Stomping on Freedom - June 22nd, Hour 3

 Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas joins to discuss the gun legislation being pushed in the Senate right now.

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All right, news, round up information, overload our eight hundred

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and nine for one, Shawn our number. You want to
be a part of the program. So I got a text,
actually was during my TV show last night from a
US senator. The senator writes, Sean, you're not gonna believe this.
We're about to vote on a gun bill that nobody
has read, not a single person has read. And I'm like, well,

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all these Republicans that vote for this, it's insanity and
they should be standing up against this. The answer, if
you want to keep our schools safe, is the same
answer and the same tactics that we give to protect
our elected officials. That means undercover arm guards in every school,

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one way in, one way out, You make contingency plans.
God forbid, there's a fire, you have every kid go
through a metal detector, and guess what, You'll be able
to protect every child in every school in every town
if this bill in any way, which is another band aid,
it symbolism over substance. And they're all patting themselves on
the back, the people that went along with this crap,

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you know, as if they save the day. It's not
everything we want, but it's a good start a good
start means they won't be happy, especially on the left,
until they take away our Second Amendment rights. And you
know this is Joe Biden on gun control repeats the
lines he says, you know he was instructed to repeat,
actually says it. Listen the guns legislation to senators, say

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that they've gotten to a legislated text point briefing before
I walk through the room. To make sure, I say,
let them announce it and then I'll speak to it.
Are you satisfial? Let them? Oh? I just will read
my line just like you know, mister president, what do
you think about this? I'm not allowed to answer because
my staff is gonna get mad at me and everything,

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and they know that I'm not capable of handling it.
That's what our president, that's our modern day president. Anyway,
Joe saying the Biden administration will come for your guns
if you have an assault weapon. Two gun owners out
there who say, well, a binding administration means they're going
to come for my guns. Bingo, you're right if you
have an assault weapon. The fact of the matter is

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they should be illegal, period. Look, the Second Amendment doesn't
say you can't restrict the kinds of weapons people can own.
You can't buy a bazuka, you can't have a flamethrower.
The guys who make these arguments are the people who
say the tree of liberty is water with the blood
of patriots. We need the protection against the government, We
need that fifteen. For that, you need something well beyond

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whether or not you're going to have an assault weapon.
All right, joining us now, Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Senator.
If I thought for a second that any of their
arguments held true, I would consider it. But they're not
taking the steps that are necessary to prevent anything like
what happened and you bald Detexas from happening again. If

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they were, I would minute I say, you know what,
that makes sense. I don't see any sense here. Did
you get a chance to read that bill before you
voted on it, Hey, Sean, it's good to be on
with you and all your listeners again. No. Unfortunately, Chuck
Schimmer brought that bill to the floor just minutes after
it was released yesterday. I voted just on that grounds
alone against proceeding to the debate on it. I've now
had a chance to review all eighty pages of it.

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I'll be voting against it as well. I think that
it puts too many rights of law abiding Americans at peril,
especially with vague and general terms that we're going to
delegate to Merrick Garland at the Department of Justice, who
sicked the Feds on parents going to school boards, or
delegate to unelected federal judges when you're talking about a

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core right now. That clip you just played Sean about
Joe Biden talking about banning assault weapons, I think goes
to show why there's so much skepticism about these liberals
when it comes to regulating guns. They don't even know
what they're talking about. Joe Biden, who was talking about
banning assault weapons, Sean, as you and some many of

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your listeners know, there is no such thing as an
assault weapon. It is a fiction of liberals and lawyers
in Washington. There are rifles, there are shotguns, there are pistols.
Those are specific types of firearms. But an assault weapon
is something that is defined by liberals and lawyers in
Washington that would encompass some of the most popular rifles

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in America. So there is a deep reservoir of distrust
among gun owning, law abiding Americans about letting Joe Biden
or Merritt Garland or Venita Gupta at the Department of Justice.
With Merritt Garland, pass any kind of regulations or have
any kind of discretion when it comes to the firearms
we can own. You may not know the center. I've

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said up publicly many times that my mom was a
prison guard and she had a revolver smith and wisson
if I remember, and at a very young age I
think it was ten, maybe eleven, my mother knowing that
they didn't have, you know, fingerprints safe like we have today.
Next to my bed, I have a fingerprint safe and
in seconds I can open it and there is my

