August 6, 2026 • 33 mins
Sean examines the growing influence of Democratic Socialists of America candidates and what their success could mean heading into the midterm elections. He breaks down the DSA platform, including positions on immigration enforcement, policing, government spending, energy policy, health care, housing and taxation. Sean explains why he is inviting DSA candidates onto the program to let voters hear their positions directly. He also discusses the increasing divide between the Democratic Party’s traditional establishment and its progressive wing, including comments from Bernie Sanders and James Carville. The hour looks at the tax burden on Americans and the broader debate over expanding government programs. Sean argues that the upcoming midterms offer voters a consequential choice over the size and role of government in American life.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Thanks to all of you for being with us.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
Right down our toll free telephone number if you want
to be a part of the program, it's eight hundred
nine four one Sean if you want to join us.
So we've been making a very very concerted effort to
get DSA candidates on radio and TV. Last night we accepted.
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Last night we had our first candidate on and it
was from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It's actually, I think it's the
bluest district in the entire country. And Linda, that's where
you grow up. What's the name Chris rap I think
it's his name.
Speaker 1 (00:36):
I don't know if it's Rapper Rob. I'm still looking
it up, but yeah, he's from Philly. You look it up.
You do your thing, You do your Philly thing.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
And later on this radio program we will have on
Oliver Larkin. He's a DSA candidate in Florida's twenty fifth district.
That would include Palm Beach County, Broward County, Miami Dade County,
parts of near Delray Beach, and parts of Broward and
you know, northern and coastal segments reaching down towards Miami Beach.
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Not exactly DSA territory. I'm not sure what his odds
are here, but you know, like we had this guy
on last night and I start asking him about his
beliefs and about the printed stated beliefs of the Democratic
Socialists of America where they want to eliminate the Senate
and the presidency in terms of you being able to
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choose presidents, the judiciary, amnesty for illegals, abolish borders, abolish heights, ice,
defund the Department of War and all deportations, eliminate cash bell.
They want to establish a wealth tax, which is confiscation
of income. Just as a side note, you know, right
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now the bottom fifty percent of way journers only pay
about two percent of federal income taxes. It's not like
we don't have full redistribution of wealth. And then past
their Green New Deal abolished prisons, you know, defund and
abolished police, and public ownership of most corporations, like the
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guy we had on last night, you know, Medicare for all,
universal basic income. This is all the Green New Deal scam.
This is cradle to gray, woomb to the tomb. Federal
job guaranteed, you know, government job guaranteed, government housing guaranteed,
government childcare. They do so good in terms of indoctrinating
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our kids. Now we'll just tand the kids over to
the government with the minute they're born, government run grocery stores,
a civil climate core. Of course, they don't want any oil,
gas or coal. They want one hundred percent transition to
renewable energy. That means wimmills. Good luck with that. How's
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that working out in Europe and other parts of the world.
But including the entire Green New Deal, government guaranteed everything,
replacing GDP with so called genuine progress in reparations, all
part of their program. Why am I putting these people
on because I think, you know, if they and I
am pressing them to answer the questions, if they support
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the platform, and I'm pressing them on the very specific
things that they themselves say that they stand for. And
the guy last night, and I would assume the guy
today is going to be honest and he's going to say, yeah,
these are the beliefs that he holds. Now, why is
this important? Nobody else I know is doing it or
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frankly has the ability to do it in the way
that is going to get answers. But having done this
now for many decades, I am going to demand that
they answer the question that I ask, and I did
that last night. Maybe we'll run parts of that later
in the program today. Why is this important to you?
That's the most important question. It's important to you so
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you know exactly what will happen if this group of
radicals which is now taken over the entire Democratic establishment,
the entire Democratic Party. They've taken it over, and if
they get in power, this is what they will do.
This is who they are, This is what they stand for.
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These are their stated beliefs, and it is what it is.
And if you know that, I think then the urgency
that I am trying to convey what eighty nine days
now till election day, the urgency that I'm trying to
convey to anybody that will listen is this is the
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most important midterm in your lifetime. When Bernie Sanders is
telling James Carvell to take a hike and go start
his own party, and the most successful endorsing individual in
the Democratic Party this primary season has been Bernie Sanders
and AO, and not one Democrat, with the exception of
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John Fetterman, no elected Democrat, not one is willing to
stand up and speak out against these radicals that have
taken over their party. Now, if you go back to
twenty nineteen, they only had about two hundred and fifty. Well,
since I'm sorry, I guys, I'm saying it the wrong way.
