August 12, 2025 • 30 mins
In this hour of the Sean Hannity Show, Sean discusses the ongoing investigation into Adam Schiff, who is accused of leaking classified information to undermine Donald Trump. With a Democratic whistleblower revealing Schiff's actions dating back to 2017, the implications of these leaks could potentially violate the Espionage Act. Additionally, the show touches on Joe Biden's cognitive decline and the questionable pardons issued during his administration. Tune in for insights from legal analyst Greg Jarrett and investigative reporter John Solomon.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, thanks gootch on an hour two Sean Hennity Show,
toll free on numbers eight hundred and ninety four one Sean,
if you want to be a part of the program. Well,
it looks like the congenital liar Adam Schiff really needed
that pardoner. Joe Biden gave him unconditional pardon at the
end of his administration for more than a few reasons.
(00:21):
We reported last week that in fact, he's being investigated
by the Department of Justice over whether or not he
was claiming while being a California representative, if he lied
on loan applications and falsely claimed that his main residence
was in Maryland, and maybe perhaps even according to one report,
suggesting that he was claiming the same thing out in
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California at the same time, in other words, to get
more favorable loan terms with the federal government. Yeah, that
would get a lot of people in trouble. But we
have other news here.
Speaker 2 (00:55):
There was and this.
Speaker 1 (00:56):
Story is pretty mind blowing. It was, and John Solomon,
who broke the story, will join us in a moment.
Investigative reporter founder editor in chief chose Thethnews dot Com
how a democratic whistleblower repeatedly warned the FBI democratic whistleblower,
I mean this person was there well over a decade that,
beginning in twenty seventeen, the congenital liar Adam Schiff had
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authorized leaking classified information, all in an effort to smear
Donald Trump. Now by every objective measure, we'll get Greg
Jarrett to take on it as well. That seems to
me that that could very likely be a violation of
the Espionage Act. Now, other news that John has broken
from earlier today, we find out that unearthed emails part
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of a Foyer request show the Biden administration agencies scrapped
a plan for Joe Biden to visit a vessel at
an event because it would have required that then President
Joe Biden would have to take too many steps, which
means they knew that he was in a significant not
only cognitive decline, but a significant physical decline as well.
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All part of the strategy going back to twenty nineteen
when we first pointed all of this out to the
American people, and everybody you know, was even up until
twenty twenty three, they were calling him cheap fake twenty
twenty four, twenty twenty four cheap fake videos anyway the
Foyer request by the Protect the Public Trust obtained by
Fox News Digital. Biden was set to visit a national
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security multi mission vessel while touring a shipyard in Philadelphia
in July of twenty three, and according to the emails,
that visit to that vessel was scrapped because of quote
how many steps were involved to get him on that
ship and he wasn't in good enough shape to take it,
as determined by the people around him. Now we're discovering
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a New York Times piece. I'll take you back in time.
What did they report that Joe Biden set down criteria
and standards for commutations and pardons with every indication that
he did not make every approval himself. And then the
question still remains, and hopefully the House Oversight Committee will
get to the bottom of this, and that is who
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decided and who made the authorization to use the auto
pen and did Joe Biden even have a clue of
who is getting a commutation and a pardon?
Speaker 2 (03:26):
Anyway?
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Here to help us sort through all of this, we
have Greg Jarrett, Fox News legal analyst, New York Times
bestselling author, John Solomon, editor and chief founder, chief investigative
reporter justinnews dot com.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
John, we start with you.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Let's start with the issue of Adam Shift. This is
a big story and actually this is going to be
a big week. You have a lot of breaking news
coming out this week.
Speaker 3 (03:49):
Yeah, listen. I think for the last few years, we've
known that the false narrative of Russia collusion couldn't have
been carried out if there weren't legacy news media that
every day took leaks in often selective leaks, in little
fragments of intelligence and tried to put them out there
without a full complete reporting on them. And what we
now see is we have some sense of who the
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FBI suspected was leaking, and one of those is Adam Shift,
the ranking then the ranking member on House Intelligence later
to become its chairman, and then now a California Senator.
One of his own staff or someone who had served
on the House Intelligence Committee for twelve years. He was
a person who had great credibility and longevity with the
House Intelligence Committee. Came forward four times between twenty seventeen
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and twenty twenty two. Somewhere in that process he gets
let go by Shift's staff, but He says, I personally
witnessed in a meeting where Adam Shiff approved the leaking
of classified information, and I was told don't worry about it,
even though I thought it was illegal, unethical, in treasonous,
because Shiff would simply claim that he was protected by
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the debate and speech cause the independent separation of powers
cause of the constant. And so he goes forward. He
tells the FBI about this, The FBI starts building some timelines.
You can see certain things that Adam Schiff does that
matches up what the source tells him. But at the
end of the day, it was nowhere for two reasons. One,
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the House Intelligence Committee Democrats staff wouldn't allow itself to
be interviewed to see if other people who attended the
meeting or believe this happened. And then the US Attorney
just basically lets it go and so you know, and
then years later the Inspector General the Justice Department takes
a look at and so they just didn't put much
credence into it. Pretty amazing stuff for a sitting member,
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a member of the Gang of Eight. Remember, when you're
the ranking member of House Intelligence, you get the most
sensitive information shared to Congress, the Speaker, the Minority leader,
the House Intelligence ranking and majority members get these really
private briefings, and there was good reason to be concerned
about Adam Shift's loyalty to keeping that information secret. And
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it took us eight years to find that out.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
Greg Jarrett, let's get your take on all of this.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
And we also have to remember he got this this
pardon on Joe Biden's way out the door. So I
would imagine that on a whole host of issues that
Adam Schiff has probably protected from prosecution.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Am I wrong?
