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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Say you're right here for our final news round up
and information overload. All right, News Roundup and Information overload.
Our toll free on numbers eight hundred and ninety four
one Sean if you want to be a part of
the program. Now, we're going to go back to Caroline
Levitt White House Press Briefing. We're going to pick up
exactly where we left off.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
Now.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
She brought out as a special guest today, Patty Morin.
Patty Moren is the mother of Rachel morn, the mother
of five that was brutally raped and murdered by an
illegal immigrant in our country. So many Americans have been
murdered and raped and victims of violent crime. And we're
going to play her comments for you, and I want
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you to keep in mind as you listen to this
that Rachel Morin, who was murdered and raped is from Maryland.
And at no point did Patty Morin, the mother of Rachel,
ever get a call from Senator von Holland of Maryland
offering condolences, just like she never got a call from
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Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, or Alejandro of MAJORCIS. But she
did get a call from President Trump. Numerous calls as
a matter of fact. And anyway, so with all this
talk about oh this this one, this one person was
unfairly sent to El Salvador, well it turns out two,
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not one, but two courts had said that this individual
they claimed was a member of MS thirteen. They determined
that in the hearings that they had on immigration, and
the claim that it was done without due process also
a lie. And so the guy, the senator from Maryland
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who's now in Al Salvador, and we have comments from
him that he just posted that we'll play after Patty
Morin's comments. He's there, never called, never called about the
murder and rape of her daughter. But he's fighting for
the right of an illegal from Al Salvador who happened
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to be living in Maryland. They keep saying in the
media he's from Maryland. No, he's not from Maryland. He's
from Al Salvador. And now he's back in Al Salvador
because he was rightly returned to his home country, not
respecting our laws, our voters, and our sovereignty. And the
fact that two judges, not one, determined he was an
MS three team member. That would mean after the Trump
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administration has has categorized people that are gang members as
terrorist organizations, which calls for their immediate removal. It's kind
of amazing that he cares more about the rights of
this illegal that two judges say had gang affiliations over
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Rachel Moore and mother of five really speaks volumes about
the modern radical Democratic Party. But let's go back to
the White House and the press briefing with Caroline Lovett
with special guest Patty Moren, mother of Rachel Morin.
Speaker 3 (03:10):
We lived in Maryland. It's a safe place for our family.
It's where we go to get a little bit of
New England because that's where we're from, New England. When
she went on that trail that day, she was not
planning on dying. She wasn't planning on walking to her death.
She was planning on going to the grocery store with
her girls afterwards. Victor Martinez, he waited for her, He
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waited for her to come closer. He saw her, He
saw that there was nobody around. He attacked her. He
dragged her one hundred and fifty feet, blood gushing from
her head. It left one hundred and fifty foot trail
of her blood to the Culberts where he took, he
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picked her up, He threw her against the wall the tunnel,
and he raped her. But before he did that, he
stopped on that trail and rocks still stained with her blood.
He used them to hammer her head against those rocks.
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They say twenty at least twenty times. They could count
the cuts in her head. They said that when they
did the autopsy, and I've seen the pictures. There's a
six inch square in the back of her head where
the skull is shattered the way that you would crush
an eggshell in pieces, three fords of her brain. Hemorrhaged,
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her right and left side of her face, bashed in
her beautiful face, bashed in her bashed in, broken bones, fractures.
He takes and he drags her some war He drags
her through the thorn bushes. She has all the scrapes
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and cuts on her body. There wasn't one inch of
her body that didn't have some kind of injury, whether
it's bruising, broken bones, contusions, the scratches. She had a
fractured rib, fractured nose, fractured skull. And then he takes
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her into the tunnel and he picks her up. He
throws her against the wall. Blood is gushing from her head.
Her hair is soaked in blood. And they showed us
pictures of her body against the wall, outlined the blood,
outlined her body, and you could see where the blood
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ran down around her as he was raping her. And
then he threw her down and raked her some more, and.
Speaker 4 (06:07):
Then he strangled her because he didn't want her to
be able to live to tell the story. They said
that when they did the autopsy on her neck, that
one of the things they do is they open up
the neck and they look to see how far the
injury is, and then went all the way down as
far as an injury as possible, hemorrhaging in the muscles,
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because of how strong and violent.
Speaker 3 (06:32):
The group was around her. These are the kind of
people that have no compulsion. Like to them, this is nothing.
And when he was sitting in the courtroom, he actually
looked like he thought he was going to be set free.
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There was no remorse on his face at all. This
person took my daughter so violently and so gruesomely and
so graphically that they sealed the pictures because I don't
want my granddaughters to see these pictures. These are the
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kind of criminals President Trump wants to remove from our country.
These are the kind of criminals that we need to
remove from our country. We are American citizens. Why should
we allow people like this, violent criminals that have no
conscience at all to murder our mothers, our sisters, our daughters.
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I don't understand why there's even any kind of problem
with this. And it's not that it's political like the
left of the right, although I understand different parties have
used it in the past. But we have to look
at it as we are American citizens. We need to
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protect our families, our borders, our children. I don't care
about politics to what I do, but dom I want
to preserve life, and that's the only reason why I
have taken and spoken about Rachel all this time. If
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you're a mother here in the room, can you imagine
standing there alive? You're alive. If someone comes and puts
the hands into your chest and rips out your heart,
that's what it feels like. It feels like a part
of you is being ripped out of you. You can't
even describe the pain, just like you can't describe to
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your husband what it feels like to carry a baby
in your womb, or to feel those first kicks, or
to know just intuitively, if it's a boy or a girl.