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handguns are right there. Okay, if I ever God forbid needed,
I keep my shotgun in the place right nearby, if
God forbid I ever need that. I always ask liberals, well,
what are you gonna do if somebody breaks into your
house and wants to harm you and harms your family.
They never have a good answer, nor can they define
what an assault weapon is anyway. But really, ultimately, and

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now they're starting to say it's some on the left,
they ultimately don't believe in the Second Amendment. They don't
want an armed citizen read. They don't care that it
says the right of the people to keep and bear
arms shall not be infringed. They ignore all of that.
Why because they want the government to have more control
over your life. They don't want individual citizens empowered to

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make decisions for themselves. That's been the progressive mindset, going
back one hundred and fifty years to Woodrow Wilson shan
And your ability to protect yourself and protect your home
and protect your family is central to your independence, to
your freedom. The Second Amendment was not about hunting, It
was not about sports shooting. It certainly protects those activities,

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but at bottom, the Second Amendment was about your right
to protect your own life and the lives of those
you love. And Sean, I know you support the police
as much as I do. But when seconds count the
police or minutes away, well that's the point. No matter
how great the response time is, it doesn't matter. And
by the way, and this is important too. Everyone points

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to Uvalde, Texas and what happened there. That is not
the norm. Cops usually that I know, and everybody that
I know that has gone into law enforcements, they're all
the same. They're the guys that see the problem, see
people at risk, and run right towards it. We saw
it that day on that ball field when Steve Scalise
was shot and nearly killed that day, you know, in

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an open field with a pistol up against a rifle
sniper that was hidden, these officers ran across the field.
They were sitting duck senator. Anybody that had any skill whatsoever,
well a rifle could have taken those two officers out,
but they did it anyway. Uvaldi is the exception, It

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is not the norm. What happened there. Yeah, that's very true, Sean.
Those Capital police officers at that ballpark five years ago
probably saved multiple lives of senators and congressmen and probably
innocent bystanders as well, And I do believe they reflect
the norm among our brave law enforcement officers around the country.
And even in that school in Uvaldi, from the preliminary

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reports I've read, there were officers who wanted to storm
the classroom to try to kill that shooter, to try
to get aid to those who had been wounded but
had not yet perished. But perhaps the chief who was
manned on the scene or others restrain them. So even
in the Uvalde School, there were still officers who were

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acting in the finest and bravest traditions of law enforcement
in this country. Yeah, let's talk about a few other things,
if you don't mind, Senator. I think in my lifetime
we have not had an economy this bad since Jimmy
Carter was president. And maybe it's even worse than Jimmy Carter.
I don't know about you, but everybody that I know

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that's paying over five dollars a gallon for gasoline is struggling.
Everybody that I know is watching. We now have a
report today trillions of dollars in retirees stock market investments
there four or one case, etc. The retirement plans they're
now missing. The problem I have more than any other
problem is and I'm hoping for a wave of election

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in twenty twenty two in November, and the Republicans will
take the House in the Senate, but we actually have
to win two elections to reverse this. We have to
win twenty twenty two and twenty twenty four unless the
Democrats somehow, you know, would be deprogram from their climate
alarmist religious cultism that you know doesn't even won't even

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recognize that we could go back to energy independence ourselves
instead of begging Iran and Venezuela and the Saudis and OPEC. Yeah, Sean,
Our Kansans are suffering badly, trying to make ends meet
at the end of the week and the end of
the month with gas at four dollars and fifty gallons
in our state, in other states at six or even

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seven dollars a gallon. You see the same thing at
the grocery store. I was speaking with a Walmart official recently,
and I said they've seen a decline in hot dog
and hamburger buns and an increase in white bread looking
ahead to the fourth of July, because people are trying
to cut corners and save a few pennies everywhere they can,

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so they'll use white bread on their hot dogs and
their hamburgers, and they grow out in a week because
they'll save a few He's for them. That's how dire
it is for so many families. And you're right that
it starts this fall with winning back the House and
the Senate and putting the brakes on the Democratic agenda,
but doesn't finish this fall. We have to win in

