July 17, 2026 • 29 mins
Sean Hannity speaks with Senator Jim Banks about legislation intended to restrict birthright citizenship for children born to people who entered the United States illegally and for individuals using birth tourism. Banks explains his interpretation of recent Supreme Court guidance and argues that Congress can define certain unlawful border crossings as an invasion for constitutional purposes. The discussion also covers the SAVE America Act, proof-of-citizenship requirements, voter identification, Senate filibuster rules, and reconciliation. Hannity and Banks revisit President Trump’s claims regarding election vulnerabilities, Chinese access to voter records, and alleged noncitizen registrations. Callers discuss birthright citizenship, election integrity, Gavin Newsom, John Fetterman, and the upcoming Florida governor’s race.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
News round up information over our toll free. It's eight
hundred and ninety four one, Shawn. You want to be
a part of the program this Friday. Let me play
Caroline Levitt, White House Press Secretary, and the comments she's
making as it relates to the Citizenship Act of twenty
twenty six to end birthright citizenship for the children of
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illegals and one of the worst rulings ever. But let
me play it for you.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
With respect to your question on birthright citizenship. I think
the President has made his view and the White House
has made our view on this case quite clear. We're
going to continue to move forward to work with Congress,
hopefully in the future, to remedy this problem in our
country and to ensure that we cannot have this scam
continuing where you have foreigners from all around the world
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traveling to our country to give birth to babies who
are then given the greatest privilege on the face of
the planet, American citizenship. That's not how our founding fathers
intended this country to work or to operate, and the
administration has committed to finding solutions to remedy that.
Speaker 1 (01:03):
Now, if you recalled Justice Kavanaugh kind of left the
door open and said that Congress could act in a
way that would would not necessitate a Supreme Court ruling
because it's madness, you know, the idea you enter the
country illegally. You know, years ago we used the term
anchor babies, people that were due to give birth crossing
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the border. Kids board in America. Automatically they're American citizens. Anyway,
Our friend Jim Banks of Indiana is fighting on this issue.
Not only would the Save America Act, which you know
is simply proof of citizenship and voter ID which the
President went into great specificity and detail into last night,
was still doing a deep dive into all of these
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documents that they released, and we talked to John Solomon
earlier in the program today, but he now introduced the
Citizenship Act of twenty twenty six, the purpose of which
is to and birthright citizenship, basically following kind of the
hint the instructions of Justice Kavanaugh that it can be
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done legislatively. In other words, birthright citizenship, children of illegals,
and birth tourism, which is another way that people get
around and around and circumvent the laws of our country
to make their kids American citizens. Now, I don't blame
them for wanting to be Americans. You know, if I
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lived in certain parts of the world and I saw
loophole like this, I probably take advantage of it myself.
The fact that we allow that to happen, you know,
fool me one, Shame on you, fool me twice, shame
on me. And this keeps happening anyway. Senator Banks of Indiana, Sir,
how are you? How's the Who's your State?
Speaker 3 (02:50):
Good?
Speaker 4 (02:50):
To be with you? The Who's your State? Is good
except for all this Canadian smoke I got home from.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
Why the way? Holy moly man, it's brutal.
Speaker 4 (02:58):
Yeah, kids, you know you can't go outside, you can't.
You can feel it in the air. It's time to
do something about it. We got to sanction. We got
to sanction Canada. We got to hold them accountable for it.
It keeps happening. Happened last year, the year before that.
People are outraged here in the Who's your State?
Speaker 1 (03:15):
Well, it reminds me a lot of like California. You know,
all the same people that lectured us about following the
science on COVID, and they did anything but follow the science,
you know, by putting masks on kids and stopping in
school education and every other dumb thing that they did.
And you know, pretty much, you know, putting a gun
to people's heads and doctrinating them into well, if you
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get the shot, you're never going to get COVID. If
you get the shot, you'll never infect anyone else with COVID.
False and more false, lie, bigger lie. And it's frustrating
when your government lies to you at such a high
level on such a matter of importance, like your health.
Is it that bad? So kids can't leave their homes
in Indiana, that's how bad it is.
Speaker 4 (04:00):
Well, my my my middle daughter plays soccer. She had
she had soccer practice yesterday morning. They were out running
and practicing and the and they found it very, very
difficult to breathe. It's just it's it's really, it's really bad.
And now I'm hearing the drifted. I left Washington yesterday
and it was fine and it was hot, but clear,
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And now I understand it's made its way to Washington,
and so all maybe all the bureaucrats and everyone in
Washington to get a taste of what the rest of
the country is feeling right now, and maybe maybe, uh
maybe maybe we'll finally do something about it. I mean
that we're talking about. I know you want to talk
about the foreign invasion at the southern border, but this
the these radical environmentalist policies that have prevented Canada from
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doing anything about this over the years. It has a
real effect on on my part of the country.
Speaker 1 (04:49):
So Caroline Levitt saying we're going to continue to move
forward to work with Congress, hopefully in the future to
remedy this. Which is it seems and is it your
interpretation that, just as Kavanaugh is basically saying, wake up,
those of you in Congress, there is a way to
fix this.
Speaker 4 (05:06):
Yeah, it's very simple. I mean you mentioned the Supreme
Court decision, Sean, I think this might be the worst
Supreme Court decision of my lifetime. This is a matter
of American sovereignty. Right now, we estimate two hundred and
fifty thousand babies born per year to illegal immigrants in
America who are then granted birthright citizenship. President Trump has
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tried to do something about it, as executive order was
struck down just on the pure argument about the fourteenth Amendment.