Speaker 4 (06:17):
Well, the parton deals only with his role on the
J six Committee and nothing else but leaking classified documents,
as John has laid it out. And you know, again,
hats off to John for great investigative reporting. The leaking
classified documents. It's an obvious crime under the Espionaja Act
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eighteen USC. Seven ninety eight. It doesn't matter if you
are a member of Congress or on the Intelligence Committee,
or even if you're Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who
mishandled classified emails. You know, a whole lot of others
have been prosecuted for less CIA Director David Treys, for example,
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And according to this whistleblower. Schiff knew he was committing
felonies because Schiff admitted to his staff that he was
protected by the speech and Debate Clause, which is totally untrue.
He never read it, obviously, because that cause specifically excludes
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both treason and any felony crime. It also excludes non
official acts, which is leaking. So the question becomes why
wasn't Schiff arrested and charged when the FBI first learned
about it in twenty seventeen. Well, Okham's raiser, you know.
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The correct answer is usually the most obvious. He was
being protected by FBI Director Christopher Ray in a succession
of Attorneys General Jeff Session, Rod Rosenstein, Bill Barr, and
Merrick Garling, none of whom wanted to do the right
thing and enforce the rule of law, probably for political reasons.
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The problem now, of course, is the statue of limitations,
which is five years from the act of leaking classified
information or the last act in a conspiracy to leak,
And at this point we don't know the exact dates
of when he leaked. If Shift continued to leak and
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conspired to cover it up, which is obstruction of justice,
the clock arguably starts ticking upon the discovery of deliberately
concealed evidence. So you know, we don't know the dates,
as I said before, but you can bet your bottom
dollar that both the FBI and the Department of Justice
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are closely examining it with an eye to potential prosecution.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
What do you think, I mean, if it is a conspiracy,
I mean, where do you think that goes? John Solomon?
More and more information keeps coming out. I mean between
Tulci Gabbard her declassification and John Ratcliffe and his declassification,
Cash Battel and all that he is now doing in
terms of the grand conspiracy investigation, which by the way,
(09:20):
I think is warranted. I've gone through chapter and verse
and one detail after another. You know, the entire Russia
Russia Russia thing was a hoax from the get go
in the beginning. Then I can make an argument that
many of the same actors and players were involved in
hiding from the public the authenticity of the very real
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laptop a laptop of zero Experience Hunter when they had
verified its authenticity of March of twenty twenty. Then they
prebunk it with social media, knowing that it's going to
be dropped by Rudy Giuliani's then attorney, Robert Costello, and
then not confirming specific questions by social media executive like
Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey on Twitter at the time.
(10:03):
When I asked, is this what you were warning us about?
They knew the answer, they wouldn't tell them.
Speaker 3 (10:08):
Yeah. Listen, there is one provision eighteen USC. Seven ninety
eight where that actually does state that if someone knowingly
and willfully disclosed a classified information, you can extend the
statute eliminations to tenures. Since these leaks occurred between seventeen
and eighteen, though we don't know the right dates, there
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is a possibility that with new evidence, you could go
back and look at these league cases and do a prosecution.
It's actually under the Internal Security Act is seldom use law,
but it does carry a ten year statue. But with
the exception of that, I think the conspiracy case is
the only way that the Justice Department can build criminal
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cases at this late date, and it would look at
everything from lies in twenty three in testimony that was
given in twenty three all the way back to the
original clearing of Hillary and the concocting of the Russia
collusion case, and I think when you see that pattern,
they may be able to convince the grand jury somewhere
in Middle America that the pattern of Washern's repeat, which
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is Democrat has a legal problem. Hillary Clinton with her server,
Joe Biden with his Hunter Biden foreign money schemes, Joe
Biden with his classified documents. They pivot immediately to protect
the Democrat, don't let them face consequences, and try to
project a similar scandal on Donald Trump runs a collusion
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in sixteen Ukraine, impeachment in twenty nineteen, classified documents, mar
A Lago raid twenty twenty two. So if that is
viewed as one ongoing conspiracy to abuse government powers and
violate civil liberties of Americans, maybe the Justice Department can
bring some indictments.
Speaker 2 (11:53):
Hi, Quick break, Welcome back.
Speaker 1 (11:54):
More with John Solomon and Greg Jarrett on the other side,
and also your calls coming up later will also we'll
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(13:34):
Greg Jarrett, do you see this actually coming to fruition?
And here's the thing so many people feel, and a
lot of people in this audience feel that over the years,
they they that all this evidence has existed and that
we get to the precipice only to never get to justice.
Speaker 2 (13:53):
Is this going to be different this time?
Speaker 4 (13:56):
Well, it is because you have dramatically different people in
charge of the Department of Justice and the FBI who
were determined to expose the truth and to prosecute those
who violated the law. And you know, these recently declassified
documents showed quite clearly how Barack Obama and his White House,
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Hillary Clinton, and the people in our campaign, top people
in the intelligence community all criminally conspired to frame Trump.
They peddled knowingly phony information, a lot of it they
peddled to the government that's defrauding the government, and then
they altered intelligence to support their bogus narrative, abuse of power.
(14:42):
And the most obvious grand jury targets I think would
be Brennan Clapper and coming. But I think you can
expect Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to receive grand jury subpoenas,
and you can expect a lineup of whistleblowers who are
prepared to implicate them and others who were involved in
the conspiracy to defraud the government, deprivation of rights under
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color of law, and obstruction of justice and what turned
out to be a very elaborate cover up that I
think extends to the lawfair indictments, as John mentioned, brought
by Special counsel Jack Smith, mar a Lago ray and
a continuing cover up. So I actually am optimistic that
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the people involved in this grand criminal conspiracy may actually
be held accountable in courts of law.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
What else is coming this week, John Solomon, we got
about twenty seconds.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Yeah, listen, you're going to find out that the FBI
concluded numerous legacy media stories that cemented the fake RUSS
reclusion story contained classified intelligence. They had good suspects, They
never rounded anybody up, but they did get an amazing
admission about James Comby. You're gonna get to see that tonight.
