The Case Against Biden - November 21st, Hour 1

Sean breaks down the timeline of the Hunter Biden laptop scandal and the evidence, all of which points to "The Big Guy", namely President Biden.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
I thank Scott Shannon, and thanks to all of you
for being with us toll free our numbers eight hundred
and nine four one sean if you want to be
a part of the program. The question every American at
some point is going to have to ask himself or herself,
and I already know where my answer is on this
is do we have equal justice and equal application of

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our laws in this country? Because it certainly seems like
we do not. And I could just lay out, you know,
three great examples where where we're not treating people equally
under the law. And it's just as simple as this.
It comes down to, if you are a conservative, if
you're a Republican, there's one system of justice. If your

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last name is Clinton, Biden, or you're a part of
the deep state helping the Democrats putting your thumbs on
the scale of elections in the case of the presidential
elections in twenty sixteen and twenty twenty, there are no
consequences to be had at all, whatsoever. He might say, well, Hannity,
that's a bit rough, that's a little unfair. Well, okay,

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run through you all of the issues involving Hillary Clinton,
the dirty dossier, and the FBI's involvement in all of this.
You know, we know that Hillary Clinton had top secret
classified information on her email server, But don't take my
word for it. Take the words of Jim come from
the group of thirty thousand emails returned to the State

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Department twenty fourteen. One hundred and ten emails in fifty
two email chains have been determined by the owning agency
to contain classified information at the time they were sent
or received. Eight of those chains contained information that was
top secret, thirty six of those chains contained secret information

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at the time, and eight contained confidential information at the time.
Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton
or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling
of classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely
careless in their handling a very sensitive, highly classified information.
Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes

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regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that
no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. No reasonable
prosecutor would bring such a case. All right, you go
to the Marolago raid. What they find eleven thousand documents,
one hundred of which I guess our classified top secret.
How was that any different except it wasn't put on

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a server, and you're still not nobody's addressing the thirty
three thousand missing emails of Hillary Clinton. We never got those.
We do know that we had something that would seem
to be conscious obstruction, which is the destruction of hard drives.
Nobody knew what bleach bit was before all of this.

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And in other words, you mean like wiping your hard
drive with a cloth, meaning wiping all memory on your
hard drive so nobody could retrieve it with sophisticated you know,
technology that usually law enforcement might have. That's what That's
what that means. So and that's just part of the story.

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And then of course paying for a dirty dossier from
Russia ultimately and all of it completely unverifiable. The amazing
part of the dan Chenko trial, if you remember he
was a subsource for Christopher Steele. We know that the
we learned from that that that trial, that Christopher Steele
in early October twenty sixteen was offered a million dollars

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if he could corroborate to the FBI that what was
in the dossier was in fact true. Well, they never
gave him the million dollars because he could never corroborate it.
And then by the end of October they go to
the FISA Court with an application and that says verified
on the top of it. Using the bulk of information

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being the dirty dossier, as a means of of getting
approval for the FISA application, they got it. Andrew McCabe,
deputy FBI Director, even acknowledge without the dirty Dossier, they
wouldn't have been the FISA application granted. And then when
they met with Dan Chenko, the source for Christopher Steele,
in January twenty seventeen, that's when he said, this is

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all junk, all bar talk. None of it was meant
to be true or used in the way it was used.
And what happened to him He got hired by the
FBI and got put on their payroll, and none of
the people that lied to the FISA court. In other words,
you're saying to a court that something's verified, and it's unverifiable,
and as a matter of fact, it's debunked. And the

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guy that wrote the dossier he can't claim his million
dollar prize because he can't verify it. The guy that
was the source for it gets put on the payroll.
Why so nobody can ever talk to him, then eventually
gets put on trial for a lying to the FBI.
I'm not sure what that officially means. But at the
end of the day, Hillary Clinton no problem having topsy

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we're classified information on her servers, no consequences at all
for using bleach bit and hammers and removing simcards and
busting up devices. You know, because she's a Democrat, she
gets a pass top secret information no prosecutor would prosecute.
Then why are we even bothering in the Marlago case

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if there's even fewer classified materials in quote the raid
that took place there. Now, what am I trying to
say here? We don't have equal justice or application of
our laws. The same thing goes when you look at
the Hunter Biden case. I mean, this is playing his