It's only a thing that a mother knows. Why are
we not protecting the American citizens? It's just common sense.
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Why are we not protecting our children? And to have
a senator from Maryland who didn't even acknowledge or barely
acknowledged my daughter and the brutal death that she endured,
leaving her five children without a mother and now a
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grand baby without a grandmother, so that he can use
my taxpayer money to fly to El Salvador to bring
back someone that's not even an American citizen. Why does
that person have more right than I do for my
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daughter or my grandchildren. I don't understand this. Thank you,
thank you, thank you?
Speaker 2 (10:02):
All right?
Speaker 1 (10:02):
That was the White House, Caroline Lovett and Patty Moore
in the month.
Speaker 2 (10:08):
Okay, there more, go ahead.
Speaker 5 (10:10):
And as an American citizen, the President and our entire team,
and I hope people in this room are grateful for
your willingness to come here and your requests to share
your daughter's story. And I think the country hears you
a lot and clear, So thank you. Does anyone have
any questions for Patty or for me, So.
Speaker 6 (10:33):
I have a question, So anybody, okay, I'll see you
all later.
Speaker 3 (10:38):
The President will best in earlier.
Speaker 7 (10:40):
Thank you, Thank you for being here us more than.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
You anyway with that in the press conference.
Speaker 3 (10:48):
Thank you.
Speaker 6 (10:49):
Tell the truth exactly, tell the truth.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
Tell them how far it really is.
Speaker 6 (10:56):
This This is as exact are It's more than just
politics for votes or just anything. It's about national security,
protecting Americans, protecting our children.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
Thank you, Thank you for listening.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
The White House wrapping up all right, that was at
the White House. Today's so sad and I had an
opportunity last night to interview Patty Moren and Patty the
mother of Rachel mourn mother of five. And let me
go back to where we were before today, and that
was their senator who never called Patty about the rape
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and death of her daughter, and him you know, I'm
going to All Salvador really to find what two judges
ruled to be an MS thirteen gang member. Here's what
von Holland said.
Speaker 8 (11:56):
I don't even know if we anounced this, but I
am planning tomorrow to go to El Saltha door.
Speaker 2 (12:04):
Thank you.
Speaker 7 (12:05):
I'll know that that I didn't know that public.
Speaker 1 (12:13):
Yes, now he's in Al Salvador today and this is
what he just posted on social media.
Speaker 7 (12:21):
I just landed at the airport in San Salvador a
little while ago. I'm now en route into the city,
looking forward to meeting with the team from the American Embassy,
and I do want to thank our Foreign Service officers
and the whole team at this embassy and embassies around
the world for all the good work they do on
behalf of our country. I'm proud to co chair the
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bipartisan Foreign Service Calucus that stands up for the men
and women who are serving our country overseas and at
home in the State Department. After that, I hope to
meet with some high level government officials from else As
I've said before, the goal of my visit is to
talk to people here about the release of Kilmar of
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Grego Garcia. I told his wife and his family I
would do everything possible to bring him home, and we're
going to keep working at this until we're successful.
Speaker 2 (13:18):
I also hope to have.
Speaker 7 (13:19):
The chance to meet with him, but we'll have a
better idea that works out.
Speaker 9 (13:23):
A little later on.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
It just shows how twisted what I've been saying, Democrats,
they put the right, They champion the right of men
to play women's sports, the rights of illegals in this case,
what a court determined to be an MS thirteen gang
member over the safety of Americans. And by the way,
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the New York Post reporting today, as I mentioned earlier,
who was deported by the Trump administration, previously accused of
physically abusing his wife, who has been fiercely advocating for
his release. Garcia's wife applied for a protective order against
her husband in twenty one, saying that he punched, scratched, grabbed,
bruised her, according to court documents, and the Department of
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Homeland Security shared Vasque's allegations on X, saying it's evidence
that Garcia had a history of violence and was not
the upstanding Marilyn Mann, that the state run legacy media
mob and others refer to him as and Democrats refer
to him as. Think about how twisted von Honds, you know,
priorities are. He can't call Patty Morin and offer condolences
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after what happened to her daughter. You can't call. It's unbelievable.
Joe can't call Kamala can't call may Orcis can't call.
They all have blood on their hands. Pretty amazing presser
today at the White House. Caroline Levett will be on
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Hannity tonight and we'll get our White House briefing and
you know, bringing in Rachel Morin's mother, Patty, which was
very powerful. She was on Hannity with us last night. Also,
Pam Bondi will join us tonight. We'll talk to her
about this case. And you know, the the insanity of
the left that you know, they think that they are
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going to champion you know, the cause celeb of the
day is to bring back a guy the two courts.
You know, I referred to this guy as a known
gang member. I mean, it makes no sense he's in
this country illegally.
Speaker 2 (15:31):
Bring him.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
He's a Maryland or he's from Maryland, he's actually from
Al Salvador. But why let facts get in the way
of a great story. All Right, we'll take a break,
we'll come back. We'll hit the phones. Eight hundred and
nine four one, Sean straight ahead. Listen to this show
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Speaker 2 (15:51):
Sean Hannity is back on the radio.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
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I have said many times on this program that late
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night comedians are officially on cancelation watch why because I
see ratings and if your ratings decline that dramatically and
that significantly, and are that bad, it's only a matter
of time one to correct me if I'm wrong. I
think all of them, Kimmel, Fallon and Colbert, haven't they
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been cut down in four days a week now?