Speaker 1 (16:00):
Ooh, I'm interested in this one. All right, that's tonight
nine Eastern Hannity on Fox News. Anyway, We appreciate you,
John Solomon, Thanks for being with us, Greg Jarrett, you're
going to stick around. We're going to talk about the
National Guard and federalization that's going on in DC and
the left wings crazy reaction. All right, So there's a
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lot to get to involving the legality, if you will,
as it relates to Donald Trump National Guard. And I
want to be very clear upront, because the corrupt state
run legacy media mob is plat out doing what they
always do, and that's lying to you. The President invoke
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what's called Section seven forty of the District of Columbia
Home Rule Act, which would place the city's metropolitan police
department under direct federal control. The President also will put
National Guard troops in place in an effort to combat crime.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Went through these numbers yesterday.
Speaker 1 (17:01):
If you look at the homicide rate capital cities around
the world, by far, Washington, d C is the worst,
forty one per hundred thousand people. The next closest would
be Uruguay sixteen point one per one hundred thousand people.
Baghdad is you know, more than almost three times safer
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than Washington, d C. Fifteen point two per one hundred
thousand in terms of their homicide rate. Again, DC's forty
one per hundred thousand. Panama City, Panama fourteen point three,
Brazil thirteen, Costa Rica thirteen, Bogata, Colombia eleven, Bolivia ten
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point seven, Mexico City, Mexico, eight, Lima, Peru seven, Ethiopia six,
Buenos Aires, Argentina five point five, Estonia, Kenya, Havana, Cuba
is four per hundred thousand. Washington, DC a wopping forty one.
Speaker 2 (18:04):
I mean, and.
Speaker 1 (18:05):
What's really spectacular about this? When you listen to the
left wing media, they have been pushing a talking point
and when I heard it, I said, well, that can
possibly be right, And my gut was right based on
the Washington Free Beacon. Today they have an article out
that says, is DC crime at a thirty year low?
Mainstream media outlet cite police data to say yes, without noting, oh,
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I mean there's context and texture and information that I'm providing.
Speaker 2 (18:36):
What a shock.
Speaker 1 (18:37):
I wonder why the state run legacy media mob is
officially dead without noting that a commander is currently on
leave for allegedly falsifying the data. The DC Fraternal Order
of Police chairman said in July that the Metropolitan Police
leaders are have been pressuring officers to falsify data artificially
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deflate crime statistics. And Political reported Monday that crime in
Washington has hit a thirty year low last year, despite
the President declaring a public safety emergency in the district,
and PR says the same thing. Oh, the President ordered
a federal intervention despite the fact that violent crime plunged
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to a thirty year low.
Speaker 2 (19:23):
It goes on and on, but every one of.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
These publications based their stories on data collected by the
Metropolitan Police Department, which the Biden administration touted just before
leaving office. Total crime violent crime for twenty twenty four
the District of Columbia's down thirty five percent from twenty
twenty three, the lowest had spent in thirty years. Then,
the Metropolitan Police Department in July suspended at police commander
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for allegedly manipulating crime numbers in his reports. According to
the DC Fraternal Order of Police chairman, who old NBC
four in Washington, d C that officials often pressure officers
to falsify statistics in order to make the city seem faster.
With that knowledge that, of course, the mainstream media is
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selectively not telling their audiences, which by the way, shouldn't
shock anybody. We welcome to the program. Fox News legal analyst,
New York Times bestselling author Greg Jarrett stays with us
and William Jacobson, Cornell Law professor. All right, so let's
talk about, first of all, the manipulation of numbers. Let's
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talk about the comparisons. Greg Jarrett will start with you,
and the legality of what President Trump is doing here
and the way the media has covered it. And you know,
we have the worst capital city in terms of the
homicide rate in the entire world. And you why would
the left in this country be so adamant against protecting
innocent people they're protecting themselves.
Speaker 4 (21:00):
Is run by far left politicians, city Council of the mayor,
so they cook the books to try to fool you
into thinking, oh, it's everything's fine in dandy in Washington, DC.
Anybody who has spent time there knows that is absolutely untrue.
And you know, the worst of it is the carjackings.
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You know that more than half of those are committed
by minors sixty percent or fifteen and sixteen years old,
as young as twelve, guns are involved seventy two percent
of the time. And you know, local authorities refuse to
prosecute them as adults, and no wonder. There have been
more than a thousand carjackings in the last three years,
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some of which include terrible beatings and shootings, a congressman
carjacked at gunpoint and FBI agent carjacked. But you know
the local prosecutor there, he's called the DC Attorney General.
He did dismisses it all by saying, and I'm quoting
your kids or kids as if it's okay. It's not okay.
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The solution is simple. DC is basically a ward of
the federal government that gives the President ample authority to
do what he's doing. Under the Home Rule Act, he
can seize control of the Metropolitan Police Department on an
emergency basis. For a more sustain takeover, he would need
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the permission of Congress, but I suspect he'd get it
because those people live in fear working at the nation's capital.
Speaker 1 (22:36):
You know this is not the only place. Now, I'll
give you the full quote, Bill Jacobson, and welcome back
to the program. I'm good to have you back, The
DC Police union chief said quote to evade public scrutiny.
Metropolitan Police Department leadership is deliberately falsifying crime data, creating
the false narrative of reduced crime while communities are suffering.