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day for anybody with eyes to see what's going on here,
That the FBI had this for the longest period of time.
Now we're finally going to get an investigation into it.
But it's only because Republicans took over the Congress. And
James Comer out lined in great specificity, in great detail

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of preview of coming attractions that in fact he's saying
that Joe Biden lied when he said he had nothing
to hide during the campaign. He lied repeatedly when he
said that I never one time spoke with Hunter Biden
as it relates to his foreign business dealings. He we
now know, participated in many meetings that we chronicled and

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phone calls. And by the way, you know, the question
is whether or not Joe Biden or your president is compromised,
which it would be a really big deal if it
was any Republican and comers saying this is an investigation
of Joe Biden, the President of the United States, and
we love to talk to the Biden family, specifically Hunter

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and Joe, and then going on even further, our investigation
is about Joe Biden. We have already we already have
evidence that one point that Joe Biden was involved with
Hunter Biden on these issues. So alert a lot about this,
you know, and Republicans now going to begin simultaneous investigations
into you know, look, how long the FBI had the

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laptop from Hell, They had a long before the New
York Post reported on it in the weeks just before
the twenty twenty election, and then everybody went out there
at that point, why didn't the FBI do this investigation.
Now there's low hanging fruit on the laptop according to
everybody that's reported on it, and that is you got

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Hunter with prostitutes, Hunter on video doing drugs, all sorts
of other little stuff that they could have gone after
him four but he's not been charged with a thing.
This is now four years in the making. Did he
pay taxes on any of this money that he was
making from all of these foreign countries? But the question
here is when you look at you know, nobody wanted

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to pay attention to the real quid pro quo. Why
was it not a big deal to people when a
vice president of the United States says, you're not getting
one billion dollars we have earmarked for you until you
fire a low level prosecutor in Ukraine and you got
six hours to do it. And sure enough Ukraine fired

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the prosecutor because they wanted the money. But then we
find out that prosecutor the reason Joe so involved is
because he was investigating his son, Hunter, who was no
experience in oil, gas, energy or Ukraine. Then why is
he getting paid millions of dollars? You know, and we
have you know, example after example, how many times in

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the laptop is Hunter Biden himself implicating his own father
in terms of, oh, Pops takes half the half the
amount of money I make. Pops is the big guy
corroborated by Bob o Lynski in that case, or Hunter
complaining bitterly that it has to pay for repairs at

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Joe's house. Now we're finding out from Comber that the
Biden family had over one hundred and fifty suspicious activity
reports that were filed by US banks with the federal
government over foreign transactions from Hunter and Joe Biden's brother Jim.
We believe that they also. Comber said bank accounts of

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Joe and Hunter were co mingled, if not shaired, meaning
the money was theirs, but meanwhile it was Hunter that
was bringing it in from these foreign business sources. They're
talking about as many as what fifty countries, he says,
he's identified that the Bidens have done business with. And
what experience did Hunter have to get the type of

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deals that we're talking about here? You know, you get
what three and a half million from the former first
Lady of Moscow and then one hundred million dollar investment
in a real estate venture that Hunters involved in. Then
you've got, of course the millions that he made from
Baris mon Crane. And then of course you got the
Chinese money. You got a Chinese national taking Hunter Biden

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and his family on a hundred thousand dollars shopping spree.
Now we find out about a five million dollar no
interest loan that's forgivable. No interest loan that's forgivable means, Okay,
here's five million dollars. Good luck with that, or the
one point five billion dollars deal with the Bank of China.
Forget Detsche Bank, Forget Goldman Sacks. You don't forget any

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of the big banks. We're going to do business with Hunter,
who at the time was addicted to crack. If my
timeline is correct, So if you look at it, and
Joe Biden going out during the campaign, not challenged by
the mob by the media saying repeatedly not one time
that he ever talked to his son about any of

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his foreign business dealings. Well, now we have photograph after
photograph after photograph Biden was pictured with his son's foreign
business partners. We know of at least fourteen of these
individuals Joe met with with Hunter farm business partners, fourteen
occasions that we know of. Now, they could say this
as old, debunked conspiracy theories, which has just been one

