's saying, every time you have
somebody who's a friend of yours saying I'm going to
vote for Trump, you need to say, just so you
know that what you're voting for, do you really want
me to go to jail? Well that's the anti Trump
talking point I guess of the week, and it's being
echoed from everybody, to Carvel to Kamala Harris, who's also
calling Trump a fascist. But if it did happen. Uh,
(11:02):
let me just speak out very loudly and clearly. The
only one that didn't show that isn't going there is
believe it or not, as Bill Maher and is that
Trump wins. I'm gonna keep doing my show. I'm not
going anywhere, and I'm gonna make jokes about him because
he knows he's not going to be arrested. Rachel Matt
I will be able to spew all her conspiracy theories.
They're not going to come after James Carvel. And you know, however, uh,
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Donald Trump is not going to do to them what
they did to him. You know, Hillary's allies of the
doj James Comy. Do I need to go through all
of this? You know, look at all the women to
start naming names, General Flynn, Paul Manifort, pre morning raid,
guns drawn, you know, Carter Page, Rogers, Stone, Oh fake
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news cy And on camera showed up for that baby,
George Papadopoulos. You know, FBI swat teams, pre dawn raids,
guns draw on on man of Fort and Stone's private homes.
You know, then we've got a blitzkrig you know, prosecuting
going after Mark Meadows, Steve Bannon, Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman,
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Jenna Ellis, Sydney Powell, you know, and it just goes
on and on. I don't want I don't want any
law fair. And I would never support and I'll be
the first outspoken conservative. They wouldn't defend me, but I
would defend them if it was if it was like that.
But this is where they're now going. And then I'm
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watching Charlemagne the God we'll get to him later in
the program today claiming that you know, Trump, you know,
is racist. Now, this is the guy that interviewed Joe
Biden back in twenty twenty. I remember he made the
famous remark, you gotta vote for Trump? Well you you
ain't black, like huh. And here's the thing. Charlemagne's a
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smart guy, Linda. Your friends with him, right, you know,
Well you have a relationship with him of some kind. Okay,
he knows you? Does he know what you do? I
think he knows what I do?
Speaker 2 (13:03):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (13:03):
Okay, and you know that. Will you please maybe remind
him that Joe Biden partnered with a former klansman by
the name of Robert KKK Byrd and that they're the
ones that Kamala was talking about when Kamala excoriated Joe
saying I was that girl, and they partnered to stop
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the integration of schools and and bussing because Joe said
he didn't want public schools to become racial jungles. And
then Donald Trump, who gave more money, And you might
want to recommend to him interview who we had on
you yesterday, Kwame Hill Patrick and Alice Marie Johnson, and
tell him to investigate criminal justice reform and the pardons
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and commutations of Donald Trump. And you might want to
remind him. I'll give out the economic numbers everywhere later
in the program today. But African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans,
women in the workplace, African American youth unemployment never did
better in sixty years except under Donald Trump's policies, those
tax cut policies. And ask and then they ask him
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this are if you look at any town city that
has been run by Democrats for decades, how are the
schools doing, How are they doing in predominantly minority neighborhoods.
How is law and order in safety and security in
the age of the fund dismantled, no bail laws that
Democrats support. I don't know. I just have a few questions,
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because you know him going after Laura Trump. I thought
it was a low blow, and I think he's he's
he doesn't have a lot of facts that we could
pass on to him. I'd be glad to pass them
on to him. Right twenty five to the top of
the hour, eight hundred and nine point one, Shawn is
on number. You want to be a part of the program.
Election day is today. I'm saying it differently. Now two
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weeks from today is officially election day, but early voting
is going on now in most states around the country,
and therefore, I want to remind you it may not
be the system you love and the one you want.
It's certainly not the one I want. I've described it
many times. I won't repeat it here, but I think
that voting early and voting by mail and embracing the
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system we're stuck with is the best option we have.