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twenty twenty four as well. That's not just the White
House Sean, but it's also winning in what is a
very good cycle for us. In the Senate. You have
a lot of Democratic senators coming up in twenty twenty four,
like John Tester and Shared Brown and Tammy Baldwin and
Bob Casey who have never run for office. In a
bad environment for Democrats, and with Joe Biden's president, I'm

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pretty confident, unfortunately, that it's going to continue to be
a bad environment for the Democrats. I mean a year ago,
Democrats were talking about Joe Biden being the second coming
of Fdr LBJ. I think at this point most of
them would just be satisfied if he could claw his
way back to being the second coming of Jimmy Carter.
All Right, quick break more with Senator Tom Cotton, the
great State of Arkansas. As we continue eight hundred nine

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four one Sean number, we'll get to your calls. Final
half hour coming up straight ahead, we continue with Arkansas.
Senator Tom Cotton is with us. So we have a
couple of tough hold states. For example, Pennsylvania has always
been a purple state. I think doctor oswill win that race.
I think it's going to be a tough race. We
have a pickup opportunity with herschel Walker. In Georgia, we
can pick up potentially New Hampshire. We've got to help

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out our friend Ron Johnson because they're spending tens and
tens of millions of dollars to take him down. Pickups
possibilities in both Arizona, Nevada. I think we can get
a more conservative senator from the great state of Alaska.
You're right about the state of Washington. We got a
hold Ohio. I don't expect the problem there, or Florida
or South Carolina. I think North Carolina is a little

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bit more difficult, but I think Bud's a great candidate.
Where do you see other pickup opportunities. I think you
kind of nailed all of them, Shanna. I do just
want to single out one state you mentioned, which is
Washington State. Now, I know a lot of your listeners
are probably thinking Washington State, it's deep blue, we have
no chance. Is actually not that democratic. After those top
four New Hampshire, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada for our pickup opportunities,

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Washingtons arguably the very next one. We have a great
candidate there named Tiffany Smiley. Tiffany has a wonderful story.
Her husband, Scotty, was blown up in Iraq the year
before I was in Iraq. He was permanently blinded. She
quit her job as a nurse in Washington State. She
moved to Walter Reed. She cared for him and she
fought for him because the Army wanted to medically retire him.
They didn't. He became the first active duty officer who

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was blind for ten years. She and Scotty had become
great advocates for veterans, and now she wants to be
the advocate for Washington in the United States Senate. I
can tell you there's one person whose opinion matters most,
who knows that this is a competitive race, and that
is Patty Murray. Patty Murray started running negative ads against
Tiffany Smiley two weeks ago, which tells you all you

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need to know about scared. She thinks about the race.
She has seen some polling out there, some internal polling,
and you're absolutely right, it's definitely should be on the list.
I know in the House they've identified seventy five separate
districts that are going to be competitive in If I
look I actually believe the New York governor's race, if

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they pay attention to it, there's a It's definitely an
outside chance. It's a long shot because so many New
Yorkers have gotten the hell out of there, gotten out
of here, and they moved to Arkansas and Florida and
the Carolinas, in Tennessee, in Texas. But you know, I
think people that fed up. My biggest problem is with
all this these economic problems that are so self induced

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and given up energy independence. I don't see any course
reversal anytime soon. I don't think we're going to have
under Joe Biden or the Democratic Socialist New Green Deal Party.
I don't think we're ever going to have a Oh,
end of big government is over, in the end of
welfare as we know it. I don't think that's those

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words will ever come out of their mouth. So I
don't think they're ever going to say, you know what,
gas prices are really high, we need to go back
to Trump's policies on energy. They're not going to do it. Yeah,
I'm afraid not, Sehan, because high gas prices, remember, is
not an unintended consequence. It's the intended consequence Barack Obama's
secretary of Energy once said that we have to find
a way. We have to find a way to get

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gas up to the price that it is in Europe,
where it's seven, eight, even nine dollars a gallon. Joe
Biden's done a pretty good job of almost getting us
there in this country. Joe Biden said on the campaign trail,
I promise you, I guarantee you, we will end fossil fuel,
which is madness sean fewer than one percent of the
eliminated or electric Yes, and that's what That's exactly what

