Rep. Mike Waltz - January 20th, Hour 2

Congressman Mike Waltz of Florida, is here to discuss the Mexican cartels invading our nation with guns, gangs and fentanyl and what he wants to do about this problem.

 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Our two Sean Hannity Show on this Friday, toll free.
It's eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn, if you
want to be a part of the program. So your
White House and Joe Biden, perhaps they don't know that
the Republicans won the House of Representatives back. Their position
now is that they refuse outright refuse to have any

(00:22):
negotiation on the debt ceiling. And we're discussing this a
little bit in the last hour and the White House
saying massive national debt comes not from raising the revenues
that we need through taxes, so that their answer is
the typical answer, and that's taxes. Now, they want you
to think the debt ceiling battle is imminent. It is not.

(00:44):
There is plenty of time they could probably get easily
through June through budgetary extraordinary quote accounting steps as they
call them. Janet Yellen even referred to it that they
could probably buy time till June. Now, there is is
a history surrounding this that I think is worthwhile. You know, Democrats,

(01:04):
according to the Hill, they think they can they can
get a clean bill and push the Republican House aside,
and the Republicans get nothing in exchange for just raising
the debt ceiling, which is you know, thirty whatever trillion dollars.
The Democrats are trying to find out if Republicans can
come up with a unified position, and their general assumption

(01:27):
is they won't be able to. That's what they're assuming.
There are a lot of different, you know, choices, options
out there, and I've spoken to many people about this
very thing. For example, there is the Massy plan, which
is the past to cr early with spending cuts. And
we have to see if the Republican caucus is united.

(01:49):
You know, they've they've got to unite in all of this.
One good thing that happened with the Budget Reduction Act
when the White House and Congress agreed to this is
what I believe. In twenty eleven, spending ceilings were imposed
on defense non defense spending to get a deal on
the raising the debt ceiling. But that was the era

(02:09):
of automatic cuts. That was called sequestration. Karine Jean Pierre
actually echoed there will be no negotiations over the debt ceiling. Now,
as you listen to this, understand, if we get to
the point and you keep hearing, the full faith and
credit of the United States government is hanging in the balance.
Know that it's the Democrats out of the box that

(02:31):
said they will not deal with Republicans. Republicans made commitments
to their voters that they're going to be fiscally responsible,
so their charge is to say, sorry, that's not the
way it works. We run this House. We have a
say you can't spend a dime without the approval of Congress.
So eventually, if they're united two and twenty two, they'll

(02:55):
have no choice but to negotiate with the Republicans in
the House. Here's Karine Jean Pierre. Will he entertain discussions
at all during meetings that maybe on some unrelated topic
with members of Congress about debt limit negotiations or will
he just sort of say no, we're not going to
do this. We will discuss the topic at hand, but

(03:15):
we won't talk about negotiating over the debating. So let
me be clear. I don't have a meeting with leaders
to read out at this time or to announce, but
we've been really clear we will not there will not
be any negotiations over the dead ceiling that we will
not do that again. In the past, there has been
bipartisan cooperation to address the debt ceiling, and that's how

(03:38):
it should be. It should not be used as a
political football. That is not how we should be moving
forward here. That is your opinion. That is not everybody
else's opinion. Republicans, they have a different point of view,
and negotiations have happened numerous times over the debt ceiling.
Congressman Mike Waltz, our friend from Florida's here to discuss

(03:58):
this with us. How are you, sir, Hey good seun
good um. I think we should take a step back
on this and feel a little bit of history here,
which you were very strong on in the fall of
twenty twenty one when the last time the debt ceiling
what was up for approval and the Democrats couldn't agree.

(04:22):
The Progressive wanted it to be much higher. They were
in the middle of build back better. Uh. You know,
we really had a point of leverage right then because
they couldn't go on their spending spree unless we lifted
the debt feeling and then Republicans in the Senate gave
them all of this room to go on their spending spree.