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of the latest attempts at distracting from this. But the
pictures are real, the laptop is real, Hunter's business associates
are real, and you know, as Congressman Jordan described it,
this is anything but a debunk conspiracy theory. So you've
got these simultaneous investigations going on. Why didn't the FBI

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do anything with this? Why didn't they look into it?
You know, the idea, you know, then you have other questions,
all right, why is it that we're going to cancel
the Keystone XEL pipeline while simultaneously giving a way to
Russia so that Russia can build their Nordstream two pipeline
to make billions of dollars with and of course have

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more control over Arnato and Western European allies. Why would
you give so waiver unless you had this long standing
business relationship that Bennett benefited the Biden family. And again,
where's the FBI on all of these issues? Where's the
FBI on struck, where's the FBI on page where's the

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FBI online to fives the courts. Where's Hillary Clinton held
accountable for top secret classified information on her server? Where
is she held accountable for purchasing a dirty dossier? And
then you know, sending that dossier out. What about the
fact that you know, Hillary Clinton, you know, had bleach

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bit and hammers and devices, and you know, at what
point do we not say there's something wrong in this country.
We don't have equal justice under the law or equal
application of our laws. Now we're learning about this new
special prosecutor, Jack Smith. I don't know much about him
except I read this from just thenews dot com. Later on,

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John Solomon will tell us, But apparently he was involved
in the House Oversight Committee. They concluded that his earlier
stint at the FBI, he set up a critical meeting
between his department and the IRS and Lois Learner that
set in motion the targeting of conservative nonprofits that became

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one of the signature scandals of the Obama administration. And
they obtained testimony from adj official name Richard Pilger in
twenty fourteen that showed Smith set up a meeting with
Learner to discuss more impressive enforcement of regulations prohibiting tax
exempt groups from engaging in politics. In the aftermath of

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the Citizens United decision, anyway, the Justice Department convened a
meeting with Lois Learner to discuss how the IRS could
assist in the criminal enforcement of the campaign finance laws. Anyway,
the committee wrote in twenty fourteen to the DOJ, this
meeting was arranged at the direction of the Public Integrity

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Section chief that would be now this special prosecutor that's appointed.
And on top of that, he got beaten down. He
convicted on eleven felony accounts form of Virginia Governor Bob McDonald,
but the Supreme Court reversed that conviction and a stunning
loss for the DOJ. Obviously, this guy's got an agenda.
Here we go again. Anyway, eight hundred nine for one,

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Shawn on number if you want to be a part
of the program. So questions that are simple, why did
Joe lie to the country about not knowing about Hunter
Biden's farm business associations. Also, we need to know how
many of Hunter's business partners farm business partners actually met

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with Joe Biden. We've identified in numerous photographs. We've identified
about fourteen meetings that we've been able to come up with,
you know, what promises did Hunter make to Chinese officials
and others in terms of access that he would offer
them to the then Vice president and the administration of
the time. How much money that was earned by Hunter
from foreign clients ended up being used to pay Joey

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or the big guy's expenses because they've never had to
answer these questions ever, which goes right into the two
investigations and why they correlate so well together. You know,
now you've got you know, another investigation in the Donald
Trump you know, by a guy that, all right, give
him credit. This new special prosecutor got eleven felony convictions

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former Virginia Governor Bob McDonald with a jury. The Supreme
Court reversed every one of those convictions and a stunning loss,
concluding that the definition of public acts used by this
guy and his team was unconstitutional, exceeded the definition in
bribery statutes. There's no doubts a Chief Justice, that this

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case is distasteful, it may even be worse. But our
concern is not with hardry details of Ferrari rolexes and
ball gowns. It's instead with the broader implications of the
government's boundless interpretation of a federal bribery statute, meaning it's
all overreach and meaning that people have agendas twenty five

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to the top of the hour, toll free, eight hundred
and nine four one, Shawn, if you want to be
a part of the program. Optimism in America is now
hit an all time low, according to Gallop. And I mean,
what's that would be really optimistic about what's going well
for the country. Not that much in particularly well, there's
there's gonna be an autopsy on this is probably I

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think Nude is right about this. Any election model you
might have believed in up until this one, you can
pretty much throw it in the garbage. Things now have changed.
What COVID did to alter our election system in the
country is now here to stay in lesson until hopefully
we people that believe in a national holiday for election Day,

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followed by paper ballots, voter ID signature verification, partisan observervers,
watch the voting, watch the vote counting, you have the
results at the end of the night, like all these
other countries do very successfully, although there are ways you
can make it work, like down in Florida, they made
it work pretty well, and they have early voting, and
they have, you know, all those checks involved in the system.