But what's left open is this notion of invaders, and
that's what my bill focuses on. It takes a page
from Kavanaugh's playbook. Kavanall, by the way, was on the
wrong side of this decision. He voted with the majority
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to strike down President Trump's executive order. But he said
that if we clarified the definition of invaders and make it,
if Congress makes it clear in the law that the
babies of invaders are not granted birthright citizenship, that would
pass constitutional muster. By the way, all nine justices on
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those on the left, those on the right, those in
the middle, they all agree. They uphold previous Supreme Court
rulings that children of invaders are not eligible. But Congress
needs to declare an invasion at the southern border. We
still have fifteen million plus illegals that came into this
country under Biden and make it clear that they're not eligible,
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as my bill does. We've declared Nazi spies and pirates
and terrorists as foreign invaders in the past. That pales
in comparison to the tens and tens of millions of
illegals that were let into this country who invaded our
country under Joe Biden. Their children should never be eligible
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for birthright citizenship. That's a magnet for more of them
to come. Also, by the way, this Chinese Billlionaire says
he used the surrogate to have one hundred babies in
America to give them birthright citizenship. My bill would clarify
that that's not allowed as well. American American citizenship I
should be granted to those who come here, who immigrate
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here legally and those who follow the law, not to
those who break the law.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
I'd like to see this bill get passed now. I
know you spend a lot of time and you're very
well liked. How are your colleagues responding to this well.
Speaker 4 (07:30):
I introduced it on Monday as soon as we got
back because we had the two week break over the
Fourth of July holiday, and this decision came down after
we left, so I struck as fast as I could,
introduced the bill on Monday immediately. Senator Tubberville co sponsored it.
Senator Bernie Morano co sponsored it. I'm pushing to get
more co sponsors and then over in the House, Greg's
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tiresman Gregg Stuby from Florida and Brandon gil from Texas.
They're both working on House legislation to introduce over them
to do the same thing. I mean, this is a
simple matter. As Kavanaugh points out, we don't need to
pass a constitutional amendment. And Seawan, you and I know
would be impossible with these radical Democrats ever to pass
a constitutional amendment to ban birthright citizenship. But we can
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pass a simple bill, and it can it can just
take a majority in the House. And then this gets
back to this maddening I'm brand new in the Senate.
I served in the House. These filibuster rules are insane
to me.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
I remember when you were a lowly congressman. I remember
when you're in that lower body. You know, you're now
in the elite group.
Speaker 4 (08:33):
And this this group that I'm with now that we've
the philibuster.
Speaker 1 (08:38):
By the way, don't take any crop from me.
Speaker 4 (08:39):
I'm just saying, well, I complained about the Senate for
eight years when I'm in when I was in the House,
and now now I got to the Senate and we
got we got to change the philibuster rules to allow
us to pass the Save America Act to ban birthright
citizenship to protect our country. By the way, Sean, you're
your great friend, and my colleague Lindsey Graham fought to
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ban birthright citizenship for years in the United States Senate.
I mean, it was one of the one of the
issues that he worked on the hardest. And I've picked
up the baton here to fight for this and work
on it, taking a different approach based on what Justice
Kavanaugh has forecasted to us on how we can stop
this from continuing to happen.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
So he was keeping me in the loop the entire way,
and he had been strategizing and working with the President,
keeping him in the loop every day. And they felt
they got to the point where the Save America Act.
And by the way, for those that may not know
it is you would need proof of citizenship voter ID
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to vote in an election. Why would anyone be against
simple integrity measures to ensure the confidence and the result
of our elections is beyond any comprehension I have. I mean,
I'm still doing a deep dive into the documents that
the President released last night, but we heard his speech
(10:01):
and you know, with the declassification, he's saying that you know,
all these intel agencies from you know, everything from the CIA,
military intelligence, You're going to add on top of that
and others, you know, discovered that in fact, are our
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intelligence agencies were keenly aware of deep vulnerabilities within our
voting system. I mean, maybe the two biggest takeaways is
that they had concluded in these documents, according to the
President last night, two hundred and fifty thousand illegals that
are registered to vote. I think the biggest takeaway for
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me was, like, the biggest shock is over two hundred
and twenty million voter roles, which is names, addresses, voting
affi affiliation phone numbers. Apparently the largest security breach in
American history by the communist Chinese. Are you aware of that?
Have you done a deep dive? Yet? We're doing ours now?
Speaker 4 (11:04):
Well, the message the President gave last night was very compelling.
And we've always known the Chinese Communist Party seeks to
every single day to subvert our democratic society and our systems.
And the fact that they, as President Trump is exposed,
that they've hacked into our election system in the twenty
twenty election should alarm every American. I don't care if
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you're a liberal, radical, wacky democratic.
Speaker 1 (11:28):
I don't think he said they hacked, and he said
that it was that we were vulnerable to it, and
that's what John Solomon was reading me into earlier and
the fact that they knew it existed, and then you've
got this whole other aspect of it is they knew,
they didn't tell the American people they purposely. I mean
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John Solomon referred to a specific exchange where we are
a private government, if you were a shadow government within
the government, and we're not giving him this information. What
is that all about.
Speaker 4 (12:04):
Yeah, the the cover up, the vulnerabilities, it all goes back.
As President Trump mad made this point very clear as
he's continued to we have to pass the Save America Act.
Speaker 3 (12:15):
It's this is an.
Speaker 4 (12:16):
Existential threat to our country. To protect our elections are
to protect our way of life in this country. We
have to protect and secure our elections. So it's time to.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
Right So let me let me ask you this. And
I think this is an important question. And I've had
Senator Mike Leon, Senator Ted Cruz on I've had many discussions.
I actually gave up hope because you know, although Susan Collins,
to her credit, changed her mind her vote on this,
which I thought was very helpful. However, and they want
to do a standing filibuster. They want to do a
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real old school filibuster where you you stand, you talk,
You don't go on vacation. You keep everybody in session,
you don't close the Senate down. This way is a
little bit different. With the press and Lindsey were working
out do you have a preference in terms of how
it gets done.
Speaker 4 (13:07):
I'm for doing whatever it takes, whatever it takes. I
know Lindsay and the President working with Mike Johnson to
go through the reconciliation process. Lindsay was chairman of the
Budget Committee, so he was he was the quarterback for
all of this on the Senate side and working with
the House to pass the Defense Supplemental Bill, but put
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the bones, the all of the key parts of the
Save America Act into the reconciliation bill that could meet
the Senate parliamentarian rules. And Speaker Johnson is still focused
on doing that. I mean, he said this week that
this is his top priority. Passed this reconciliation bill over now.
