July 15, 2026 • 37 mins
Sean Hannity speaks with legal analyst Greg Jarrett about rising threats against Supreme Court justices, political rhetoric, and constitutional protections. They examine allegations surrounding Jack Smith’s investigation and discuss potential legal consequences involving congressional communications. Hannity also analyzes New York politics, Zohran Mamdani’s growing influence within the Democratic Party, and the state’s economic outlook. The program concludes with listener reactions to socialism, government policy, and the upcoming midterm elections.
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uh so yesterday you have two Supreme Court justices, uh,
Justice Kagan, and you had Amy Coney Barrett testifying before
Congress about how dramatic the threats have risen against Supreme
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Court justices. Now let's go back in time and let's
go to the steps of the US Supreme Court. And
you know, and this is again the leader of the
Democratic Party in the US Senate, you know, leader in
name only. As far as I'm concerned, Chuck Schumer, you
decide in your mind whether or not you think these
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comments that he made about Gorsic and Kavanaugh and others
is a threat or not.
Speaker 5 (02:18):
I want to.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Tell you Gorsuch, I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you
have released the whirlwind, and you.
Speaker 6 (02:26):
Will pay the price.
Speaker 4 (02:32):
You won't know what's hit you if you go forward
with these awful decisions.
Speaker 5 (02:38):
You won't know what hit you.
Speaker 4 (02:39):
You've released the whirlwind.
Speaker 5 (02:42):
You will pay a price. You won't know what hit you. Wow.
Speaker 4 (02:47):
Anyway, so we've had a dramatic increase of doxing incidents,
threats against Supreme Court justices. Here is Justice Amy Cony
Barrett testifying yesterday.
Speaker 3 (02:59):
There was a time, and it was shortly after the
dobs leak when the threats to my life were particularly intense,
and my security detail thought it was a good idea
for me to have a bulletproof vest. So I took
it home from the house, went into my bedroom, threw
it down and turned around and my twelve year old
son was in the doorway, and he said, what's that?
And when I took this job, I didn't really anticipate
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being in the position of having to explain to one
of my children what a bulletproof vest was and why
his mom had it. It was the victim of a
swatting incident at my house. One of our teenage sons
walked out the front door getting ready to head out
with friends, and the street was full of county policemen
and then I also had my residential security presence there.
They had responded to a false alarm saying that there
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was a gun gunshots being fired inside my home. Anonymized
deliveries and they often come in the name of the
murdered son of one of our district judges. The message
that these you know, pizzas and other things that are
sent to us you know, is fairly clear. They're often
sent to members of our media and extended families as well.
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They're meant to intimidate and they're meant to harass.
Speaker 4 (04:09):
All right, joining us now to weigh in on all this.
Fox News Legal analyst number one New York Times bestselling
author Greg Jared is with us. Let me first ask
your thoughts on Chuck Schumer, because my argument is twofold
one that a lot of what's happening with Supreme Court
justices is a direct result of the dehumanizing, insightful rhetoric
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which I found Chuck Schumer's rhetoric to be on the
steps of the Supreme Court. If I said that about
and I never would about Chuck Schumer, any Democratic elected official,
would I likely or potentially or should I be facing
charges of threatening an elected official?
Speaker 7 (04:51):
Well, you could be. You'd certainly be under investigation. And
you can actually trace the onst of the vile and
menacing threats to the justices to that very moment you
played the clip Chuck Schumer standing on the steps of
the Supreme Court and denouncing the conservative justices with thinly
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veiled threats. It wasn't code for violence. It sounded like
a call for violence, and the result was immediate. It
jinned up the hate and the anger. It incentivized violent activists.
It was followed, of course, by Liz Warren's unhinged rants
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after the leak of the Dobbs decision overturning Roe versus Way,
and in fact, yesterday, Justice Kagan readily admitted that the
threat level escalated dramatically after that, up twenty five percent
last year, estimated thirty eight percent this year. More than
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a thousand credible threats against the justices in the last
five years alone. That is frightening, it is deplorable. And
those threats, make no mistake, come from the radical left,
and it's fueled by the rhetoric of rage that has
proliferated from the mouths of politicians in Washington.
Speaker 8 (06:23):
Uh.
Speaker 7 (06:25):
You know, some of these threats are meant to influence
votes in the court harassment, intimidation, and Barrett talks about that,
But the attempted assassination of Brett Kavanaugh really did underscore
how much these justices are under siege. You know, Barrett
called it constant, unrelenting, and Sean, what's so insidious is
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that some Democrats are vilifying the justices with the goal
of packing the court. They're jinting up the anger. Do
you you know change the dynamics of the Supreme Court,
even though in major decisions the Supremes have voted against Trump.
(07:09):
I can you know, name the cases birthright, citizenship, terrorists,
the Fed Reserve case. So you know they're peddling a
false narrative for political gain. And you know, she went
a surprise, a false narrative coming from Washington, Seohn.
Speaker 4 (07:27):
Well, I mean, but there's been other incidents where people
are showing up in front of the homes of Supreme
Court justice or they're being docked other horrible things. She
explained an incident that there was a killing of I
believe a judge or a family member of a judge,
and she's receiving packages with that name regularly at her house. Well,
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obviously they're sending a clear message your next look. I've
been in the public arena, if you will, for you
now over three decades, Greg and I've had moments where
I've had to have arm security inside my house, outside
my house, and around me for long periods of time.
(08:17):
Do I talk about it a lot, No, But it's
a reality if you're a public figure, especially one that
takes strong political stands. Unfortunately, that is a reality many
of us in this profession have faced it sucks.