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It seems to have integrity, but it takes a lot
of work and effort, and you have to want it.
But Democrats don't even want something as simple as voter ID,
which is crazy. But you know, there's a lot of
things I can't quite explain yet. I want to get
a little deeper, do a deeper dive into this. I mean,
between New York and California, really giving the Republicans the

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majority in the House, that just does not add up.
Republicans winning the popular vote by what five million votes
getting more seats That doesn't add up to me as well,
either does. I'm not saying anything nefarious happened. I'm just
saying I don't understand it yet, so I'd like to
understand it. I think we'd better understand it. One thing
I can tell you is generally speaking, Conservatives have been

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reluctant and resistant to buying into this early voting or
mail in voting, and I think that puts them in
a position that makes it far more difficult for Republican
candidates to win. I mean, if you're starting out, look
for example, in Pennsylvania, I think they had banked six
hundred and fifty thousand votes before John Feederman ever showed

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up on the debate stage a week before the election.
I mean, at that point, you know you're building up
such a deficit. You know, Democrats have mastered the art
of identifying every one of their voters and getting a
ballot in their hands and getting that ballot dropped off
and getting it done early. You know, that's why election nightalies,
you have these dramatic swings. And even though remember what

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we were saying during COVID, you know, you fight with
the army you have, not the one that you wish
you have. Right now, we don't have the system that
I would choose for voting. But if Republicans want to
be competitive down the line, you're going to have to
embrace the system that exists, whether you like it or not,
to increase your odds of winning. And then I keep
talking about this accelerated migration, which is a thousand percent real.

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Nobody's really disgusted or figured it out yet, it seems,
but you have this convergence of events happening. You got
number one, the baby boomers are getting older, They're sick
of the burdensome regulations, high taxes in states like New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania. In the Midwest, they're tired of governance
in Michigan and Wisconsin and Illinois, and all these people

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are moving now it benefits some states, you matter. Four
years ago they were talking about Texas is becoming blue.
Texas is not going blue because of mass migration of conservatives,
many from California. They're just getting the hell out and
they're going to Texas. But also people from the Midwest,
the Carolinas are seeing a dramatic migration as well. Tennessee

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is seeing it. I don't know why the skipping over Georgia,
but they are. I like my four years in Georgia,
but they don't seem to be migrating to Georgia in
the numbers they are. And then the state that it
is taking on, You know what, eight hundred new people
a day is Florida. I mean, okay, so we don't
have to worry about Florida and Ohio and Texas and
the Carolinas and Tennessee anymore. But what happens who are

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the people that tend to stay behind are not the
people that are leaving tend to be more conservative. They
want lower taxes, They got sick and tired of COVID
shutdowns and lockdowns. They wanted their kids to have in
person education, and so they're marching with their feet and
they're leaving. Now, what are the consequences of that? Now,

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if you're doing a math problem and you're you need
electoral votes to become president and then magic numbers two seventy, Okay, Well,
Pennsylvania's bluer, and that means Michigan will be bluer. That
means Wisconsin will be bluer. You know, there's no reason
that Ron Johnson should have had that closer race with

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somebody as radical as Mandela Barnes. Mandela Barnes does not
represent the values of the people that I know in Wisconsin,
which is a lot of people. And I don't think
he got his message out. Add to that, one hundred
million dollars and you know, dumped on Ron Johnson's head
by the time they were done with these ads, I
don't think I've recognized them, and I've known them for

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a long time. So there's gonna be it'll take a
little time. We're gonna wrap our arms around all of it.
But at the end of the day, I think what
I think events will ultimately get this country back on track,
and we don't know what the events are going to
be in the few You don't know. When George Bush

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was elected president, nobody knew nine months later nine to eleven,
two thousand and one would happen and he would become
a wartime president. It changed everything. If the economy continues
this spiral downwards and seventy percent of Americans are getting
hurt every single week, every single month, and it gets