Speaker 1 (13:46):
I spoke to him, it is his top priority.
Speaker 4 (13:48):
Vote against it. I think we can do way then
that gets us below the sixty vote threshold without without
the I'm for changing the Senate rules to pass the
Save America Act and to ban birthright citizenship and to
do a lot of other things to save this country.
But the reconciliation process might be our easy solution.
Speaker 1 (14:09):
We have a deadline coming up, which I believe if
I'm not mistaken, as August third, the final day, they can,
you know, go back and change ballads. We appreciate you
being here, Sarah, Thank you, Thank you. Eight hundred nine
foot one. Shawn. You want to be a part of
the program. Your call's coming up on this Friday straight Ahead.
(14:29):
You know, I've watched Liberal Joe over at MSDNC for
years claim that he is a conservative, and he claims it,
and he says it. We could play tape of it.
We've got it. We've chronicled it a lot. This guy
is so radical left. And I'm going to tell you
what this is about. And I've known this for years,
(14:50):
you know, when he started doing the morning show over
at MSDNC. I can tell you a little secret about
Liberal Joe. I don't know if his boss is going
to like hearing it, but I'm going to tell it anyway.
The truth is he was calling the bosses my bosses
at the Fox News Channel because he wanted to work
at Fox. Oh interesting, Tidbitlinda, Right, I mean think I
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mentioned this once before and you know, claiming now I'm
really a concerned the guy just wants to be on TV.
You know, if I had to change who I am
to be on radio TV, it'd be impossible. I can't
do it. It would be I've got to be true
and authentic to who I really am, period and stop
(15:33):
right there. Over. But here's liberal Joe with tell a
Freako six gender. You know, God is non binary and
by the way, championing the rights of biological men to
have access to abortion. Listen to listen to Liberal Joe
suck up to Talafrico.
Speaker 5 (15:51):
By the way, Tealafreco as a nickname, I'm all in
if somebody calls me Talafreco, I'm.
Speaker 1 (15:57):
Naming that all the way to God over one. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (16:03):
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Check it out and get your T shirt today.
Speaker 6 (16:14):
I've got you one.
Speaker 1 (16:16):
It's just downright disgusting. I can't take it. Linda, You'll
love this idea. I found your candidate for twenty twenty eight,
former CNN anchor Don Lemon apparently he's considering a presidential run.
Here's what's Here's what he said.
Speaker 5 (16:30):
I think I would be a really good president of
the United States.
Speaker 3 (16:33):
You're being serious.
Speaker 5 (16:34):
Now, I'm being totally serious.
Speaker 1 (16:36):
What it tastes for the people to want me.
Speaker 5 (16:38):
What it would take is if I ran a political campaign,
a presidential campaign.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
I would like to run it.
Speaker 5 (16:43):
I don't know if this is realistic or not without
having to beg for money. I would like it to
be a voter citizen driven campaign for as much as
it can be. Maybe at some point I might have
to take a donation. I would rather not do that,
but I would rather the people of the United States
that's the guy that we want. I'm going to give
him five dollars or ten dollars to something that doesn't
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break the bank. Because I know that the economy's tough.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
Now that would be your first choice. I'm thinking, No, you.
Speaker 6 (17:10):
Don't want to hear what I have to say about
Don Lemon. It actually would make what I had to
say about Joke Scarborough seem nice. If that's any indicator.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
Listen when Linda says, I don't want to hear it.
That's usually code for don't let me go there. That's right,
all right, this Friday, let's get to our busy phones.
Thanks for being so patient as always. Let's say hi
to Steve, Linda's home state, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Steve,
how are you glad you called?
Speaker 3 (17:36):
Good? How are you Sean?
Speaker 1 (17:38):
I'm good, Happy Friday, sir, Thank.
Speaker 3 (17:40):
You, sir. I'm a longtime listener. What triggered me was
Kevin Newsom says capitalism as we know it doesn't work. Well.
My question to you is all the money he made,
didn't he not make that off of capitalism.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
Look, there's nothing that Gavin news says that I even
take seriously. I don't think he's a credible candidate for president.
Here's the thing. He thinks he's clever. Like, for example,
we heard Andy Basheer of Kentucky, who's often portrayed himself
as a moderate, and Andy Basheer now embracing the radical
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socialists that dominate his party because he wants a nomination.
You know, you see the same thing with Josh Shapiro
is trying to move left, and then you have Gavin
thinking he's more clever than everybody. Yeah, socialism that doesn't
work in the Norda's capitalism in its current manifestation. He's
the worst governor in the country. If he thinks I'm
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not gonna hammer it if he becomes the nominee, that
every American won't know how bad he is. He doesn't
know his old friend Sean Hannity really well, because I
will be beating that drum so hard that maybe some
of you will think, Hannity, every day, you're pounding this guy.
And if you think that, I'll be happy. I'll feel
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like I've done my job because I want every American
by the time November of twenty twenty eight comes on board,
and I'm more focused on twenty six right now, to
know whoever the Democratic nominee is about them and everything
they've done and said and how bad they are, and
I'll just be grateful. In Pennsylvania, you know you got
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somebody like John Fetterman. I like Fetterman. Do you like Fetterman?
Speaker 3 (19:28):
Well? I did not at first, but he's really changed
my mind about him.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
Listen. I had him on my podcast and I started
out the podcast I apologize to him. I was very
harsh when he was running that race because I didn't
know this side of him, and I looked at his record,
looked at some of the things he was saying. And
a friend of mine was running against him, doctor Os.
I love doctor Oz. And he just blew it off
and he said, it's politics. Don't worry about it. I mean,
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it was that simple. And I'll tell you when I
first of me, you might be a little interested in this,
I not just tell me. Do you remember when he
went to mar A Lago to interview to meet with
President Trump, he and his wife went. I happened to
be there on business that day, meeting an interview with
the President. At the time, Fetterman comes in and I'm like, oh, no,
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I saw him. I had to shake his hand, and
I'm thinking I was so mean. You know, it's easy
to be mean and anonymity, but I walked right up
to him. Senator, very nice to meet. You couldn't have
been nicer. Back the President is having this meeting that
was you know, people, was all mysterious to people. And
he invited me into the meeting and he said, Senator Fetterman,
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would it be okay if Sean Hannity came in? No, No,
come on in, Sean, I'd love to see you. And
I told him I'd never revealed that at the time
meeting at the time when it was relevant, and I didn't,
and I walked away with a very different impression of him.