Speaker 7 (08:35):
Yeah, Doug, I've been with you when you've gone places
and have security there, and it's perfectly understandable. The justices too,
you know, they are targets because of the ugly divisive
rhetoric by people like Suar and Liz Warren and a
great many others. And it's a great tragedy in America
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and the Supreme Court justices you don't have to have
a failance of security, not just outside their homes, but
wherever they go. And you know, the chilling stories of
what has happened to these justices. You know, bloody dolls
have been spread on the front lawn of one of
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the justices' homes and his Barrett pointed out, you know,
there was this terrible incident, an assassination attempt against a
sitting Federal District Court judge who answered the door. I
should correct myself. Her son answered the door and took
the bullet that was meant for that judge, and the
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son died. The husband was seriously injured. And so they
you know, these activists who are prone to violence and
are threatening violence have been, you know, sending these packages
with the name of that federal judge to send a
very clear message, do as we say or we will
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come after you with death. And you know it wasn't
just sent to Barrett herself, it was sent to Barrett's relatives.
I mean that is so repugnant and evil and shocking.
Speaker 4 (10:25):
I mean, you know, look at the death of our
friend Lindsey Graham. Yeah, I mean the vile comments. And
I've played a couple. I'm not playing a lot because
but there are a lot and you know, especially we
live in a time and an error where you know,
people you know are living in their parents' basement and
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you know, keyboard anonymous warriors out there with anonymity can
say anything they want, you know, as they sit there
in their underwear or naked, whatever they're doing. I mean,
these people are just losers that need to get a life,
and they just put out the most vile, hateful comments.
Speaker 5 (11:02):
Others are doing it on the air. I played Joy
Read yesterday.
Speaker 4 (11:05):
It was just, you know, it was disgusting, but they
say it rotten hell, you get the whole bit. I'm
sure that it'll happen one day when I'm long gone
and then God Jesus calls me home that that part.
You know, it's sad. I don't feel that way. When
liberals die, I wish their family is the best, even
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people that I had vehement disagreements with.
Speaker 5 (11:30):
I just I don't know it. Just keep basic human
decency to me.
Speaker 7 (11:35):
Yeah, it is, let me a decent main action. But
you know, these people dancing on his grave within twenty
four hours. These are nasty, odious, repulsive people, and they
deserve our universal condemnation. But sadly from the left there,
you know there is no condemnation.
Speaker 4 (11:56):
Well, that's that is a huge part of it. I
want to play Jack Smith. This is one of numerous
times that he was asked under oath saying, well, he
doesn't recall getting texts from members of Congress, when in
fact he knew Dan Well he had gotten them. This again,
there's there's multiple times he said it under oath.
Speaker 5 (12:17):
Let's play it.
Speaker 2 (12:17):
Did you seek search warrants for the content of any
of the telephone calls or or you know, the content
revised mostly to text messages. Did you see seek a
search warrant for the content of any text messages.
Speaker 9 (12:32):
From members from members?
Speaker 5 (12:35):
No, I don't recall it. It was just all records, correct, Okay.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
So I got a call yesterday there's these forty people
now that Chuck Grassley really releasing that. In fact, Jack
Smith his team got a hold of their text messages
and with it all the people they were texting.
Speaker 5 (12:53):
Now, there was one report that said they were more.
Speaker 4 (12:55):
Interested in the elected officials who they were texting, what
the content was, and that in fact, they looked at
all of it. I got a call from a congressman yesterday.
I said this to you on TV last night, and
he said, yeah, your name is definitely in there.
Speaker 5 (13:13):
And I'm like, you know, here I go again, Greg.
Speaker 4 (13:15):
I mean, this would be the what third or fourth
time that my private personal text messages are going to
be made public again. And you know, I asked you
if this is actionable and you said it maybe.
Speaker 7 (13:29):
Oh not. Maybe. You know, in my mind, certainly there
are two relevant statutes, and you know we talked about
it last night, deprivation of rights under color of law
and another one, a comparable one called conspiracy against rights
when when two or more people conspire to deprive you
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of your rights. Now what rights are we talking about? Well,
your constitutional protections under the First Amendment. Free each not
to mention privacy rights, and so you know, yes, it
is actionable because those two statutes I mentioned are not
just criminal statutes, they are also simultaneously civil statutes that
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allow victims to sue government officials like Jack Smith and
the partisans on his team who were you know, obtaining,
accessing and reading people's text messages and violation of the
law in my judgment, And you know, you could sue them.
(14:40):
But I think Smith's got bigger problems because he's looking
at perjury and false statements. Because you know, as you
point out.
Speaker 4 (14:48):
I think the bigger problem is dealing with me because
I'm pissed off.
Speaker 7 (14:52):
Yeah, you're You're a big problem. But you can't result
in him behind bars. Only a monetary judgment for compensation.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
But I'll he'll declare bankruptcy and I won't see a
penny of it, and I'll spend you know, fortune on
legal fees. That's how that usually works out, isn't it.
Speaker 7 (15:10):
It is how it works out.
Speaker 5 (15:12):
Un that's the government.
Speaker 4 (15:13):
Because he was now working for the government, they would
be on the hook for it.
Speaker 7 (15:17):
Yeah, they absolutely would respond. Yet, Superior, you know, your
employer is responsible for the wrongful acts of the employees.
So that would be the federal government, which is, as
lawyers say, the deep pocket.
Speaker 4 (15:35):
Well, I'm going to have to hire you as a
consultant on this case. There you go, You're gonna you
now have another job.
Speaker 7 (15:40):
I'm pretty expensive. I'm not sure you.