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DC is not the only large, democratic run city where
major crimes are being under reported. If you go back
to Chicago Magazine and a few years back, Chicago Magazine
found dozens of crimes, including serious felonies, robberies, burglaries, assaults,
and even worse than that classified or downgraded to risk
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slap offenses or made to vanish all together. In New
York City, we had an NYPD transit commander accused of
quote faking New York City subway crime statistics. So this
seems to be the general practice is to put your
head in the sand and lie. A DC councilman who's
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been charged with taking bribes doesn't like Trump's anti crime crackdown.
That's not a big surprise. And one ABC News anchor
revealed that she was mugged in DC by a half
naked vagrant, Kyra Phillips, And I'm like, oh, okay, why
wouldn't they want law and order? Why wouldn't they want
safety and security? Why wouldn't you want a stronger police presence?
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If you have the number one it's the number one
capital of any country in terms of the homicide rate worldwide.
Why would you not want to protect innocent people?
Speaker 5 (24:16):
Well, you know, I think it's a political outlook. It's
something you know, Democrats, Socialists of America. It's that sort
of outlook. It's you know, sores back district attorneys now
looks that views cracking down on crime as somehow an offense,
not the offense on which you're cracking down. So that's
really the issue. It's a political outlet outlook. It's all
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motivated by that. Of course, there's also a twinge to
it nowadays of Trump derangement syndrome. But it's baffling. Why
would democrats not want people protected in a Democrat city.
It makes no sense. So it's got to be ideological.
They just do not like law enforcement and they would
rather have people get mugged and carjacked then crack down.
Speaker 1 (25:01):
All right, quick break, We'll come right back more with
Greg Jarrett William Jacobson, Cornell Law professor on the other side. Also,
your calls coming up eight hundred and ninety four one.
Shawn is on number as we continue this Tuesday. How
does this sound Sean Hennity for our president. Stay tuned,
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mar d Jails all right, coming out.
Speaker 2 (25:32):
All right.
Speaker 1 (25:32):
We continue now the President now saying that enough is
enough in Washington, d C. And it may be coming
to a high crime city near you. And we continue
talking about the issue involving Washington, DC and the president's
announcement yesterday. You heard Janine Piro yesterday Greg Jarrett talk
about these young punks. They're fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, even as
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high as seventeen years old, and she cannot charge them
with murder if they shoot somebody or attempted murder. And
then you know, she talked about a case for a
young kid, you know, tries to kill somebody, goes before
a judge, gets sentenced and gets a lecture about released
on I guess their own recognizance, and told that they
need to go to college. How does that keep anybody safe?
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And what happens when these people go out and attack
other innocent.
Speaker 4 (26:21):
People, Well, they're what the politicians in local government and
the capital are doing is incentivizing criminality. And the solution
is so simple and obvious. When minors act as adults
by committing serious crimes, they need to be treated as adults.
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And that means lowering the age for prosecution. Currently, under
DC law, fifteen year olds can only be prosecuted with
a judge's permission, and that almost never occurs, mostly because
the local prosecutor, the DC Attorney General, refuses to pursue
those cases. Even sixteen and seventeen year olds are seldom
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charged as adults. So you know, the DC City Council
will never change the laws because they're notoriously soft on crime.
So you know, the only recourse is for the President
to step in and Congress and as I say, in
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a DC is a ward of the federal government, answerable
to the federal government itself, mostly to Congress, but the
President as well. And he can order National Guard troops
in there. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals already ruled he
had the authority to federalize California's National Guard troops in LA.
He can do the same thing in New York, in Chicago,
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he can do it in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Well, pretty amazing.
Speaker 1 (27:53):
But you know, we also learned a lot, I think
William Jacobson when we watched the Joint Session speech of
President Trump, and in that speech, the President recognized the
family of Lake and Riley.
Speaker 2 (28:08):
In that speech, the.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
President recognized the mother of Joscelyn Nungary, that little twelve
year old girl that was brutally raped and murdered in
Texas in Houston, and not one Democrat would even applaud
or stand up or recognize these mothers that lost their
children because of unvetted Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Alejandro Mayorcis
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illegal immigrants that they allowed into the country. Meanwhile, they
were telling us for four years the border was closed
and the border was secure.
Speaker 2 (28:43):
I say they have blood on their hands.
Speaker 5 (28:45):
Well, I think that the border security, which is tightly
correlated to crime in the cities, I think that's such
a winning issue for Republicans. There's overwhelming popular support, including
among many Democrats, if not most Democrats, who do not
want open borders and do not want crime in their cities.
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So it's a total winning issue, and I think it
was one of the issues that propelled Trump to victory.
There were many issues, but that was one of them.
I mean, people do not want Venezuelan crime gangs, you know,
taking over apartment buildings in our cities. They do not
want the gangs running, you know, sections of town and
so it's a total winning issue. It's really baffling how
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the Democrats have become so ideologically driven that they will
get on the wrong side of an eighty twenty issue
every time, and they think that just by you know,
yelling about Trump, they're going to win with that. But
I think it's a total winning Republican issue. I hope
they don't let up. I hope they continue the law
enforcement push. I do agree that it's very likely we're
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going to see the National Guard being called out in
other cities, maybe New York. Also if Mandamu wins and
it's something that Trump, it's a winning issue Trump because
people weren't safety above everything else.
Speaker 2 (30:03):
You agree with that, Greg, Jared, we'll give you the
last word.
Speaker 4 (30:06):
Yea, the bill is totally right on that subject. I
you know, it used to be the Democrats cared about
law and order. I mean it was Joe Biden in
the US Senate that beafed up, you know, penalties for crimes,
and they've Democrats have done a total one eighty And
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how they came to that I really find mystifying.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Bill Jacobson, Thank you, Greg Jared. We've always appreciate you
being with us
All right, thanks gootch on an hour two Sean Hennity Show,
toll free on numbers eight hundred and ninety four one Sean,
if you want to be a part of the program. Well,
it looks like the congenital liar Adam Schiff really needed
that pardoner. Joe Biden gave him unconditional pardon at the
end of his administration for more than a few reasons.
