December 17, 2025 • 28 mins
Broadcasting live from Washington, Sean Hannity opens with lighthearted travel banter before shifting into a wide-ranging and urgent conversation on global and domestic issues. Sean previews conversations with Bill O’Reilly and Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, unpacking the collapse of the Maduro regime, U.S. foreign policy pressure, and why Venezuela’s crisis matters now. He also weighs in on President Trump’s forthcoming national address and sharply criticizes Brown University over security failures following a deadly campus shooting. From cultural asides to hard national security questions, this episode blends levity with a forceful call for accountability.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Thanks to all of you for being with us. Right
down our toll free telephone number if you want to
be a part of the program, it's eight hundred and
ninety four one Sean if you want to join us.
We are broadcasting. We are live in our nation's capital.
It's such a pleasure to leave seventy seventy one seventy
two degree weather to make it up to the freezing cold.
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And I haven't seen snow all year. And as as
we're landing today, I turned to sweet Baby James is
sitting next to me, and I go, oh, look there's
snow on the ground. How beautiful. I missed. I miss
it so much. And then you get off the plane
and you know, you're walking through that little you know,
whatever you call it, and it's like, oh, it's so nice.
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I feel so alive in that cold weather. I really
miss it so much. What do you look at? What? What?
What you know? Sweet baby James is laughing? Is you
and sweet baby yeah, walking in the snow, walking in
the snow, listening to your transit walking Korea Army music.
We're going to get into this later, to you through
into the northeast. Well, I want to know what Bill
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o'riley's favorite music is. We'll have to ask him that question.
I get. I can only imagine. I'm certain you know,
it's something bizarre that I could just that's my best guess.
I don't know for sure. Maybe we'll do a poll later.
I don't know. After we have them on, see we
see where he votes, we'll put yours burl Ives. You
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know Christmas music, Holly Jolly, you have done. I did
not kick my ass because you fixed the poles. You're
in charge. I don't have any access to my web.
All right, enough of this nonsense. Stop Bah humbu, Holly Jolly,
Frosty the Snowman, jingle bells, jingle bols. I prefer music that. Look,
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it's great for kids. Let me let me just stop
and make a delineation here. If you got a lot
of kids. I'm young at heart. What can I say? No,
you're not young at heart. You're like an old woman
at heart. You're absolutely opposite of young at heart. You know, angry,
trying to piss me off before every show. It's unbelievable.
People only knew, well you gotta get layoff. Linda. I'm like, no,
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Linda's a she just purposely pokes the bear every day
in the hopes of pissing me off because she thinks
I'll do a better show. And I am already pissed
off in a way because I'm I'm furious with Brown University,
which is where we're going to start today. A couple
of things coming up. Not only O'Reilly, but Maria Corina
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Machado is going to join us now. She basically kicked
Maduro's ass in the last election and she is now
living in exile. She won the Nobel Peace Prize. She's
the woman that won the Nobel Peace Prize and said
I don't deserve it. It really belongs to Donald Trump and
I we're talking about this today because Trump has declared
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Venezuelan's regime a foreign terrorist organization and ordered an oil
tanker blockade. He's he's bankrupting Maduro. Maduro's gonna have to
make a decision, probably sooner than later, and that is
to leave if he wants to ever. You know, see
the light of day and the president, sirius, we see
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that he's been taking out these narco terrorists left, right
and sideways. And I don't have a clock in front
of me why do I not have a clock. I'm
not sure. I don't see it. No, it's not working.
And so Maduro's regime is in jeopardy right now. They
are a foreign terrorist organization. The sad tragedy is and
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I'm sure that Maria will talk about this is Venezuela
has so much in terms of natural resources. It could
be one of the richest nations on the face of
the earth. If Iran, for example, was not run by
radical Islamis and Iatolas and you know, people that spend
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every penny they have on buying missiles and building missiles
and weaponry to destroy Israel in the West, they could
be I mean, we're talking about the old Persian Empire here.
They could be one of the richest countries on earth.
And this is the sad part about evils. It just
it's destructive each and every where it goes. It just
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as horrible. I will tell you what I'm seeing. And
by the way, where again the President's going to address
the nation tonight. That address takes place at nine o'clock.
We will have it for you live. It's from the
White House. It is not your typical President Trump address.
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This is going to be a formal address, and if
I had to guess, the president is going to give
a progress report all that he inherited and what he's
been able to do with the achievements that he's made
in a year, I will tell you they are historic.
And the funny thing is, I know for many people
he wears them out. He is is this man lives, eats, breathes,
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sleeps his job. That's what he does. And if he's
playing golf, I've never ever in my life witnessed anybody
that could sweep through eighteen holes of golf in under
two hours, sometimes in an hour and a half. I mean,
it's the most remarkable experience. I did play with him
once in this first term. It is the most because
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I don't have time to play golf. I worked too
much to play golf, and I was pretty decent. I
remember the first three holes. I out drove him and
he's like, he looked at me and he goes, hockey player,
and I said, yeah, I've been a hockey player. He goes,
you swing like a hockey player, and hockey players usually
can drive the ball pretty well. Because I had a
great slap shot, so long story short, I outdrove him
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but not by a lot, but like ten fifteen yards,
and I could tell it was pissing him off. Now,
you cannot beat this man short game. I watched him
drain ree in row thirty foot plus putts. I've never
seen anything like it. And he just you know, gets
up there. Boop doesn't even have like what would be
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the picture perfect putting swing. Now, his swing is just
every ball is in play, every ball is in the fairway.
You know he has. He's great at this short game.
He's he's pretty much a scratch golfer. And people say, oh,
he's cheating. No, he's not cheating. I watched it. I
played with him. And the funny part is is both
sides of the fairway are lined with Secret Service agents.
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Now imagine this. You're standing next to the president of
the United States and you have a golf club in
your hand. How many red dots had to be on
the back of my head with me standing next to
him with a golf club in my hand. That's all
I could think about. And they've got like, they got
vehicles that can withstand IDs, they've got ambulances, they got
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operating rooms in golf carts. It's like the most it's incredible.