Speaker 4 (15:45):
By the way, I've yet to meet a lawyer. That's
not to be very blunt. Anyway, we do appreciate you,
Greg Jarrett. Of course, Fox News contributed number one New
York Times bestselling author, Greg appreciate you, my friend.
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You know, how do I say this? If you live
in the state of New York.
Speaker 4 (21:22):
I feel sorry for many of my friends, and I'm
in contact with many of them regularly, and you know,
during the winter months, it's amazing how many of them
come down to visit me, which is awesome because they
want to get a break from the crappy weather. The
only one who doesn't like to come down is Linda.
She comes down occasionally, you know, from a business, but
(21:44):
you know she doesn't stay long and she's very busy
when she's down here. True or false, it was the
most of them. When Anthony came with you, we had
a great time.
Speaker 10 (21:56):
Anthony likes Florida. He's a big fan.
Speaker 4 (21:59):
No Anthony likes and I like ganging up on you.
Speaker 10 (22:03):
Maybe, but he also does like Florida.
Speaker 4 (22:06):
No, we have this special bond to gang up on you.
Uh huh ask him. I mean we just we just
look at each other and like roll our eyes.
Speaker 5 (22:16):
That's Linda. That's Linda. You can't make this up true original.
Speaker 10 (22:20):
Force in HL What can I tell you?
Speaker 5 (22:23):
That's actually true? But that's not a bad thing.
Speaker 10 (22:26):
I don't think it's a bad thing. You know, a
made in God's image. I think he did an okay job.
You know.
Speaker 5 (22:32):
Here we go, Linda Terrianism.
Speaker 10 (22:33):
Here we go just saying I got ideas, but.
Speaker 5 (22:36):
I feel bad for the people in New York. On
the one hand.
Speaker 4 (22:39):
Now, the only thing I'm going to say is I'm
going to offer a little hope before I get into
what I want to say here is there is a
gubernatorial candidate, and I know that a lot of people
have left New York. We know in the last year alone,
over eleven billion dollars has left New York. That is
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a trend that continues year after year.
Speaker 5 (23:05):
There is a mass migration.
Speaker 4 (23:07):
However, there is a path towards fiscal sanity and a
way to easily fix the economy in New York, and
that would include fracking and upstate New York. But put
that aside. Uh, there is a guy that would offer
the solution. He's the Republican candidate to be the next governor.
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His name is Bruce Blakeman. He is you know, he
runs Nassau County. Right now, I think he would do
a phenomenal job as governor. But in the meantime, you've
got Mamdani and now he was able to help endorse
three more you know, Democratic socialists really communists to beat incumbents,
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which shows you the power I guess of Mamdani. He
totally controls Kathy Hokeel because she's scared to death to
lose his endorsement in this election year. And then you've
got AOC the leader of the squad. I'm even you know,
getting more confident that she's going to be a real
contender to be the twenty twenty eight Democratic presidential nominee.
Speaker 12 (24:12):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (24:12):
Now, the president is planning to address the nation on
Thursday night. Whenever any president asked for time on networks
for a primetime speech, they are granted that time. But
if she had her way, this president wouldn't have access
to that time. Here's what she said, schedule to give a.
Speaker 13 (24:31):
Big grant h to skew election conspiracy theories on Thursdays.
These he did TV networks to run answers or did
they haven't have to grant of the speech speech. You know,
he's basically doing made for TV broadcast about election fraud
and conspiracy theories all dress.
Speaker 14 (24:51):
I don't think that he should be contributing to any
plots I mean of lies about our election, and so
I think that you know, I mean many of of.
Speaker 8 (25:07):
Means, many news outlets oftentimes may receive transcripts, and I
think that we have an ethical obligation to not air
things that up your mind our elections that are not
rooted in evidence and fact. And so you know, of
course it depends on the contents of this speech, but
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that's my take.
Speaker 4 (25:31):
Of course, why would we ever want to hear from
the president of the United States of matters of great
importance to the country. Then you got zoron Marxist Kami Mumdani.
By the way, I was talking to Bodda last night,
Boa Dito calls him mon dummy. Did you tell that?
Which I thought was pretty fun? Anyway, says a lot
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of the increase. Listen to this, he's talking about rape
New York City. Number one, You're not getting your free buses,
You're not getting any of the promises he made on
the campaign trail. He docks as Ken Griffin loses six
billion dollars in committed investment moneys from Citadel that the
company that Ken Griffin runs, and Ken Griffin is probably
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going to leave New York completely. He's pulling out, you know,
he's ripping up stakes and he's taken off. And by
the way, Ken Griffin now lives in the Free State
of Florida, and we'll invest that six billion dollars where
I live, which is great because I want my neighbors
to have access to high paying career jobs. But here's
Mam Donnie, Marxist Kami, Mam Donnie saying, a lot of
the increase in rape is for this reason.
Speaker 15 (26:38):
Listen, leave the NYPD when they put forward their numbers.
What we're seeing are some of the lowest numbers that
New York City has seen in recorded history, especially when
it comes to murders and shootings. He's the lowest we've
ever seen. And what I think is important to know
is a lot of the increase in rape also comes
from an expanded definition of what counts as rate now,
as well as survivors coming forward for acts that took
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place years prior. And we are thankful for them coming forward,
the courage and the bravery it takes. But just to
provide New Yorkers with that context.
Speaker 4 (27:07):
What does that, Linda, can you interpret that? What does
that even mean?
Speaker 10 (27:13):
I'm really curious about I mean, obviously, you know, he
has so many disgusting positions on so many important issues.
But I'm curious how all these liberal women are going
to feel about this. I mean that whole Me Too movement.
When you start degragating the victims and saying, well, you know,
it's just because we expanded the explanation of the word rape.