And now we've actually become friendly.
Speaker 3 (21:00):
Yeah, here's one of the very few Democrats that I
would vote for.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
Yeah, agreed, Steve, appreciate it. Man, Listen, you have a
great weekend. Okay, promise me you'll have a good weekend.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
You two shows.
Speaker 1 (21:12):
Let's get back to our busy phones. Let us say
hi to Carry in Oklahoma. Next on The Sean Hannity Show, Carrie,
how are you happy Friday?
Speaker 7 (21:22):
A happy Friday? Thanks for taking my call. I'm I'm furious.
I don't think it's being an explained simply that whether
they're illegal or legal, medical tourism or storming the border
like they did, they can come in, pop out a kid,
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go back to their own country, and then when their
kid turns eighteen, go to the embassy, fill out a card,
and they can vote in our American elections for the
rest of their lives, never setting through the mail through
mail in ballots, never setting a foot on American soil
again or paying a guy than taxes.
Speaker 1 (22:01):
We need well put the tax issue aside for a second.
Think about this. Then it opens the door that they
can petition to allow family members like mom and dad
and grandma and grandpa and other relatives and brothers and
sisters into our country too. It opens up a whole
other window for them to get into the country, the
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whole family to get into the country, and all based
originally on any illegal act. It's mind numbing, isn't it.
Speaker 7 (22:31):
It is they're invading infiltrating as legally from the outside end.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
Well, you know what I'm hoping. And we had Jim Banks,
the Senator from Indiana on earlier about this. The Kavadog
gave a path. It's legislative. I hope they get it done.
I hope now that the SAVAC gets passed. I don't
care how they pass it. I want it passed. I
want to pass For this election coming up. I think
it'll be an enormous move in the right direction.
Speaker 7 (23:02):
You are absolutely correct, Sean, They're all right. The American
has to be out and vote and cancel out these
fourign mill in ballot votes.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
All right, Listen, you have a great great weekend in Oklahoma. Okay,
thank you for checking in with us. Happy Friday to
you and your family. Uh, Stephanie, my free state of Florida.
What's up, Stephanie. How are you happy Friday?
Speaker 6 (23:22):
Oh? I'm well. Thanks. How are you doing?
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I'm good? You know I'm always happy on Friday. How
can you not be happy on Friday?
Speaker 6 (23:30):
Well, some of us have to work on Saturdays.
Speaker 1 (23:32):
So okay, how can you not be happy on Saturday?
Speaker 3 (23:37):
Oh?
Speaker 6 (23:37):
I love Saturdays so sadly. So the last caller that
you were talking to, when she was saying that we
have to cancel out our votes, I just have to say,
that's so sad that I have to cast a vote
thinking maybe this will cancel out somebody else's vote who
shouldn't even be voting in my election anyway.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Well, I mean it's a little shocking.
Speaker 3 (23:58):
You know.
Speaker 1 (23:59):
Look, everyone needs to ask this question fundamentally. Why is
their reluctance and resistance against proof of citizenship and voter
ID for an election? You know, you know, we've had
Democrats and Republicans both complain bitterly that they believe their
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elections are unfair, starting with Hillary Clinton, starting with Stacy
Abrams and Republicans, including Donald Trump. Why not put integrity
measures in the system so every American can have confidence
in the results. Our state of Florida, they've kind of
mastered elections, you know. I think it was less than
two hours after the polls closed in Florida in twenty
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four we had declared Trump the winner.
Speaker 6 (24:44):
You know.
Speaker 1 (24:44):
They can't do it for thirty eight days, forty days
in California. What the hell are they doing? I mean,
is this like a third world nation? This is nuts.
How does anyone have confidence in that system? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (24:55):
I don't know, but again, thank goodness, we live in Florida.
So in speaking of Florida, I have to say I
had heard you talking about interviewing different candidates for twenty
twenty six elections, and living here in Florida, we have
that very important governor's race coming up, and I just
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wanted to know if you would be doing any interviewing
of any of the Republican candidates before the Republican primary,
because my understanding is that they're not looking at having
a debate. I know some of the candidates have said
they had wanted to, but not all of the candidates
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are agreeing.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
Well, if you look at the polls. I mean, I
think it's pretty evident that Byron Donald's is going to
be the nominee, don't you think?
Speaker 6 (25:46):
Agreed? But I think it would be a little bit
fair to get some of the other voices out there too,
just to hear what they have to say.
Speaker 1 (25:52):
Look, I'm not against debates anytime. When it comes to
elections and politicians, I think, first of all, Iron I
think would be a great governor. I'm going to prepare
everybody that they're going to come after him with a
fierceness like you've never seen. I've been tipped off by
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people that I know in the Democratic Party and they
want to they want to throw every bit of mud
against him and his family, and uh, you know, will
be prepared for that. We're used to it. This is why,
this is why good people don't ever want to run
for office, because it's so it's so despicable what we
put these these elected officials through. I mean, and I'm
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not talking about basic I'm talking about like what they
did to Kavanaugh kind of stuff. It's insane. Anyway, I
appreciate the call. Eight hundred and nine foot one Shawn
is on number if you want to be a part
of the program's gonna see of government lies. He's the
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All right, that's going to wrap things up for this
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We now are getting geared up for the most important
midterm election in our lifetime. All I'm asking, and I
hope you'll talk about it with your friends, your family,
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anybody you run into this weekend. All I want is
one thing this year, you commit in your mind, your heart,
and your soul that you will vote and not let
these radical Marxist socialist communists win. That's all I'm asking,
not a lot, and three hours a day, one hour
at night in an occasional podcast. Have a great weekend.
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Thanks for making the show possible. We'll see on Monday.