Speaker 2 (18:21):
I think I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
That their shows have been cut down due to the viewership,
and they have.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
They've definitely been trying to do different things to get
some attention.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
Oh okay, but it's not going to work. What's happened
is if you go back to the days of Johnny
Carson and Jay Leno and Letterman until the end, Letterman
made a pretty hard turn left and that's when that's
when jay Leno in the ratings just rocketed past him.
Jay Leno was in it for kicks and giggles and
for laughs, and that was the end of it. He
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won't he'd make an equal opportunity comedian. He'd bash anybody
anything that was funny. He was going to tell that joke,
and it was not agenda driven or politically driven. And
the problem with people like Colbert and Kimmel, especially Foullon
not as bad, but you know, he thought his way
to compete with them is to outflank them and go
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hard left, is that they're so ideological that they basically
have taken more than half the country and said don't
watch us because we hate you and what you represent,
and they're woke and everything else. Several late night shows,
including The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel, The Late Night With
Stephen Colbert Seth Myers now operate on a four day schedule,
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airing new episodes Monday through Thursday and repeats on Friday.
This ship reflects a change in the late night landscape
and less emphasis on live nightly shows and more reliance
on content available on platforms like YouTube and social media.
So I'm telling you that is the beginning of the end.
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And even Jimmy Kimmel, I mean, he's dumb, but he's
not that dumb, sees the handwriting is on the wall
and has mentioned it a couple of times.
Speaker 2 (20:05):
Here's one of the reasons why.
Speaker 1 (20:06):
Look at Stephen Colbert, and Stephen Colbert is talking about
this al this guy from Al Salvador who was removed
from the country where you had not one judge determined,
but two judges determined through the immigration court process that
he was an MS thirteen gang member, not one, but
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two judges. Now, is he I have no idea how
would I know that. I wasn't presiding over the case.
And they refer to this guy as a guy from Maryland.
Not a guy from Maryland, He's a guy from El Salvador.
And here's what Colbert said about it last night.
Speaker 8 (20:44):
So far they've said. All they've said is that one
time back in twenty nineteen, they got an uncorroborated tip
from an informant that he belonged to MS thirteen in
New York, a state he has never lived in, and
also was wearing a Chicago bart Well. Of course, the
magna crowd believes you can tell everything about somebody because
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of hat. That's their whole deal. Now, if you're telling yourself, well,
what happened to this guy doesn't apply to me, try
adding the word yet, because for the last week, Trump
has been publicly mulling the idea of sending American citizens
to rot in the l Salvador hell pit. So the
point is Trump wants to arrest people without due process
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in defiance of the Supreme Court, and also wants to
include American citizens. We're not on our way to a dictatorship.
We're on the ship with old Tater.
Speaker 1 (21:36):
I mean, there's nothing funny about this guy, and there's
nothing smart about this guy. And I'd never heard this
guy one time ever speak out about the injustices that
were put on Donald Trump. All right, let's get to
our busy phones, shall we. Uh, let's say hi, to
Steve and Illinois. Steve, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9 (21:58):
Oh, mister Hammedy, what's going on? Not much, but you've
brought up about pushing trades instead of college. And just
to give you a little background on me, I have
two bachelor's degrees, got out of a military, couldn't find a job,
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started flipping the house. I consider myself wealthy, not rich. Bo.
I'm telling you that's the way to go is these
kids nowadays have no idea how to do anything for themselves.
Speaker 1 (22:34):
Let me tell you one thing that I don't think
AI can replace a good tradesman, a carpenter, a plumber,
an electrician, you know, somebody that works with their hands.
And let me just say, for my own personal experience,
the years, the ten years I worked in restaurants, the
ten years I worked in construction. You know, whether I
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was painting houses, hanging wallpaper, laying tile, framing houses, doing roofing,
whatever it was, at the end of the day, I'd
always look back at the work that I did, and
I had a great sense a personal satisfaction that I
accomplished something that day indescribable actually, and I felt good
about myself and I don't know. I and I there
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was a part of me that enjoyed the challenge of
getting a job done and getting it done on time.
And there was an article that I read, I don't know,
maybe a month two months ago, I forget, and the
article was the next class of millionaires are going to
be people that are tradesmen and people that work with
their hands. And you know, you say, you know, you're
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fairly well off because what you're doing is smart. Flipping
houses is smart if you're able to do it, if
you can put a little elbow grease in it. You
buy a house that needs some work, maybe the cheapest
house on the block, You make the improvements, you increase
the value, and you turn around. You saw that house.
You make maybe maybe make twenty thousand dollars profit. Who knows,
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maybe you make fifty.
Speaker 9 (24:05):
I have no idea, And true, sir, I am currently
working on a house I paid eighty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
For, okay, and what's your plan? You're gonna invest maybe
fifteen thousand, uh some elbow grease and then turn around
and sell it for one hundred and.
Speaker 9 (24:24):
Thirty No, sir, this particular house is a gem. I
eighty five all in it should go for about three fifty.
That's on an acre.
Speaker 2 (24:36):
Where you go in the middle. There you go.
Speaker 9 (24:39):
I admit this is a flick of nature.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
But you know, those deals, those deals are out there
in every state es well, for the most part, they're
out there. There are deals that are really amazing. But
people that have a good eye and a good keen
business sense and have the vision and the negotiating skills
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sometimes you get got to negotiate the price down on
a deal and it's fun to do. It's kind of like,
you know, if you turn it into a sport in
your mind and do your due diligence, people do very well.