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I'm like, huh, maybe you should go talk to rape
victims and see how they feel about that.
Speaker 4 (27:38):
Well, the same guy that wants to defund this mantle,
he believes in no bad laws, reimagining the police. Maybe
if we have better policing, maybe the incidences of rape
would go down and not up.
Speaker 10 (27:53):
I'm just sick of worrying about how the criminals are feeling.
Why don't we care more about the regular people. I
just I'm at a loss.
Speaker 5 (28:00):
I'm at a lost too.
Speaker 4 (28:03):
We have a Fox affiliate, Fox five in New York,
and long standing host who happens to be a lovely
person who I've met on many occasions, Rosanna Scato on
Good Day New York Coast. They have a great morning
show that they put on, but says big earners already
are leaving New York City. Now I can confirm that
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because we just discovered earlier this week that over eleven
billion dollars in wealth left in the last one year alone,
I mean eleven billion dollars. Well, that means, you know,
all of these these wonderful ideas and programs that they
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talk about, nobody's going to be able to afford it.
I'm warning my friends in New York, Bruce Blakeman is
your best choice. You better get out in droves because
you have to make up for all the people that
left New York and that, of course, that crazy island
of Manhattan in the Five Boroughs as they call it,
are going to vote heavily Democrat, but the rest of
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the state is going to be read and if enough
people show up, you can shock the world, and you
could actually fix the state of New York, and I
think Bruce Blakeman is the guy to do it. All right,
let's get to our busy phones. Timothy in El Paso, Texas.
Godless Texas, Timothy, Timothy, thanks for checking in.
Speaker 5 (29:23):
How are you, Paul?
Speaker 9 (29:25):
Pretty good? Thank you this morning, Sean greatly. I appreciate
what you do for us.
Speaker 5 (29:29):
I appreciate you being out there giving me this microphone.
What's on your mind today?
Speaker 9 (29:33):
Well, character that called in yes say about how how
great socialism is working in New Mexico. Well, he's just
he's an over educated idiot has had his brains educated
out of him because it's not working. I was I
was born and I was raised up there in Anthony, Texas,
which is right on the Mexico state line. I've lived
in this area all my life, except for a few
(29:54):
years out when I was in the Navy. But I've
seen them New Mexico do nothing but deteriorate ever since
the Democrats have taken over, and it has just gotten
worse and worse and worse. The education system, the police system,
it's just law and order. It just doesn't exist over
there because well they say they don't have any crime
because they're not reporting the crimes that are going on
because it's all run by politicians and real hard line criminals.
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I mean, it's just going to hell over there.
Speaker 12 (30:20):
You know.
Speaker 4 (30:21):
And well, I mean this is this is the danger
of radicalism and the false promises of redistributionism, statism, socialism,
marks it, whatever you want to call it, communism, it's
it always fails, and it's history of failure which I
went through. You're talking about this guy, Thomas from New Mexico,
is twenty six years old. He actually sounded like a
(30:43):
nice kid.
Speaker 5 (30:45):
You know.
Speaker 4 (30:45):
I said this earlier, and I don't want it to
come off as arrogant in any way, because it's not
meant to be. I say it with great humility. But
you know, this is a kid that graduated college. This
is a kid that called into this program, I assume
with the intention of telling me how great you know,
why he's a democratic socialist and how great these policies are,
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unaware that this has been a study of mind going
on now for decades. And that's why I was able
to ask very pointed questions. And by the way, I
might have set a record by convincing him in ninety
seconds that or changing his mind that he thought he
was an atheist. Turns out he's not an atheist. He's
(31:31):
an agnostic right now. And I hope he becomes a
believer one day.
Speaker 9 (31:35):
Well you know, I hope he doesn't have to suffer
a disaster or see somebody that he knows goes, you know,
give us through a really harsh crime or disaster to
become a fully believer. You know, my oldest sister who
passed away a while back, she's she's eighteen years older me.
But anyway, that's not unless she was educated to him
written in New Mexico, graduated college, and she ended up
(31:58):
working for the foreign embassy, and she and all over
the world. And uh, anyway, she told me, the biggest
thing that communism has to offer is they take nothing
and divide it up equally because there's nothing left. After all,
everybody in power takes their share, you know, and and
so and she's been throughout the world and that's one
of the things she said. But in the meantime, I've
(32:20):
sat over here and watched the Mexicans with a real
proud heritage and and and and lifestyle, just simply watched
the ground be washed out from underneath them by the
socialism that is just ruining their state. I mean, New
Mexico is bad enough because most of the land and
tech in New Mexico is either federally owned, state owned,
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or some kind of national force that basically doesn't pay taxes,
so they're proper they don't have a whole lot of
tax income. But then they're going to take everything else
away from what everybody and try to spread that out.
And you know, and the and the the thing that
is the socialists don't realize. They think they're going to be,
you know, at the top of the tier on this,
you know that they're going to be the sixth figure
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income in the society. They're not. They're going to be
the first ones that get wiped up. Every socialist government
has done that. They take, they take, they take the
leadership that got them there and wipe them out and
replace them with with you know, robots is what they do.
Speaker 4 (33:16):
And tyrant it always whatever name they ascribed to it,
whatever manifestation it takes on, it always ends the same way.
Unfulfilled promises. Number one, more poverty than when you started.
Number two. Uh, then you've empowered this group of people
to take money from your fellow citizens and give it
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they promise, and then you have to calculate how much
of your freedom you gave up in the name.
Speaker 5 (33:47):
Of false security. There is no deviation from it.