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they're trying to do. Let me ask you a question.
Your name gets bantered about quite a bit for the
office of the presidency. Any chance you'll consider running in
twenty twenty four. Well, thank you for the question, Sean,
and I you you're about to tell me to drop dead.
You're not going to answer, Go ahead, you can say
it in a nice way. I appreciate the interest and

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the expressions of support I get from around the country,
but right now I am really focused on stopping the
worst of this Democratic agenda in Washington and making sure
that we do win back not just the House and
the Senate, We've got election right in front of us
in four months. So no, no, thank you, happy. I
hope you had a happy Father's Day. Appreciate you being
with us. Likewise, Sean, thank you all right? Twenty five

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to the top of the hour. On Lyndon, I'm not
sure if you saw the joy read. She's kind of
like I call her joyless, like joyless by heart. But
she seems to think that the criticisms that have come
Kamala Harris's way are undeserved and unfair and tied it
to white men, and they're not giving her a fair
shot something to that effect. I'm paraphrasing, and I'm like, well,

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first of all, nobody really pays a hell of a
lot of attention to her. But the problem is her
she you know, we have a giggling vice president, this awkward, strange,
bizarre giggling at the most inappropriate moments, and you get
one word salad after another from her, and I'll just
play a small sample. I'm like, what is going on

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with this vice president? I wish she was competent because
we might need her in coming weeks, months, years. You know,
Joe is not the epitome of health, as they say,
it's one heartbeat away from the presidency, but she does
not instill confidence in anybody. And trust me, we spend

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way more time on Joe Biden. Listen, do you plan
to visit the border? Um? Not? Today, more parents are
seeing the value of educators when saying we're not paying
them nearly enough. Everybody, Because there's an interesting fact in

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case you didn't know, hard hats are actually even a
sexy's laughing, You're considered the most liberal United States senator.
I somebody said that, and it actually was Mike Pence
on the debate stage. But yeah, I don't get it.
Do you get that? Where's that coming from? It? To me,

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it's like a nervous, awkward you know, I don't know
what to say, you know, default mechanism she has. I think,
what is the best question whenever I hear things like
this and this is this is a serious question. It's
not me being snarky. Well maybe it is a little bit,
but it definitely is a serious question. What has UM
Senator Harris or Vice President Harris done? What has she done?

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Do you know what I like? Do you know what
you have? If you have a conversation with Joyless Bayhard
Joyless red and you ask them and they start to
blame you know, the race card or the gender card,
or the liberal card or whatever they're going to use
as the excuse of the day. Say, okay, fine, putting
that aside, could you tell me what she has done
while in office, whether as a senator or as a

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vice president that makes you think that she's doing such
a great job, because from what I can see, aside
from being ridiculously annoying, which she is, she does nothing.
And when she is asked about the nothing that she
is doing, she is laughing. It is an embarrassment to
watch her. I can't remember. She kept repeating that same

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phrase over and over again. The thing what was it again,
community effort. I'll have to look it up. It was
in community. I didn't have the word community in it.
And like one sentence, he repeats the same line, and
working together and you know, together we're going to accomplish
everything and together we get you know, something like that. Yeah,

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I mean she says a lot of Listen, she's not
up to the job. I mean, this is what I
was saying to Tom Cotton, and that is that we
have a bench. You know, you obviously Donald Trump make
up his mind if he's going to run. Uh if
you say he doesn't run, or maybe even if he does,
they'll probably be people. But look at the people that
we have. We have a Tom Cotton. We are interrupt you.

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It is work together. You're right when we do. You
want to hear the money. It comes to the climate crisis,
which is why we will work together and continue to
work together, continue to address these issues, to tackle these challenges,
and to work together as we continue to work operating
from the new norms, rules and agreements that we will

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convene to work together on to galvanize global action. With that,
I thank you all. This is a moder urgent priority
for all of us, and I know we will work
on this together. Anyway, let's get to our busy phones.
We got Steve and Georgia. What's up? Steve? How are
you glad you called? How are you doing? Sean? I'm good, sir.