(04:43):
And we just cannot and will not in the House
at least repeat that mistake, but you called it out then,
and I think we need to remind people of how
we got here, and part of it was Republicans shooting
ourselves in the foot to give them from the Inflation
Reduction Act to the Build Back, Better, Backup Plan on
all the spending that they did in all of twenty

(05:04):
twenty two, I believe, and I agree with you, we've
got to come together as a Republican conference all two
hundred twenty two, be absolutely unified on what those demands are.
From my perspective, what I'll be putting on the table
is I think we need and which I've introduced with
Dan Crenshaw, and authorizations use the military force against the

(05:27):
cartels that we have to use the actual appropriated dollars
that have been sitting Treasury on the wall. So the
bottom line is we have a small margin in terms
of a majority, and you know we do have time.
You agree with me that the Fed we've not really
reached the debt limit as they say yesterday. There's no

(05:47):
real urgency, so there's plenty of time for Republicans to
unite on all of this. Look, I'm going to throw
out my ideas, my suggestions it's one of many good ones,
but certainly fiscal accountability in some form is a major
promise that every Republican made. And what I'd like to
see is the United Front and the people that I've

(06:08):
spoken to, you know, and that means people like Matt Gates, Freedom,
other Freedom called as Members, Jim Jordans, others, Kevin McCarthy.
They're all on the same page. It's just a matter
of which plan that you all unite behind. But uniting
behind it is going to be the important aspect of
that well, and I think, no, You're absolutely right, we
have we need to come together on what what our

(06:31):
demands are going to be in terms of getting this
country spending under control. And it absolutely just can't be
the Democrats plan, which is just I mean, I think
if they had it their way, that it would just
be unlimited. We'd passed trillions of dollars tied to COVID
and a lot of that money is still sitting in
the treasury, still sitting in agency, still sitting unspent. The

(06:53):
pandemic is over, and we need to call that. We
need to call that money back, and I think that
would provide a lot to relief as well. Congressman existing
home sales and now that has now had their worst
months since the housing crash of two thousand and eight.
Car Loan delinquencies now and repo men are back. They've
now hit the highest level since the Great Recession. Surging

(07:16):
credit card defaults now expected to have a catastrophic impact
on the economy. It's very important. I do want to
get to what you mentioned a moment ago, and that
is that you and Congressman Crenshaw have introduced a joint
resolution to give Biden military authority to combat these cartels.
And I share your belief and I support you. I

(07:38):
just don't think he'd ever do it. Well. This is
the authority. To be clear, we're not talking about invading
Mexico or troops on the ground, but this is the
authority to use military asset intelligence, surveillance, drones and others
to start targeting these cartel leaders, to start this their

(08:00):
supply chains, to start disrupting their finances, put them on
their back foot. And it reminds me Shan. You know,
in the nineties, the FBI was treating terrorism as a
law enforcement problem. They were running around the world trying
to collect evidence on Al Qaeda, leaders to arrest them
and try them in court. And we learned the hard
way that no, they had way exceeded law enforcements. The
problem had way exceeded their capabilities, and we had to

(08:23):
start targeting these bastards. That's what we have to do
with the cartels. And what we're going to do is
put that authority at Biden's feet and say you can
now take these people on that are killing I mean,
al Qaeda killed three thousand Americans with airplane. These people
are killing eighty thousand a year with poison. And we've

(08:43):
done it before in Colombia. We took on the Columbian
cartels that were turning Columbian an entire narco state and
flooding our country with poison. We have to do it again,
and at least we'll have the authorities in place. And
I've talked to military officials in the Pentagon on the
Joint Staff that and absolutely we could do this if
you give us the authorities, and that they would push

(09:04):
the White House to do so. You know, it's it's
very important if look, we can get a Republican president
back in November of twenty twenty four or January and
twenty twenty five. All of this now will change dramatically
for the better. You know, we have over five million
people when you include the gotaways, even acknowledged by the
Department of Homeland Security in the first two years of

(09:27):
Biden's presidency illegal immigrants coming into the country. Chuck Schumer
after the election the mid term said he wants to
give amnesty to everybody. So we're in a tough spot
because then we've got, okay, human trafficking, We've got the
fent and all trafficking, we've got the heroin trafficking, other
opioid trafficking, and you know that's where ninety percent of

(09:48):
these deadly drugs are coming into the country. And we're
not protecting our kids, Congressmen, and you know, which resulting
in hundreds of people dying every single week in this tree.
At what point do we say enough? Yeah, And these
cartels are more like Isis than they are the mafia.
I mean they have armored vehicles, heavy weapons. Uh, they're

(10:11):
firing on Mexican Air Force helicopters and planes fighting back
on close. They're defeating the Mexican Army and causing anywhere
from from fifty to eighty casualties per week and fighting
him to a standstill. They control our border. At what
point do we say, look, we're not going to try

(10:32):
to arrest. We're gonna try, We're gonna take him out,
and we have the assets to do so, we have
the authorities that we're putting force in legislation, and we're
going to present a case where we're fighting just doesn't
have a choice, and I think the situation is going
to get so bad where he doesn't have a choice.
But you're absolutely right. If he won't, then then the

(10:53):
Republican president coming in will have what he or she
needs to get it done. Quick break more with Congressman
Mike Waltz of Florida on the other side. I want
to remind you from Mike Walts, he's from the great
state of Florida. Eight hundred nine Pour one, Shawn, your
calls after the bottom of the hour news. Let me
ask you this very important question. How does Joe Biden.