Since twenty nineteen, well we have had a whopping two
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hundred and fifty of these Democratic Socialists of America that
have been elected to offices in some forty states. When
all is said and done, and Francesca Hung wins in
Wisconsin as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, like Abdul el Sayed
won the Senate primary in the state of Michigan, and
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then you have you know, six gender telefrico and God
is non binary, and you know no problem with biological
men and women's sports and a vegan campaign, and you know,
no drilling in the energy state, the oil state of Texas.
This is what you need to know and why the
urgency should exist in everybody's heart, mind and soul about
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the stakes in this election. They are talking about turning
the country that we know and understand and believe in
upside down and sideways.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
This is insanity.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
This is madness on so many different levels, and so
at its hard and soul. I want you to hear them,
and some of you may say, Hannity, why are you ways,
why are you putting these people? Because I want you
to know that it's real, because unfortunately, if you look
at historical trends, what we know is classically historically in
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midterm elections, the turnout is low and that the party
that is empowered tends to lose seats. And if they
get control of Congress, this is going to be there.
And on top of of course endless investigations, endless impeachment
inquiries and impeachments. I'm sure if they get the House
of the President, if we don't hold onto the Senate
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and Republicans have control, it won't just be dismissed.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
We'll have trial after trial after trial.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
They will never get a conviction, but they will drag
this country through hell. And you know, to think that
the country, you know, I think of all the years
and all the elections that I've covered, and we've covered
a lot of radical people, and I thought the four
years of Biden were disastrous. Wide open borders the big
lie that Joe's not a cognitive mess. The second big
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lie is that the borders are closed, and the borders
are secure, okay lo and behold, we know that's all
one big, fat lie and they have no problem lying
to us.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
What have we been focused on all week? More government
lying to us.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
What is hard for me to wrap my head around is,
you know, what ever happened to the concept of liberty
and freedom and that rights coming from God and every
human being endowed by their creator, natural rights versus government rights,
and that rights don't come from the government except that
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you know, they are there to protect the rights that
God gave us, not instill this perfect utopia.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
But you know, government's track record is not good.
Speaker 2 (08:28):
And I'll try and get into it with this guy today,
and that is, you know, the track record. How are
government schools, especially in blue states, especially in blue cities, How.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
Are your government run schools doing? They're a disaster. Again.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
We pay, I've said this many times more per capital
for student than any industrialized country in the world. Why
do people think that if we give them control like
they are looking for of every aspect of our lives
and universal government income, government jobs and government guaranteed housing,
and government childcare and government grocery stores and you know, government, government, government, government, government,
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Why do you have faith? What is their track record.
Their schools are a disaster. We know the social security
lock box has been rated in spite of promises to
the contrary. That means that it is headed towards insolvency.
We know that government has failed the multiple fronts. I mean,
how's law and order and safety and security and defund
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and dismantle and reimagine the police. How's that working out
in cities like New York or Los Angeles or Chicago,
blue cities, blue states. You know, how has this idea
of sanctuary status? You know, how has that worked out?
Speaker 3 (09:47):
Well?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
We allowed in the country under Biden, in spite of
being promised it wasn't happening. Over twelve million unvetted illegal immigrants.
Yes they are illegal. Got into this last night with
the guy said, well, if you entered the country you
don't respect our laws, our borders, our sovereignty, then you
are entering our country illegally.
Speaker 1 (10:05):
You broke the law.
Speaker 2 (10:07):
But they again, they would prefer to abolish ice, amnesty
for illegals, abolish borders, abolished prisons and police. And how
do you how do you end all deportations? How do
you support defunding the Department of War? We have geopolitical
foes that want to destroy us.
Speaker 1 (10:29):
There's a lot of evil in this world.
Speaker 2 (10:31):
That's why I don't understand this whole idea. Abolished prisons,
you know, no bail, eliminate cash bail, and defund the police.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
But they're saying it.