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What's going on? So we touched on something I was
listening to yesterday and and you touched on something about
the electric vehicles and doewing away with fossil fuels. And
I think what a lot of people don't realize is
the control becomes with electricity. And I realized this the
first time in my life, probably about eight or nine
years ago. I was down in South America fishing in Patagonia,

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and there was an uprising in southern Patagonia to the
point that it was, you know, it was everything I
saw on TV as a kid, of burning cars and
tires in the streets and throwing rocks and all that.
We were saved from it. But this went on for
several days and the government just turned the power off
until everybody started to play an ice again. Then they
turned the power back on. And I don't people would

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think people realize the control that comes with electricity as
it is now with vehicles, Yeah, you can get in
your car, you can carry as much feel as you want,
you can drive wherever you want to go. But with electricity,
you're gonna have to charge that vehicle. I went through
this earlier in the show, and I went through this
last night. What is the electrics to come from? Only
twelve percent is from renewables, so it's coming from petroleum,

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gas and oil I mean or call. But more of
what I'm talking about is control that comes with it,
their ability to control you know, first off, okay, give
a good charge your vehicle. Now you're gonna have a
charging card and you're only a large jet charge between
these hours. If you want to plan a trip, you're
gonna have to plan a trip between charging stations versus. Hey,

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if I want to drive somewhere where there's no fuel,
I can load fuel in my vehicle and go there
and come back. Here's the here's the problem. And by
the way, it's twenty grand more on average than a
regular car. Okay, okay, so that's up front, you need
twenty more grand. People. You know, when two thirds of
Americans I live in paycheck to paycheck, that's a pipe tree.
And what they have now done is they've totally removed

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the option of becoming energy independent. But the very purpose
of forcing a transition that we're not ready for technologically,
and it is it is impossible to do what they
want to do and force us into their new green
deal cult without destroying the economy, because we were talking

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about decades before you could ever consider making this transition,
and we certainly would need better advancements in terms of
quote renewables, wind, solar, whatever whatever they consider renewables, because
they never define renewables, and in the meantime, the rest
of the world is kicking our ass because they're not
giving up their their gas and their coal and their

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and their oil. They're not giving it up at all.
They make it a fortune off of us because we're
begging them to produce more in their charging record rates.
I mean, it makes such such a dumb country. Well,
not the people that we have, dumb leaders. They're just
ridiculously stupid. And you can't deprogram this, this indoctrination that

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they've bought into. You can't even reason with them. It
is completely off the table that will do the Keystone
Xcel pipeline get nine hundred thousand barrels of Canadian oil.
It is out of the realm of possibility that will
go to Texas, Oklahoma, North Dakota and drove from our oil.
It's off the table to increase tracking opportunities in Pennsylvania

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and Ohio and other states. So that means that they're
now we're going to pay record prices because they've decided
that this is in our best interest that we import oil,
even though it has the same impact on Mother Earth
as if we got our own oil and gas. This
is madness. This is insanity. This lacks all common sense

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and all logic. And I'll tell you we're all suffering
because of their adherence to their sick religious cult. It's
really insane. Well, you know, a lot of I think
a lot of the problem is let's let's let's dive
back a few decades to the fact that there was

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no internet, just you know, twenty thirty, thirty five, forty
years ago, and information did not travel around the world
the way it does today. And people see America and
say they go to their leaders and they say, hey,
why can't we have it like America has it? Is
it easier to make America like the rest of the world,

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or is it easier to make the rest of the
world like America and the other leaders pressuring our leaders
to make things worse on us. It's just a thought,
you know. You know, I'll tell you the most depressing
part of this, and I don't get depressed. I get
very worried and concerned, which is very different than being depressed. Well,
concerns me the most. What keeps me up late at

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night is the impact this is having on our position
in the world and on our fellow Americans because you
know what, there are many people both they cannot right
now make ends meet because they're shoving their indoctrination down
our throats against all common sense. And we're powerless unless

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we win the next two elections. That's scary to me.
They will transform this country into a socialist utopia, come
hell or high water, no matter how much pain they
inflict on the rest of the country. Anyway, Steve good
call man, appreciate it. Carla and North Carolina, what's going
on on? How are you doing today? I'm good? Sorry?