If you've ever seen a presidential motorcade. And I got
when we were in the Gulf States and we went
on that trip, I got to ride in the beast
on one leg and it's the most incredible thing in
the world. The doors, I mean, it's like a foot thick.
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It is incredibly thick and can withstand unbelievable amounts of
firepower to protect the president, which is the right thing
to do. And I don't care if you're a Democrat
or a Republican. Oh hannay, you say that, you don't
mean that. I'm like, yeah, actually, I do mean it.
And that's the way it should be. We have to
we have to. Look, we're living a very violent society.
I don't care what your politics are. You got to
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protect people. And this gets now brings me into you
know why I'm so angry at Brown University. Now, keep
in mind, this is a university that is openly embraced
DEI wokeism at the highest level. You know, they had
a memo that they put out where they're talking about
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ways to stop spending money, but yet they want to
spend more money on DEI. I've read this and I'm like,
you got to be kidding me, and so it is
inexcusable to me. And the President even picked up on
this and waited on this too. You would think, now
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at my house, for example, and you all know I
have simply saved home security. They have AI security cameras.
They are now affordable for most Americans. If you want
to get a couple of cameras around your house, one
or two or three, whatever you need. Me, I've got
a million and it has facial it has facial recognition
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in other words, like it can see me and it
knows that I'm safe at my own house and people
that are regular people that come in my house, like
sweet baby James facial recognition, then I will get alerted.
I have it around the whole perimeter of my house.
It is inexcusable at a university in this day and age,
especially one with an eight billion dollar endowment, they didn't
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have AI up to date latest technology security cameras on
covering every square inch of that campus. And by the way,
I would include inside of every classroom that's being monitored
by live agents twenty four to seven. The fact that
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this late date, what is five days later, we don't
have you know, a facial recognition picture and acknowledge who
this person is. It's unforgivable. President Trump slam Brown for
saying they have so few security cameras. This gunman remains
on the run, killed two people, injured nine on campus,
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and he posted on truth Social focusing squarely on the
absence of usable surveillance voote from the engineering building where
the shooting unfolded. Why did Brown University have so few
security cameras? And the cameras they have suck. They're not
even updated AI high resolution, you know cameras that not
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only you know, you can you can literally, like on
my phone, I can look right now, I'm in Washington, DC.
I could look at any part of my property, and
I could I could zoom in on any part of
my property right now. I'll show Linda in the break
and anyway. So the President, you know, rightly is angry,
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and you know, it's just unfortunately. Here's another horrible thing
that's happened. The FBI has sent in and I talked
to a number of FBI sources, very high ranking, and
they have confirmed to me that they have sent in
their top people from around the entire country that they
have come in to Providence, Rhode Island. And I know
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Rhode Island really well. As a matter of fact, I
know Brown University well because there's a street that's well known,
kind of iconic in the area called Benefit Street. When
I lived there in the eighties, you know, and I
had a contracting business, was I was doing remodeling work
on Benefit Street I did. I would rehab these homes.
They remember, these are like old New England style homes.
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They don't have regular plaster. I mean when you took
the walls down, they had old horse hair plaster. They
used to put real horse hair, you know, in their combination.
And then they had these lats instead of you know, wallboard,
and you just would fill them that way. And now
you could go through the very arduous, difficult job of
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skim coating the wall, or you get a start from
scratch and rip down the horse hair plaster and the
lats and then put up wallboard and modernize it, which
was the better way, But some people went for the
cheaper op, which is skim coding. I know it shows
that I know a lot about my business of contract Anyway,
The Attorney General is warning that speculation about Brown University shooter,
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and there's been a lot of online chatter, a lot
and a lot of speculation. I'm just warning everybody right
now pay attention to it, but don't believe it all
and even the Attorney General. But the worst part of this,
they are allowing local police and campus security to run
the lead on it because there's no known federal offense
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at this time. The FEDS don't have authority to go
in and take over. Now, if you're in Rhode Island
and your kid goes to Brown University, who do you
want leading that investigation? I think I take Cash Pattel
and Dan Bongino's FBI with our top FBIA people working
on it over local law enforcement and campus security, because
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then I begin to think, you know, bad things are
going to happen anyway. I just think there's no excuse
for this, and the fact that you know, as time
goes on, it gets more and more difficult. Now I
do know this. The FBI is not laying back, they're
not taking it lightly, and the FBI is just basically
on their own decided Okay, we're just gonna run our
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own parallel investigation. And when you're ready for the adults
to take over and take charge. We'll do it anyway,
So we'll get to that. We did have a lot
of feedback on this Christmas song thing. I can't believe it.
Why does everyone care about Chris which Christmas song? Is
not that they care about our songs, It's that they're
so depressed because the world is on fire. The world
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is always the world. Well okay, but the world is
always on fire. If we're gonna be honest, it's always bad.
There's always evil in this world. Always has been evil
in the world, and I wish it wasn't so. But
you know, you're your desire, your kids aren't young anymore.
And the idea that you want to do, you want
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to do holly jolly, jingle bells, Santa claus Is come
in to town, Frosty the Snowman, the kids over, trans
Siberian Orchestra, RUSSI introduced to the world Mannheim Steamroller. He
really put them on. That's real Christmas music. Maybe we'll
go back if you want to call it. Which one
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do you prefer? I don't know. I'm just all right.
We'll do a little holly jolly after your cell phone
call in and vote for me. I don't know what
to make of this except that it's so heart wrenching.
But we have more details about the the the murder
of Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle. And here's the thing.
(14:42):
They have surveillance footage that shows the dramatic moment police
vehicles surround the sun Nick Reiner as he surrenders to
law enforcement following murder, the murders of his parents. He's
now Apparently he was not deemed healthy enough to go
before a judge yesterday. Maybe later this week. We'll have
to wait and see. Anyway. The video, taken from a
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gas station near Exposition Park in LA captured Reiner calmly
moving through a convenience store in the early morning hours
at five am local time, the day after his parents
were found dead in their Brentwood home. Moments later, as
he walks across the street, all these patrol cars pull up,
lights flashing, officers take him into custody. In the footage,
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Reiner is seen as raising his hands as officers approach.