And then you can't change the system and improve it
unless you win elections. And the way to do that
is not start election day out down hundreds of thousands
of votes. And god forbid, there's another hurricane Helene. I mean,
look what it did to Georgia. In South Carolina, Tennessee
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and especially North Carolina got hammered. In Florida got hammered.
I mean, it's devastating and by the way, the worst
hurricane response in history. So if you can bank your vote,
I urge all of you to consider that as a
public service. We have how to register in your state,
your commonwealth. How do you know when early voting starts,
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when voting stops. We have the Kamala files, her radicalism
and her own own words, and Walls's radicalism in his
own words. Again, all's of public service.
Speaker 2 (16:10):
You know.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
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if your friends, I think Charlemagne is very talented, by
the way, and uh, I just think that, and he's
(17:40):
just find that he's a liberal or find that he's
a Democrat. I just like, do you not know about
Joe Biden's history? Do you not know? Because I find
whenever Conservatives or Republicans, you know, this blanket accusation that
Republicans are racid. No, no, they're not. There's never been
a present. And then Donald Trump that did more for
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criminal justice reform that has helped African Americans than Donald J.
Trump did. That is just a fact. It has never
been anybody that, you know. I wish you would interview
the people he had on yesterday, Kwame Kilpatrick and Aliceburray Johnson.
I mean, hear their stories here what they have to
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say about Donald Trump and how we change their lives.
You know, without going into all the details, you look
at Donald Trump's track record and it speaks for itself.
It's been pretty amazing. You know, for the first three
years of his presidency, before the worst pandemic in one
hundred years, the Trump tax cuts. With the result of this,
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the overall growth rate in the country was six point
eight percent, and then if it was even greater, seven
point nine percent for African Americans, seven point one percent
for Hispanic Americans, ten point six percent for Asian Americans.
All record highs. Every one of them were new income
levels for every demographic that I just mentioned. And as
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for you know, well, the Trump tax cuts only benefit
the rich. No, that's false. As incomes grew. In twenty nineteen,
the poverty rate went to the lowest point, a sixty
year low under Donald Trump's policies, the largest reduction in
poverty in over fifty years. Four point one million Americans
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out of poverty, the largest yearly decrease since nineteen sixty six.
And by the way, to compare the Obama of Biden error,
the number of people living in poverty went up nearly
a million, seven hundred and eighty seven thousand. Minority groups
experienced the largest improvements. Their poverty rate dropped the largest
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again in sixty years. Amazing numbers. And this all according
to the White House Council of Economic Advisors. And you know,
the proof is in the pudding. I'll tell you what.
This is what people are gonna end up I think
what they're gonna end up voting about. They're going to
vote about the borders aren't safe and secure. That and
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we all know it, and they're lying about it. And
they lied for three years. Oh, the border is secure,
implation is transitory. They just lie through their teeth. And
then of course they defund, dismantled, no bail laws, you know,
supporting a bail fund for rioters in the summer of
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twenty twenty four, days after police precinct is burned to
the ground. How's that not supporting rioting and insurrection? And
they take everything Trump says out of context, and then
when all else fails, just call them a racist. I
don't associate with racist people. Democrats like they're the ones
that were praising Joe Biden, praising his friend and his mentor,
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the former klansman Robert Byrd, partnering with him to stop
the integration of public schools. He didn't want public schools
to be racial. Jungles is infuriating to me. This is
no conservative that I know that supports that. But that's
that's that's here in the days and weeks, you know,
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the final hours, That's that's all they've got. Because they
can't say the border's more safe and secure. It's the
biggest national security threat in our history. Crime is up
dramatically in small towns and big cities. They can't run
on that either. They can't run on the economy because
we pay more for everything we buy in every store
we go to. They can't claim that gas prices are
cheaper because we're paying a buck buck fifty more gallon.
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They can't claim that our schools are better because they're not.
