September 8, 2026 • 30 mins
With just 56 days until Election Day, Sean kicks off the final stretch of the midterm campaign with a warning that control of Congress could determine the direction of the country. He lays out the competitive House and Senate map, revisits the Democratic Socialists of America agenda, and argues that Republicans need to make the case on border security, crime, energy, taxes, jobs, and the Trump administration’s record. Sean also looks at the fallout from the Lindsay Clancy mistrial and warns that the defense used in that case may already be spreading to other murder trials.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:01):
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be a part of this extravaganza.
Speaker 1 (00:07):
It's 800-941-SHAWN.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
If you would like to join us, we are 56
days away from the single most important election in our lifetime.
And I've been saying midterm, but I'm thinking now it's
it's well, I mean, every every presidential election matters so
much because the power of that office.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
Just means what it means.
Speaker 2 (00:32):
And having Donald Trump there has been a great thing
for the country, although he gets zero credit, which is
incredibly frustrating to me. And, you know, as I was
I took a couple of days off of Labor Day
and this officially this day after Labor Day kicks officially
off the campaign season. And people now will begin to
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focus more attention than usual. But my worry and my
concern is very real, too, in that historical trends are
what they are. And that is that the party in
power tends to lose seats, meaning the party that occupies
the White House. Historically, with just a few exceptions, not many.
And the math is what it is. Now, with all
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that said, I have a hope and an optimism that
I've not had in the past because of the current
state of the Democratic Party. And I just think that
this is such an inflection point for the country. I
hope all of you are as dialed in and get
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as dialed in and feel the sense of urgency that
I do. And I don't want to be preaching to
the choir. Probably if you're listening to the show, you
are going to vote, but it's not just, you need
to drag 10 people with you. You need to convey
the urgency that you feel, if you are feeling what
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I'm feeling, to your friends and your family and your
neighbors and your coworkers and strangers that you meet and
run into in the course of your daily life. because
it's that much that is at stake here. I mean,
you're looking really at 25 to 30 seats in the
House that can be considered competitive on some level. I
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can easily get us to 212 in my head, but
not to 218. We are going to be in Dallas
tomorrow and the next day, Wednesday and Thursday of this week,
for the Republican Midterm Convention. You know, in spite of
the way the media has been trying to portray this,
I read these reports and I'm like, I just they're
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factually so inaccurate. It's just hard to it's hard to
fathom that the media is so abusively biased and institutionally
corrupt that they just lie to you.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
They lie to you all the time. They lie to
you about everything.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
And if it's about Donald Trump, you know, it's going
to get magnified by a factor of 50. And maybe
it's time for Donald Trump to just dial into the
election and messaging. And he's going to do anywhere between
30 and 35 campaign stops. But what I'm saying to
candidates is you've got to start winning your races on
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your own. And you better start communicating the urgency of
the moment. And as I go through my list, and
I know sometimes people will rightly criticize me, not wrongly, rightly,
that I'll get too repetitive. But if I say on
this program, if I go through my list of the DSA,
and I do it one day, one day. then what
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are the odds you're going to be able to recite
that list, you know, over the next 56 days to
your friends, family, neighbors and coworkers and other strangers you
run into?
Speaker 1 (03:58):
The odds are zero.
Speaker 2 (03:59):
You know, we proved this during COVID when I kept
saying you might want to ask your doctor about monoclonal antibodies.
And to this day, it proved once again, Ron DeSantis,
the governor of my state, was was way ahead of
the curve because that was the single best solution.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
If you got covid.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
It wasn't you know, you didn't get you weren't prevented
from getting COVID by getting the shot and getting the
jab and listening to Biden lie to you and say
that if you get the shot, then you're not going
to get COVID.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
If you get the shot, you're not going to infect
other people.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
The great irony looking back through the prism of history
is they knew so much more than they were telling us.
And even their own messaging was false and they knew
it and they didn't care. And on top of it, we,
the taxpayers, paid for it.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2 (04:55):
But I'd say it, and I say it month after month.
Linda starts getting frustrated with me on the air. And
I said, why are you frustrated? And she says, boss, boss.
Then Linda correct me at any time if I'm wrong
on this. And she'd say, you keep saying the same
thing over and over again, and I don't understand it.
You're repeating yourself. I'm like, yes, I'm doing it by design.
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And I admit I do it every election year. I
admit it. It's part of a plan. It's a strategy
so that everything that I know I'm conveying to you
and putting in your memory banks so that you can
regurgitate it at will and repeat it to your friends, family, coworkers, neighbors,
anyone else you run into in life. So when I
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tell you that the DSA has been 219 of these
lunatics and These radicals that have been elected since 2019,
there's more than 40 more of them on the ballot
this year and very high ranking positions. And it is
frightening what they are stating their positions are. Now, there's
another group of Democrats that will go along with it
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and they'll keep their mouth shut and they'll just, you know,
go along with the with the new AOC Bernie Sanders strategy,
which is, oh, no, we don't really believe that that
was woke 1.0 crazy. Well, you admitting that by saying
woke 1.0 crazy that you were advocating for that you
were crazy? But they'll eliminate the Senate, your ability to
pick a president. James Clyburn joining the chorus of radicals
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and saying they'd pack the courts. He's a very powerful
congressman from South Carolina. If it wasn't for James Clyburn,
Joe Biden would not have been the nominee in 2020.
Let's put it that way. They want to abolish borders,
amnesty for illegals, abolish ICE, end all deportation, defund our
Department of War, which is insane considering evil exists in
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this world. eliminate cash bail, abolish prisons and police. What
else do they want? And then, of course, public ownership
of most corporations. And then the cradle to grave, womb
to the tomb. Okay, that's on the ballot. In 56 days. Hannity,
you repeated yourself. Okay, do you have it in your mind?
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If everyone tells me, Linda, if you take calls and
somebody can repeat the list perfectly, maybe I'll just stop
saying it. But we just one day, you remember the day, Linda,
when I put you on the air because you were
mad at me for repeating the word monoclonal antibodies. And
all I said is you might want to ask your doctor.
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I don't give medical advice. I'm not a freaking doctor.
But I would say ask your friends if, you know,
if you get COVID, you might want to ask your
doctor if monoclonal antibodies would work for you. In my
free state of Florida at the time, and they were
giving them away for free. Absolutely for free. Linda, you
want to remind people what our little, you were annoyed
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with me, true or false?