News round up information over our toll free. It's eight
hundred and ninety four one, Shawn. You want to be
a part of the program this Friday. Let me play
Caroline Levitt, White House Press Secretary, and the comments she's
making as it relates to the Citizenship Act of twenty
twenty six to end birthright citizenship for the children of
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illegals and one of the worst rulings ever. But let
me play it for you.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
With respect to your question on birthright citizenship. I think
the President has made his view and the White House
has made our view on this case quite clear. We're
going to continue to move forward to work with Congress,
hopefully in the future, to remedy this problem in our
country and to ensure that we cannot have this scam
continuing where you have foreigners from all around the world
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traveling to our country to give birth to babies who
are then given the greatest privilege on the face of
the planet, American citizenship. That's not how our founding fathers
intended this country to work or to operate, and the
administration has committed to finding solutions to remedy that.
Speaker 1 (01:03):
Now, if you recalled Justice Kavanaugh kind of left the
door open and said that Congress could act in a
way that would would not necessitate a Supreme Court ruling
because it's madness, you know, the idea you enter the
country illegally. You know, years ago we used the term
anchor babies, people that were due to give birth crossing
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the border. Kids board in America. Automatically they're American citizens. Anyway,
Our friend Jim Banks of Indiana is fighting on this issue.
Not only would the Save America Act, which you know
is simply proof of citizenship and voter ID which the
President went into great specificity and detail into last night,
was still doing a deep dive into all of these
(01:48):
documents that they released, and we talked to John Solomon
earlier in the program today, but he now introduced the
Citizenship Act of twenty twenty six, the purpose of which
is to and birthright citizenship, basically following kind of the
hint the instructions of Justice Kavanaugh that it can be
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done legislatively. In other words, birthright citizenship, children of illegals,
and birth tourism, which is another way that people get
around and around and circumvent the laws of our country
to make their kids American citizens. Now, I don't blame
them for wanting to be Americans. You know, if I
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lived in certain parts of the world and I saw
loophole like this, I probably take advantage of it myself.
The fact that we allow that to happen, you know,
fool me one, Shame on you, fool me twice, shame
on me. And this keeps happening anyway. Senator Banks of Indiana, Sir,
how are you? How's the Who's your State?
Speaker 3 (02:50):
Good?
Speaker 4 (02:50):
To be with you? The Who's your State? Is good
except for all this Canadian smoke I got home from.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
Why the way? Holy moly man, it's brutal.
Speaker 4 (02:58):
Yeah, kids, you know you can't go outside, you can't.
You can feel it in the air. It's time to
do something about it. We got to sanction. We got
to sanction Canada. We got to hold them accountable for it.
It keeps happening. Happened last year, the year before that.
People are outraged here in the Who's your State?
Speaker 1 (03:15):
Well, it reminds me a lot of like California. You know,
all the same people that lectured us about following the
science on COVID, and they did anything but follow the science,
you know, by putting masks on kids and stopping in
school education and every other dumb thing that they did.
And you know, pretty much, you know, putting a gun
to people's heads and doctrinating them into well, if you
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get the shot, you're never going to get COVID. If
you get the shot, you'll never infect anyone else with COVID.
False and more false, lie, bigger lie. And it's frustrating
when your government lies to you at such a high
level on such a matter of importance, like your health.
Is it that bad? So kids can't leave their homes
in Indiana, that's how bad it is.
Speaker 4 (04:00):
Well, my my my middle daughter plays soccer. She had
she had soccer practice yesterday morning. They were out running
and practicing and the and they found it very, very
difficult to breathe. It's just it's it's really, it's really bad.
And now I'm hearing the drifted. I left Washington yesterday
and it was fine and it was hot, but clear,
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And now I understand it's made its way to Washington,
and so all maybe all the bureaucrats and everyone in
Washington to get a taste of what the rest of
the country is feeling right now, and maybe maybe, uh
maybe maybe we'll finally do something about it. I mean
that we're talking about. I know you want to talk
about the foreign invasion at the southern border, but this
the these radical environmentalist policies that have prevented Canada from
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doing anything about this over the years. It has a
real effect on on my part of the country.
Speaker 1 (04:49):
So Caroline Levitt saying we're going to continue to move
forward to work with Congress, hopefully in the future to
remedy this. Which is it seems and is it your
interpretation that, just as Kavanaugh is basically saying, wake up,
those of you in Congress, there is a way to
fix this.
Speaker 4 (05:06):
Yeah, it's very simple. I mean you mentioned the Supreme
Court decision, Sean, I think this might be the worst
Supreme Court decision of my lifetime. This is a matter
of American sovereignty. Right now, we estimate two hundred and
fifty thousand babies born per year to illegal immigrants in
America who are then granted birthright citizenship. President Trump has
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tried to do something about it, as executive order was
struck down just on the pure argument about the fourteenth Amendment.
But what's left open is this notion of invaders, and
that's what my bill focuses on. It takes a page
from Kavanaugh's playbook. Kavanall, by the way, was on the
wrong side of this decision. He voted with the majority
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to strike down President Trump's executive order. But he said
that if we clarified the definition of invaders and make it,
if Congress makes it clear in the law that the
babies of invaders are not granted birthright citizenship, that would
pass constitutional muster. By the way, all nine justices on
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those on the left, those on the right, those in
the middle, they all agree. They uphold previous Supreme Court
rulings that children of invaders are not eligible. But Congress
needs to declare an invasion at the southern border. We
still have fifteen million plus illegals that came into this
country under Biden and make it clear that they're not eligible,
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as my bill does. We've declared Nazi spies and pirates
and terrorists as foreign invaders in the past. That pales
in comparison to the tens and tens of millions of
illegals that were let into this country who invaded our
country under Joe Biden. Their children should never be eligible
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for birthright citizenship. That's a magnet for more of them
to come. Also, by the way, this Chinese Billlionaire says
he used the surrogate to have one hundred babies in
America to give them birthright citizenship. My bill would clarify
that that's not allowed as well. American American citizenship I
should be granted to those who come here, who immigrate
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here legally and those who follow the law, not to
those who break the law.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
I'd like to see this bill get passed now. I
know you spend a lot of time and you're very
well liked. How are your colleagues responding to this well.