You know, these democratic run state cities, they've been run
by Democrats for decades, you know, go to predominantly minority neighborhoods.
How are their schools compared to you know, other states.
How are they doing? How's it in New York City, Chicago?
How's law in order in Chicago and New York City.
(21:55):
It's unbelievable, by the way. On this issue of this
threat to democracy, the Washington poll shows that who do
a better job of defending threats against democracy? Against threats
to democracy? Yeah, Donald Trump wins forty three forty. He
wins by fifteen points on the economy, fifteen points on immigration,
ten points on crime, and Kamala Harris, who wants to
(22:18):
eliminate healthcare and on abortion where she has no limits
even a month seven eight nine, and are issues of
less important importance to voters. He wins on those in
the swing states. According to Washington Post, you know, they
are getting very nervous within Democratic Party ranks. I can
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tell you I am hearing it directly, and that they
don't know what to do at this point because they
have a week candidate. They've always had a weak candidate,
so this is their closing argument. You know, let's send
James Carvell out there. Democrats should ask Trump supporting friends,
do you really want me to go to jail? Is
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this a joke?
Speaker 2 (23:02):
Listen, we're two weeks away. One candidate says, we should
follow the constitution, we should keep the constitution, we should
try to improve the constitution. Another candidate says, I'm going
to rip the constitution up. I don't care about the Constitution.
I don't care about people's individual rights. I'm going to
arrest political poneents. That is correct. Just so you know
(23:24):
that this is not an exaggeration, all right, This is
not to say, well, he's really not didn't mean he's
going to really get rid of Social Security, James. No,
he is telling you, right to your stupid face that
he is going to use the military to arrest and
(23:45):
suppress his political opponents. But I'm sure that I and
everybody else that does this for a living is going
to get asked, well, what about the swing voters in
such and such a state that you know what I
can I'll swing from the end of a rope. All right,
that's what they're coming for. They're telling you, they're begging
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they and he said, look, they're wrong. This is what
I've said I'm gonna do, and I'll plan on doing it,
and you better pay attention. And every time you have
somebody that is a friend of yours, you know, somebody said, well,
you know I'm for Trump. Did just so you know
what you're voting for. Do you really want me to
go to jail? Because that's what you're voting for. He's
(24:29):
telling you.
Speaker 1 (24:31):
What about the weaponization of this DOJ? And they weigh
with the way that the FBI oucted in twenty sixty
and fifty one former Intel officials in twenty twenty and
all the associates that have been prosecuted and pursued by
this DOJ. Nathan Wade admits to the Judiciary Committee that
(24:55):
he was meeting with the White House regularly. Yeah, it's
obvious they can't run on on the issues that matter. Georgia.
We have some polling information, but again assume if you're
in Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, or
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any state for that matter, assume that your vote will
be the deciding vote. Anyway, new poll out the Atlanta
Journal Constitution has Trump up by foreign Georgia. I would
not take that to heart. If you're in Georgia, I
would get out to vote. There's the latest poll that
shows that Kamala is failing to connect with men. That's
(25:38):
one of the things that have come out African American
men as well. Donald Trump has now overtaken Harris for
the first time in the Hill in their Decision election
forecast Trafalgar. That's Robert Kahley. It says Trump has expanded
his lead in Pennsylvania, and Dave McCormick is pulling ahead
(25:58):
of Casey a one point race for the Senate in Michigan,
with Mike Rogers having a chance to have an upset
in that state. Bernie Moreno, who is now showing signs
of life in Ohio with a poll showing him up
for the first time. Things have changed dramatically anyway. Donald
Trump up by three in the Trafalgar Pole in Pennsylvania.
(26:19):
But if you're in Pennsylvania, take nothing for granted. The
election odds showed Donald Trump as a fifty eight percent
chance of winning elections. Some people dismiss it and say
that one big vote can change it. But it's like
all the betting sites are doing it. You can have
a true how much they're gonna have this year. I've
read this this morning and it was like a trophy.