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worse than it is today, that will change people's party
affiliation pretty quickly. If there is, you know, maybe a
result of open borders. You know, we already got close
to one hundred people this year on the terror watch list.
Those are the only the people that we caught. You
know what, if we're going to be taking an eighteen

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thousand people a day, I would imagine people that don't
have good intentions towards America are going to be in line,
and that could put any town or any city at
risk in the country. You've got to think, practically, there's
a lot evil in this world and a lot of
people that hate the United States or other issues abroad
that can happen. I think when people get their heating

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bills this year, I think there is going to be
a state of unbelievable shock. If you listen to this program,
you're not going to be shocked because what telling you
price is now estimated to go up around forty five
percent on average to heat your home. Now, the fuel
crisis in New England, remember it's all on one grid.
It has now sent consumer utility bills. This was in

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an article today soaring now threatening blackouts. This winner I've
been warning everybody about this day in and day out,
and this was in the Washington and Examiner. Anyway, their
woes are attributable to two factors. One that it's lack
of pipeline infrastructure, you know that prevents all of New
England on one grid from receiving supplies from other parts

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of the US. And a century old law known as
the Jones Act, which limits the delivery of fuel from
the rest of the country by ship. Now, as a result,
US fuel continues to be exported at record volumes to
the European Union, where gas storage facilities are full and
oil is for now oversupplied, even as their own residents

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are starved of that same supply. But the Jones Act
now is under heavy criticism and otherwise known as the
Merchant Marine Act of nineteen twenty. The Jones Act requires
any cargo ship ship between domestic ports be transported on
US built, US registered ship flying the US flag and
manned majority of US crew. It's aimed at the minimum

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strength of domestic shipping industry, but the law inflates shipping
costs and limits the availability of cargo ships, making it
vastly more expensive for domestic shipping firms to transport fuel
across the country and anyway. They estimate the Maritime Administration
that it currently costs two point seven times as much
to ship goods on US flagged vehicles. That's not competitive,

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you have. After the frigid weather, there was another article
that came out today, this actually from fake news CNN.
You know, as the frigid weather now is hitting the northeast,
that's getting cold up here. Many people are faced with
a tough decision deal with the surging costs of heating
their homes or live without it. Home heating costs skyrocketing
yet again. This winner up to eighteen percent nationwide already

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so far, this year according to the National Energy Assistance
Directors Association, and you know it's only going to get worse.
So you know, anyway, they talk about this. One particular family,
the Johnson family, works in a call center, Charmaine Johnson
and at the center of Philadelphia's heat or a hotline,
part of a nonprofit that assists low income families with

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heating systems and bills. Anyway, she can relate to the
concerns she's hearing all day because she's struggling to afford
her heating bills. And with help from her son, she
just paid more than a thousand bucks to fill part
of her oil tank, which she hopes will last most
of the wind her She says she doesn't qualify for
any government assistance, and she said it's absolutely miserable. Quote,

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it's like living in an igloo. Can you imagine living
in an Americans? No, no American wants to lower their
heating thermostat because of all of this. Anyway, but this
is now a new reality. Can that impact or mitigate
what I'm calling accelebgrated migration. Yeah, absolutely, Again, money matters

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to people at the end of the day, and that's
that's just the reality your president. After thirty years of
a deadlock, your president Joe Biden a new climate agreement
aiming to pay developing countries reparations for loss and damage
caused by our quote global warming. A lot of questions

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remained with this. Negotiations to under countries concluded two weeks
of talks early Sunday, in which their main achievement was
agreeing to establish a fund that would help the war
and vulnerable countries cope with climate disasters made worse by
pollutions viewed by wealthy nations that is dangerously heating the planet.
The US other wealthy nations had long blocked the idea

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for fear they would be held legally liable for greenhouse
gas emissions that are driving climate change. So the UN
negotiators agree to pay climate reparations for poor countries. And
Joe Biden, I think is what has he agreed to?
Eleven point four billion dollars a year? By the way, China, India,
they're developing nations, they're not included. It's unbelievable. But anyway,