And then of course you get you know a lot
of the details. Apparently they were all at Conan O'Brien's
Christmas party. By the way, where was my invitation? I think,
did you get invited? I didn't get invited. Did you
get invited?
Speaker 2 (15:41):
A comedian?
Speaker 1 (15:43):
Neither is Rob Reiner. But I mean it's sad, it's tragic.
But you know, and this is not political. This is
a this is a human tragedy. It just is. And
it is unbelievable. You know, this pork his kid has
been in rehab seventeen times. And everybody that listens to
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the show right now, I guarantee that you know somebody
that has you know, or somebody or somebody's family or
somebody's family member or a friend or a coworker as
a family member addicted to drugs. You want to know
why Donald Trump is going after these Narco terrorists? For
this reason. He is going after them with a vengeance.
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And that's why the president is taking out these Narco terrorists. Oh, everybody.
Every fisherman has five three hundred plus horsepower outboard engines
racing a million miles a second because they want to
catch fish faster. I've always known fishermen are in a
real rush to catch the fish. It's very nature if
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you're a fisherman. One of my best friends as a fisherman,
I had a boat I gave him that boat because
I can't stand boats. They're paint in the neck. I
put the boat in the water every year. I usually
wouldn't use it. If I did, it was one time.
I'd pull it out. I'd pay for a million repairs,
pay to store it, put it back in the next year.
(17:09):
Same thing went on for years. It was a big
Boston whaler. What was that thing called? I forget and
then I'm blessed or outrage? Yeah, a conquest three oh five?
Thank you. Ethan's a fisherman, right, you're a fisherman.
Speaker 3 (17:26):
I am. It's a very nice boat.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
All right. And you're on the air, right, I have
no idea what Yeah, I'm on air right now. Okay,
what do you like to go? Fishing? For?
Speaker 3 (17:36):
Everything? From sea bass, porgies to tuna. I fish for
any any whatever's biting, I'll fish for.
Speaker 1 (17:43):
This is the oddest thing is that off the coast
of Long Island, and you know, very close offshore, there's
been this influx of blue fin tuna. Am I wrong
about that? No?
Speaker 3 (17:55):
No, they come right up to the beaches.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
Yeah, but they never used to correct.
Speaker 3 (17:59):
Yeah, there's a global warming they've been coming climate change closer.
You could get them right off of Montalk, right.
Speaker 1 (18:05):
Off the shore. All right, So okay, and have you
ever caught a tuna?
Speaker 4 (18:09):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (18:09):
Yeah, I've caught tuna before.
Speaker 1 (18:11):
How many pounds?
Speaker 3 (18:12):
My biggest one is probably about eighty pounds, But I've
I've caught some water and uh.
Speaker 1 (18:18):
Nothing, did you watching tuna? My biggest barely a keeper.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
My biggest fish was a goliath grouper down in Florida.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
And how big was that?
Speaker 3 (18:26):
Eight hundred eight?
Speaker 1 (18:28):
You caught an eight hundred pound fish?
Speaker 3 (18:32):
It came up to the party boat. It was we
didn't you can't keep them?
Speaker 1 (18:36):
Well, what good is it? What's the point of fishing?
And just you know, taking the hook out and presending
a bloody fish back in the water so you can
just so you can take a picture and show your friends.
Speaker 3 (18:45):
All I was fishing for other fish. I happened to cook.
Speaker 1 (18:49):
You just happened to catch an eight hundred pounder and
bring it up to the boat. Yeah, you get a
picture of it. Yeah it's somewhere. Yeah that means no,
that's another that's like a fishing first, I caught a
fish this big. It's just so big, it's bigger than
I am six feet tall.
Speaker 3 (19:08):
This is when I first started interning for you, when
I was like sixteen, So it's it's quite a long
time ago.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
Man. How many years have you been with me?
Speaker 3 (19:17):
March of this next year will be twenty.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
Oh my gosh, wow, these years just fly on by.
By the way, we have on the program Maria Carino Machado,
who won the Nobel Peace Prize and really beat Maduro
in the last election. Now the President Trump declared the
Venezuelan regime a foreign terrorist organization. We'll have fun with
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Bill O'Reilly today as we head into the holidays. A
couple of other things that we'll get to your calls
here eight hundred nine foot one sean.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
By the way, Miriam Adelson has offered Trump two hundred
and fifty million dollars to run for a third term.
And apparently Alan Dershwitz is writing a book and we'll
have them on soon about this that he thinks there's
a legal way for Trump to get a third term.
That's you put that in his head. He's gonna run
with that sucker, and he's gonna He loves to take
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up space in people's minds. People do not understand Donald Trump.
They're never gonna understand them. They don't want to understand them.
He loves pissing off people and just you know, creating
all of the feigned you know, outrage that always surrounds him.
And Obama appointed judge praised a Biden illegal who raped
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a woman with cerebral palsy. Okay, hannay, you're making that up,
Dally wire, Obama appointed judge facing mounting backlash for praising
any illegal immigrant who raped a woman with cerebral palsy
and now could be walking free sooner than expected. Anyway,
this person entered the US illegally seven times, pulled the
(20:55):
woman uh with cerebral palsy cognitive delays into a launch
room in the apartment building that they lived in, sodomized
this woman, raped this woman, and the guy pled guilty
to three sex crime sentenced to six to fifteen years
in a Michigan state prison. But the US district judge,
(21:15):
his name is Levy, spared the illegal immigrant additional two
years in prison. Call him quote an ambassador for living
up to our immigration restrictions. He's deported seven times, what
are you talking about? The judge decided that five months
that he spent in the federal custody were enough and
he could now walk free as soon as July of
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twenty twenty eight. Okay, there's something wrong in our country
and you have the people that are that stupid, really
something radically wrong. Zoron Mamdani's father, comrade Marxistmumdani, according to
the Jewish Forward in New York, a long time Columbia
(21:58):
University professor, father of Zoron the moron you're the new
mayor of New York soon sharply criticized the school leadership
and its creation of a task force to address allegations
of anti Semitism. Students who hold pro Palestinian views are
terrified and terrorized. He said, Okay, who is terrorized and
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victims of terror? On October seventh, you know which group
has in their chartered the destruction of Israel. Good luck,
New York. You're not gonna have Hannity to kick around.