That's why I've always preferred bricks and mortar over the
stock market. I feel I have more control over it. Anyway,
appreciate the call, Steve. Good points you're making and congratulations
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on your success. Let's say, hide a Donna, Long Island,
New York. Does Long Island miss me at wall Donna?
Speaker 10 (25:35):
Of course it does. And I knew you were going
to do that to me.
Speaker 2 (25:39):
I'm so sorry. I can't help myself, but.
Speaker 10 (25:42):
Thanks for taking my call and making my day better.
We're in Long Island, are you Rockfelle Center, the Arch Dome.
Speaker 1 (25:51):
Yeah, and I grew up very close by. I grew
up in Franklin Square. What's going on.
Speaker 10 (25:58):
I would like to discuss, if possible, our relationship with
El Salvador. My husband moved here from El Salvador almost
forty years ago during the Civil War. What blows my
mind is basically what's going on nowadays, the talk of
how their prisons are being run. Our relationship with this country,
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and it's even not just El Salvador. I really should
we really want to talk about Central America and the tariffs,
you know, with what's going on with tariffs Central America.
If we could build up their manufacturing to help us
and work with them, We could work together with pharmaceuticals, clothing, electronics, agriculture.
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I mean, to the agriculture is like a no brainer.
But to have I'm not saying to have all of
our you know, things manufactured. But if we could work
together and you know, start trading through you know, Central America,
we wouldn't have to deal with China on the other
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side of the world. It would help our economy, it
would definitely help their economy, and that would lead to
less immigration. These people wouldn't want to leave their country.
They wouldn't have to leave their country. Now I've never
been to I've never went to visit. I never wanted
to go. I was scared to go. And now everybody's
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so happy with what pu Kelly is doing there that
they have their freedom, they can walk, they're not being
it's you know, they're not the gangs aren't trying to
extort them all the time. My husband's uncle owned a
shoe factory. He had to close it down because every
day they were coming for their payoffs. And after a
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while he couldn't do it anymore. What was the sense
of running a business because he wasn't keeping any of
the money. So if we could build a better relationship
with Central America, I think it would help everything.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
Right now, I think we already have that good relationship. Yeah,
I mean, I think that was on display this week
somebody that was a US citizen. But I had somebody
in my life that was an employee of mine for
over twenty years and as a family friend at this point,
I mean, but started out as an employee and you know,
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amazing person. And when this individual would go back to
visit relatives from where she was born. In this case,
when she would go back there, I you know, she
would describe the scenario where the town in which her
relatives live were overrun by cartel members and gang members.
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Now they knew her, but they also knew she was
a citizen of the US at this point, and they
always wanted money. But they were far more lenient with
her because they knew her and grew up with her
than they are to other people. But the government had
no control. That has now changed. Those people are all
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gone and in prison. Anyway, Donna, good to talk to you.
God bless our friends on Long Island. I do miss
my friends, although they all asked to come down here
and stay with me, and I don't blame them, and
they're always welcome. Let's say, out of Ron in Alabama, Ron,
how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9 (29:35):
Yeah?
Speaker 11 (29:36):
Hey, mister Hanny Sean, I have a question for you.
What's up being considering this is the beginning of this country.
It was American people who settled our frontier. American people
who have invented some incredible things, the light bulb, the
first airplane, the photograph. American people revolutionized manufacturing, vulnamobiles. American
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people won two World Wars, American people, men on the moon,
We won the Cold War. We did all this without
the slightest bit of assistance from the barbaric communist Chinese,
or so from what I don't understand. I'm trying to
understand is from whence comes this idea that we need them.
I love President Trump, but I don't always I don't
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agree with them about that. The only words I want
to hear from our president and the direction of the
communist Chinese are the two words good and bad that
would get it done for me, and I will let
you go.
Speaker 2 (30:30):
It may it may.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
Come to that, but it'll be their decision, not ours.
You know, the President's not wrong in his analysis.
Speaker 11 (30:38):
They are building that.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
You really can't blame China for taking advantage of us
or other countries. We allowed it to happen. We allowed
them to do it, and nobody stood up to these
countries when they did it. And now we have to
create a new normal, which makes the transition uncomfortable. But
on the other side of it, we're going to end
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up and we're already seeing the benefits of trillions of
dollars in investment promises that we're going to build manufacturing
back up in this country. You know, we're all going
to be cobblers, as Jonathan Carl said so arrogantly on ABC.
Speaker 2 (31:16):
All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
A really great Hannity tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox
News Channel. Please set your DVR. We'll have our Hannity
White House Briefing with the White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt.
Taylor Lorenz, former Washington Post reporter, New York Times reporter,
will join us. Her comments about how handsome Luigi Mangioni is.
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She will hopefully have some explanation for that. Mark Meadows,
Riley Gaines, Katie Pablish, Katie Pavlich, and vivek Ramaswami. Nine
Eastern Hannity on Fox, See you tonight, back here tomorrow.
Thank you for making this show possible.
Say you're right here for our final news round up
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Levitt White House Press Briefing. We're going to pick up
exactly where we left off.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
Now.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
She brought out as a special guest today, Patty Morin.