(11:14):
We have laws in this country. You don't get to
pick and choose what laws you enforce, are done enforce.
How has Joe Biden been able to aid and abt
and even off of preferential treatment to people that are
not respecting our laws, our sovereignty, our borders. You know,
he's giving these processing people, allowing them into the country.

(11:35):
He's not mandating vaccines, he's not mandating in the middle
of a pandemic, even a COVID test. Many people are
getting free Biden phones and free transportation to whatever state
they're sending them to. Isn't that aiding and evetting lawbreaking?
If I did that? Could I be arrested for human trafficking? Right? Exactly? Well,
I think this is why. You know, Look, we'll have

(11:56):
the investigation, will lay out the facts, but I think
first you're going to see impeachment articles. They've already been
introduced on majorcist who has lied to the Congress, lied
to the American people, and is absolutely negligently performing his
duties and not following our laws. I think that's going
to be step one, and then and then we'll see

(12:18):
what action we take on Joe Biden. But I couldn't
agree with you more. It's a tragedy, it's a travesty,
and Americans are dying every day every day because of it.
And we have this completely ungoverned space in northern Mexico
controlling our border, international cartels, which by the way, are
working in concert with our enemies in China, and they're

(12:43):
essentially acting as proxy for the Chinese Communist Party to
destabilize the United States, our inner cities, Middle America, and
our southern border. And enough is enough? When does this
become a national security problem in the minds of those
that are that are supposedly charge with leading this country. Well,
it seems like it's working. And unfortunately, am I wrong?

(13:06):
It is working? Right? I mean, the Chinese Communist Party
can sit back and let the Mexican cartels do their
work for us in terms of polluting and wiping out
the next generation of Americans. They're doing They're doing their
job for them, and the Mexican government is taking a
hands off approach. The Biden administration is taking a hands
off approach. What we're going to do in Congress is

(13:29):
try to push them to go on often. Yeah, I
think so. You know, have you watching this World Economic
Forum disaster? Are you seeing how much money and how
many billions of dollars the US is paying for? The WEF,
the WHO, the UN, the IAEA, all these organizations, you know,

(13:52):
many of which do not have our best interest at heart?
Why do we spend billions of dollars? How do we
justify that kind of spending Sean And not only are
we funding it, but the Chinese are infiltrating them and
stacking them with their people. I mean, we saw what
happened with the WHO. And if they can't get a
Chinese official in, then they find an African country that

(14:15):
like Ethiopia, that is completely beholden to them through Chinese
debt diplomacy and put their official in. That's going to
essentially do their bidding. It's one of the reasons I've
recently joined the House Foreign Affairs Committee. A great Floridian
by the name of Mario Diaz Balart will have control
of state departments appropriations and we are going to start squeezing.

(14:37):
We're going to start squeezing all of that funding hard
because you know, all the Democrats want to look at
his input. We're looking at outputs and results, and they
are terrible for American have been terrible for American are
actually working for our adversaries. Again, enough is enough. Have
had it, and I think the American people have had it.
But you know, you for staying on top of it.

(14:58):
To explain to them and help explain to them on
how this stuff works. We put in all the money.
The Chinese are controlling it, and they don't just work
not in our interests, they work against our interest. We
appreciate what your hard work. Thanks for always being with
us and being open with us. M Congressman Mike Waltz,
the great State of Florida. Great guy, eight hundred and nine,
pot one, Shawn. If you want to be a part

(15:18):
of the program this Friday, we'll get to your calls
next twenty five to the top of the hour on
this Friday, your calls in mere seconds. Look, it's these
are tough economic times. I want you to save money.
Every one of you can save money and not sacrifice
one bit of service. And I'm talking about my cell
phone company, and that is pure talk. They use the