Hannity's long gone. Even Chuck Schumer, when I met him,
I said, I know you're glad. I've been gone a
couple of years now. I never come back. And he goes, no,
I'm not really glad about that, meaning he doesn't think
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it's good. Ma'm Donnie's first test raging anti Semis launching
a vicious subway attack on Jewish students.
Speaker 2 (22:51):
Too.
Speaker 1 (22:52):
Hateful attackers caught on disturbing video threatening to kill a
group of young Jewish men on the subway. You know,
they yelled at me and the sun and said I'll
kill you. And it goes on from there. This anti
Semitism thing is sick. What would you want American our
government to do if people were firing rockets murdering the
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equivalent of forty thousand Americans in a day? Would you
want them to stop fighting or would you want them
to obliterate the enemy. It's really that simple. Kyle and Michigan.
What's up, Kyle? How are you?
Speaker 4 (23:29):
I'm doing great? Thanksgicking my phone call Sean a honor
to Linda. I like the classic music, but I have
yet to hear a TSO song that I dislike. They
are by far and away in my opinion.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
They are say that again Trans Siberian Orchestra So. In
other words, music like this is by far and away,
you believe the best Christmas music out there? Just to
remind people what it sounds like that nothing you display.
Remember Christ, our savior, he was born on Christmas Day. Amazing,
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now you got, I mean, it just takes it to
a new level. Now, if you have young kids and
you like Ho ho ho and Holly Jolly and Santa
Claus is coming to town and you know, jingle bells
and Rudolph and Frosty, that's fine for kids. But if
you're asking me as an adult.
Speaker 4 (24:29):
Musical taste and so, they like TSO better anyway.
Speaker 1 (24:31):
So exactly they're smarter than their parents.
Speaker 4 (24:35):
Hey, Sean, can I ask you real quick about the
president speech tonight?
Speaker 2 (24:38):
No?
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Okay, no, no, I said, yeah, go ahead, Oh okay.
Speaker 4 (24:44):
Well, I think he's going to talk about affordability, and
I think that you know, we don't need the salesman.
I think we just need the facts. She's bringing down
fuel prices. I think that's one of the main things
that people look at when they filled their gas.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Fuel prices, inflation, interest rates, prices, some groceries. It down.
But his full economic plan won't take effect till next year.
So I think it's good. You know, you want me
to tell you what I think the speech is, Kyle,
cut to the chase. You don't want me to tell you.
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I'll tell you if you want me to.
Speaker 4 (25:17):
I just I just think that one of the best things,
the best views I've heard, is that even Scott Beston
has said that rent is starting to come down with
million illegal immigrants gone. And I think that if we
get rid of twenty million immigrants, I think that's going
to go a long way to solving the housing affordability issue.
Speaker 1 (25:33):
It already is. I mean, that's that's another success. Trillions
in manufacturing investment, largest tax cuts in history, We already
see the lifeblood of our economy. Energy prices are down dramatically,
almost a half from Biden's high, unbelievable. And you're going
to see no tax on tips, overtime social Security. You're
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going to keep more of your weekly or bi weekly check,
and you're not going to pay the irs is much
used to pay them. How cool is that? That's good?
All right? Joe and Utah? What's up? Joe?
Speaker 2 (26:08):
Well, Merry Christmas. Shan nice to talk to you.
Speaker 1 (26:11):
Well, you can say that here. We're not a public school,
So Merry Christmas to you too, sir.
Speaker 2 (26:15):
I've been listening to you long enough. I understand that. Hey,
I just wanted to say to you and Linda are
actually both winning this argument. And you know, I hate
to get between you guys bantering and all. But as
much as I love the old stuff and I do
like Tso a lot and Mannheim, but we all have
to remember there's like fifteen Christmas songs with six hundred
versions of them, so I mean, if we listen to
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one or the other, it get a little redundant.
Speaker 1 (26:40):
Look again, if you have young kids, Holly, Jolly, Santa
Claus is coming to town. I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus.
Whatever it is, jingle bells, Rudolph Frosty, that's great for kids.
I like Christmas music to be about Jesus and Christian music.
That's it, and I love it when it brings me
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deeper into it, which is what I think that the
music I like does anyway, appreciate the call Merry Christmas,
my friend, God bless you, Lily and Kansas. Want I'll
give one person that agrees with Linda, just for kicks
and giggles.
Speaker 5 (27:17):
Lily, go ahead, Hey, Shaw, love you and Linda. Thank
you for everything that you do in order to enlighten
us with what's going on with our country.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
Thank you. We love you for letting us do what
we love.
Speaker 5 (27:29):
Yeah, I I respect your view as far as what
you love for Christmas music, But I have to agree
with Linda. I'm seventy years old and some of the
old traditional music, you know, with Bing Crosby, the Andrews Sisters.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
The Andrews Sisters, the Andrews, you sound like my father
this way Christmas Christmas.
Speaker 5 (27:54):
But what really beautiful about it is that all that
music brings back that of the times that you know,
we didn't have any crime, We didn't have you know,
children being kidnapped. Life was so much easier, It was
so much more pleasant. And when you hear that music,
it brings you back to that time.
Speaker 1 (28:15):
All right, I'm not You're Lily, God bless you. I
wish you of Merry Christmas. Okay, it's not a public school.
You're free to say it here on this program, and
Happy Hanukah, Merry Christmas. You can say it all. You know.
What'll be interesting, I'm going to ask O'Reilly he doesn't
know it. I'm going to ask him what his favorite
Christmas music is. That's going to be fun. I can't
by the way, whatever it is is going to be weird.
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That's my prediction.
Thanks to all of you for being with us. Right
down our toll free telephone number if you want to
be a part of the program, it's eight hundred and
ninety four one Sean if you want to join us.
We are broadcasting. We are live in our nation's capital.
It's such a pleasure to leave seventy seventy one seventy
two degree weather to make it up to the freezing cold.