Speaker 1 (07:54):
I was annoyed with you, yes.
Speaker 3 (07:56):
Often, yes.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
Okay, you were.
Speaker 2 (07:58):
Annoyed with me because you thought I kept repeating myself,
correct or no?
Speaker 3 (08:02):
On that particular issue, yes.
Speaker 1 (08:05):
Okay, and then what did we do? We did a
little experiment, didn't we? We did.
Speaker 2 (08:09):
I can do the experiment right now. We have random
callers on the air. If you want to put them on, 800-941-CHART.
I'll put them on. I'll prove this to you, too.
Speaker 1 (08:18):
You don't need to prove this one.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
I doubt anybody even knows what the DSA truly stands
for because most people don't even know who's running DSA.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
Because they're sick of everything. That's what I think. Okay.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
So my point is when you said that we had
a full bank of calls, I was about to go
to my calls and I went to every caller one
after another, after another, after another. And I asked them when,
what is my advice? If you get, if you have
a positive test for COVID, what is the one thing
I suggest you may want to ask your doctor? How
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many of all the people that we went to on
the phone lines, how many got it right, Linda?
Speaker 3 (08:57):
A half of one person. I don't know if that counts,
but he did get the first half expression.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
He was like mono, mono, something. Exactly.
Speaker 3 (09:09):
Exactly.
Speaker 1 (09:09):
Okay. So nobody got the answer is my point, correct?
That's correct. And you are frustrated.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
And I don't blame people that are regular listeners if
they get frustrated. However, more than anyone else, regular listeners
are the ones I'm going to count on the most
because to tell their friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, and strangers
about what's at stake in this election. And the idea
that I think that I might be able to convince
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people to memorize all of President Trump's accomplishments, I don't
think so. I mean, I think most people would probably
be able to point out that not a single illegal
has been released into the country since he got back
into office. I don't think most people know that the
administration stopped more than 10 000 individuals with narco-terrorism ties
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from entering the country they arrested more than 10 000
gang members in the country that the president signed the
halt fentanyl act uh which has been able to and
designated trend day aragua ms-13 and and other Latin American
cartels as terrorist organizations. I doubt people can quote the U.S.
murder rate in 2025. Last year, his first year back
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in office, hit the lowest level at 125 years. I
doubt most of you can repeat that. So forgive me
for being repetitive. Forgive me. And I beg your indulgence.
And I'm not saying that sarcastically. I just have, this
is what will happen. If you're going to defund, dismantle
a no bail law this country and open the borders again,
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I don't know if we're going to be able to recover.
And by the way, violent crime is down even more
in 2026. I mean, with violent crime down 10.6 percent.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
All right.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
The murder rate lowest level last year in 125 years.
And now year two of Trump being back in office.
It's down another 23 percent this year. Kash Patel deserves
a lot of that credit, too. Rapes down 18 percent
from from last year as well. I mean, again, we
have nine of the 10 most wanted fugitives of the
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FBI that have been captured. How many Americans actually know that?
I know that they hate Donald Trump and he put
out a bunch of memes this weekend. But do they
do they do they do they know what is important?
I know they know the Lindsay Clancy, you know, hung
jury case. I know people have been protesting it. Do
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you know that we've had the best recruitment in our
military in 15 years, up 103% since Trump got back
in office? That the Pentagon purged DEI standards for hiring
and promotion? I mean, do most Americans understand how deep
and profound preventing Iran from ever getting a nuclear weapon
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has been for this country?
Speaker 1 (12:06):
Do you know that the U.S. achieved....
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Record domestic oil and gas production last year, and we're
going to hit a new high this year, and that
the president opened hundreds of millions of acres for oil
and gas and coal production. By the way, Dan Sullivan,
the real Dan Sullivan in Alaska that's running for Senate
for re-election, will join us later. I mean, could you imagine,
this is how desperate and dirty the Democrats play. They'll
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put on a fake Dan Sullivan. They know the guy
has no chance of winning. They're just hoping people get
mixed up at the ballot, and they'll put on another
Dan Sullivan. You know, the president ending transgender mutilation. It's
now the policy of the U.S. government that we have
two sexes, male and female. That's going to shock six
gender Tallarigo. President banned funding, sponsorship, promotion of surgical mutilation
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for minors. Oh, I think that's a pretty good thing.
The president protecting young women and the demeaning practice of
forcing women to compete against biological men in sports. The
president's done more deregulation than any president in history, period,
full stop. The president also gave us the largest tax
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cut in history. And by the way, there's one for...
you know, lower middle class Americans, that we have $ 11
trillion in committed investment money, that the president negotiated most
favored nation pricing agreements with all 17 of the world's
largest drug makers, that the president is bringing in-house back
to America, semiconductor chip production, pharmaceutical production, automobile production, no
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tax on tips, overtime, social security. Democrats voted against all
of it. If you don't think elections matter, then I
don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
I don't.
Speaker 2 (13:54):
I've been thinking and thinking and racking my brain trying
to figure out what is a better way to communicate this.
And just telling you straight up the truth just comes
out ahead every time. And telling you what's at stake.
We have nine competitive Senate races. I can tell you
where they are. But everybody listening to this program as
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a congressman or a congresswoman, that's a Republican that you
can vote for and maintaining control of the House. We
will shock the world in 56 days or you're going
to be miserable in 56 days.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
There's not any other way to put it. It's one
or the other.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
You know, you got Michigan, you got Iowa, you got Alaska,
you got Ohio, you got New Hampshire, you got Texas,
you got Maine, you got Georgia, you got North Carolina.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
All of these races matter. All of them. I don't know.
Did I do a better job, Linda?
Speaker 3 (14:50):
No.
Speaker 1 (14:51):
I give you an A + +, boss.
Speaker 3 (14:52):
You happy?
Speaker 1 (14:54):
All right.
Speaker 2 (14:56):
But you learned something in that monoclonal antibody thing, correct?
Speaker 4 (14:59):
Correct.
Speaker 3 (15:00):
Yeah, I don't think you owe an explanation to anybody.
I think you do what you do and we pray
God we win because if the DSA wins, the country
goes to you know what?