Speaker 4 (33:51):
There's there's no example that they can give where it
is successful. You know, when this guy started bringing up
the idea of healthcare and in Canada and all these
socialized medicine everywhere, you know, the National Health Service in
Great Britain disaster, you know, single payer Canada disaster. And
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If you want to be a part of the program,
uh so yesterday you have two Supreme Court justices, uh,
Justice Kagan, and you had Amy Coney Barrett testifying before
Congress about how dramatic the threats have risen against Supreme
(01:49):
Court justices. Now let's go back in time and let's
go to the steps of the US Supreme Court. And
you know, and this is again the leader of the
Democratic Party in the US Senate, you know, leader in
name only. As far as I'm concerned, Chuck Schumer, you
decide in your mind whether or not you think these
(02:12):
comments that he made about Gorsic and Kavanaugh and others
is a threat or not.
Speaker 5 (02:18):
I want to.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
Tell you Gorsuch, I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you
have released the whirlwind, and you.
Speaker 6 (02:26):
Will pay the price.
Speaker 4 (02:32):
You won't know what's hit you if you go forward
with these awful decisions.
Speaker 5 (02:38):
You won't know what hit you.
Speaker 4 (02:39):
You've released the whirlwind.
Speaker 5 (02:42):
You will pay a price. You won't know what hit you. Wow.
Speaker 4 (02:47):
Anyway, so we've had a dramatic increase of doxing incidents,
threats against Supreme Court justices. Here is Justice Amy Cony
Barrett testifying yesterday.
Speaker 3 (02:59):
There was a time, and it was shortly after the
dobs leak when the threats to my life were particularly intense,
and my security detail thought it was a good idea
for me to have a bulletproof vest. So I took
it home from the house, went into my bedroom, threw
it down and turned around and my twelve year old
son was in the doorway, and he said, what's that?
And when I took this job, I didn't really anticipate
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being in the position of having to explain to one
of my children what a bulletproof vest was and why
his mom had it. It was the victim of a
swatting incident at my house. One of our teenage sons
walked out the front door getting ready to head out
with friends, and the street was full of county policemen
and then I also had my residential security presence there.
They had responded to a false alarm saying that there
(03:43):
was a gun gunshots being fired inside my home. Anonymized
deliveries and they often come in the name of the
murdered son of one of our district judges. The message
that these you know, pizzas and other things that are
sent to us you know, is fairly clear. They're often
sent to members of our media and extended families as well.
(04:05):
They're meant to intimidate and they're meant to harass.
Speaker 4 (04:09):
All right, joining us now to weigh in on all this.
Fox News Legal analyst number one New York Times bestselling
author Greg Jared is with us. Let me first ask
your thoughts on Chuck Schumer, because my argument is twofold
one that a lot of what's happening with Supreme Court
justices is a direct result of the dehumanizing, insightful rhetoric
(04:34):
which I found Chuck Schumer's rhetoric to be on the
steps of the Supreme Court. If I said that about
and I never would about Chuck Schumer, any Democratic elected official,
would I likely or potentially or should I be facing
charges of threatening an elected official?
Speaker 7 (04:51):
Well, you could be. You'd certainly be under investigation. And
you can actually trace the onst of the vile and
menacing threats to the justices to that very moment you
played the clip Chuck Schumer standing on the steps of
the Supreme Court and denouncing the conservative justices with thinly
(05:15):
veiled threats. It wasn't code for violence. It sounded like
a call for violence, and the result was immediate. It
jinned up the hate and the anger. It incentivized violent activists.
It was followed, of course, by Liz Warren's unhinged rants
(05:36):
after the leak of the Dobbs decision overturning Roe versus Way,
and in fact, yesterday, Justice Kagan readily admitted that the
threat level escalated dramatically after that, up twenty five percent
last year, estimated thirty eight percent this year. More than
(05:58):
a thousand credible threats against the justices in the last
five years alone. That is frightening, it is deplorable. And
those threats, make no mistake, come from the radical left,
and it's fueled by the rhetoric of rage that has
proliferated from the mouths of politicians in Washington.
Speaker 8 (06:23):
Uh.
Speaker 7 (06:25):
You know, some of these threats are meant to influence
votes in the court harassment, intimidation, and Barrett talks about that,
But the attempted assassination of Brett Kavanaugh really did underscore
how much these justices are under siege. You know, Barrett
called it constant, unrelenting, and Sean, what's so insidious is
(06:49):
that some Democrats are vilifying the justices with the goal
of packing the court. They're jinting up the anger. Do
you you know change the dynamics of the Supreme Court,
even though in major decisions the Supremes have voted against Trump.
(07:09):
I can you know, name the cases birthright, citizenship, terrorists,
the Fed Reserve case. So you know they're peddling a
false narrative for political gain. And you know, she went
a surprise, a false narrative coming from Washington, Seohn.
Speaker 4 (07:27):
Well, I mean, but there's been other incidents where people
are showing up in front of the homes of Supreme
Court justice or they're being docked other horrible things. She
explained an incident that there was a killing of I
believe a judge or a family member of a judge,
and she's receiving packages with that name regularly at her house. Well,
(07:54):
obviously they're sending a clear message your next look. I've
been in the public arena, if you will, for you
now over three decades, Greg and I've had moments where
I've had to have arm security inside my house, outside
my house, and around me for long periods of time.
(08:17):
Do I talk about it a lot, No, But it's
a reality if you're a public figure, especially one that
takes strong political stands. Unfortunately, that is a reality many
of us in this profession have faced it sucks.