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And I haven't seen snow all year. And as as
we're landing today, I turned to sweet Baby James is
sitting next to me, and I go, oh, look there's
snow on the ground. How beautiful. I missed. I miss
it so much. And then you get off the plane
and you know, you're walking through that little you know,
whatever you call it, and it's like, oh, it's so nice.
(00:43):
I feel so alive in that cold weather. I really
miss it so much. What do you look at? What? What?
What you know? Sweet baby James is laughing? Is you
and sweet baby yeah, walking in the snow, walking in
the snow, listening to your transit walking Korea Army music.
We're going to get into this later, to you through
into the northeast. Well, I want to know what Bill
(01:04):
o'riley's favorite music is. We'll have to ask him that question.
I get. I can only imagine. I'm certain you know,
it's something bizarre that I could just that's my best guess.
I don't know for sure. Maybe we'll do a poll later.
I don't know. After we have them on, see we
see where he votes, we'll put yours burl Ives. You
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know Christmas music, Holly Jolly, you have done. I did
not kick my ass because you fixed the poles. You're
in charge. I don't have any access to my web.
All right, enough of this nonsense. Stop Bah humbu, Holly Jolly,
Frosty the Snowman, jingle bells, jingle bols. I prefer music that. Look,
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it's great for kids. Let me let me just stop
and make a delineation here. If you got a lot
of kids. I'm young at heart. What can I say? No,
you're not young at heart. You're like an old woman
at heart. You're absolutely opposite of young at heart. You know, angry,
trying to piss me off before every show. It's unbelievable.
People only knew, well you gotta get layoff. Linda. I'm like, no,
(02:10):
Linda's a she just purposely pokes the bear every day
in the hopes of pissing me off because she thinks
I'll do a better show. And I am already pissed
off in a way because I'm I'm furious with Brown University,
which is where we're going to start today. A couple
of things coming up. Not only O'Reilly, but Maria Corina
(02:31):
Machado is going to join us now. She basically kicked
Maduro's ass in the last election and she is now
living in exile. She won the Nobel Peace Prize. She's
the woman that won the Nobel Peace Prize and said
I don't deserve it. It really belongs to Donald Trump and
I we're talking about this today because Trump has declared
(02:52):
Venezuelan's regime a foreign terrorist organization and ordered an oil
tanker blockade. He's he's bankrupting Maduro. Maduro's gonna have to
make a decision, probably sooner than later, and that is
to leave if he wants to ever. You know, see
the light of day and the president, sirius, we see
(03:13):
that he's been taking out these narco terrorists left, right
and sideways. And I don't have a clock in front
of me why do I not have a clock. I'm
not sure. I don't see it. No, it's not working.
And so Maduro's regime is in jeopardy right now. They
are a foreign terrorist organization. The sad tragedy is and
(03:36):
I'm sure that Maria will talk about this is Venezuela
has so much in terms of natural resources. It could
be one of the richest nations on the face of
the earth. If Iran, for example, was not run by
radical Islamis and Iatolas and you know, people that spend
(03:56):
every penny they have on buying missiles and building missiles
and weaponry to destroy Israel in the West, they could
be I mean, we're talking about the old Persian Empire here.
They could be one of the richest countries on earth.
And this is the sad part about evils. It just
it's destructive each and every where it goes. It just
(04:17):
as horrible. I will tell you what I'm seeing. And
by the way, where again the President's going to address
the nation tonight. That address takes place at nine o'clock.
We will have it for you live. It's from the
White House. It is not your typical President Trump address.
(04:38):
This is going to be a formal address, and if
I had to guess, the president is going to give
a progress report all that he inherited and what he's
been able to do with the achievements that he's made
in a year, I will tell you they are historic.
And the funny thing is, I know for many people
he wears them out. He is is this man lives, eats, breathes,
(05:03):
sleeps his job. That's what he does. And if he's
playing golf, I've never ever in my life witnessed anybody
that could sweep through eighteen holes of golf in under
two hours, sometimes in an hour and a half. I mean,
it's the most remarkable experience. I did play with him
once in this first term. It is the most because
(05:26):
I don't have time to play golf. I worked too
much to play golf, and I was pretty decent. I
remember the first three holes. I out drove him and
he's like, he looked at me and he goes, hockey player,
and I said, yeah, I've been a hockey player. He goes,
you swing like a hockey player, and hockey players usually
can drive the ball pretty well. Because I had a
great slap shot, so long story short, I outdrove him
(05:49):
but not by a lot, but like ten fifteen yards,
and I could tell it was pissing him off. Now,
you cannot beat this man short game. I watched him
drain ree in row thirty foot plus putts. I've never
seen anything like it. And he just you know, gets
up there. Boop doesn't even have like what would be
(06:10):
the picture perfect putting swing. Now, his swing is just
every ball is in play, every ball is in the fairway.
You know he has. He's great at this short game.
He's he's pretty much a scratch golfer. And people say, oh,
he's cheating. No, he's not cheating. I watched it. I
played with him. And the funny part is is both
sides of the fairway are lined with Secret Service agents.
(06:32):
Now imagine this. You're standing next to the president of
the United States and you have a golf club in
your hand. How many red dots had to be on
the back of my head with me standing next to
him with a golf club in my hand. That's all
I could think about. And they've got like, they got
vehicles that can withstand IDs, they've got ambulances, they got
(06:55):
operating rooms in golf carts. It's like the most it's incredible.
If you've ever seen a presidential motorcade. And I got
when we were in the Gulf States and we went
on that trip, I got to ride in the beast
on one leg and it's the most incredible thing in
the world. The doors, I mean, it's like a foot thick.
(07:16):
It is incredibly thick and can withstand unbelievable amounts of
firepower to protect the president, which is the right thing
to do. And I don't care if you're a Democrat
or a Republican. Oh hannay, you say that, you don't
mean that. I'm like, yeah, actually, I do mean it.
And that's the way it should be. We have to
we have to. Look, we're living a very violent society.