Speaker 1 (15:09):
Adam Schiff. There you go. That's it. There you go.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
There's just so much to get to in terms of
what is at stake in the election. I really can't
believe it. Summer is now in the rearview mirror. Election
season officially begins yesterday, Labor Day. You got 56 days
till Election Day. And Historical trends show that the party
in power tends to lose seats. Okay, and by the way,
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there's a big lie being peddled by the media. I
didn't finish my thought about the Dallas midterm convention. And, well,
they only have 100 Republicans that are going. They don't
want to go because Donald Trump's going to be there.
That's not it. They weren't invited. They're inviting people in
the most competitive races and some of the Republican stars
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and some of the leadership. That's pretty much it. And
they want to give a platform to people that need
it the most and help to people that need it
the most. It's really that simple. And, you know, we
already know what they are. I've gone through it over
and over again. And both the president, I think the
president speaking both nights. I know that Vice President Vance
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will join us tomorrow night after the president speaks. And
we'll have full coverage of that. But there's a lot
at stake here. I mean, Al-Sayed actually said, I had
one political philosophy. It would be that I want us
to build what we would build if we took seriously
the idea that all of our kids were all of
our kids. And I'm thinking, I don't want that guy
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raising my child. I don't want Pocahontas raising my child.
Bernie Sanders, AOC, and his squad member, six-gender Telerico. You know,
I mean, think of think of what he's saying here.
It's like it takes a village on steroids when he
says that.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
It's insane.
Speaker 2 (17:00):
Socialists gathering in Chicago this weekend trying to, you know,
struggle and strategize. You know, how do they control an
uncontrollable wing that is in full control? I know it's
a mouthful, but it's true. So they have these coffees
with comrade meetings and, you know, they're trying to use
the appeal that everything is free. All your anxiety in
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life will be taken away from you. But on top
of that, there's something called freedom that will be eliminated
in the process.
Speaker 1 (17:30):
It's crazy. By the way, now we have this issue
of Zoran, Marxist Kami Mamdani, and we'll hit it later.
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Friday is the 25th anniversary of 9-11-01. I think all
of you listening to this show, if you are alive,
you remember where you were, when you heard what had
happened and you were glued to your TV in horror.
Because that's what the worst attack on the homeland in
the history of our country. But then you have people
that will tell you that radical Islamists are not a
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threat to us and they feel sorry for us if
we think so. And then, of course, why did President Trump?
you know, do what every other president before him said
ought to be done, and that's make sure that Iran
never gets a nuclear weapon. How dare him? And then
Zoran Marxist Khamim Omdani, you know, even though nobody wants
him to attend, over 100,000 people signed a petition, and
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you even have city council people saying don't go. Anyway,
he's going to release documents on 9-11 health impacts before
the 25th anniversary. We've been chronicling that forever, to be
very blunt. One other El-Sayed note, he condemned the U.S.
response to 9-11. It, quote, scarred millions. This is in
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a resurfaced podcast comment that he made. It's pretty unbelievable.
And I don't know. The world's gone crazy. Oh, Linda,
did I not make the prediction on this program? Did
I not make the prediction that the Lindsay Clancy defense
would become mainstream? And it would happen in short order.
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We mentioned a couple of cases last week. I think
I mentioned that. Well, now we have a case that
proves my point. Lawyers for a mom that hung her
two-year-old son is claiming she was suffering from a Clancy-style
psychotic episode. And it's the beginning of the end. And
now the Menendez brothers now have a good shot at
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getting out. But I digress a little bit here, so
forgive me. So we're watching all of this. Coffee with comrades. Linda,
I think you ought to go to one of those
meetings when you visit New York from your Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3 (19:37):
Oh, yeah. I'm sure I'll blend in that. I'm sure
that's my calling.
Speaker 1 (19:41):
I think you'll blend. I think you'll fit right in.
By the way, did you see that American Airlines?
Speaker 3 (19:45):
I wouldn't mind going in and being disruptor, not for nothing.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
You see the viral video of this guy being subdued
in an American Airlines? They took duct tape and they
tied him to his seat.
Speaker 3 (19:57):
I did see that with duct tape, and he had
a lot of duct tape. I'm curious why he had
so much duct tape on him. That also worries me.
Speaker 1 (20:05):
Well, he had duct tape on him because he was
interrupting the flight. They're just little.
Speaker 2 (20:09):
Info that perhaps we didn't have. We have news and
information you won't get from the, you know, abusively dishonest, corrupt,
mainstream legacy media mob.
Speaker 1 (20:19):
You just won't get it. Donald Trump.
Speaker 2 (20:23):
You know, one of the things that frustrates me, you know,
the Pentagon was hit a field in Pennsylvania. A plane
went down there. The Twin Towers went down. President Trump
was at ground zero on the days after 9-11 and
helping out. Um, but he can't be in every location
at one time. And this year he decided to go
to the Pentagon and he's being criticized for it. There's,
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there's nothing this man, if he cured cancer, he would
be criticized. Dog bites, beast things, feelings that blame him.
He did honor a nine 11 hero with the presidential
medal of freedom. Uh, you know, and, um, which I
thought was really good. And it happens to be a
friend of ours. Uh, anyway, he made his remarks, um,
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now that it's the 25th anniversary week of 9-11, and
he honored the victims and first responders of September 11th,
and he made remarks at the White House with Frank Siller,
our friend, and 9-11 first responders as part of a
21-foot steel beam, we've been telling you about this, steel
across America, traveling more than 10,500 miles across the country
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leading up to 9-11. When we see this steal, he said,
we are reminded that no matter what threat or challenge
comes our way, America will fight, America will endure, America
will prevail. Nothing can keep our country down, and our
country is stronger today than ever before. We are a
strong country, but all of that is hanging in the
balance in 56 days, as far as I'm concerned. If
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you think I'm overreacting, call me and tell me why,
because I want to hear from you. The president now
saying that he will take the final 30 days leading
into this election, maybe 35 stops. He says it's all
about 35 races. Pretty much what we're saying. In the
nine Senate races, but there is probably 25 House races.
All depends on how you count them. Anywhere between 25
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and 30. The IRS would like to cancel the tax
exam status of private schools that discriminate by race using
affirmative action. Let me ask you, whatever happened to the
notion of the ideal, the idea that we would be
a colorblind society?
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Well, that's right.