Speaker 4 (07:30):
I introduced it on Monday as soon as we got
back because we had the two week break over the
Fourth of July holiday, and this decision came down after
we left, so I struck as fast as I could,
introduced the bill on Monday immediately. Senator Tubberville co sponsored it.
Senator Bernie Morano co sponsored it. I'm pushing to get
more co sponsors and then over in the House, Greg's
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tiresman Gregg Stuby from Florida and Brandon gil from Texas.
They're both working on House legislation to introduce over them
to do the same thing. I mean, this is a
simple matter. As Kavanaugh points out, we don't need to
pass a constitutional amendment. And Seawan, you and I know
would be impossible with these radical Democrats ever to pass
a constitutional amendment to ban birthright citizenship. But we can
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pass a simple bill, and it can it can just
take a majority in the House. And then this gets
back to this maddening I'm brand new in the Senate.
I served in the House. These filibuster rules are insane
to me.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
I remember when you were a lowly congressman. I remember
when you're in that lower body. You know, you're now
in the elite group.
Speaker 4 (08:33):
And this this group that I'm with now that we've
the philibuster.
Speaker 1 (08:38):
By the way, don't take any crop from me.
Speaker 4 (08:39):
I'm just saying, well, I complained about the Senate for
eight years when I'm in when I was in the House,
and now now I got to the Senate and we
got we got to change the philibuster rules to allow
us to pass the Save America Act to ban birthright
citizenship to protect our country. By the way, Sean, you're
your great friend, and my colleague Lindsey Graham fought to
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ban birthright citizenship for years in the United States Senate.
I mean, it was one of the one of the
issues that he worked on the hardest. And I've picked
up the baton here to fight for this and work
on it, taking a different approach based on what Justice
Kavanaugh has forecasted to us on how we can stop
this from continuing to happen.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
So he was keeping me in the loop the entire way,
and he had been strategizing and working with the President,
keeping him in the loop every day. And they felt
they got to the point where the Save America Act.
And by the way, for those that may not know
it is you would need proof of citizenship voter ID
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to vote in an election. Why would anyone be against
simple integrity measures to ensure the confidence and the result
of our elections is beyond any comprehension I have. I mean,
I'm still doing a deep dive into the documents that
the President released last night, but we heard his speech
(10:01):
and you know, with the declassification, he's saying that you know,
all these intel agencies from you know, everything from the CIA,
military intelligence, You're going to add on top of that
and others, you know, discovered that in fact, are our
(10:23):
intelligence agencies were keenly aware of deep vulnerabilities within our
voting system. I mean, maybe the two biggest takeaways is
that they had concluded in these documents, according to the
President last night, two hundred and fifty thousand illegals that
are registered to vote. I think the biggest takeaway for
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me was, like, the biggest shock is over two hundred
and twenty million voter roles, which is names, addresses, voting
affi affiliation phone numbers. Apparently the largest security breach in
American history by the communist Chinese. Are you aware of that?
Have you done a deep dive? Yet? We're doing ours now?
Speaker 4 (11:04):
Well, the message the President gave last night was very compelling.
And we've always known the Chinese Communist Party seeks to
every single day to subvert our democratic society and our systems.
And the fact that they, as President Trump is exposed,
that they've hacked into our election system in the twenty
twenty election should alarm every American. I don't care if
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you're a liberal, radical, wacky democratic.
Speaker 1 (11:28):
I don't think he said they hacked, and he said
that it was that we were vulnerable to it, and
that's what John Solomon was reading me into earlier and
the fact that they knew it existed, and then you've
got this whole other aspect of it is they knew,
they didn't tell the American people they purposely. I mean
(11:49):
John Solomon referred to a specific exchange where we are
a private government, if you were a shadow government within
the government, and we're not giving him this information. What
is that all about.
Speaker 4 (12:04):
Yeah, the the cover up, the vulnerabilities, it all goes back.
As President Trump mad made this point very clear as
he's continued to we have to pass the Save America Act.
Speaker 3 (12:15):
It's this is an.
Speaker 4 (12:16):
Existential threat to our country. To protect our elections are
to protect our way of life in this country. We
have to protect and secure our elections. So it's time to.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
Right So let me let me ask you this. And
I think this is an important question. And I've had
Senator Mike Leon, Senator Ted Cruz on I've had many discussions.
I actually gave up hope because you know, although Susan Collins,
to her credit, changed her mind her vote on this,
which I thought was very helpful. However, and they want
to do a standing filibuster. They want to do a
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real old school filibuster where you you stand, you talk,
You don't go on vacation. You keep everybody in session,
you don't close the Senate down. This way is a
little bit different. With the press and Lindsey were working
out do you have a preference in terms of how
it gets done.
Speaker 4 (13:07):
I'm for doing whatever it takes, whatever it takes. I
know Lindsay and the President working with Mike Johnson to
go through the reconciliation process. Lindsay was chairman of the
Budget Committee, so he was he was the quarterback for
all of this on the Senate side and working with
the House to pass the Defense Supplemental Bill, but put
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the bones, the all of the key parts of the
Save America Act into the reconciliation bill that could meet
the Senate parliamentarian rules. And Speaker Johnson is still focused
on doing that. I mean, he said this week that
this is his top priority. Passed this reconciliation bill over now.
Speaker 1 (13:46):
I spoke to him, it is his top priority.
Speaker 4 (13:48):
Vote against it. I think we can do way then
that gets us below the sixty vote threshold without without
the I'm for changing the Senate rules to pass the
Save America Act and to ban birthright citizenship and to
do a lot of other things to save this country.
But the reconciliation process might be our easy solution.
Speaker 1 (14:09):
We have a deadline coming up, which I believe if
I'm not mistaken, as August third, the final day, they can,
you know, go back and change ballads. We appreciate you
being here, Sarah, Thank you, Thank you. Eight hundred nine
foot one. Shawn. You want to be a part of
the program. Your call's coming up on this Friday straight Ahead.