I don't care what your politics are. You got to
(07:38):
protect people. And this gets now brings me into you
know why I'm so angry at Brown University. Now, keep
in mind, this is a university that is openly embraced
DEI wokeism at the highest level. You know, they had
a memo that they put out where they're talking about
(07:58):
ways to stop spending money, but yet they want to
spend more money on DEI. I've read this and I'm like,
you got to be kidding me, and so it is
inexcusable to me. And the President even picked up on
this and waited on this too. You would think, now
(08:20):
at my house, for example, and you all know I
have simply saved home security. They have AI security cameras.
They are now affordable for most Americans. If you want
to get a couple of cameras around your house, one
or two or three, whatever you need. Me, I've got
a million and it has facial it has facial recognition
(08:44):
in other words, like it can see me and it
knows that I'm safe at my own house and people
that are regular people that come in my house, like
sweet baby James facial recognition, then I will get alerted.
I have it around the whole perimeter of my house.
It is inexcusable at a university in this day and age,
especially one with an eight billion dollar endowment, they didn't
(09:09):
have AI up to date latest technology security cameras on
covering every square inch of that campus. And by the way,
I would include inside of every classroom that's being monitored
by live agents twenty four to seven. The fact that
(09:30):
this late date, what is five days later, we don't
have you know, a facial recognition picture and acknowledge who
this person is. It's unforgivable. President Trump slam Brown for
saying they have so few security cameras. This gunman remains
on the run, killed two people, injured nine on campus,
(09:53):
and he posted on truth Social focusing squarely on the
absence of usable surveillance voote from the engineering building where
the shooting unfolded. Why did Brown University have so few
security cameras? And the cameras they have suck. They're not
even updated AI high resolution, you know cameras that not
(10:16):
only you know, you can you can literally, like on
my phone, I can look right now, I'm in Washington, DC.
I could look at any part of my property, and
I could I could zoom in on any part of
my property right now. I'll show Linda in the break
and anyway. So the President, you know, rightly is angry,
(10:38):
and you know, it's just unfortunately. Here's another horrible thing
that's happened. The FBI has sent in and I talked
to a number of FBI sources, very high ranking, and
they have confirmed to me that they have sent in
their top people from around the entire country that they
have come in to Providence, Rhode Island. And I know
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Rhode Island really well. As a matter of fact, I
know Brown University well because there's a street that's well known,
kind of iconic in the area called Benefit Street. When
I lived there in the eighties, you know, and I
had a contracting business, was I was doing remodeling work
on Benefit Street I did. I would rehab these homes.
They remember, these are like old New England style homes.
(11:24):
They don't have regular plaster. I mean when you took
the walls down, they had old horse hair plaster. They
used to put real horse hair, you know, in their combination.
And then they had these lats instead of you know, wallboard,
and you just would fill them that way. And now
you could go through the very arduous, difficult job of
(11:47):
skim coating the wall, or you get a start from
scratch and rip down the horse hair plaster and the
lats and then put up wallboard and modernize it, which
was the better way, But some people went for the
cheaper op, which is skim coding. I know it shows
that I know a lot about my business of contract Anyway,
The Attorney General is warning that speculation about Brown University shooter,
(12:10):
and there's been a lot of online chatter, a lot
and a lot of speculation. I'm just warning everybody right
now pay attention to it, but don't believe it all
and even the Attorney General. But the worst part of this,
they are allowing local police and campus security to run
the lead on it because there's no known federal offense
(12:32):
at this time. The FEDS don't have authority to go
in and take over. Now, if you're in Rhode Island
and your kid goes to Brown University, who do you
want leading that investigation? I think I take Cash Pattel
and Dan Bongino's FBI with our top FBIA people working
on it over local law enforcement and campus security, because
(12:55):
then I begin to think, you know, bad things are
going to happen anyway. I just think there's no excuse
for this, and the fact that you know, as time
goes on, it gets more and more difficult. Now I
do know this. The FBI is not laying back, they're
not taking it lightly, and the FBI is just basically
on their own decided Okay, we're just gonna run our
(13:18):
own parallel investigation. And when you're ready for the adults
to take over and take charge. We'll do it anyway,
So we'll get to that. We did have a lot
of feedback on this Christmas song thing. I can't believe it.
Why does everyone care about Chris which Christmas song? Is
not that they care about our songs, It's that they're
so depressed because the world is on fire. The world
(13:40):
is always the world. Well okay, but the world is
always on fire. If we're gonna be honest, it's always bad.
There's always evil in this world. Always has been evil
in the world, and I wish it wasn't so. But
you know, you're your desire, your kids aren't young anymore.
And the idea that you want to do, you want
(14:01):
to do holly jolly, jingle bells, Santa claus Is come
in to town, Frosty the Snowman, the kids over, trans
Siberian Orchestra, RUSSI introduced to the world Mannheim Steamroller. He
really put them on. That's real Christmas music. Maybe we'll
go back if you want to call it. Which one
(14:21):
do you prefer? I don't know. I'm just all right.
We'll do a little holly jolly after your cell phone
call in and vote for me. I don't know what
to make of this except that it's so heart wrenching.
But we have more details about the the the murder
of Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle. And here's the thing.
(14:42):
They have surveillance footage that shows the dramatic moment police
vehicles surround the sun Nick Reiner as he surrenders to
law enforcement following murder, the murders of his parents. He's
now Apparently he was not deemed healthy enough to go
before a judge yesterday. Maybe later this week. We'll have
to wait and see. Anyway. The video, taken from a
(15:04):
gas station near Exposition Park in LA captured Reiner calmly
moving through a convenience store in the early morning hours
at five am local time, the day after his parents
were found dead in their Brentwood home. Moments later, as
he walks across the street, all these patrol cars pull up,
lights flashing, officers take him into custody. In the footage,
(15:25):
Reiner is seen as raising his hands as officers approach.
And then of course you get you know a lot
of the details. Apparently they were all at Conan O'Brien's
Christmas party. By the way, where was my invitation? I think,
did you get invited? I didn't get invited. Did you
get invited?
Speaker 2 (15:41):
A comedian?
Speaker 1 (15:43):
Neither is Rob Reiner. But I mean it's sad, it's tragic.