Speaker 2 (22:33):
Joe Biden partnered with the former Klansman, Robert Byrd, to
stop the integration of public schools. There's a phenomenon happening
in our economy that I want to point out that
we've been way ahead of the curve of. And I've
been reading all these articles about the next generation of
millionaires are going to be tradespeople. especially in the era
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of AI. And I've been trying to convey another sense
of urgency, and that relates to artificial intelligence. Do I
think there'll be a net job gain in the end
when all the dust settles? I do, but it's too
difficult for me to predict. I don't know. I'm not
as great an expert. However, I'm urging all of you
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in this audience to be lifelong learners, and if you've
not embraced artificial intelligence, please do it. I don't care
if you like I Like Rock or if you like GPT,
whatever you like, it doesn't matter. But become familiar with it.
And if you're a student, you ought to be learning it.
This is another failure of our public schools. You know,
they'll put feminine hygiene products in grammar school boys' bathrooms
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like Tampon Tim wants to do. And, you know, you
can identify as any sex you want in grade school.
But God forbid we teach some reading, writing, math, science, history, computers.
And now I'd add to that artificial intelligence. But this
was in The Wall Street Journal. And non-college graduates are
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experiencing the best job market they've had in more than
two decades. Younger workers, not college graduates, see one of
the lowest unemployment rates in recent history. That means a
strong job market for those 22 to 34 years of
age without diplomas. from a higher educational institution. I can
tell you, at least down here in Florida, and I
know it's the case in New York, try and hire
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somebody to do some plumbing or electrical work at your house.
Try and find a handyman and see how much you're
going to pay them an hour. And I'm not saying
they're not worth every penny.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
They are.
Speaker 2 (24:34):
And by the way, this was really good news today also.
You know, the official jobs report showed a stellar 162,000
jobs added last month, more than four times what was
being predicted. It's always more than expected, always more than predicted.
Non-farm payrolls rose a seasonally adjusted 162,000 for the month.
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Unemployment remained steady at 4%. But I mean, good for people.
I mean, I'm not even sure if we're going to
be blunt. What are kids really learning in college? are
they learning things that will have a practical application in
their life? Because I don't think so. By the way,
since Donald Trump's been president, put this on the add
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to success list, he has cut down illegal immigrant population
by 2.3 million between those deported and those that were
incentivized to self-deport. Some people didn't like the idea. They
didn't like the idea of that. I'm not really sure why.
Because I like the idea of it. Um, And let
me get to the Democratic Socialist for a minute. Now,
(25:42):
James Clyburn, well, actually, I met him. I get along
with him. I respect him in as much as he's
a very powerful Democrat from South Carolina. Joe Biden never
would have won that primary in 2020 without James Clyburn.
Speaker 1 (25:59):
Period. Full stop on that.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
But now he is even saying, as a senior advisor
to House Democratic leaders, that they will try to pack
the courts. He said Democrats will try to add Supreme
Court justices if they take control of Congress.
Speaker 1 (26:16):
I hope you're paying attention. I really do.
Speaker 2 (26:20):
I hope you're paying attention. By the way, you know
these former Obama aides? What is the podcast called? Pod
Save America or something like that? Yeah, anyway, so one
of these guys, Tommy Veeder, or I don't know, I
have no idea what these people's names are. I don't
know You know, anyway, he says, Iran's doing a pretty
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good job. I think the answer is no, another one said.
And he kept his apparent comedy routine by going, I,
you know, heart disease always got a shot. They're talking
about Trump dying here. At least that's the way it
was portrayed. Father Time will get there. He, quote, jokes
about dying. I made the same joke about obama linda
(27:04):
how do you think that would go over i don't
think it would go over very.
Speaker 4 (27:07):
Not well at all yeah you know and hunter biden
launches this meme coin as an ode to his infamous
laptop did you see that i mean on that laptop
are naked pictures of this guy with a gun in
his hand and and a crack pipe in his mouth
and i'm like and.
Speaker 2 (27:27):
He's with girls i don't know i guess they're all
his girlfriend i have no idea.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
And now he's so.
Speaker 2 (27:35):
Emboldened, I guess, now that he has his little pardon,
that he can do whatever he wants? Okay, I'm fine
with that. Rudy Giuliani, by the way, spoke out against
Mamdani going to the 9-11 memorial.
Speaker 1 (27:47):
He's going.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
Mamdani gave a 9-11 souvenir pen to his chief legal counsel, who,
by the way, represented the brother-in-law of one of the
9-11 hijackers.
Speaker 1 (27:59):
I'm sure it's just a mere coincidence, right, Linda?
Speaker 2 (28:02):
Hate crime surging in New York City. Over half targeting
Jewish Americans. Is there a correlation? I'll let you decide that.
But I don't like it. There's too much anti-Semitism. On
the midterm front, new Harvard-Harris poll. Now, I don't even
think I'm going to really mention polls from now to
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the election day. I just don't. I don't see the
point of it. Because they've been so bad... for so long,
and especially this election season, and all the mainstream pollsters
can't poll Donald Trump, and it looks like if the
president's going to do 30, 35 stops between now and
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election day, that means he's kind of putting himself on
the ballot. And he does have a pretty good track record.
I would imagine it's going to be something to the
effect of win one more for the Gipper, win it
for the country.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
Save America.
Speaker 2 (29:01):
You know, podcast, you know, Pod Save America. You know,
save us from the Democratic Socialists. One DSA House candidate
caught deleting numerous posts, cheering open borders, backing defunding the police,
and calling on older Democrats to hurry up and die. Wow.
This guy sounds like a real winner. He sounds like
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he can be a real frontrunner and leader. This one's
out of Michigan. Congressional candidate William Lawrence. I'm just not
sure with this. I cannot tell you 56 days out
how this is going to all end up.
Speaker 1 (29:34):
I wish I could. I wish I had a crystal ball.
I can't. I can tell you that you can impact.
every one of you, the outcome. Let me put it
this way.
Speaker 2 (29:43):
Collectively in this audience, you know, 750-plus radio stations strong
and podcasted and SiriusXM, all this content can be shared
with your friends, your family, your neighbors, your coworkers. And
anyone else you run into. If everyone in this audience
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did that, we can shock the world.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
I can tell you that.
Thanks to all of you for being with us.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
Write down our toll-free telephone number if you want to
be a part of this extravaganza.