(15:41):
exact same cell towers, same five G network, You have
the same number of coverage bars on your phone, You
keep your phone, you keep your phone number, and you
pay about half what you're paying Verizon at and T
T Mobile average family saving close to a thousand bucks
a year. Many families are saving much more than that.
You get blazing fast data, unlimited talk in text for
just thirty bucks a month, and your first month is

(16:04):
absolutely risk free. That's they guarantee. Try it. If you're
not happy, completely satisfied, you get your money back, no
risk to you. All you have to do to make
the switch, like the hundreds of thousands of US is
dial pound two fifty. Say the keywords save now, pound
two fifty keywords save now. Do it now, save an
additional fifty percent off your first month from our friends

(16:26):
at pure Talk for the same service, your pay in half.
Simply smarter wireless. Before I hit the phones, Rochelle Willlinsky,
we now have two strains. I've gone into this in detail.
I won't get too deep into it. Now we have
two strains of the abochron variant COVID that I'm making

(16:46):
the rounds all around the country and the hospital. You know,
admissions are up again and it's nothing like the March
or April of twenty twenty twenty. They have gotten every
single solitary thing. And it looks more and more likely
that your tax dollars help contribute to the formation of

(17:07):
the COVID nineteen virus, because we do know that the
NIH funneled money through the Eco Alliance that gave it
to the Wuhan Virology Lab with full knowledge of what
they did there, and that is work with coronaviruses and
also work on gain of function research at that facility.
Oh no, but it was a wet market and people

(17:29):
eating very strange animals like bats. Nope, that's not what happened.
Anyone that tells you that it is full of Adam Schiff,
they're full of it. But remember from the beginning, if
you get the vaccine, you're not gonna get covid. Fauci
said it, Biden said it, everybody said it, and they
were all wrong. Well Lenski said it. You know, this

(17:49):
is Will Lenski, you know, not long ago. Now, these
two variants that are out there, it doesn't matter if
you got every vaccine they told you to get, every
booster they told told you to get. Doesn't matter if
you had COVID already and have natural immunity, you're still
subject to getting this this variant. So it's just another lie.

(18:14):
And you know, I'd like to one day maybe do
a medical scientific analysis of what the aftermath or the
after effects are in terms of blood in particular, And
I've talked to a couple of funeral funeral directors, and
they said they're seeing things they never saw before since
I only saw it after, you know, the vaccinations and

(18:36):
COVID and all this sort of thing in terms of
blood issues, you know, as they go forward with the
embombing process, which I know way too much detail about
which I'm not going to go into because it'll gross
most of you out. Here's the latest example, you know,
here's a CDC director, Rochelle Willinski. Data from the CDCs

(18:58):
today suggests, you know, that vaccinated people do not carry
the virus, don't get sick, and that it's not just
in mechanical trials, but it's also in real world data.
Our vaccines are working exceptionally well, and they continue to
work well for Delta with regard to severe illness and death.
They prevent it. But what they can't do anymore is

(19:18):
prevent transmission. We always talk about Fauci, We always talk
about Biden. What about Rachelle Willinski? She was wrong the
whole time too. I will never ever ever listen to
these people again. And I will say this, and Linda
con back me up on this. There was a lot
of pressure being brought to bear on yours truly. People

(19:41):
wanted to know my status. Are you vaccinated, have you
had COVID? Blah blah blah blah blah. And once they
will started demanding my personal, my private, confidential medical information,
I said, no, I'm not going to tell you, and
I never I just refused to give into the pressure

(20:03):
to tell people what to do. I gave out information.
Doctor Robert Malone came up with the discovery the technology
that allowed for the creation of the m RNA viruses,
sorry vaccinations, that would be the Maderna FISA vaccines, and
he said, it's not completely vetted science. We're there, but

(20:24):
we're not all the way there. He said. With that said,
he said for people with comorbidities, pre existing conditions, and
the elderly, he thought it was appropriate for them to
get vaccinated because this generally at the time especially was
impacting older people and much greater numbers than younger people.