(00:21):
We reported last week that in fact, he's being investigated
by the Department of Justice over whether or not he
was claiming while being a California representative, if he lied
on loan applications and falsely claimed that his main residence
was in Maryland, and maybe perhaps even according to one report,
suggesting that he was claiming the same thing out in
(00:43):
California at the same time, in other words, to get
more favorable loan terms with the federal government. Yeah, that
would get a lot of people in trouble. But we
have other news here.
Speaker 2 (00:55):
There was and this.
Speaker 1 (00:56):
Story is pretty mind blowing. It was, and John Solomon,
who broke the story, will join us in a moment.
Investigative reporter founder editor in chief chose Thethnews dot Com
how a democratic whistleblower repeatedly warned the FBI democratic whistleblower,
I mean this person was there well over a decade that,
beginning in twenty seventeen, the congenital liar Adam Schiff had
(01:20):
authorized leaking classified information, all in an effort to smear
Donald Trump. Now by every objective measure, we'll get Greg
Jarrett to take on it as well. That seems to
me that that could very likely be a violation of
the Espionage Act. Now, other news that John has broken
from earlier today, we find out that unearthed emails part
(01:44):
of a Foyer request show the Biden administration agencies scrapped
a plan for Joe Biden to visit a vessel at
an event because it would have required that then President
Joe Biden would have to take too many steps, which
means they knew that he was in a significant not
only cognitive decline, but a significant physical decline as well.
(02:10):
All part of the strategy going back to twenty nineteen
when we first pointed all of this out to the
American people, and everybody you know, was even up until
twenty twenty three, they were calling him cheap fake twenty
twenty four, twenty twenty four cheap fake videos anyway the
Foyer request by the Protect the Public Trust obtained by
Fox News Digital. Biden was set to visit a national
(02:33):
security multi mission vessel while touring a shipyard in Philadelphia
in July of twenty three, and according to the emails,
that visit to that vessel was scrapped because of quote
how many steps were involved to get him on that
ship and he wasn't in good enough shape to take it,
as determined by the people around him. Now we're discovering
(02:55):
a New York Times piece. I'll take you back in time.
What did they report that Joe Biden set down criteria
and standards for commutations and pardons with every indication that
he did not make every approval himself. And then the
question still remains, and hopefully the House Oversight Committee will
get to the bottom of this, and that is who
(03:17):
decided and who made the authorization to use the auto
pen and did Joe Biden even have a clue of
who is getting a commutation and a pardon?
Speaker 2 (03:26):
Anyway?
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Here to help us sort through all of this, we
have Greg Jarrett, Fox News legal analyst, New York Times
bestselling author, John Solomon, editor and chief founder, chief investigative
reporter justinnews dot com.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
John, we start with you.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Let's start with the issue of Adam Shift. This is
a big story and actually this is going to be
a big week. You have a lot of breaking news
coming out this week.
Speaker 3 (03:49):
Yeah, listen. I think for the last few years, we've
known that the false narrative of Russia collusion couldn't have
been carried out if there weren't legacy news media that
every day took leaks in often selective leaks, in little
fragments of intelligence and tried to put them out there
without a full complete reporting on them. And what we
now see is we have some sense of who the
(04:10):
FBI suspected was leaking, and one of those is Adam Shift,
the ranking then the ranking member on House Intelligence later
to become its chairman, and then now a California Senator.
One of his own staff or someone who had served
on the House Intelligence Committee for twelve years. He was
a person who had great credibility and longevity with the
House Intelligence Committee. Came forward four times between twenty seventeen
(04:34):
and twenty twenty two. Somewhere in that process he gets
let go by Shift's staff, but He says, I personally
witnessed in a meeting where Adam Shiff approved the leaking
of classified information, and I was told don't worry about it,
even though I thought it was illegal, unethical, in treasonous,
because Shiff would simply claim that he was protected by
(04:54):
the debate and speech cause the independent separation of powers
cause of the constant. And so he goes forward. He
tells the FBI about this, The FBI starts building some timelines.
You can see certain things that Adam Schiff does that
matches up what the source tells him. But at the
end of the day, it was nowhere for two reasons. One,
(05:14):
the House Intelligence Committee Democrats staff wouldn't allow itself to
be interviewed to see if other people who attended the
meeting or believe this happened. And then the US Attorney
just basically lets it go and so you know, and
then years later the Inspector General the Justice Department takes
a look at and so they just didn't put much
credence into it. Pretty amazing stuff for a sitting member,
(05:37):
a member of the Gang of Eight. Remember, when you're
the ranking member of House Intelligence, you get the most
sensitive information shared to Congress, the Speaker, the Minority leader,
the House Intelligence ranking and majority members get these really
private briefings, and there was good reason to be concerned
about Adam Shift's loyalty to keeping that information secret. And
(05:58):
it took us eight years to find that out.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
Greg Jarrett, let's get your take on all of this.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
And we also have to remember he got this this
pardon on Joe Biden's way out the door. So I
would imagine that on a whole host of issues that
Adam Schiff has probably protected from prosecution.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Am I wrong?
Speaker 4 (06:17):
Well, the parton deals only with his role on the
J six Committee and nothing else but leaking classified documents,
as John has laid it out. And you know, again,
hats off to John for great investigative reporting. The leaking
classified documents. It's an obvious crime under the Espionaja Act
(06:41):
eighteen USC. Seven ninety eight. It doesn't matter if you
are a member of Congress or on the Intelligence Committee,
or even if you're Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who
mishandled classified emails. You know, a whole lot of others
have been prosecuted for less CIA Director David Treys, for example,
(07:01):
And according to this whistleblower. Schiff knew he was committing
felonies because Schiff admitted to his staff that he was
protected by the speech and Debate Clause, which is totally untrue.