Speaker 1 (00:07):
It's 800-941-SHAWN.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
If you would like to join us, we are 56
days away from the single most important election in our lifetime.
And I've been saying midterm, but I'm thinking now it's
it's well, I mean, every every presidential election matters so
much because the power of that office.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
Just means what it means.
Speaker 2 (00:32):
And having Donald Trump there has been a great thing
for the country, although he gets zero credit, which is
incredibly frustrating to me. And, you know, as I was
I took a couple of days off of Labor Day
and this officially this day after Labor Day kicks officially
off the campaign season. And people now will begin to
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focus more attention than usual. But my worry and my
concern is very real, too, in that historical trends are
what they are. And that is that the party in
power tends to lose seats, meaning the party that occupies
the White House. Historically, with just a few exceptions, not many.
And the math is what it is. Now, with all
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that said, I have a hope and an optimism that
I've not had in the past because of the current
state of the Democratic Party. And I just think that
this is such an inflection point for the country. I
hope all of you are as dialed in and get
(01:38):
as dialed in and feel the sense of urgency that
I do. And I don't want to be preaching to
the choir. Probably if you're listening to the show, you
are going to vote, but it's not just, you need
to drag 10 people with you. You need to convey
the urgency that you feel, if you are feeling what
(01:59):
I'm feeling, to your friends and your family and your
neighbors and your coworkers and strangers that you meet and
run into in the course of your daily life. because
it's that much that is at stake here. I mean,
you're looking really at 25 to 30 seats in the
House that can be considered competitive on some level. I
(02:23):
can easily get us to 212 in my head, but
not to 218. We are going to be in Dallas
tomorrow and the next day, Wednesday and Thursday of this week,
for the Republican Midterm Convention. You know, in spite of
the way the media has been trying to portray this,
I read these reports and I'm like, I just they're
(02:43):
factually so inaccurate. It's just hard to it's hard to
fathom that the media is so abusively biased and institutionally
corrupt that they just lie to you.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
They lie to you all the time. They lie to
you about everything.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
And if it's about Donald Trump, you know, it's going
to get magnified by a factor of 50. And maybe
it's time for Donald Trump to just dial into the
election and messaging. And he's going to do anywhere between
30 and 35 campaign stops. But what I'm saying to
candidates is you've got to start winning your races on
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your own. And you better start communicating the urgency of
the moment. And as I go through my list, and
I know sometimes people will rightly criticize me, not wrongly, rightly,
that I'll get too repetitive. But if I say on
this program, if I go through my list of the DSA,
and I do it one day, one day. then what
(03:47):
are the odds you're going to be able to recite
that list, you know, over the next 56 days to
your friends, family, neighbors and coworkers and other strangers you
run into?
Speaker 1 (03:58):
The odds are zero.
Speaker 2 (03:59):
You know, we proved this during COVID when I kept
saying you might want to ask your doctor about monoclonal antibodies.
And to this day, it proved once again, Ron DeSantis,
the governor of my state, was was way ahead of
the curve because that was the single best solution.
Speaker 1 (04:21):
If you got covid.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
It wasn't you know, you didn't get you weren't prevented
from getting COVID by getting the shot and getting the
jab and listening to Biden lie to you and say
that if you get the shot, then you're not going
to get COVID.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
If you get the shot, you're not going to infect
other people.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
The great irony looking back through the prism of history
is they knew so much more than they were telling us.
And even their own messaging was false and they knew
it and they didn't care. And on top of it, we,
the taxpayers, paid for it.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2 (04:55):
But I'd say it, and I say it month after month.
Linda starts getting frustrated with me on the air. And
I said, why are you frustrated? And she says, boss, boss.
Then Linda correct me at any time if I'm wrong
on this. And she'd say, you keep saying the same
thing over and over again, and I don't understand it.
You're repeating yourself. I'm like, yes, I'm doing it by design.
(05:18):
And I admit I do it every election year. I
admit it. It's part of a plan. It's a strategy
so that everything that I know I'm conveying to you
and putting in your memory banks so that you can
regurgitate it at will and repeat it to your friends, family, coworkers, neighbors,
anyone else you run into in life. So when I
(05:39):
tell you that the DSA has been 219 of these
lunatics and These radicals that have been elected since 2019,
there's more than 40 more of them on the ballot
this year and very high ranking positions. And it is
frightening what they are stating their positions are. Now, there's
another group of Democrats that will go along with it
(06:01):
and they'll keep their mouth shut and they'll just, you know,
go along with the with the new AOC Bernie Sanders strategy,
which is, oh, no, we don't really believe that that
was woke 1.0 crazy. Well, you admitting that by saying
woke 1.0 crazy that you were advocating for that you
were crazy? But they'll eliminate the Senate, your ability to
pick a president. James Clyburn joining the chorus of radicals
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and saying they'd pack the courts. He's a very powerful
congressman from South Carolina. If it wasn't for James Clyburn,
Joe Biden would not have been the nominee in 2020.
Let's put it that way. They want to abolish borders,
amnesty for illegals, abolish ICE, end all deportation, defund our
Department of War, which is insane considering evil exists in
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this world. eliminate cash bail, abolish prisons and police. What
else do they want? And then, of course, public ownership
of most corporations. And then the cradle to grave, womb
to the tomb. Okay, that's on the ballot. In 56 days. Hannity,
you repeated yourself. Okay, do you have it in your mind?
(07:09):
If everyone tells me, Linda, if you take calls and
somebody can repeat the list perfectly, maybe I'll just stop
saying it. But we just one day, you remember the day, Linda,
when I put you on the air because you were
mad at me for repeating the word monoclonal antibodies. And
all I said is you might want to ask your doctor.
(07:30):
I don't give medical advice. I'm not a freaking doctor.
But I would say ask your friends if, you know,
if you get COVID, you might want to ask your
doctor if monoclonal antibodies would work for you. In my
free state of Florida at the time, and they were
giving them away for free. Absolutely for free. Linda, you
want to remind people what our little, you were annoyed
(07:52):
with me, true or false?
Speaker 1 (07:54):
I was annoyed with you, yes.
Speaker 3 (07:56):
Often, yes.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
Okay, you were.
Speaker 2 (07:58):
Annoyed with me because you thought I kept repeating myself,
correct or no?