Speaker 7 (08:35):
Yeah, Doug, I've been with you when you've gone places
and have security there, and it's perfectly understandable. The justices too,
you know, they are targets because of the ugly divisive
rhetoric by people like Suar and Liz Warren and a
great many others. And it's a great tragedy in America
(09:00):
and the Supreme Court justices you don't have to have
a failance of security, not just outside their homes, but
wherever they go. And you know, the chilling stories of
what has happened to these justices. You know, bloody dolls
have been spread on the front lawn of one of
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the justices' homes and his Barrett pointed out, you know,
there was this terrible incident, an assassination attempt against a
sitting Federal District Court judge who answered the door. I
should correct myself. Her son answered the door and took
the bullet that was meant for that judge, and the
(09:45):
son died. The husband was seriously injured. And so they
you know, these activists who are prone to violence and
are threatening violence have been, you know, sending these packages
with the name of that federal judge to send a
very clear message, do as we say or we will
(10:10):
come after you with death. And you know it wasn't
just sent to Barrett herself, it was sent to Barrett's relatives.
I mean that is so repugnant and evil and shocking.
Speaker 4 (10:25):
I mean, you know, look at the death of our
friend Lindsey Graham. Yeah, I mean the vile comments. And
I've played a couple. I'm not playing a lot because
but there are a lot and you know, especially we
live in a time and an error where you know,
people you know are living in their parents' basement and
(10:46):
you know, keyboard anonymous warriors out there with anonymity can
say anything they want, you know, as they sit there
in their underwear or naked, whatever they're doing. I mean,
these people are just losers that need to get a life,
and they just put out the most vile, hateful comments.
Speaker 5 (11:02):
Others are doing it on the air. I played Joy
Read yesterday.
Speaker 4 (11:05):
It was just, you know, it was disgusting, but they
say it rotten hell, you get the whole bit. I'm
sure that it'll happen one day when I'm long gone
and then God Jesus calls me home that that part.
You know, it's sad. I don't feel that way. When
liberals die, I wish their family is the best, even
(11:27):
people that I had vehement disagreements with.
Speaker 5 (11:30):
I just I don't know it. Just keep basic human
decency to me.
Speaker 7 (11:35):
Yeah, it is, let me a decent main action. But
you know, these people dancing on his grave within twenty
four hours. These are nasty, odious, repulsive people, and they
deserve our universal condemnation. But sadly from the left there,
you know there is no condemnation.
Speaker 4 (11:56):
Well, that's that is a huge part of it. I
want to play Jack Smith. This is one of numerous
times that he was asked under oath saying, well, he
doesn't recall getting texts from members of Congress, when in
fact he knew Dan Well he had gotten them. This again,
there's there's multiple times he said it under oath.
Speaker 5 (12:17):
Let's play it.
Speaker 2 (12:17):
Did you seek search warrants for the content of any
of the telephone calls or or you know, the content
revised mostly to text messages. Did you see seek a
search warrant for the content of any text messages.
Speaker 9 (12:32):
From members from members?
Speaker 5 (12:35):
No, I don't recall it. It was just all records, correct, Okay.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
So I got a call yesterday there's these forty people
now that Chuck Grassley really releasing that. In fact, Jack
Smith his team got a hold of their text messages
and with it all the people they were texting.
Speaker 5 (12:53):
Now, there was one report that said they were more.
Speaker 4 (12:55):
Interested in the elected officials who they were texting, what
the content was, and that in fact, they looked at
all of it. I got a call from a congressman yesterday.
I said this to you on TV last night, and
he said, yeah, your name is definitely in there.
Speaker 5 (13:13):
And I'm like, you know, here I go again, Greg.
Speaker 4 (13:15):
I mean, this would be the what third or fourth
time that my private personal text messages are going to
be made public again. And you know, I asked you
if this is actionable and you said it maybe.
Speaker 7 (13:29):
Oh not. Maybe. You know, in my mind, certainly there
are two relevant statutes, and you know we talked about
it last night, deprivation of rights under color of law
and another one, a comparable one called conspiracy against rights
when when two or more people conspire to deprive you
(13:52):
of your rights. Now what rights are we talking about? Well,
your constitutional protections under the First Amendment. Free each not
to mention privacy rights, and so you know, yes, it
is actionable because those two statutes I mentioned are not
just criminal statutes, they are also simultaneously civil statutes that
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allow victims to sue government officials like Jack Smith and
the partisans on his team who were you know, obtaining,
accessing and reading people's text messages and violation of the
law in my judgment, And you know, you could sue them.
(14:40):
But I think Smith's got bigger problems because he's looking
at perjury and false statements. Because you know, as you
point out.
Speaker 4 (14:48):
I think the bigger problem is dealing with me because
I'm pissed off.
Speaker 7 (14:52):
Yeah, you're You're a big problem. But you can't result
in him behind bars. Only a monetary judgment for compensation.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
But I'll he'll declare bankruptcy and I won't see a
penny of it, and I'll spend you know, fortune on
legal fees. That's how that usually works out, isn't it.
Speaker 7 (15:10):
It is how it works out.
Speaker 5 (15:12):
Un that's the government.
Speaker 4 (15:13):
Because he was now working for the government, they would
be on the hook for it.
Speaker 7 (15:17):
Yeah, they absolutely would respond. Yet, Superior, you know, your
employer is responsible for the wrongful acts of the employees.
So that would be the federal government, which is, as
lawyers say, the deep pocket.
Speaker 4 (15:35):
Well, I'm going to have to hire you as a
consultant on this case. There you go, You're gonna you
now have another job.
Speaker 7 (15:40):
I'm pretty expensive. I'm not sure you.
Speaker 4 (15:45):
By the way, I've yet to meet a lawyer. That's
not to be very blunt. Anyway, we do appreciate you,
Greg Jarrett. Of course, Fox News contributed number one New
York Times bestselling author, Greg appreciate you, my friend.