He never read it, obviously, because that cause specifically excludes
(07:23):
both treason and any felony crime. It also excludes non
official acts, which is leaking. So the question becomes why
wasn't Schiff arrested and charged when the FBI first learned
about it in twenty seventeen. Well, Okham's raiser, you know.
(07:45):
The correct answer is usually the most obvious. He was
being protected by FBI Director Christopher Ray in a succession
of Attorneys General Jeff Session, Rod Rosenstein, Bill Barr, and
Merrick Garling, none of whom wanted to do the right
thing and enforce the rule of law, probably for political reasons.
(08:06):
The problem now, of course, is the statue of limitations,
which is five years from the act of leaking classified
information or the last act in a conspiracy to leak,
And at this point we don't know the exact dates
of when he leaked. If Shift continued to leak and
(08:28):
conspired to cover it up, which is obstruction of justice,
the clock arguably starts ticking upon the discovery of deliberately
concealed evidence. So you know, we don't know the dates,
as I said before, but you can bet your bottom
dollar that both the FBI and the Department of Justice
(08:50):
are closely examining it with an eye to potential prosecution.
Speaker 1 (08:56):
What do you think, I mean, if it is a conspiracy,
I mean, where do you think that goes? John Solomon?
More and more information keeps coming out. I mean between
Tulci Gabbard her declassification and John Ratcliffe and his declassification,
Cash Battel and all that he is now doing in
terms of the grand conspiracy investigation, which by the way,
(09:20):
I think is warranted. I've gone through chapter and verse
and one detail after another. You know, the entire Russia
Russia Russia thing was a hoax from the get go
in the beginning. Then I can make an argument that
many of the same actors and players were involved in
hiding from the public the authenticity of the very real
(09:40):
laptop a laptop of zero Experience Hunter when they had
verified its authenticity of March of twenty twenty. Then they
prebunk it with social media, knowing that it's going to
be dropped by Rudy Giuliani's then attorney, Robert Costello, and
then not confirming specific questions by social media executive like
Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey on Twitter at the time.
(10:03):
When I asked, is this what you were warning us about?
They knew the answer, they wouldn't tell them.
Speaker 3 (10:08):
Yeah. Listen, there is one provision eighteen USC. Seven ninety
eight where that actually does state that if someone knowingly
and willfully disclosed a classified information, you can extend the
statute eliminations to tenures. Since these leaks occurred between seventeen
and eighteen, though we don't know the right dates, there
(10:28):
is a possibility that with new evidence, you could go
back and look at these league cases and do a prosecution.
It's actually under the Internal Security Act is seldom use law,
but it does carry a ten year statue. But with
the exception of that, I think the conspiracy case is
the only way that the Justice Department can build criminal
(10:50):
cases at this late date, and it would look at
everything from lies in twenty three in testimony that was
given in twenty three all the way back to the
original clearing of Hillary and the concocting of the Russia
collusion case, and I think when you see that pattern,
they may be able to convince the grand jury somewhere
in Middle America that the pattern of Washern's repeat, which
(11:14):
is Democrat has a legal problem. Hillary Clinton with her server,
Joe Biden with his Hunter Biden foreign money schemes, Joe
Biden with his classified documents. They pivot immediately to protect
the Democrat, don't let them face consequences, and try to
project a similar scandal on Donald Trump runs a collusion
(11:34):
in sixteen Ukraine, impeachment in twenty nineteen, classified documents, mar
A Lago raid twenty twenty two. So if that is
viewed as one ongoing conspiracy to abuse government powers and
violate civil liberties of Americans, maybe the Justice Department can
bring some indictments.
Speaker 2 (11:53):
Hi, Quick break, Welcome back.
Speaker 1 (11:54):
More with John Solomon and Greg Jarrett on the other side,
and also your calls coming up later will also we'll
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(13:34):
Greg Jarrett, do you see this actually coming to fruition?
And here's the thing so many people feel, and a
lot of people in this audience feel that over the years,
they they that all this evidence has existed and that
we get to the precipice only to never get to justice.
Speaker 2 (13:53):
Is this going to be different this time?
Speaker 4 (13:56):
Well, it is because you have dramatically different people in
charge of the Department of Justice and the FBI who
were determined to expose the truth and to prosecute those
who violated the law. And you know, these recently declassified
documents showed quite clearly how Barack Obama and his White House,
(14:18):
Hillary Clinton, and the people in our campaign, top people
in the intelligence community all criminally conspired to frame Trump.
They peddled knowingly phony information, a lot of it they
peddled to the government that's defrauding the government, and then
they altered intelligence to support their bogus narrative, abuse of power.
(14:42):
And the most obvious grand jury targets I think would
be Brennan Clapper and coming. But I think you can
expect Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to receive grand jury subpoenas,
and you can expect a lineup of whistleblowers who are
prepared to implicate them and others who were involved in
the conspiracy to defraud the government, deprivation of rights under
(15:07):
color of law, and obstruction of justice and what turned
out to be a very elaborate cover up that I
think extends to the lawfair indictments, as John mentioned, brought
by Special counsel Jack Smith, mar a Lago ray and
a continuing cover up. So I actually am optimistic that
(15:30):
the people involved in this grand criminal conspiracy may actually
be held accountable in courts of law.
Speaker 1 (15:39):
What else is coming this week, John Solomon, we got
about twenty seconds.
Speaker 3 (15:43):
Yeah, listen, you're going to find out that the FBI
concluded numerous legacy media stories that cemented the fake RUSS
reclusion story contained classified intelligence. They had good suspects, They
never rounded anybody up, but they did get an amazing
admission about James Comby. You're gonna get to see that tonight.