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What's going on? Where in North Carolina are you? I'm
in Lollinore area. Wait, I'm so sorry. What area like
the Blowing Rock area? De? I know it? Well, what's
going on? Well, you know, we in our industry, I'm
the hardwood lover untry. We see a recession before anybody
else does, and we're moving that way right now. I

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mean that I don't thinks things stopping it. I mean, well,
the last quarter we had negative growth. The Atlanta Fed
projected this week that growth for the second quarter is
going to be zero point zero percent now of a
zero point one percent by definition, we're in a recession. Well,
you know, fuel has been the big thing for everybody

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out there. I mean, freak calls have gone where I
used to ship to somebody for fifteen hundred ounce, three
thousand dollars going to the same customer. Yeah, and you know,
as you know you're talking about, it affects food, affects
everything that we do. And you know, it's just driving
me crazy like it is everybody else out there. Buddy
of minds a contractor and races. It's like, oh lord,

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it just blows my mind. So Buddy of minds a
contractor and I said, you know, I want to do
a couple of you know, repairs, a couple of you know,
you know, minor additions to my house. Whatever. He goes, Okay,
when you when you think you're going to be ready,
give me six months notice, Like six months notice. He goes, yeah,
it'll take me that long just to get everything I

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need to finish the job. That's what he's telling me.
And then I ended up ordering it. It's like my
car dealer guy called me nine months before my lease
was up, nine months and he said, I'm not trying
to say anything. You know, he's a friend of mine.
He's he's not ripping me off. He's giving me my
heads up as a friend. He goes, if you want
the same car, I got to order it now. And

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your daughter's lease is coming due in six months. If
you want her car, you got to order it now.
My daughters car ended up coming in They stopped making
the car that I have for this year model. They
don't they're not even making it. So I had to
buy the car out right. I didn't have a lot,
put sixteen thousand miles on and I don't drive a
whole lot. And he said, I tried everything I can

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possibly do. There's no cars available. And here's an even
more interesting point. What I bought it out at. I
could sell it for fifty thousand dollars more than what
I just paid for it. About buying out the lease.
Can you believe that? Oh? Yeah, I know. We waited
too much from a White's car, right, And they said, hey,
it's gonna be too much before you get it, you know.

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I mean, it's a great idea on paper, sell your car,
make make extra money. But I'm like, what the hell
am I gonna walk ride my bicycle? Don't thank you anyway, Carl,
Hang in there, buddy, You're right, you see it. The
farmers see it, the truckers see it. The hard working
people that really make the country great see it. The
only people that don't say see it are these idiots

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that we sent to Washington, Alabama. JD, what's going on?
How are you? JD? Hey, Sean, you are a great American.
I've been listening to you since the early nineties when
I live in Atlanta. Used to come on right before
Kim Peterson, the Kim Yeah and pro Poe Yeah. Yeah.

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You were so right on, but you were to the
point you didn't be around the bush. And you're still
that way to day, and we love it. I appreciate you. Know.
People accuse me, Hannahy, you've changed. I have not changed.
I'm the same person I was then, maybe a little
more mature. I've learned a lot of life's lessons. I
try to parade them. I believe in God more than
I ever have as I get older in life and

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realize that I need God in my life and appreciate
God's gifts to me. But beyond that, my politics stayed
the same and consistent. Amen, listen, We're gonna have a
new Congress going to be I guess sworn in I
think in I guess they do that in January at
point three. Sean, if you were going to be the

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Speaker of the House, what would be the first thing
you would investigate? You know, there's a lot. I personally
would get to the bottom of Hillary Clinton's lies about
the twenty sixteen election. And I'd start right there because
she was able to, in conjunction with her medium mob outlets,

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drag this country through hell, and also the thirty three
thousand emails she deleted and bleach pit and hammers and simcards, etc.
And then I would hold the count those people that
signed FISA applications when it says on the top of
an application verified and used unverifiable information to ruin Carter

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Page's life and spy on a presidential candidate and the president.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up today. Loaded up
Tonight Hannity, nine Eastern Fox News, as we are joined
by Senator Ted Cruz, Kelly and Conwoy checks in tonight
LEO two point zero, Terrell Arielder, Ryan's previous, Jim Jordan
Tonight and much much more. Nine Eastern Hannity, Fox News.

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See you tonight, back here tomorrow. Thank you for making
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