Patty Moren is the mother of Rachel morn, the mother
of five that was brutally raped and murdered by an
illegal immigrant in our country. So many Americans have been
murdered and raped and victims of violent crime. And we're
going to play her comments for you, and I want
(00:44):
you to keep in mind as you listen to this
that Rachel Morin, who was murdered and raped is from Maryland.
And at no point did Patty Morin, the mother of Rachel,
ever get a call from Senator von Holland of Maryland
offering condolences, just like she never got a call from
(01:06):
Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, or Alejandro of MAJORCIS. But she
did get a call from President Trump. Numerous calls as
a matter of fact. And anyway, so with all this
talk about oh this this one, this one person was
unfairly sent to El Salvador, well it turns out two,
(01:27):
not one, but two courts had said that this individual
they claimed was a member of MS thirteen. They determined
that in the hearings that they had on immigration, and
the claim that it was done without due process also
a lie. And so the guy, the senator from Maryland
(01:48):
who's now in Al Salvador, and we have comments from
him that he just posted that we'll play after Patty
Morin's comments. He's there, never called, never called about the
murder and rape of her daughter. But he's fighting for
the right of an illegal from Al Salvador who happened
(02:09):
to be living in Maryland. They keep saying in the
media he's from Maryland. No, he's not from Maryland. He's
from Al Salvador. And now he's back in Al Salvador
because he was rightly returned to his home country, not
respecting our laws, our voters, and our sovereignty. And the
fact that two judges, not one, determined he was an
MS three team member. That would mean after the Trump
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administration has has categorized people that are gang members as
terrorist organizations, which calls for their immediate removal. It's kind
of amazing that he cares more about the rights of
this illegal that two judges say had gang affiliations over
(02:55):
Rachel Moore and mother of five really speaks volumes about
the modern radical Democratic Party. But let's go back to
the White House and the press briefing with Caroline Lovett
with special guest Patty Moren, mother of Rachel Morin.
Speaker 3 (03:10):
We lived in Maryland. It's a safe place for our family.
It's where we go to get a little bit of
New England because that's where we're from, New England. When
she went on that trail that day, she was not
planning on dying. She wasn't planning on walking to her death.
She was planning on going to the grocery store with
her girls afterwards. Victor Martinez, he waited for her, He
(03:37):
waited for her to come closer. He saw her, He
saw that there was nobody around. He attacked her. He
dragged her one hundred and fifty feet, blood gushing from
her head. It left one hundred and fifty foot trail
of her blood to the Culberts where he took, he
(04:01):
picked her up, He threw her against the wall the tunnel,
and he raped her. But before he did that, he
stopped on that trail and rocks still stained with her blood.
He used them to hammer her head against those rocks.
(04:26):
They say twenty at least twenty times. They could count
the cuts in her head. They said that when they
did the autopsy, and I've seen the pictures. There's a
six inch square in the back of her head where
the skull is shattered the way that you would crush
an eggshell in pieces, three fords of her brain. Hemorrhaged,
(04:52):
her right and left side of her face, bashed in
her beautiful face, bashed in her bashed in, broken bones, fractures.
He takes and he drags her some war He drags
her through the thorn bushes. She has all the scrapes
(05:14):
and cuts on her body. There wasn't one inch of
her body that didn't have some kind of injury, whether
it's bruising, broken bones, contusions, the scratches. She had a
fractured rib, fractured nose, fractured skull. And then he takes
(05:35):
her into the tunnel and he picks her up. He
throws her against the wall. Blood is gushing from her head.
Her hair is soaked in blood. And they showed us
pictures of her body against the wall, outlined the blood,
outlined her body, and you could see where the blood
(05:58):
ran down around her as he was raping her. And
then he threw her down and raked her some more, and.
Speaker 4 (06:07):
Then he strangled her because he didn't want her to
be able to live to tell the story. They said
that when they did the autopsy on her neck, that
one of the things they do is they open up
the neck and they look to see how far the
injury is, and then went all the way down as
far as an injury as possible, hemorrhaging in the muscles,
(06:28):
because of how strong and violent.
Speaker 3 (06:32):
The group was around her. These are the kind of
people that have no compulsion. Like to them, this is nothing.
And when he was sitting in the courtroom, he actually
looked like he thought he was going to be set free.
(06:56):
There was no remorse on his face at all. This
person took my daughter so violently and so gruesomely and
so graphically that they sealed the pictures because I don't
want my granddaughters to see these pictures. These are the
(07:17):
kind of criminals President Trump wants to remove from our country.
These are the kind of criminals that we need to
remove from our country. We are American citizens. Why should
we allow people like this, violent criminals that have no
conscience at all to murder our mothers, our sisters, our daughters.
(07:44):
I don't understand why there's even any kind of problem
with this. And it's not that it's political like the
left of the right, although I understand different parties have
used it in the past. But we have to look
at it as we are American citizens. We need to
(08:04):
protect our families, our borders, our children. I don't care
about politics to what I do, but dom I want
to preserve life, and that's the only reason why I
have taken and spoken about Rachel all this time. If
(08:25):
you're a mother here in the room, can you imagine
standing there alive? You're alive. If someone comes and puts
the hands into your chest and rips out your heart,
that's what it feels like. It feels like a part
of you is being ripped out of you. You can't
even describe the pain, just like you can't describe to
(08:46):
your husband what it feels like to carry a baby
in your womb, or to feel those first kicks, or
to know just intuitively, if it's a boy or a girl.
It's only a thing that a mother knows. Why are
we not protecting the American citizens? It's just common sense.