Speaker 1 (16:00):
Ooh, I'm interested in this one. All right, that's tonight
nine Eastern Hannity on Fox News. Anyway, We appreciate you,
John Solomon, Thanks for being with us, Greg Jarrett, you're
going to stick around. We're going to talk about the
National Guard and federalization that's going on in DC and
the left wings crazy reaction. All right, So there's a
(16:21):
lot to get to involving the legality, if you will,
as it relates to Donald Trump National Guard. And I
want to be very clear upront, because the corrupt state
run legacy media mob is plat out doing what they
always do, and that's lying to you. The President invoke
(16:43):
what's called Section seven forty of the District of Columbia
Home Rule Act, which would place the city's metropolitan police
department under direct federal control. The President also will put
National Guard troops in place in an effort to combat crime.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Went through these numbers yesterday.
Speaker 1 (17:01):
If you look at the homicide rate capital cities around
the world, by far, Washington, d C is the worst,
forty one per hundred thousand people. The next closest would
be Uruguay sixteen point one per one hundred thousand people.
Baghdad is you know, more than almost three times safer
(17:24):
than Washington, d C. Fifteen point two per one hundred
thousand in terms of their homicide rate. Again, DC's forty
one per hundred thousand. Panama City, Panama fourteen point three,
Brazil thirteen, Costa Rica thirteen, Bogata, Colombia eleven, Bolivia ten
(17:44):
point seven, Mexico City, Mexico, eight, Lima, Peru seven, Ethiopia six,
Buenos Aires, Argentina five point five, Estonia, Kenya, Havana, Cuba
is four per hundred thousand. Washington, DC a wopping forty one.
Speaker 2 (18:04):
I mean, and.
Speaker 1 (18:05):
What's really spectacular about this? When you listen to the
left wing media, they have been pushing a talking point
and when I heard it, I said, well, that can
possibly be right, And my gut was right based on
the Washington Free Beacon. Today they have an article out
that says, is DC crime at a thirty year low?
Mainstream media outlet cite police data to say yes, without noting, oh,
(18:32):
I mean there's context and texture and information that I'm providing.
Speaker 2 (18:36):
What a shock.
Speaker 1 (18:37):
I wonder why the state run legacy media mob is
officially dead without noting that a commander is currently on
leave for allegedly falsifying the data. The DC Fraternal Order
of Police chairman said in July that the Metropolitan Police
leaders are have been pressuring officers to falsify data artificially
(19:01):
deflate crime statistics. And Political reported Monday that crime in
Washington has hit a thirty year low last year, despite
the President declaring a public safety emergency in the district,
and PR says the same thing. Oh, the President ordered
a federal intervention despite the fact that violent crime plunged
(19:21):
to a thirty year low.
Speaker 2 (19:23):
It goes on and on, but every one of.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
These publications based their stories on data collected by the
Metropolitan Police Department, which the Biden administration touted just before
leaving office. Total crime violent crime for twenty twenty four
the District of Columbia's down thirty five percent from twenty
twenty three, the lowest had spent in thirty years. Then,
the Metropolitan Police Department in July suspended at police commander
(19:52):
for allegedly manipulating crime numbers in his reports. According to
the DC Fraternal Order of Police chairman, who old NBC
four in Washington, d C that officials often pressure officers
to falsify statistics in order to make the city seem faster.
With that knowledge that, of course, the mainstream media is
(20:15):
selectively not telling their audiences, which by the way, shouldn't
shock anybody. We welcome to the program. Fox News legal analyst,
New York Times bestselling author Greg Jarrett stays with us
and William Jacobson, Cornell Law professor. All right, so let's
talk about, first of all, the manipulation of numbers. Let's
(20:36):
talk about the comparisons. Greg Jarrett will start with you,
and the legality of what President Trump is doing here
and the way the media has covered it. And you know,
we have the worst capital city in terms of the
homicide rate in the entire world. And you why would
the left in this country be so adamant against protecting
innocent people they're protecting themselves.
Speaker 4 (21:00):
Is run by far left politicians, city Council of the mayor,
so they cook the books to try to fool you
into thinking, oh, it's everything's fine in dandy in Washington, DC.
Anybody who has spent time there knows that is absolutely untrue.
And you know, the worst of it is the carjackings.
(21:20):
You know that more than half of those are committed
by minors sixty percent or fifteen and sixteen years old,
as young as twelve, guns are involved seventy two percent
of the time. And you know, local authorities refuse to
prosecute them as adults, and no wonder. There have been
more than a thousand carjackings in the last three years,
(21:44):
some of which include terrible beatings and shootings, a congressman
carjacked at gunpoint and FBI agent carjacked. But you know
the local prosecutor there, he's called the DC Attorney General.
He did dismisses it all by saying, and I'm quoting
your kids or kids as if it's okay. It's not okay.
(22:05):
The solution is simple. DC is basically a ward of
the federal government that gives the President ample authority to
do what he's doing. Under the Home Rule Act, he
can seize control of the Metropolitan Police Department on an
emergency basis. For a more sustain takeover, he would need
(22:26):
the permission of Congress, but I suspect he'd get it
because those people live in fear working at the nation's capital.
Speaker 1 (22:36):
You know this is not the only place. Now, I'll
give you the full quote, Bill Jacobson, and welcome back
to the program. I'm good to have you back, The
DC Police union chief said quote to evade public scrutiny.
Metropolitan Police Department leadership is deliberately falsifying crime data, creating
the false narrative of reduced crime while communities are suffering.