But you know, and this is not political. This is
a this is a human tragedy. It just is. And
it is unbelievable. You know, this pork his kid has
been in rehab seventeen times. And everybody that listens to
(16:05):
the show right now, I guarantee that you know somebody
that has you know, or somebody or somebody's family or
somebody's family member or a friend or a coworker as
a family member addicted to drugs. You want to know
why Donald Trump is going after these Narco terrorists? For
this reason. He is going after them with a vengeance.
(16:29):
And that's why the president is taking out these Narco terrorists. Oh, everybody.
Every fisherman has five three hundred plus horsepower outboard engines
racing a million miles a second because they want to
catch fish faster. I've always known fishermen are in a
real rush to catch the fish. It's very nature if
(16:49):
you're a fisherman. One of my best friends as a fisherman,
I had a boat I gave him that boat because
I can't stand boats. They're paint in the neck. I
put the boat in the water every year. I usually
wouldn't use it. If I did, it was one time.
I'd pull it out. I'd pay for a million repairs,
pay to store it, put it back in the next year.
(17:09):
Same thing went on for years. It was a big
Boston whaler. What was that thing called? I forget and
then I'm blessed or outrage? Yeah, a conquest three oh five?
Thank you. Ethan's a fisherman, right, you're a fisherman.
Speaker 3 (17:26):
I am. It's a very nice boat.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
All right. And you're on the air, right, I have
no idea what Yeah, I'm on air right now. Okay,
what do you like to go? Fishing? For?
Speaker 3 (17:36):
Everything? From sea bass, porgies to tuna. I fish for
any any whatever's biting, I'll fish for.
Speaker 1 (17:43):
This is the oddest thing is that off the coast
of Long Island, and you know, very close offshore, there's
been this influx of blue fin tuna. Am I wrong
about that? No?
Speaker 3 (17:55):
No, they come right up to the beaches.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
Yeah, but they never used to correct.
Speaker 3 (17:59):
Yeah, there's a global warming they've been coming climate change closer.
You could get them right off of Montalk, right.
Speaker 1 (18:05):
Off the shore. All right, So okay, and have you
ever caught a tuna?
Speaker 4 (18:09):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (18:09):
Yeah, I've caught tuna before.
Speaker 1 (18:11):
How many pounds?
Speaker 3 (18:12):
My biggest one is probably about eighty pounds, But I've
I've caught some water and uh.
Speaker 1 (18:18):
Nothing, did you watching tuna? My biggest barely a keeper.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
My biggest fish was a goliath grouper down in Florida.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
And how big was that?
Speaker 3 (18:26):
Eight hundred eight?
Speaker 1 (18:28):
You caught an eight hundred pound fish?
Speaker 3 (18:32):
It came up to the party boat. It was we
didn't you can't keep them?
Speaker 1 (18:36):
Well, what good is it? What's the point of fishing?
And just you know, taking the hook out and presending
a bloody fish back in the water so you can
just so you can take a picture and show your friends.
Speaker 3 (18:45):
All I was fishing for other fish. I happened to cook.
Speaker 1 (18:49):
You just happened to catch an eight hundred pounder and
bring it up to the boat. Yeah, you get a
picture of it. Yeah it's somewhere. Yeah that means no,
that's another that's like a fishing first, I caught a
fish this big. It's just so big, it's bigger than
I am six feet tall.
Speaker 3 (19:08):
This is when I first started interning for you, when
I was like sixteen, So it's it's quite a long
time ago.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
Man. How many years have you been with me?
Speaker 3 (19:17):
March of this next year will be twenty.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
Oh my gosh, wow, these years just fly on by.
By the way, we have on the program Maria Carino Machado,
who won the Nobel Peace Prize and really beat Maduro
in the last election. Now the President Trump declared the
Venezuelan regime a foreign terrorist organization. We'll have fun with
(19:41):
Bill O'Reilly today as we head into the holidays. A
couple of other things that we'll get to your calls
here eight hundred nine foot one sean.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (19:50):
By the way, Miriam Adelson has offered Trump two hundred
and fifty million dollars to run for a third term.
And apparently Alan Dershwitz is writing a book and we'll
have them on soon about this that he thinks there's
a legal way for Trump to get a third term.
That's you put that in his head. He's gonna run
with that sucker, and he's gonna He loves to take
(20:13):
up space in people's minds. People do not understand Donald Trump.
They're never gonna understand them. They don't want to understand them.
He loves pissing off people and just you know, creating
all of the feigned you know, outrage that always surrounds him.
And Obama appointed judge praised a Biden illegal who raped
(20:33):
a woman with cerebral palsy. Okay, hannay, you're making that up,
Dally wire, Obama appointed judge facing mounting backlash for praising
any illegal immigrant who raped a woman with cerebral palsy
and now could be walking free sooner than expected. Anyway,
this person entered the US illegally seven times, pulled the
(20:55):
woman uh with cerebral palsy cognitive delays into a launch
room in the apartment building that they lived in, sodomized
this woman, raped this woman, and the guy pled guilty
to three sex crime sentenced to six to fifteen years
in a Michigan state prison. But the US district judge,
(21:15):
his name is Levy, spared the illegal immigrant additional two
years in prison. Call him quote an ambassador for living
up to our immigration restrictions. He's deported seven times, what
are you talking about? The judge decided that five months
that he spent in the federal custody were enough and
he could now walk free as soon as July of
(21:37):
twenty twenty eight. Okay, there's something wrong in our country
and you have the people that are that stupid, really
something radically wrong. Zoron Mamdani's father, comrade Marxistmumdani, according to
the Jewish Forward in New York, a long time Columbia
(21:58):
University professor, father of Zoron the moron you're the new
mayor of New York soon sharply criticized the school leadership
and its creation of a task force to address allegations
of anti Semitism. Students who hold pro Palestinian views are
terrified and terrorized. He said, Okay, who is terrorized and
(22:23):
victims of terror? On October seventh, you know which group
has in their chartered the destruction of Israel. Good luck,
New York. You're not gonna have Hannity to kick around.
Hannity's long gone. Even Chuck Schumer, when I met him,
I said, I know you're glad. I've been gone a
couple of years now. I never come back. And he goes, no,
I'm not really glad about that, meaning he doesn't think
(22:44):
it's good. Ma'm Donnie's first test raging anti Semis launching
a vicious subway attack on Jewish students.