(26:40):
More than two trillion. I'm sorry, two billion dollars, not trillion,
have been bet on the election already. I mean people
are putting the people that bet that. I know, nobody
wins by the way in the end, but people that bet,
they put a lot of time and research into it.
In that sense, I think it's a poll. Uh. New
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York Times Siena College poll released last week, Harra's support
among African American men has dropped more significantly. Seventy percent
said they'd vote for Harris in November, down from Biden's
eighty five and twenty twenty. The NAACP survey shows that
one of four Black men under fifty said this, supporting
Donald Trump. This has got people freaked out. That's why,
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you know, that's why you know. The polling drove Barack
Obama to excoriate lecture when he came out of his
Matha's Vineyard, multi billion dollar mansion. You know to talk
about the brothers not supporting her because she's a woman.
That didn't go over well at Gretchen Whitmer's support for
her didn't go over well. Mocking Christians and Catholics not
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working out well when Bill Clinton says Lincoln Riley would
be alive if they'd only vet illegal immigrants since she
was the Borderzar. But all of this is now playing
a big part in this election, all of it, and
they're trying to fear monger now. Donald Trump, on the
other hand, is Madison Square Garden rally sold out in
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three hours. By the way, if you're a friend of
mine from New York, I am sorry. I can't get
tickets there you go. Everyone's been asking and I tried.
I can't. I don't have contact, and I don't I
don't last for free stuff. Anyway. A woman served by
trumpet McDonald's revealed the details behind the scenes, and mister president,
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please don't let the US become my native Brazil. We
played that for you yesterday. Pretty amazing. Uh, you know,
as I as I look at what's what they're doing,
I mean, if they think that Liz chant Cheney is
the answer and the sitting down with Maria Shriver who
said the crowd can't ask questions because the questions are predetermined.
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Maybe maybe she just misspoke. I'll give her the benefit
of the doubt. I've met her before. She said, you're
not unfortunately, we have some pre determined questions, and I
hopefully I'll be able to ask some of the question
since it might be in your head. I hope redetermined.
Maybe not the right use of words. I don't know,
but uh, Liz Cheney is not exactly the joy candidate
(29:11):
of anybody. Looks pretty dour, and she's now aligned herself
with a party that they hate. The Cheney's Darth Vader,
her dad, the war criminal, her dad, the murderer, her dad,
the crook at Halliburton, her dad. And in every position
you've ever stated publicly, you're willing to compromise because you
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hate Trump that much. He's not going to have an
impact on the election. We now find the illegal immigrants
caught at the border of being flown out of San
Diego to possibly according to one report and one official
cover up. But before the election, and of course we
know what's going to happen. There was a liberal think
tank that came out last week and said they expect
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another twelve and a half illegal immigrants to come into
the country under if Kamala Harris as an elected president.
Pretty insane anyway, Eight Shawn is our number. If you
want to be a part of the program. The economy.
The status story I saw is, yeah, give up your
dreams of a backyard in the American dream. Maybe you
(30:15):
need to settle for a townhouse because the economy is
never coming back. That's just wrong. I can tell you
how we could be the richest country on Earth. It's
all energy. We have more energy resources than any country
on Earth. Drill baby drill, Crack baby frack. It will
take care of all of our Western European European country friends' allies.
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They will no longer be dependent on Vladimir Putin, and
that will make America the richest country on Earth. Why
do you think all these Middle Eastern countries are so rich.
It's all oil and we have more oil natural gas,
which is a clean burning gas than they do, and
we're just too stupid to tap into it. And we
probably could eliminate after a number of years. We could
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pay off the debt and eliminate the income tax and
live really, really well, and every American can have a
big house with a big backyard for their kids, and
I'd have to settle for a townhouse. By the way,
I'm perfectly happy and I have no desire to live
in a big mansion anyway. Eight hundred and nine to
four one Shawn is our number if you want to
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