(20:47):
Younger people, it was like a cult. I canna tell
you what my own kids. It was not a big
deal for them. So he said that, and then he
was excoriated the guy that it created the technology for
m RNA vaccinations, Like, maybe we should listen to a
guy like that instead of, you know, screaming, he's not
toeing the party line. Unbelievable. All right, let's get to

(21:10):
our busy phones. Carl is in Kentucky. Hey, Carl, how
are you glad you called? Okay? I wanted to talk
about the shooting Alex Boldin all you mean on the
rust set and the sad death of Helena Hutchins. What
a sad tragedy. The gun they used, they were using

(21:31):
was a single action Colt. I believe that's correct, Yes, sir, Yeah,
Normally they work you pulled back the hammer and then
you pulled the trigger and shoot it. And that's the
way they're supposed to work. But if you put your
finger on the trigger and pull the hammer back and

(21:51):
let go, it'll fire. And I think what happened was
he was told to pull back the hammer slowly. Well,
it's pretty hard to pull back the hammer. So what
you would possibly, Well you're saying if you pull back
the hammer and you didn't lock it in and you

(22:14):
let it go, the bullet would fly out of that gun. Well, yeah,
I mean would fire. You have your finger on the
trigger already, and see when you have to draw back
the hammer reel slow you almost you basically have to
almost put your finger in the on the trigger for

(22:35):
a brace to be able to pull the hammer back.
And he probably, you know the if you work the
gun normally you think, well, once I have the hammer back,
it'll stay. But that's not true if you're pulling the trigger. Well,
here's where Alec Baldwin gets into trouble. Alec Baldwin went
on with George Stefanappo said he didn't fire that gun.

(22:57):
He didn't pull the trigger, he didn't hold back the hammer.
He said he didn't do any of that. It wasn't
in the script. Trigger pulled. The trigger wasn't put I
didn't pull the trigger. So you never pulled the trigger? No, no,
I would never point a pull trigger a real bullet.
Someone put a live bullet in a gun pullet. It

(23:19):
wasn't even supposed to be on the property. But is
this the worst thing that's ever happened in yes? Oh, okay, well, uh,
guns don't fire themselves. All right, let's get to our phone.
Can I pose a question. It's a simple question. It's Friday.
Go ahead, you know, I'm just you know, just go ahead.
So this is a movie set, correct, we have cameras. Yes,

(23:42):
they record correct, and nobody has any footage of this
great point, But they might not have been shooting at
that point. Being shooting or filming would be maybe more
a better to so as to not confuse people just
thinking out loud. Look, it's possible that they could have
been filming. For example, there are many times when we

(24:03):
record something right and I hit record just in case
something amazing happens in our dry run. You know what
we're doing, a commercial or something. I say, oh, let's
record it. Maybe we get it on take one. Hey,
just have it. Nobody's recording. Really, I don't know. I
get everything on take one. What are you talking? Oh?
I'm sorry? One Take Hannity, Sorry one, Take Kennedy. That's

(24:25):
my name? All right? Quick break? Right back to the phones,
eight hundred and nine for one Seawn our number. As
we continue on this Friday, you're gonna meet former FBI
agent Nicole Parker. Why I left the FBI Powerful Piece?
Right back to our phones. That will be joined by
a former FBI special agent, Why I left the FBI

(24:45):
Powerful Piece? One of what will be dozens of whistleblowers
coming out from the FBI talking about how it's been politicized.
Let's get to our busy phones North Carolina. We got
Chris standing by, Hey Chris, how are you glad you called? Hey? Sean.
Just want to first start off with saying thank you
for taking my call and your voice for millions that
won't admit it or agree. But keep doing what you're doing. Brother,

(25:09):
Thanks man, Happy Friday. Also to you, what's going on? Absolutely,
I want to do a touch base on the early voting.
So I've always been a traditionalist myself. Early voting is
never really kind of struck with me. It's always been
voting day and it's kind of been a tradition for me.
But what you were saying earlier about you know, Conservatives

(25:31):
and Republicans getting out there and playing the game, I
think we need to. I think it's time to start
getting out there early, getting our votes set because if
you look at the polls, you see all these Democrats
going out there and getting there voted, you know, counted for,
and then you have other states out there that are
struggling to get their votes counted within three or four days.