Speaker 3 (08:02):
On that particular issue, yes.
Speaker 1 (08:05):
Okay, and then what did we do? We did a
little experiment, didn't we? We did.
Speaker 2 (08:09):
I can do the experiment right now. We have random
callers on the air. If you want to put them on, 800-941-CHART.
I'll put them on. I'll prove this to you, too.
Speaker 1 (08:18):
You don't need to prove this one.
Speaker 3 (08:20):
I doubt anybody even knows what the DSA truly stands
for because most people don't even know who's running DSA.
Speaker 1 (08:26):
Because they're sick of everything. That's what I think. Okay.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
So my point is when you said that we had
a full bank of calls, I was about to go
to my calls and I went to every caller one
after another, after another, after another. And I asked them when,
what is my advice? If you get, if you have
a positive test for COVID, what is the one thing
I suggest you may want to ask your doctor? How
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many of all the people that we went to on
the phone lines, how many got it right, Linda?
Speaker 3 (08:57):
A half of one person. I don't know if that counts,
but he did get the first half expression.
Speaker 1 (09:05):
He was like mono, mono, something. Exactly.
Speaker 3 (09:09):
Exactly.
Speaker 1 (09:09):
Okay. So nobody got the answer is my point, correct?
That's correct. And you are frustrated.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
And I don't blame people that are regular listeners if
they get frustrated. However, more than anyone else, regular listeners
are the ones I'm going to count on the most
because to tell their friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, and strangers
about what's at stake in this election. And the idea
that I think that I might be able to convince
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people to memorize all of President Trump's accomplishments, I don't
think so. I mean, I think most people would probably
be able to point out that not a single illegal
has been released into the country since he got back
into office. I don't think most people know that the
administration stopped more than 10 000 individuals with narco-terrorism ties
(10:01):
from entering the country they arrested more than 10 000
gang members in the country that the president signed the
halt fentanyl act uh which has been able to and
designated trend day aragua ms-13 and and other Latin American
cartels as terrorist organizations. I doubt people can quote the U.S.
murder rate in 2025. Last year, his first year back
(10:24):
in office, hit the lowest level at 125 years. I
doubt most of you can repeat that. So forgive me
for being repetitive. Forgive me. And I beg your indulgence.
And I'm not saying that sarcastically. I just have, this
is what will happen. If you're going to defund, dismantle
a no bail law this country and open the borders again,
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I don't know if we're going to be able to recover.
And by the way, violent crime is down even more
in 2026. I mean, with violent crime down 10.6 percent.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
All right.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
The murder rate lowest level last year in 125 years.
And now year two of Trump being back in office.
It's down another 23 percent this year. Kash Patel deserves
a lot of that credit, too. Rapes down 18 percent
from from last year as well. I mean, again, we
have nine of the 10 most wanted fugitives of the
(11:21):
FBI that have been captured. How many Americans actually know that?
I know that they hate Donald Trump and he put
out a bunch of memes this weekend. But do they
do they do they do they know what is important?
I know they know the Lindsay Clancy, you know, hung
jury case. I know people have been protesting it. Do
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you know that we've had the best recruitment in our
military in 15 years, up 103% since Trump got back
in office? That the Pentagon purged DEI standards for hiring
and promotion? I mean, do most Americans understand how deep
and profound preventing Iran from ever getting a nuclear weapon
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has been for this country?
Speaker 1 (12:06):
Do you know that the U.S. achieved....
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Record domestic oil and gas production last year, and we're
going to hit a new high this year, and that
the president opened hundreds of millions of acres for oil
and gas and coal production. By the way, Dan Sullivan,
the real Dan Sullivan in Alaska that's running for Senate
for re-election, will join us later. I mean, could you imagine,
this is how desperate and dirty the Democrats play. They'll
(12:30):
put on a fake Dan Sullivan. They know the guy
has no chance of winning. They're just hoping people get
mixed up at the ballot, and they'll put on another
Dan Sullivan. You know, the president ending transgender mutilation. It's
now the policy of the U.S. government that we have
two sexes, male and female. That's going to shock six
gender Tallarigo. President banned funding, sponsorship, promotion of surgical mutilation
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for minors. Oh, I think that's a pretty good thing.
The president protecting young women and the demeaning practice of
forcing women to compete against biological men in sports. The
president's done more deregulation than any president in history, period,
full stop. The president also gave us the largest tax
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cut in history. And by the way, there's one for...
you know, lower middle class Americans, that we have $ 11
trillion in committed investment money, that the president negotiated most
favored nation pricing agreements with all 17 of the world's
largest drug makers, that the president is bringing in-house back
to America, semiconductor chip production, pharmaceutical production, automobile production, no
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tax on tips, overtime, social security. Democrats voted against all
of it. If you don't think elections matter, then I
don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
I don't.
Speaker 2 (13:54):
I've been thinking and thinking and racking my brain trying
to figure out what is a better way to communicate this.
And just telling you straight up the truth just comes
out ahead every time. And telling you what's at stake.
We have nine competitive Senate races. I can tell you
where they are. But everybody listening to this program as
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a congressman or a congresswoman, that's a Republican that you
can vote for and maintaining control of the House. We
will shock the world in 56 days or you're going
to be miserable in 56 days.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
There's not any other way to put it. It's one
or the other.
Speaker 2 (14:32):
You know, you got Michigan, you got Iowa, you got Alaska,
you got Ohio, you got New Hampshire, you got Texas,
you got Maine, you got Georgia, you got North Carolina.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
All of these races matter. All of them. I don't know.
Did I do a better job, Linda?
Speaker 3 (14:50):
No.
Speaker 1 (14:51):
I give you an A + +, boss.
Speaker 3 (14:52):
You happy?
Speaker 1 (14:54):
All right.
Speaker 2 (14:56):
But you learned something in that monoclonal antibody thing, correct?
Speaker 4 (14:59):
Correct.
Speaker 3 (15:00):
Yeah, I don't think you owe an explanation to anybody.
I think you do what you do and we pray
God we win because if the DSA wins, the country
goes to you know what?