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You know, how do I say this? If you live
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I feel sorry for many of my friends, and I'm
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She comes down occasionally, you know, from a business, but
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Anthony likes Florida. He's a big fan.
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No Anthony likes and I like ganging up on you.
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Maybe, but he also does like Florida.
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No, we have this special bond to gang up on you.
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That's Linda. That's Linda. You can't make this up true original.
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Here we go, Linda Terrianism.
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Now, the only thing I'm going to say is I'm
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over eleven billion dollars has left New York. That is
(23:01):
a trend that continues year after year.
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There is a mass migration.
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However, there is a path towards fiscal sanity and a
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(23:27):
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Speaker 4 (24:12):
Now, the president is planning to address the nation on
Thursday night. Whenever any president asked for time on networks
for a primetime speech, they are granted that time. But
if she had her way, this president wouldn't have access
to that time. Here's what she said, schedule to give a.
Speaker 13 (24:31):
Big grant h to skew election conspiracy theories on Thursdays.
These he did TV networks to run answers or did
they haven't have to grant of the speech speech. You know,
he's basically doing made for TV broadcast about election fraud
and conspiracy theories all dress.
Speaker 14 (24:51):
I don't think that he should be contributing to any
plots I mean of lies about our election, and so
I think that you know, I mean many of of.
Speaker 8 (25:07):
Means, many news outlets oftentimes may receive transcripts, and I
think that we have an ethical obligation to not air
things that up your mind our elections that are not
rooted in evidence and fact. And so you know, of
course it depends on the contents of this speech, but
(25:30):
that's my take.
Speaker 4 (25:31):
Of course, why would we ever want to hear from
the president of the United States of matters of great
importance to the country. Then you got zoron Marxist Kami Mumdani.
By the way, I was talking to Bodda last night,
Boa Dito calls him mon dummy. Did you tell that?
Which I thought was pretty fun? Anyway, says a lot
(25:52):
of the increase. Listen to this, he's talking about rape
New York City. Number one, You're not getting your free buses,
You're not getting any of the promises he made on
the campaign trail. He docks as Ken Griffin loses six
billion dollars in committed investment moneys from Citadel that the
company that Ken Griffin runs, and Ken Griffin is probably
(26:15):
going to leave New York completely. He's pulling out, you know,
he's ripping up stakes and he's taken off. And by
the way, Ken Griffin now lives in the Free State
of Florida, and we'll invest that six billion dollars where
I live, which is great because I want my neighbors
to have access to high paying career jobs. But here's
Mam Donnie, Marxist Kami, Mam Donnie saying, a lot of
the increase in rape is for this reason.
Speaker 15 (26:38):
Listen, leave the NYPD when they put forward their numbers.
What we're seeing are some of the lowest numbers that
New York City has seen in recorded history, especially when
it comes to murders and shootings. He's the lowest we've
ever seen. And what I think is important to know
is a lot of the increase in rape also comes
from an expanded definition of what counts as rate now,
as well as survivors coming forward for acts that took
(27:00):
place years prior. And we are thankful for them coming forward,
the courage and the bravery it takes. But just to
provide New Yorkers with that context.
Speaker 4 (27:07):
What does that, Linda, can you interpret that? What does
that even mean?
Speaker 10 (27:13):
I'm really curious about I mean, obviously, you know, he
has so many disgusting positions on so many important issues.
But I'm curious how all these liberal women are going
to feel about this. I mean that whole Me Too movement.
When you start degragating the victims and saying, well, you know,
it's just because we expanded the explanation of the word rape.
(27:33):
I'm like, huh, maybe you should go talk to rape
victims and see how they feel about that.
Speaker 4 (27:38):
Well, the same guy that wants to defund this mantle,
he believes in no bad laws, reimagining the police. Maybe
if we have better policing, maybe the incidences of rape
would go down and not up.
Speaker 10 (27:53):
I'm just sick of worrying about how the criminals are feeling.
Why don't we care more about the regular people. I
just I'm at a loss.
Speaker 5 (28:00):
I'm at a lost too.
Speaker 4 (28:03):
We have a Fox affiliate, Fox five in New York,
and long standing host who happens to be a lovely
person who I've met on many occasions, Rosanna Scato on
Good Day New York Coast. They have a great morning
show that they put on, but says big earners already
are leaving New York City. Now I can confirm that
(28:24):
because we just discovered earlier this week that over eleven
billion dollars in wealth left in the last one year alone,
I mean eleven billion dollars. Well, that means, you know,
all of these these wonderful ideas and programs that they
(28:45):
talk about, nobody's going to be able to afford it.
I'm warning my friends in New York, Bruce Blakeman is
your best choice. You better get out in droves because
you have to make up for all the people that
left New York and that, of course, that crazy island
of Manhattan in the Five Boroughs as they call it,
are going to vote heavily Democrat, but the rest of
(29:07):
the state is going to be read and if enough
people show up, you can shock the world, and you
could actually fix the state of New York, and I
think Bruce Blakeman is the guy to do it. All right,
let's get to our busy phones. Timothy in El Paso, Texas.
Godless Texas, Timothy, Timothy, thanks for checking in.
Speaker 5 (29:23):
How are you, Paul?
Speaker 9 (29:25):
Pretty good? Thank you this morning, Sean greatly. I appreciate
what you do for us.
Speaker 5 (29:29):
I appreciate you being out there giving me this microphone.
What's on your mind today?