(22:58):
DC is not the only large, democratic run city where
major crimes are being under reported. If you go back
to Chicago Magazine and a few years back, Chicago Magazine
found dozens of crimes, including serious felonies, robberies, burglaries, assaults,
and even worse than that classified or downgraded to risk
(23:21):
slap offenses or made to vanish all together. In New
York City, we had an NYPD transit commander accused of
quote faking New York City subway crime statistics. So this
seems to be the general practice is to put your
head in the sand and lie. A DC councilman who's
(23:44):
been charged with taking bribes doesn't like Trump's anti crime crackdown.
That's not a big surprise. And one ABC News anchor
revealed that she was mugged in DC by a half
naked vagrant, Kyra Phillips, And I'm like, oh, okay, why
wouldn't they want law and order? Why wouldn't they want
safety and security? Why wouldn't you want a stronger police presence?
(24:06):
If you have the number one it's the number one
capital of any country in terms of the homicide rate worldwide.
Why would you not want to protect innocent people?
Speaker 5 (24:16):
Well, you know, I think it's a political outlook. It's
something you know, Democrats, Socialists of America. It's that sort
of outlook. It's you know, sores back district attorneys now
looks that views cracking down on crime as somehow an offense,
not the offense on which you're cracking down. So that's
really the issue. It's a political outlet outlook. It's all
(24:38):
motivated by that. Of course, there's also a twinge to
it nowadays of Trump derangement syndrome. But it's baffling. Why
would democrats not want people protected in a Democrat city.
It makes no sense. So it's got to be ideological.
They just do not like law enforcement and they would
rather have people get mugged and carjacked then crack down.
Speaker 1 (25:01):
All right, quick break, We'll come right back more with
Greg Jarrett William Jacobson, Cornell Law professor on the other side. Also,
your calls coming up eight hundred and ninety four one.
Shawn is on number as we continue this Tuesday. How
does this sound Sean Hennity for our president. Stay tuned,
(25:23):
mar d Jails all right, coming out.
Speaker 2 (25:32):
All right.
Speaker 1 (25:32):
We continue now the President now saying that enough is
enough in Washington, d C. And it may be coming
to a high crime city near you. And we continue
talking about the issue involving Washington, DC and the president's
announcement yesterday. You heard Janine Piro yesterday Greg Jarrett talk
about these young punks. They're fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, even as
(25:55):
high as seventeen years old, and she cannot charge them
with murder if they shoot somebody or attempted murder. And
then you know, she talked about a case for a
young kid, you know, tries to kill somebody, goes before
a judge, gets sentenced and gets a lecture about released
on I guess their own recognizance, and told that they
need to go to college. How does that keep anybody safe?
(26:18):
And what happens when these people go out and attack
other innocent.
Speaker 4 (26:21):
People, Well, they're what the politicians in local government and
the capital are doing is incentivizing criminality. And the solution
is so simple and obvious. When minors act as adults
by committing serious crimes, they need to be treated as adults.
(26:41):
And that means lowering the age for prosecution. Currently, under
DC law, fifteen year olds can only be prosecuted with
a judge's permission, and that almost never occurs, mostly because
the local prosecutor, the DC Attorney General, refuses to pursue
those cases. Even sixteen and seventeen year olds are seldom
(27:06):
charged as adults. So you know, the DC City Council
will never change the laws because they're notoriously soft on crime.
So you know, the only recourse is for the President
to step in and Congress and as I say, in
(27:26):
a DC is a ward of the federal government, answerable
to the federal government itself, mostly to Congress, but the
President as well. And he can order National Guard troops
in there. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals already ruled he
had the authority to federalize California's National Guard troops in LA.
He can do the same thing in New York, in Chicago,
(27:49):
he can do it in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Well, pretty amazing.
Speaker 1 (27:53):
But you know, we also learned a lot, I think
William Jacobson when we watched the Joint Session speech of
President Trump, and in that speech, the President recognized the
family of Lake and Riley.
Speaker 2 (28:08):
In that speech, the.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
President recognized the mother of Joscelyn Nungary, that little twelve
year old girl that was brutally raped and murdered in
Texas in Houston, and not one Democrat would even applaud
or stand up or recognize these mothers that lost their
children because of unvetted Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Alejandro Mayorcis
(28:35):
illegal immigrants that they allowed into the country. Meanwhile, they
were telling us for four years the border was closed
and the border was secure.
Speaker 2 (28:43):
I say they have blood on their hands.
Speaker 5 (28:45):
Well, I think that the border security, which is tightly
correlated to crime in the cities, I think that's such
a winning issue for Republicans. There's overwhelming popular support, including
among many Democrats, if not most Democrats, who do not
want open borders and do not want crime in their cities.
(29:05):
So it's a total winning issue, and I think it
was one of the issues that propelled Trump to victory.
There were many issues, but that was one of them.
I mean, people do not want Venezuelan crime gangs, you know,
taking over apartment buildings in our cities. They do not
want the gangs running, you know, sections of town and
so it's a total winning issue. It's really baffling how
(29:27):
the Democrats have become so ideologically driven that they will
get on the wrong side of an eighty twenty issue
every time, and they think that just by you know,
yelling about Trump, they're going to win with that. But
I think it's a total winning Republican issue. I hope
they don't let up. I hope they continue the law
enforcement push. I do agree that it's very likely we're
(29:50):
going to see the National Guard being called out in
other cities, maybe New York. Also if Mandamu wins and
it's something that Trump, it's a winning issue Trump because
people weren't safety above everything else.
Speaker 2 (30:03):
You agree with that, Greg, Jared, we'll give you the
last word.
Speaker 4 (30:06):
Yea, the bill is totally right on that subject. I
you know, it used to be the Democrats cared about
law and order. I mean it was Joe Biden in
the US Senate that beafed up, you know, penalties for crimes,
and they've Democrats have done a total one eighty And
(30:26):
how they came to that I really find mystifying.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Bill Jacobson, Thank you, Greg Jared. We've always appreciate you
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