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that's what they're calling a climate reparations at the UN summit.
And why should we pay for this? Who's in charge
of the funding is it. FTX will pay up to
a billion dollars to compensate developing countries, but gas guzzling
China won't have to pay into the Global Fund. What
was the question? No, No, I didn't hear what was
say it? No, I was saying, you know who's going

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to be handling all of the funding is gonna be FTX.
They're gonna launcher that for us too, will probably be
the federal government just as bad. It's ridiculous. Yeah, I mean,
people can't keep their kids warm. I don't give a
crap about reparations for some country that's caused them. Were
damage to the ozone layer than I am. Alejandro Mayorcus,
your Homeland Security secretary said once again Congress, yes, the

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border is secure. You notice Chuck Schumer didn't say before
the election that he wanted an amnesty for every illegal immigrant. Well,
now that Democrats are on fire to push for this
amnesty bill and this lame duck session before the GOP
takes over the House, I mean, wait, what did you
just say? Mayorcas said the border was secure? The border

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is secure. That is correct, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro may Orcus,
yet again at the end of last week told Congress, yes,
the border is secure and we're working day in and
day out to enhance security. But we now have a
record two point four million this year illegal immigrants that

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they allowed in. Anyway, So, the CBPU officers that were
murdered last week by the cartel members that came across
the border, I think that Mayorchis should speak to their
families about the security that he's Inshort. Sure they'd love
to talk to him. Oh, I'd bet they would probably
love to talk to him. I don't think i've heard
you in the Judiciary Common Committee recently in the summer
testify that the border is secure. Secretary my Orchis, do

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you continue to maintain that the border is secure, Yes,
and we are working day in and day out to
enhance its security. Conman, thanks to you have remarkable I
get it. I just wanted to make sure that that
still is your assessment. Unbelievable. Um, there's an after school

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Satan club at a California elementary school. You can't make
this up. After school Club, Golden Hills Elementary. It's in
Kern County anyway. They called it the after school Satan Club. Shockingly,
it's drawing community outreach. Why would that shock anybody today?

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Nothing should anybody tell you what makes me mad? This
makes me so mad. My kids can't say Merry Christmas.
They can't say Merry Christmas. They can't they can't say
Happy Honka. They had to say Happy Holidays. But a
bunch of little kids in elementary school can now worship
the devil. Nobody thinks this is weird. Now you're from
the great state of Pennsylvania. I hate to bother you,

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but um anyway, officials at a officials of the Pennsylvania
School District now are allowing the Satanic Temple to host
back to school events at the high school. Administrators with
the Northern York County School District are allowing Satanic Temple

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to host the event at the Northern High School in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania.
The event is a back to school night at me
for the after school Satan Club. Isn't Satan's supposed to
represent and the embodiment of evil. Let me tell you something,
high school is hard enough. It comes tiger mom. Let

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me tell you something. High school is hard enough. You
don't need to make some people on fire and dressing
up with horns on your head. It's hard enough. Leave
these kids alone. All these adults need to go, get
a job, go back to work, find a hobby, take
up knitting. I don't know something, leave the kids alone,
take up knitting. Sorry, I'm getting a little angry. I

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just said it seems like a pieceful holiday that are
worship in the devil crocheting. I mean, I'm I'm not
laughing about it. I mean it's the embodiment of evil.
Can't you can't God forbid you mentioned Jesus in school.
Forget it, You'll be You'll be thrown out, expel. It's
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or you dine out, Upside is going to pay you cash.
It's that simple. Once you download the free app at
upside dot com, slash Hannity or go to the app store,

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you're gonna get twenty five cents or more for every
gallon of gas for your first tank of gas that
you fill up. Now, every time you're out of business,
you're dining out, you're at the grocery store wherever it
happens to be. You pay as usual with a credit
or debit card, and you just check in with your
Upside app and you get paid. It's that simple. But
you pay nothing for the app. They just give you money. Anyway.

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You can earn three times more money with cash back
than some of your credit card rewards programs or loyalty programs.
And by the way, if you have those, it doesn't
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up your first tank of gas afterwards, you're gonna save
twenty five cents or more. But you got to go

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we'll check in with the simple man Bill O'Reilly. Senator
Ram Paul John Solomon with the news breaking report As
we roll along,