(09:06):
Why are we not protecting our children? And to have
a senator from Maryland who didn't even acknowledge or barely
acknowledged my daughter and the brutal death that she endured,
leaving her five children without a mother and now a
(09:28):
grand baby without a grandmother, so that he can use
my taxpayer money to fly to El Salvador to bring
back someone that's not even an American citizen. Why does
that person have more right than I do for my
(09:49):
daughter or my grandchildren. I don't understand this. Thank you,
thank you, thank you?
Speaker 2 (10:02):
All right?
Speaker 1 (10:02):
That was the White House, Caroline Lovett and Patty Moore
in the month.
Speaker 2 (10:08):
Okay, there more, go ahead.
Speaker 5 (10:10):
And as an American citizen, the President and our entire team,
and I hope people in this room are grateful for
your willingness to come here and your requests to share
your daughter's story. And I think the country hears you
a lot and clear, So thank you. Does anyone have
any questions for Patty or for me, So.
Speaker 6 (10:33):
I have a question, So anybody, okay, I'll see you
all later.
Speaker 3 (10:38):
The President will best in earlier.
Speaker 7 (10:40):
Thank you, Thank you for being here us more than.
Speaker 2 (10:43):
You anyway with that in the press conference.
Speaker 3 (10:48):
Thank you.
Speaker 6 (10:49):
Tell the truth exactly, tell the truth.
Speaker 3 (10:53):
Tell them how far it really is.
Speaker 6 (10:56):
This This is as exact are It's more than just
politics for votes or just anything. It's about national security,
protecting Americans, protecting our children.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
Thank you, Thank you for listening.
Speaker 1 (11:19):
The White House wrapping up all right, that was at
the White House. Today's so sad and I had an
opportunity last night to interview Patty Moren and Patty the
mother of Rachel mourn mother of five. And let me
go back to where we were before today, and that
was their senator who never called Patty about the rape
(11:40):
and death of her daughter, and him you know, I'm
going to All Salvador really to find what two judges
ruled to be an MS thirteen gang member. Here's what
von Holland said.
Speaker 8 (11:56):
I don't even know if we anounced this, but I
am planning tomorrow to go to El Saltha door.
Speaker 2 (12:04):
Thank you.
Speaker 7 (12:05):
I'll know that that I didn't know that public.
Speaker 1 (12:13):
Yes, now he's in Al Salvador today and this is
what he just posted on social media.
Speaker 7 (12:21):
I just landed at the airport in San Salvador a
little while ago. I'm now en route into the city,
looking forward to meeting with the team from the American Embassy,
and I do want to thank our Foreign Service officers
and the whole team at this embassy and embassies around
the world for all the good work they do on
behalf of our country. I'm proud to co chair the
(12:44):
bipartisan Foreign Service Calucus that stands up for the men
and women who are serving our country overseas and at
home in the State Department. After that, I hope to
meet with some high level government officials from else As
I've said before, the goal of my visit is to
talk to people here about the release of Kilmar of
(13:07):
Grego Garcia. I told his wife and his family I
would do everything possible to bring him home, and we're
going to keep working at this until we're successful.
Speaker 2 (13:18):
I also hope to have.
Speaker 7 (13:19):
The chance to meet with him, but we'll have a
better idea that works out.
Speaker 9 (13:23):
A little later on.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
It just shows how twisted what I've been saying, Democrats,
they put the right, They champion the right of men
to play women's sports, the rights of illegals in this case,
what a court determined to be an MS thirteen gang
member over the safety of Americans. And by the way,
(13:46):
the New York Post reporting today, as I mentioned earlier,
who was deported by the Trump administration, previously accused of
physically abusing his wife, who has been fiercely advocating for
his release. Garcia's wife applied for a protective order against
her husband in twenty one, saying that he punched, scratched, grabbed,
bruised her, according to court documents, and the Department of
(14:08):
Homeland Security shared Vasque's allegations on X, saying it's evidence
that Garcia had a history of violence and was not
the upstanding Marilyn Mann, that the state run legacy media
mob and others refer to him as and Democrats refer
to him as. Think about how twisted von Honds, you know,
priorities are. He can't call Patty Morin and offer condolences
(14:32):
after what happened to her daughter. You can't call. It's unbelievable.
Joe can't call Kamala can't call may Orcis can't call.
They all have blood on their hands. Pretty amazing presser
today at the White House. Caroline Levett will be on
(14:54):
Hannity tonight and we'll get our White House briefing and
you know, bringing in Rachel Morin's mother, Patty, which was
very powerful. She was on Hannity with us last night. Also,
Pam Bondi will join us tonight. We'll talk to her
about this case. And you know, the the insanity of
the left that you know, they think that they are
(15:15):
going to champion you know, the cause celeb of the
day is to bring back a guy the two courts.
You know, I referred to this guy as a known
gang member. I mean, it makes no sense he's in
this country illegally.
Speaker 2 (15:31):
Bring him.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
He's a Maryland or he's from Maryland, he's actually from
Al Salvador. But why let facts get in the way
of a great story. All Right, we'll take a break,
we'll come back. We'll hit the phones. Eight hundred and
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Speaker 2 (15:51):
Sean Hannity is back on the radio.
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I have said many times on this program that late
(17:58):
night comedians are officially on cancelation watch why because I
see ratings and if your ratings decline that dramatically and
that significantly, and are that bad, it's only a matter
of time one to correct me if I'm wrong. I
think all of them, Kimmel, Fallon and Colbert, haven't they
(18:19):
been cut down in four days a week now?