(14:29):
You know, I've watched Liberal Joe over at MSDNC for
years claim that he is a conservative, and he claims it,
and he says it. We could play tape of it.
We've got it. We've chronicled it a lot. This guy
is so radical left. And I'm going to tell you
what this is about. And I've known this for years,
(14:50):
you know, when he started doing the morning show over
at MSDNC. I can tell you a little secret about
Liberal Joe. I don't know if his boss is going
to like hearing it, but I'm going to tell it anyway.
The truth is he was calling the bosses my bosses
at the Fox News Channel because he wanted to work
at Fox. Oh interesting, Tidbitlinda, Right, I mean think I
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mentioned this once before and you know, claiming now I'm
really a concerned the guy just wants to be on TV.
You know, if I had to change who I am
to be on radio TV, it'd be impossible. I can't
do it. It would be I've got to be true
and authentic to who I really am, period and stop
(15:33):
right there. Over. But here's liberal Joe with tell a
Freako six gender. You know, God is non binary and
by the way, championing the rights of biological men to
have access to abortion. Listen to listen to Liberal Joe
suck up to Talafrico.
Speaker 5 (15:51):
By the way, Tealafreco as a nickname, I'm all in
if somebody calls me Talafreco, I'm.
Speaker 1 (15:57):
Naming that all the way to God over one. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (16:03):
Well, I don't know if everyone knows this, but we've
got I'm a Telefreako t shirts available on our website
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Speaker 1 (16:12):
Check it out and get your T shirt today.
Speaker 6 (16:14):
I've got you one.
Speaker 1 (16:16):
It's just downright disgusting. I can't take it. Linda, You'll
love this idea. I found your candidate for twenty twenty eight,
former CNN anchor Don Lemon apparently he's considering a presidential run.
Here's what's Here's what he said.
Speaker 5 (16:30):
I think I would be a really good president of
the United States.
Speaker 3 (16:33):
You're being serious.
Speaker 5 (16:34):
Now, I'm being totally serious.
Speaker 1 (16:36):
What it tastes for the people to want me.
Speaker 5 (16:38):
What it would take is if I ran a political campaign,
a presidential campaign.
Speaker 1 (16:42):
I would like to run it.
Speaker 5 (16:43):
I don't know if this is realistic or not without
having to beg for money. I would like it to
be a voter citizen driven campaign for as much as
it can be. Maybe at some point I might have
to take a donation. I would rather not do that,
but I would rather the people of the United States
that's the guy that we want. I'm going to give
him five dollars or ten dollars to something that doesn't
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break the bank. Because I know that the economy's tough.
Speaker 1 (17:07):
Now that would be your first choice. I'm thinking, No, you.
Speaker 6 (17:10):
Don't want to hear what I have to say about
Don Lemon. It actually would make what I had to
say about Joke Scarborough seem nice. If that's any indicator.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
Listen when Linda says, I don't want to hear it.
That's usually code for don't let me go there. That's right,
all right, this Friday, let's get to our busy phones.
Thanks for being so patient as always. Let's say hi
to Steve, Linda's home state, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Steve,
how are you glad you called?
Speaker 3 (17:36):
Good? How are you Sean?
Speaker 1 (17:38):
I'm good, Happy Friday, sir, Thank.
Speaker 3 (17:40):
You, sir. I'm a longtime listener. What triggered me was
Kevin Newsom says capitalism as we know it doesn't work. Well.
My question to you is all the money he made,
didn't he not make that off of capitalism.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
Look, there's nothing that Gavin news says that I even
take seriously. I don't think he's a credible candidate for president.
Here's the thing. He thinks he's clever. Like, for example,
we heard Andy Basheer of Kentucky, who's often portrayed himself
as a moderate, and Andy Basheer now embracing the radical
(18:19):
socialists that dominate his party because he wants a nomination.
You know, you see the same thing with Josh Shapiro
is trying to move left, and then you have Gavin
thinking he's more clever than everybody. Yeah, socialism that doesn't
work in the Norda's capitalism in its current manifestation. He's
the worst governor in the country. If he thinks I'm
(18:42):
not gonna hammer it if he becomes the nominee, that
every American won't know how bad he is. He doesn't
know his old friend Sean Hannity really well, because I
will be beating that drum so hard that maybe some
of you will think, Hannity, every day, you're pounding this guy.
And if you think that, I'll be happy. I'll feel
(19:02):
like I've done my job because I want every American
by the time November of twenty twenty eight comes on board,
and I'm more focused on twenty six right now, to
know whoever the Democratic nominee is about them and everything
they've done and said and how bad they are, and
I'll just be grateful. In Pennsylvania, you know you got
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somebody like John Fetterman. I like Fetterman. Do you like Fetterman?
Speaker 3 (19:28):
Well? I did not at first, but he's really changed
my mind about him.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
Listen. I had him on my podcast and I started
out the podcast I apologize to him. I was very
harsh when he was running that race because I didn't
know this side of him, and I looked at his record,
looked at some of the things he was saying. And
a friend of mine was running against him, doctor Os.
I love doctor Oz. And he just blew it off
and he said, it's politics. Don't worry about it. I mean,
(19:57):
it was that simple. And I'll tell you when I
first of me, you might be a little interested in this,
I not just tell me. Do you remember when he
went to mar A Lago to interview to meet with
President Trump, he and his wife went. I happened to
be there on business that day, meeting an interview with
the President. At the time, Fetterman comes in and I'm like, oh, no,
(20:19):
I saw him. I had to shake his hand, and
I'm thinking I was so mean. You know, it's easy
to be mean and anonymity, but I walked right up
to him. Senator, very nice to meet. You couldn't have
been nicer. Back the President is having this meeting that
was you know, people, was all mysterious to people. And
he invited me into the meeting and he said, Senator Fetterman,
(20:42):
would it be okay if Sean Hannity came in? No, No,
come on in, Sean, I'd love to see you. And
I told him I'd never revealed that at the time
meeting at the time when it was relevant, and I didn't,
and I walked away with a very different impression of him.
And now we've actually become friendly.