(25:51):
So I think it's important. And what you were speaking
on the other day was to get out there and
play the game. I mean, there's there's no reason that
we shouldn't take part in the early voting because I
think there's too much margin for error with the counting.
You know, I God forbid an emergency come up and
you can't get out on the voting day. So I

(26:12):
just wanted to compliment and comment on that. Well, I
appreciate it. Look, if I had my way, it's election
Day is a national holiday. Paper ballots, partisan observers, signature verification,
voter ID, updated voter rolls, chain of custody controls. But
you make exceptions for the military, the sake affirmed, businessmen

(26:34):
that are traveling, etc. To me, it's real simple, but
that not being the case, you got to deal with
the system that we will likely have, and that means
whatever the Democrats are doing voting early voting by mail.
Ballot harvesting is allowed by law. Every state has a
ballot harvesting allowance except for Alabama. In some version. We

(26:56):
need to match with Democrats are doing in terms of money,
negative ads and and going out there and working the
ballot harvesting. According to the law, we can't be behind
by three hundred thousand votes every every single. You know,
election day can't do it and win. Uh, it's got
to be dealt with. I'm gonna, I'm gonna. I'm gonna

(27:17):
begin a big project at some point this year. I
don't want to, I don't want to get ahead of
myself here, but we're gonna make sure that every state
governor and top legislators know what they ought to be
doing and focusing on. Uh. To our phones, let us
say hi to David and Texas. David, Hi, how are

(27:38):
you glad you called? Um? I was just calling to
see if I can get an opinion on you. You know.
So we're seeing a lot more people saying that the
Freedom Cocks kind of divided the GOP whenever we got
Kevin McCarthy in as a house speaker. But in my

(28:00):
point of view, I would see the Freedom Cocats as heroes,
seeing how they got all these concessions. Bore Kevin McCarthy.
I mean, it only takes one person to say he's
not doing his job and then we can we can
get him out of there. Well, you have emotion to
make are But my only problem I didn't have any
problem with any of them. I'm friends with all of them.
I've probably spoken to most of them in the last
couple of days anyway, on varying issues. It's not one

(28:23):
that I'm not friends with. In spite of false media reports.
My only objection was I talked to a lot of
them in December and I kept saying, guys, getting a room,
get this deal done, be ready to go on January third,
and a lot of the things that ultimately came that
the changes that were made were already agreed to. I

(28:44):
can tell you because I talk to these guys. They're
my sources. That part of my job is to work sources,
and I worked it, and I talked all those guys.
I don't In the end, it's no harm, no foul.
We're moving forward with the agenda. So far, they're sticking
to their promises, and I actually believe they'll come together
on the death ceiling as well. I'm pretty confident, and
that's based on conversations with many of the people you're

(29:07):
talking about, and and Kevin McCarthy and Jim Jordan and
Matt Gates. I've talked to them all, and Chip Roy
and Andy Biggs. You know, these are all people that
we've known them for a long time. On this program,
so you know, but remember, you know, I find it
amazing that the media writes if they write lies about me,

(29:29):
It's amazing how many people will go out and repeat
the lie. They don't come to me and ask if
any of it's true. You know, I am lied about
so often, and that happened in this case. You know it.
You know, the New York Times just outright flat out,
you know, Rota Calm, just lying about me, and you know,

(29:52):
I have to deal with it. And you know my
option is, you know, okay, threaten a soup, but Times v.
Sullivan as a public figure, it's a very high bar.
I have to prove that they acted out of malice.
How do you prove such a thing. Pretty hard to do.
But I'm telling you, I've have a very good feeling
about where they are as a caucus. My reminder, my

(30:15):
friendly reminder to them is, you know, to keep their
promises and they're going to succeed and fail together or
fail together one in the other. And so far they've
been very successful. So far, they're sticking to the plan.
And I'm pretty happy about that part. How about you,
I'll give you the last word, David. Yeah, I'm feel
the same way. It's just you know, I just want

(30:36):
to make sure, like my biggest thing is that we
all got to stick together. You know, put these petty
things aside from what the what the mainstream media is
putting out. You know, they're gonna lie, they're gonna lie
their teeth on. We just got to make sure that
we got we keep our eye on the prize. We know,
we stick together and we don't we don't fault from
that because what I mean just I mean, you know, divided,

(30:58):
I mean divided, we fall. That's really all we're getting it. Yeah,
And the amazing thing is is you know everything is
out in the open with me. What I say in private,
I'm saying publicly I'm not. There's no hiding here on
this program. I have an obligation to be true to
who I am. And you know, there are times that

(31:18):
I disagree with some people, you know, and when I do,
I'm I'm outspoken about it. And if I think that
they're wrong, I just I'll either say out right they're
wrong or just or just give my point of view,
which is not theirs people. I think people are pretty
clear and where I stand on stuff anyway. Eight hundred
nine four one Sean. If you want to be a

(31:40):
part of the program,