Speaker 2 (18:21):
I think I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
That their shows have been cut down due to the viewership,
and they have.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
They've definitely been trying to do different things to get
some attention.
Speaker 1 (18:31):
Oh okay, but it's not going to work. What's happened
is if you go back to the days of Johnny
Carson and Jay Leno and Letterman until the end, Letterman
made a pretty hard turn left and that's when that's
when jay Leno in the ratings just rocketed past him.
Jay Leno was in it for kicks and giggles and
for laughs, and that was the end of it. He
(18:52):
won't he'd make an equal opportunity comedian. He'd bash anybody
anything that was funny. He was going to tell that joke,
and it was not agenda driven or politically driven. And
the problem with people like Colbert and Kimmel, especially Foullon
not as bad, but you know, he thought his way
to compete with them is to outflank them and go
(19:16):
hard left, is that they're so ideological that they basically
have taken more than half the country and said don't
watch us because we hate you and what you represent,
and they're woke and everything else. Several late night shows,
including The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel, The Late Night With
Stephen Colbert Seth Myers now operate on a four day schedule,
(19:37):
airing new episodes Monday through Thursday and repeats on Friday.
This ship reflects a change in the late night landscape
and less emphasis on live nightly shows and more reliance
on content available on platforms like YouTube and social media.
So I'm telling you that is the beginning of the end.
(19:57):
And even Jimmy Kimmel, I mean, he's dumb, but he's
not that dumb, sees the handwriting is on the wall
and has mentioned it a couple of times.
Speaker 2 (20:05):
Here's one of the reasons why.
Speaker 1 (20:06):
Look at Stephen Colbert, and Stephen Colbert is talking about
this al this guy from Al Salvador who was removed
from the country where you had not one judge determined,
but two judges determined through the immigration court process that
he was an MS thirteen gang member, not one, but
(20:28):
two judges. Now, is he I have no idea how
would I know that. I wasn't presiding over the case.
And they refer to this guy as a guy from Maryland.
Not a guy from Maryland, He's a guy from El Salvador.
And here's what Colbert said about it last night.
Speaker 8 (20:44):
So far they've said. All they've said is that one
time back in twenty nineteen, they got an uncorroborated tip
from an informant that he belonged to MS thirteen in
New York, a state he has never lived in, and
also was wearing a Chicago bart Well. Of course, the
magna crowd believes you can tell everything about somebody because
(21:05):
of hat. That's their whole deal. Now, if you're telling yourself, well,
what happened to this guy doesn't apply to me, try
adding the word yet, because for the last week, Trump
has been publicly mulling the idea of sending American citizens
to rot in the l Salvador hell pit. So the
point is Trump wants to arrest people without due process
(21:26):
in defiance of the Supreme Court, and also wants to
include American citizens. We're not on our way to a dictatorship.
We're on the ship with old Tater.
Speaker 1 (21:36):
I mean, there's nothing funny about this guy, and there's
nothing smart about this guy. And I'd never heard this
guy one time ever speak out about the injustices that
were put on Donald Trump. All right, let's get to
our busy phones, shall we. Uh, let's say hi, to
Steve and Illinois. Steve, how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9 (21:58):
Oh, mister Hammedy, what's going on? Not much, but you've
brought up about pushing trades instead of college. And just
to give you a little background on me, I have
two bachelor's degrees, got out of a military, couldn't find a job,
(22:18):
started flipping the house. I consider myself wealthy, not rich. Bo.
I'm telling you that's the way to go is these
kids nowadays have no idea how to do anything for themselves.
Speaker 1 (22:34):
Let me tell you one thing that I don't think
AI can replace a good tradesman, a carpenter, a plumber,
an electrician, you know, somebody that works with their hands.
And let me just say, for my own personal experience,
the years, the ten years I worked in restaurants, the
ten years I worked in construction. You know, whether I
(22:54):
was painting houses, hanging wallpaper, laying tile, framing houses, doing roofing,
whatever it was, at the end of the day, I'd
always look back at the work that I did, and
I had a great sense a personal satisfaction that I
accomplished something that day indescribable actually, and I felt good
about myself and I don't know. I and I there
(23:17):
was a part of me that enjoyed the challenge of
getting a job done and getting it done on time.
And there was an article that I read, I don't know,
maybe a month two months ago, I forget, and the
article was the next class of millionaires are going to
be people that are tradesmen and people that work with
their hands. And you know, you say, you know, you're
(23:41):
fairly well off because what you're doing is smart. Flipping
houses is smart if you're able to do it, if
you can put a little elbow grease in it. You
buy a house that needs some work, maybe the cheapest
house on the block, You make the improvements, you increase
the value, and you turn around. You saw that house.
You make maybe maybe make twenty thousand dollars profit. Who knows,
(24:04):
maybe you make fifty.
Speaker 9 (24:05):
I have no idea, And true, sir, I am currently
working on a house I paid eighty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
For, okay, and what's your plan? You're gonna invest maybe
fifteen thousand, uh some elbow grease and then turn around
and sell it for one hundred and.
Speaker 9 (24:24):
Thirty No, sir, this particular house is a gem. I
eighty five all in it should go for about three fifty.
That's on an acre.
Speaker 2 (24:36):
Where you go in the middle. There you go.
Speaker 9 (24:39):
I admit this is a flick of nature.