Speaker 1 (15:09):
Adam Schiff. There you go. That's it. There you go.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
There's just so much to get to in terms of
what is at stake in the election. I really can't
believe it. Summer is now in the rearview mirror. Election
season officially begins yesterday, Labor Day. You got 56 days
till Election Day. And Historical trends show that the party
in power tends to lose seats. Okay, and by the way,
(15:35):
there's a big lie being peddled by the media. I
didn't finish my thought about the Dallas midterm convention. And, well,
they only have 100 Republicans that are going. They don't
want to go because Donald Trump's going to be there.
That's not it. They weren't invited. They're inviting people in
the most competitive races and some of the Republican stars
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and some of the leadership. That's pretty much it. And
they want to give a platform to people that need
it the most and help to people that need it
the most. It's really that simple. And, you know, we
already know what they are. I've gone through it over
and over again. And both the president, I think the
president speaking both nights. I know that Vice President Vance
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will join us tomorrow night after the president speaks. And
we'll have full coverage of that. But there's a lot
at stake here. I mean, Al-Sayed actually said, I had
one political philosophy. It would be that I want us
to build what we would build if we took seriously
the idea that all of our kids were all of
our kids. And I'm thinking, I don't want that guy
(16:43):
raising my child. I don't want Pocahontas raising my child.
Bernie Sanders, AOC, and his squad member, six-gender Telerico. You know,
I mean, think of think of what he's saying here.
It's like it takes a village on steroids when he
says that.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
It's insane.
Speaker 2 (17:00):
Socialists gathering in Chicago this weekend trying to, you know,
struggle and strategize. You know, how do they control an
uncontrollable wing that is in full control? I know it's
a mouthful, but it's true. So they have these coffees
with comrade meetings and, you know, they're trying to use
the appeal that everything is free. All your anxiety in
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life will be taken away from you. But on top
of that, there's something called freedom that will be eliminated
in the process.
Speaker 1 (17:30):
It's crazy. By the way, now we have this issue
of Zoran, Marxist Kami Mamdani, and we'll hit it later.
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Friday is the 25th anniversary of 9-11-01. I think all
of you listening to this show, if you are alive,
you remember where you were, when you heard what had
happened and you were glued to your TV in horror.
Because that's what the worst attack on the homeland in
the history of our country. But then you have people
that will tell you that radical Islamists are not a
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threat to us and they feel sorry for us if
we think so. And then, of course, why did President Trump?
you know, do what every other president before him said
ought to be done, and that's make sure that Iran
never gets a nuclear weapon. How dare him? And then
Zoran Marxist Khamim Omdani, you know, even though nobody wants
him to attend, over 100,000 people signed a petition, and
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you even have city council people saying don't go. Anyway,
he's going to release documents on 9-11 health impacts before
the 25th anniversary. We've been chronicling that forever, to be
very blunt. One other El-Sayed note, he condemned the U.S.
response to 9-11. It, quote, scarred millions. This is in
(18:40):
a resurfaced podcast comment that he made. It's pretty unbelievable.
And I don't know. The world's gone crazy. Oh, Linda,
did I not make the prediction on this program? Did
I not make the prediction that the Lindsay Clancy defense
would become mainstream? And it would happen in short order.
(19:01):
We mentioned a couple of cases last week. I think
I mentioned that. Well, now we have a case that
proves my point. Lawyers for a mom that hung her
two-year-old son is claiming she was suffering from a Clancy-style
psychotic episode. And it's the beginning of the end. And
now the Menendez brothers now have a good shot at
(19:22):
getting out. But I digress a little bit here, so
forgive me. So we're watching all of this. Coffee with comrades. Linda,
I think you ought to go to one of those
meetings when you visit New York from your Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3 (19:37):
Oh, yeah. I'm sure I'll blend in that. I'm sure
that's my calling.
Speaker 1 (19:41):
I think you'll blend. I think you'll fit right in.
By the way, did you see that American Airlines?
Speaker 3 (19:45):
I wouldn't mind going in and being disruptor, not for nothing.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
You see the viral video of this guy being subdued
in an American Airlines? They took duct tape and they
tied him to his seat.
Speaker 3 (19:57):
I did see that with duct tape, and he had
a lot of duct tape. I'm curious why he had
so much duct tape on him. That also worries me.
Speaker 1 (20:05):
Well, he had duct tape on him because he was
interrupting the flight. They're just little.
Speaker 2 (20:09):
Info that perhaps we didn't have. We have news and
information you won't get from the, you know, abusively dishonest, corrupt,
mainstream legacy media mob.
Speaker 1 (20:19):
You just won't get it. Donald Trump.
Speaker 2 (20:23):
You know, one of the things that frustrates me, you know,
the Pentagon was hit a field in Pennsylvania. A plane
went down there. The Twin Towers went down. President Trump
was at ground zero on the days after 9-11 and
helping out. Um, but he can't be in every location
at one time. And this year he decided to go
to the Pentagon and he's being criticized for it. There's,
(20:46):
there's nothing this man, if he cured cancer, he would
be criticized. Dog bites, beast things, feelings that blame him.
He did honor a nine 11 hero with the presidential
medal of freedom. Uh, you know, and, um, which I
thought was really good. And it happens to be a
friend of ours. Uh, anyway, he made his remarks, um,
(21:08):
now that it's the 25th anniversary week of 9-11, and
he honored the victims and first responders of September 11th,
and he made remarks at the White House with Frank Siller,
our friend, and 9-11 first responders as part of a
21-foot steel beam, we've been telling you about this, steel
across America, traveling more than 10,500 miles across the country
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leading up to 9-11. When we see this steal, he said,
we are reminded that no matter what threat or challenge
comes our way, America will fight, America will endure, America
will prevail. Nothing can keep our country down, and our
country is stronger today than ever before. We are a
strong country, but all of that is hanging in the
balance in 56 days, as far as I'm concerned. If
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you think I'm overreacting, call me and tell me why,
because I want to hear from you. The president now
saying that he will take the final 30 days leading
into this election, maybe 35 stops. He says it's all
about 35 races. Pretty much what we're saying. In the
nine Senate races, but there is probably 25 House races.
All depends on how you count them. Anywhere between 25
(22:16):
and 30. The IRS would like to cancel the tax
exam status of private schools that discriminate by race using
affirmative action. Let me ask you, whatever happened to the
notion of the ideal, the idea that we would be
a colorblind society?
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Well, that's right.