Speaker 2 (22:51):
Too.
Speaker 1 (22:52):
Hateful attackers caught on disturbing video threatening to kill a
group of young Jewish men on the subway. You know,
they yelled at me and the sun and said I'll
kill you. And it goes on from there. This anti
Semitism thing is sick. What would you want American our
government to do if people were firing rockets murdering the
(23:16):
equivalent of forty thousand Americans in a day? Would you
want them to stop fighting or would you want them
to obliterate the enemy. It's really that simple. Kyle and Michigan.
What's up, Kyle? How are you?
Speaker 4 (23:29):
I'm doing great? Thanksgicking my phone call Sean a honor
to Linda. I like the classic music, but I have
yet to hear a TSO song that I dislike. They
are by far and away in my opinion.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
They are say that again Trans Siberian Orchestra So. In
other words, music like this is by far and away,
you believe the best Christmas music out there? Just to
remind people what it sounds like that nothing you display.
Remember Christ, our savior, he was born on Christmas Day. Amazing,
(24:12):
now you got, I mean, it just takes it to
a new level. Now, if you have young kids and
you like Ho ho ho and Holly Jolly and Santa
Claus is coming to town and you know, jingle bells
and Rudolph and Frosty, that's fine for kids. But if
you're asking me as an adult.
Speaker 4 (24:29):
Musical taste and so, they like TSO better anyway.
Speaker 1 (24:31):
So exactly they're smarter than their parents.
Speaker 4 (24:35):
Hey, Sean, can I ask you real quick about the
president speech tonight?
Speaker 2 (24:38):
No?
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Okay, no, no, I said, yeah, go ahead, Oh okay.
Speaker 4 (24:44):
Well, I think he's going to talk about affordability, and
I think that you know, we don't need the salesman.
I think we just need the facts. She's bringing down
fuel prices. I think that's one of the main things
that people look at when they filled their gas.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Fuel prices, inflation, interest rates, prices, some groceries. It down.
But his full economic plan won't take effect till next year.
So I think it's good. You know, you want me
to tell you what I think the speech is, Kyle,
cut to the chase. You don't want me to tell you.
(25:16):
I'll tell you if you want me to.
Speaker 4 (25:17):
I just I just think that one of the best things,
the best views I've heard, is that even Scott Beston
has said that rent is starting to come down with
million illegal immigrants gone. And I think that if we
get rid of twenty million immigrants, I think that's going
to go a long way to solving the housing affordability issue.
Speaker 1 (25:33):
It already is. I mean, that's that's another success. Trillions
in manufacturing investment, largest tax cuts in history, We already
see the lifeblood of our economy. Energy prices are down dramatically,
almost a half from Biden's high, unbelievable. And you're going
to see no tax on tips, overtime social Security. You're
(25:55):
going to keep more of your weekly or bi weekly check,
and you're not going to pay the irs is much
used to pay them. How cool is that? That's good?
All right? Joe and Utah? What's up? Joe?
Speaker 2 (26:08):
Well, Merry Christmas. Shan nice to talk to you.
Speaker 1 (26:11):
Well, you can say that here. We're not a public school,
So Merry Christmas to you too, sir.
Speaker 2 (26:15):
I've been listening to you long enough. I understand that. Hey,
I just wanted to say to you and Linda are
actually both winning this argument. And you know, I hate
to get between you guys bantering and all. But as
much as I love the old stuff and I do
like Tso a lot and Mannheim, but we all have
to remember there's like fifteen Christmas songs with six hundred
versions of them, so I mean, if we listen to
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one or the other, it get a little redundant.
Speaker 1 (26:40):
Look again, if you have young kids, Holly, Jolly, Santa
Claus is coming to town. I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus.
Whatever it is, jingle bells, Rudolph Frosty, that's great for kids.
I like Christmas music to be about Jesus and Christian music.
That's it, and I love it when it brings me
(27:03):
deeper into it, which is what I think that the
music I like does anyway, appreciate the call Merry Christmas,
my friend, God bless you, Lily and Kansas. Want I'll
give one person that agrees with Linda, just for kicks
and giggles.
Speaker 5 (27:17):
Lily, go ahead, Hey, Shaw, love you and Linda. Thank
you for everything that you do in order to enlighten
us with what's going on with our country.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
Thank you. We love you for letting us do what
we love.
Speaker 5 (27:29):
Yeah, I I respect your view as far as what
you love for Christmas music, But I have to agree
with Linda. I'm seventy years old and some of the
old traditional music, you know, with Bing Crosby, the Andrews Sisters.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
The Andrews Sisters, the Andrews, you sound like my father
this way Christmas Christmas.
Speaker 5 (27:54):
But what really beautiful about it is that all that
music brings back that of the times that you know,
we didn't have any crime, We didn't have you know,
children being kidnapped. Life was so much easier, It was
so much more pleasant. And when you hear that music,
it brings you back to that time.
Speaker 1 (28:15):
All right, I'm not You're Lily, God bless you. I
wish you of Merry Christmas. Okay, it's not a public school.
You're free to say it here on this program, and
Happy Hanukah, Merry Christmas. You can say it all. You know.
What'll be interesting, I'm going to ask O'Reilly he doesn't
know it. I'm going to ask him what his favorite
Christmas music is. That's going to be fun. I can't
by the way, whatever it is is going to be weird.
(28:36):
That's my prediction.
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My Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, Karen and Georgia share compelling true crimes and hometown stories from friends and listeners. Since MFM launched in January of 2016, Karen and Georgia have shared their lifelong interest in true crime and have covered stories of infamous serial killers like the Night Stalker, mysterious cold cases, captivating cults, incredible survivor stories and important events from history like the Tulsa race massacre of 1921. My Favorite Murder is part of the Exactly Right podcast network that provides a platform for bold, creative voices to bring to life provocative, entertaining and relatable stories for audiences everywhere. The Exactly Right roster of podcasts covers a variety of topics including historic true crime, comedic interviews and news, science, pop culture and more. Podcasts on the network include Buried Bones with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes, That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast, This Podcast Will Kill You, Bananas and more.