Speaker 1 (24:42):
But you know, those deals, those deals are out there
in every state es well, for the most part, they're
out there. There are deals that are really amazing. But
people that have a good eye and a good keen
business sense and have the vision and the negotiating skills
(25:03):
sometimes you get got to negotiate the price down on
a deal and it's fun to do. It's kind of like,
you know, if you turn it into a sport in
your mind and do your due diligence, people do very well.
That's why I've always preferred bricks and mortar over the
stock market. I feel I have more control over it. Anyway,
appreciate the call, Steve. Good points you're making and congratulations
(25:25):
on your success. Let's say, hide a Donna, Long Island,
New York. Does Long Island miss me at wall Donna?
Speaker 10 (25:35):
Of course it does. And I knew you were going
to do that to me.
Speaker 2 (25:39):
I'm so sorry. I can't help myself, but.
Speaker 10 (25:42):
Thanks for taking my call and making my day better.
We're in Long Island, are you Rockfelle Center, the Arch Dome.
Speaker 1 (25:51):
Yeah, and I grew up very close by. I grew
up in Franklin Square. What's going on.
Speaker 10 (25:58):
I would like to discuss, if possible, our relationship with
El Salvador. My husband moved here from El Salvador almost
forty years ago during the Civil War. What blows my
mind is basically what's going on nowadays, the talk of
how their prisons are being run. Our relationship with this country,
(26:24):
and it's even not just El Salvador. I really should
we really want to talk about Central America and the tariffs,
you know, with what's going on with tariffs Central America.
If we could build up their manufacturing to help us
and work with them, We could work together with pharmaceuticals, clothing, electronics, agriculture.
(26:48):
I mean, to the agriculture is like a no brainer.
But to have I'm not saying to have all of
our you know, things manufactured. But if we could work
together and you know, start trading through you know, Central America,
we wouldn't have to deal with China on the other
(27:09):
side of the world. It would help our economy, it
would definitely help their economy, and that would lead to
less immigration. These people wouldn't want to leave their country.
They wouldn't have to leave their country. Now I've never
been to I've never went to visit. I never wanted
to go. I was scared to go. And now everybody's
(27:33):
so happy with what pu Kelly is doing there that
they have their freedom, they can walk, they're not being
it's you know, they're not the gangs aren't trying to
extort them all the time. My husband's uncle owned a
shoe factory. He had to close it down because every
day they were coming for their payoffs. And after a
(27:54):
while he couldn't do it anymore. What was the sense
of running a business because he wasn't keeping any of
the money. So if we could build a better relationship
with Central America, I think it would help everything.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
Right now, I think we already have that good relationship. Yeah,
I mean, I think that was on display this week
somebody that was a US citizen. But I had somebody
in my life that was an employee of mine for
over twenty years and as a family friend at this point,
I mean, but started out as an employee and you know,
(28:33):
amazing person. And when this individual would go back to
visit relatives from where she was born. In this case,
when she would go back there, I you know, she
would describe the scenario where the town in which her
relatives live were overrun by cartel members and gang members.
(28:56):
Now they knew her, but they also knew she was
a citizen of the US at this point, and they
always wanted money. But they were far more lenient with
her because they knew her and grew up with her
than they are to other people. But the government had
no control. That has now changed. Those people are all
(29:18):
gone and in prison. Anyway, Donna, good to talk to you.
God bless our friends on Long Island. I do miss
my friends, although they all asked to come down here
and stay with me, and I don't blame them, and
they're always welcome. Let's say, out of Ron in Alabama, Ron,
how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9 (29:35):
Yeah?
Speaker 11 (29:36):
Hey, mister Hanny Sean, I have a question for you.
What's up being considering this is the beginning of this country.
It was American people who settled our frontier. American people
who have invented some incredible things, the light bulb, the
first airplane, the photograph. American people revolutionized manufacturing, vulnamobiles. American
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people won two World Wars, American people, men on the moon,
We won the Cold War. We did all this without
the slightest bit of assistance from the barbaric communist Chinese,
or so from what I don't understand. I'm trying to
understand is from whence comes this idea that we need them.
I love President Trump, but I don't always I don't
(30:18):
agree with them about that. The only words I want
to hear from our president and the direction of the
communist Chinese are the two words good and bad that
would get it done for me, and I will let
you go.
Speaker 2 (30:30):
It may it may.
Speaker 1 (30:31):
Come to that, but it'll be their decision, not ours.
You know, the President's not wrong in his analysis.
Speaker 11 (30:38):
They are building that.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
You really can't blame China for taking advantage of us
or other countries. We allowed it to happen. We allowed
them to do it, and nobody stood up to these
countries when they did it. And now we have to
create a new normal, which makes the transition uncomfortable. But
on the other side of it, we're going to end
(31:01):
up and we're already seeing the benefits of trillions of
dollars in investment promises that we're going to build manufacturing
back up in this country. You know, we're all going
to be cobblers, as Jonathan Carl said so arrogantly on ABC.
Speaker 2 (31:16):
All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
Speaker 1 (31:18):
A really great Hannity tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox
News Channel. Please set your DVR. We'll have our Hannity
White House Briefing with the White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt.
Taylor Lorenz, former Washington Post reporter, New York Times reporter,
will join us. Her comments about how handsome Luigi Mangioni is.
(31:38):
She will hopefully have some explanation for that. Mark Meadows,
Riley Gaines, Katie Pablish, Katie Pavlich, and vivek Ramaswami. Nine
Eastern Hannity on Fox, See you tonight, back here tomorrow.
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