Speaker 2 (22:33):
Joe Biden partnered with the former Klansman, Robert Byrd, to
stop the integration of public schools. There's a phenomenon happening
in our economy that I want to point out that
we've been way ahead of the curve of. And I've
been reading all these articles about the next generation of
millionaires are going to be tradespeople. especially in the era
(22:55):
of AI. And I've been trying to convey another sense
of urgency, and that relates to artificial intelligence. Do I
think there'll be a net job gain in the end
when all the dust settles? I do, but it's too
difficult for me to predict. I don't know. I'm not
as great an expert. However, I'm urging all of you
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in this audience to be lifelong learners, and if you've
not embraced artificial intelligence, please do it. I don't care
if you like I Like Rock or if you like GPT,
whatever you like, it doesn't matter. But become familiar with it.
And if you're a student, you ought to be learning it.
This is another failure of our public schools. You know,
they'll put feminine hygiene products in grammar school boys' bathrooms
(23:40):
like Tampon Tim wants to do. And, you know, you
can identify as any sex you want in grade school.
But God forbid we teach some reading, writing, math, science, history, computers.
And now I'd add to that artificial intelligence. But this
was in The Wall Street Journal. And non-college graduates are
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experiencing the best job market they've had in more than
two decades. Younger workers, not college graduates, see one of
the lowest unemployment rates in recent history. That means a
strong job market for those 22 to 34 years of
age without diplomas. from a higher educational institution. I can
tell you, at least down here in Florida, and I
know it's the case in New York, try and hire
(24:23):
somebody to do some plumbing or electrical work at your house.
Try and find a handyman and see how much you're
going to pay them an hour. And I'm not saying
they're not worth every penny.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
They are.
Speaker 2 (24:34):
And by the way, this was really good news today also.
You know, the official jobs report showed a stellar 162,000
jobs added last month, more than four times what was
being predicted. It's always more than expected, always more than predicted.
Non-farm payrolls rose a seasonally adjusted 162,000 for the month.
(24:57):
Unemployment remained steady at 4%. But I mean, good for people.
I mean, I'm not even sure if we're going to
be blunt. What are kids really learning in college? are
they learning things that will have a practical application in
their life? Because I don't think so. By the way,
since Donald Trump's been president, put this on the add
(25:19):
to success list, he has cut down illegal immigrant population
by 2.3 million between those deported and those that were
incentivized to self-deport. Some people didn't like the idea. They
didn't like the idea of that. I'm not really sure why.
Because I like the idea of it. Um, And let
me get to the Democratic Socialist for a minute. Now,
(25:42):
James Clyburn, well, actually, I met him. I get along
with him. I respect him in as much as he's
a very powerful Democrat from South Carolina. Joe Biden never
would have won that primary in 2020 without James Clyburn.
Speaker 1 (25:59):
Period. Full stop on that.
Speaker 2 (26:01):
But now he is even saying, as a senior advisor
to House Democratic leaders, that they will try to pack
the courts. He said Democrats will try to add Supreme
Court justices if they take control of Congress.
Speaker 1 (26:16):
I hope you're paying attention. I really do.
Speaker 2 (26:20):
I hope you're paying attention. By the way, you know
these former Obama aides? What is the podcast called? Pod
Save America or something like that? Yeah, anyway, so one
of these guys, Tommy Veeder, or I don't know, I
have no idea what these people's names are. I don't
know You know, anyway, he says, Iran's doing a pretty
(26:42):
good job. I think the answer is no, another one said.
And he kept his apparent comedy routine by going, I,
you know, heart disease always got a shot. They're talking
about Trump dying here. At least that's the way it
was portrayed. Father Time will get there. He, quote, jokes
about dying. I made the same joke about obama linda
(27:04):
how do you think that would go over i don't
think it would go over very.
Speaker 4 (27:07):
Not well at all yeah you know and hunter biden
launches this meme coin as an ode to his infamous
laptop did you see that i mean on that laptop
are naked pictures of this guy with a gun in
his hand and and a crack pipe in his mouth
and i'm like and.
Speaker 2 (27:27):
He's with girls i don't know i guess they're all
his girlfriend i have no idea.
Speaker 1 (27:32):
And now he's so.
Speaker 2 (27:35):
Emboldened, I guess, now that he has his little pardon,
that he can do whatever he wants? Okay, I'm fine
with that. Rudy Giuliani, by the way, spoke out against
Mamdani going to the 9-11 memorial.
Speaker 1 (27:47):
He's going.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
Mamdani gave a 9-11 souvenir pen to his chief legal counsel, who,
by the way, represented the brother-in-law of one of the
9-11 hijackers.
Speaker 1 (27:59):
I'm sure it's just a mere coincidence, right, Linda?
Speaker 2 (28:02):
Hate crime surging in New York City. Over half targeting
Jewish Americans. Is there a correlation? I'll let you decide that.
But I don't like it. There's too much anti-Semitism. On
the midterm front, new Harvard-Harris poll. Now, I don't even
think I'm going to really mention polls from now to
(28:23):
the election day. I just don't. I don't see the
point of it. Because they've been so bad... for so long,
and especially this election season, and all the mainstream pollsters
can't poll Donald Trump, and it looks like if the
president's going to do 30, 35 stops between now and
(28:45):
election day, that means he's kind of putting himself on
the ballot. And he does have a pretty good track record.
I would imagine it's going to be something to the
effect of win one more for the Gipper, win it
for the country.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
Save America.
Speaker 2 (29:01):
You know, podcast, you know, Pod Save America. You know,
save us from the Democratic Socialists. One DSA House candidate
caught deleting numerous posts, cheering open borders, backing defunding the police,
and calling on older Democrats to hurry up and die. Wow.
This guy sounds like a real winner. He sounds like
(29:21):
he can be a real frontrunner and leader. This one's
out of Michigan. Congressional candidate William Lawrence. I'm just not
sure with this. I cannot tell you 56 days out
how this is going to all end up.
Speaker 1 (29:34):
I wish I could. I wish I had a crystal ball.
I can't. I can tell you that you can impact.
every one of you, the outcome. Let me put it
this way.
Speaker 2 (29:43):
Collectively in this audience, you know, 750-plus radio stations strong
and podcasted and SiriusXM, all this content can be shared
with your friends, your family, your neighbors, your coworkers. And
anyone else you run into. If everyone in this audience
(30:04):
did that, we can shock the world.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
I can tell you that.
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