Speaker 3 (21:00):
Yeah, here's one of the very few Democrats that I
would vote for.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
Yeah, agreed, Steve, appreciate it. Man, Listen, you have a
great weekend. Okay, promise me you'll have a good weekend.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
You two shows.
Speaker 1 (21:12):
Let's get back to our busy phones. Let us say
hi to Carry in Oklahoma. Next on The Sean Hannity Show, Carrie,
how are you happy Friday?
Speaker 7 (21:22):
A happy Friday? Thanks for taking my call. I'm I'm furious.
I don't think it's being an explained simply that whether
they're illegal or legal, medical tourism or storming the border
like they did, they can come in, pop out a kid,
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go back to their own country, and then when their
kid turns eighteen, go to the embassy, fill out a card,
and they can vote in our American elections for the
rest of their lives, never setting through the mail through
mail in ballots, never setting a foot on American soil
again or paying a guy than taxes.
Speaker 1 (22:01):
We need well put the tax issue aside for a second.
Think about this. Then it opens the door that they
can petition to allow family members like mom and dad
and grandma and grandpa and other relatives and brothers and
sisters into our country too. It opens up a whole
other window for them to get into the country, the
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whole family to get into the country, and all based
originally on any illegal act. It's mind numbing, isn't it.
Speaker 7 (22:31):
It is they're invading infiltrating as legally from the outside end.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
Well, you know what I'm hoping. And we had Jim Banks,
the Senator from Indiana on earlier about this. The Kavadog
gave a path. It's legislative. I hope they get it done.
I hope now that the SAVAC gets passed. I don't
care how they pass it. I want it passed. I
want to pass For this election coming up. I think
it'll be an enormous move in the right direction.
Speaker 7 (23:02):
You are absolutely correct, Sean, They're all right. The American
has to be out and vote and cancel out these
fourign mill in ballot votes.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
All right, Listen, you have a great great weekend in Oklahoma. Okay,
thank you for checking in with us. Happy Friday to
you and your family. Uh, Stephanie, my free state of Florida.
What's up, Stephanie. How are you happy Friday?
Speaker 6 (23:22):
Oh? I'm well. Thanks. How are you doing?
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I'm good? You know I'm always happy on Friday. How
can you not be happy on Friday?
Speaker 6 (23:30):
Well, some of us have to work on Saturdays.
Speaker 1 (23:32):
So okay, how can you not be happy on Saturday?
Speaker 3 (23:37):
Oh?
Speaker 6 (23:37):
I love Saturdays so sadly. So the last caller that
you were talking to, when she was saying that we
have to cancel out our votes, I just have to say,
that's so sad that I have to cast a vote
thinking maybe this will cancel out somebody else's vote who
shouldn't even be voting in my election anyway.
Speaker 1 (23:55):
Well, I mean it's a little shocking.
Speaker 3 (23:58):
You know.
Speaker 1 (23:59):
Look, everyone needs to ask this question fundamentally. Why is
their reluctance and resistance against proof of citizenship and voter
ID for an election? You know, you know, we've had
Democrats and Republicans both complain bitterly that they believe their
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elections are unfair, starting with Hillary Clinton, starting with Stacy
Abrams and Republicans, including Donald Trump. Why not put integrity
measures in the system so every American can have confidence
in the results. Our state of Florida, they've kind of
mastered elections, you know. I think it was less than
two hours after the polls closed in Florida in twenty
(24:41):
four we had declared Trump the winner.
Speaker 6 (24:44):
You know.
Speaker 1 (24:44):
They can't do it for thirty eight days, forty days
in California. What the hell are they doing? I mean,
is this like a third world nation? This is nuts.
How does anyone have confidence in that system? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (24:55):
I don't know, but again, thank goodness, we live in Florida.
So in speaking of Florida, I have to say I
had heard you talking about interviewing different candidates for twenty
twenty six elections, and living here in Florida, we have
that very important governor's race coming up, and I just
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wanted to know if you would be doing any interviewing
of any of the Republican candidates before the Republican primary,
because my understanding is that they're not looking at having
a debate. I know some of the candidates have said
they had wanted to, but not all of the candidates
(25:37):
are agreeing.
Speaker 1 (25:38):
Well, if you look at the polls. I mean, I
think it's pretty evident that Byron Donald's is going to
be the nominee, don't you think?
Speaker 6 (25:46):
Agreed? But I think it would be a little bit
fair to get some of the other voices out there too,
just to hear what they have to say.
Speaker 1 (25:52):
Look, I'm not against debates anytime. When it comes to
elections and politicians, I think, first of all, Iron I
think would be a great governor. I'm going to prepare
everybody that they're going to come after him with a
fierceness like you've never seen. I've been tipped off by
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people that I know in the Democratic Party and they
want to they want to throw every bit of mud
against him and his family, and uh, you know, will
be prepared for that. We're used to it. This is why,
this is why good people don't ever want to run
for office, because it's so it's so despicable what we
put these these elected officials through. I mean, and I'm
(26:34):
not talking about basic I'm talking about like what they
did to Kavanaugh kind of stuff. It's insane. Anyway, I
appreciate the call. Eight hundred and nine foot one Shawn
is on number if you want to be a part
of the program's gonna see of government lies. He's the
(26:54):
beacon of truth. This is the Sean Hannity Show, all right.
(27:26):
So you're all excited. You should be. You're about to
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Speaker 6 (28:54):
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insurance agency.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
All right, that's going to wrap things up for this
edition of The Sean Hannity Show this week. As always,
thank you for being with us, thank you for making
the show possible. But I got to tell you something.
We now are getting geared up for the most important
midterm election in our lifetime. All I'm asking, and I
hope you'll talk about it with your friends, your family,
(29:20):
anybody you run into this weekend. All I want is
one thing this year, you commit in your mind, your heart,
and your soul that you will vote and not let
these radical Marxist socialist communists win. That's all I'm asking,
not a lot, and three hours a day, one hour
at night in an occasional podcast. Have a great weekend.
(29:41):
Thanks for making the show possible. We'll see on Monday.
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