Speaker 9 (29:33):
Well, character that called in yes say about how how
great socialism is working in New Mexico. Well, he's just
he's an over educated idiot has had his brains educated
out of him because it's not working. I was I
was born and I was raised up there in Anthony, Texas,
which is right on the Mexico state line. I've lived
in this area all my life, except for a few
(29:54):
years out when I was in the Navy. But I've
seen them New Mexico do nothing but deteriorate ever since
the Democrats have taken over, and it has just gotten
worse and worse and worse. The education system, the police system,
it's just law and order. It just doesn't exist over
there because well they say they don't have any crime
because they're not reporting the crimes that are going on
because it's all run by politicians and real hard line criminals.
(30:18):
I mean, it's just going to hell over there.
Speaker 12 (30:20):
You know.
Speaker 4 (30:21):
And well, I mean this is this is the danger
of radicalism and the false promises of redistributionism, statism, socialism,
marks it, whatever you want to call it, communism, it's
it always fails, and it's history of failure which I
went through. You're talking about this guy, Thomas from New Mexico,
is twenty six years old. He actually sounded like a
(30:43):
nice kid.
Speaker 5 (30:45):
You know.
Speaker 4 (30:45):
I said this earlier, and I don't want it to
come off as arrogant in any way, because it's not
meant to be. I say it with great humility. But
you know, this is a kid that graduated college. This
is a kid that called into this program, I assume
with the intention of telling me how great you know,
why he's a democratic socialist and how great these policies are,
(31:10):
unaware that this has been a study of mind going
on now for decades. And that's why I was able
to ask very pointed questions. And by the way, I
might have set a record by convincing him in ninety
seconds that or changing his mind that he thought he
was an atheist. Turns out he's not an atheist. He's
(31:31):
an agnostic right now. And I hope he becomes a
believer one day.
Speaker 9 (31:35):
Well you know, I hope he doesn't have to suffer
a disaster or see somebody that he knows goes, you know,
give us through a really harsh crime or disaster to
become a fully believer. You know, my oldest sister who
passed away a while back, she's she's eighteen years older me.
But anyway, that's not unless she was educated to him
written in New Mexico, graduated college, and she ended up
(31:58):
working for the foreign embassy, and she and all over
the world. And uh, anyway, she told me, the biggest
thing that communism has to offer is they take nothing
and divide it up equally because there's nothing left. After all,
everybody in power takes their share, you know, and and
so and she's been throughout the world and that's one
of the things she said. But in the meantime, I've
(32:20):
sat over here and watched the Mexicans with a real
proud heritage and and and and lifestyle, just simply watched
the ground be washed out from underneath them by the
socialism that is just ruining their state. I mean, New
Mexico is bad enough because most of the land and
tech in New Mexico is either federally owned, state owned,
(32:40):
or some kind of national force that basically doesn't pay taxes,
so they're proper they don't have a whole lot of
tax income. But then they're going to take everything else
away from what everybody and try to spread that out.
And you know, and the and the the thing that
is the socialists don't realize. They think they're going to be,
you know, at the top of the tier on this,
you know that they're going to be the sixth figure
(33:00):
income in the society. They're not. They're going to be
the first ones that get wiped up. Every socialist government
has done that. They take, they take, they take the
leadership that got them there and wipe them out and
replace them with with you know, robots is what they do.
Speaker 4 (33:16):
And tyrant it always whatever name they ascribed to it,
whatever manifestation it takes on, it always ends the same way.
Unfulfilled promises. Number one, more poverty than when you started.
Number two. Uh, then you've empowered this group of people
to take money from your fellow citizens and give it
(33:38):
to you supposedly, and it never ends up the way
they promise, and then you have to calculate how much
of your freedom you gave up in the name.
Speaker 5 (33:47):
Of false security. There is no deviation from it.
Speaker 4 (33:51):
There's there's no example that they can give where it
is successful. You know, when this guy started bringing up
the idea of healthcare and in Canada and all these
socialized medicine everywhere, you know, the National Health Service in
Great Britain disaster, you know, single payer Canada disaster. And
(34:11):
that's why so many people flock to the US and
are willing to pay for their own medical care because
they know they're not going to get the quality of
care under a government run system. If they even get
in within the next year or so, by that time
you might be dead. Anyway, my friend, I do appreciate
you call. Thanks for being out there. Eight hundred and
ninety four one, Sean. If you want to be a
part of the program. As we now celebrate our two
(34:33):
hundred and fiftieth anniversary, well it's a milestone, but also
a time to reflect, to have some introspective moments, and
this enduring relationship between the US and Israel. Israel has
been our most you know, loyal ally of all time.
And by the way, Israel had no better friend than
(34:55):
President Trump. President Kennedy once said Israel was not created
in order to disappear. Israel will endure, it will flourish,
And those words really do capture the spirit of at
that time, a young democracy determined to survive, and they're
in a fight for their survival every single solitary day
(35:18):
as they have been bombarded in densely populated areas by
Iran and their proxies. That means you have thousands and
thousands of people that have been displaced, their homes are gone.
They need food, water, housing, clothing, medicine. The elderly can't
get out, it can't get medical assistance. That's where our
(35:38):
friends at the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews comes in.
They are on the front lines providing all of that assistance.
And they're asking for your prayers and for this good
word to continue. They need your financial assistance. Be as
generous as you can.
Speaker 5 (35:54):
Now.
Speaker 4 (35:54):
They've set up a website. It's right now. FLAGPINIFCJ dot
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with a country that fights for its survival against radical Islamis.
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Speaker 4 (37:01):
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today. We
have a great Hannity tonight nine Eastern on the Fox
News Channel. Senator Josh Hawley, Eric Schmidt, Congressman Jim Jordan, Riley,
gains Ken Paxton, all coming up Hannity tonight at nine
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