Speaker 2 (10:41):
So when people tell you they're they're believing something and
they're running on that platform, then you've got to believe
they mean it. So I'm trying to get as many
of these DSA candidates on record as possible. Linder, you
saw the guy from where you grew up in Pennsylvania
last night on TV. I mean he's saying the quiet
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part out loud.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
Now I'm hiding it, that's for sure. Okay, I don't
think most of them are hiding it.
Speaker 4 (11:09):
Now.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
What's going to happen is at some point the DSA
is going to send out a memo. And this happened
when Barack Obama was running for president. He was constantly
mentioning my name repeatedly on the campaign trail. I kind
of live rent Pre in his head. I saw about
a week ago Gavin Newsom, I lived Rent Pre in
his head, you know, tweeting something out to me and
(11:30):
then I just go in and I do my usual
no show governor. You know, he's a world traveler, he's
you know, a world renowned author. As long as his
books are bought and bolt by his supporters, which is
just phony. Then of course he's a full time podcaster
Trump Stalker, Halftime, Hannity Stalker. And I'm like, well, Gavin,
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you have the highest income taxes, sales taxes, gas taxes,
and you know, eighteen months after the Pacific Sage fires,
people can't get building permits to build their homes. Why
don't you help those people out? And of course, nothing
but crickets and silence. He's traveling the world, he's doing
his podcast, he's writing his book and attacking Trump and
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attacking me and doing everything but fixing the problems. Eighteen
months later, and we still don't even know if they
solved or resolved the issue of hydrants that had no
water in them and reservoirs that were empty. It's kind of,
you know, unfathomable, it's incomprehensible to me. So that's where
we find ourselves. You know, this guy Chris rab mis
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taking it, by the way. So I found out from
somebody that apparently the night of Elsiah Tuesday night, he
was on with Hassan Piker. Did you know that, Linda
when he was on with Hassan? You did or you didn't?
I did, yes, Yeah, And apparently Piker was talking about
me because they were talking about his appearance that was
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upcoming last night on my TV show. And by the way,
if we haven't put it out on social media, has
it gotten any pickup? I don't read social media. There's
a lot of people, yes, a lot of people talking
about it anyway. So with all that said, we will
probably play some of that as this program unfolds. Then
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we look forward to having this other candidate from Florida
on and I want you to listen very closely because
I don't think anybody else is going to do it.
Speaker 1 (13:26):
Oliver A. Larkin is this guy's name.
Speaker 2 (13:29):
And then if you agree with their beliefs, then go
vote for them.
Speaker 1 (13:33):
If these beliefs.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
Don't scare you on some fundamental core level, then we're
in trouble because if this doesn't motivate you to get
out and vote in this midterm election year, I don't
know if there's anything I can ever say that will
This is America, as we know it hanging in the balance.
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Speaker 2 (15:38):
Linda believes in eliminating the Senate, the presidency in Congress,
picks judges. She wants wide open borders. She wants to
abolish the borders.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
She wants. You're not talking about me, not Linda. That's Linda,
that's you. That's your voice.
Speaker 2 (15:53):
Abolishing ice, defunding the Department of War, ending all there
for all this right, no more cash ball, a wealth tax,
great new deal, abolish prisons and police.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
You agree with all that? Right?
Speaker 3 (16:06):
Did someone slip you with a tainted Jolly Rancher? What
is going on in that studio?
Speaker 1 (16:11):
Happened? What is a What is a tainted Jollie ranch Exactly?
Speaker 4 (16:15):
What?
Speaker 3 (16:15):
It sounds like, my friend, And I'm wondering it must
be something because you seem to have lost your mind.
Speaker 1 (16:19):
If you go on Bill Maher's podcast, you'll yes, well done, Jason,
exactly right.
Speaker 2 (16:24):
Oh no, no, that you know that's probably the reason
I can't do is I mean, I told you I.
Speaker 1 (16:28):
Love this idea. I think you should.
Speaker 3 (16:30):
You guys could sit outside, you know, pick a spot
sit outside.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
You do going to change anything for me. Trust me,
he doesn't care. You would change for him, He would
change for you. I think it would be nice. I'd
have a drink with him, drink with anybody even offered beer.
Back in the day, you could do drinks and cigars
by the water exactly. There was some kind of smoke
in that room.
Speaker 2 (16:53):
There'll be some kind of smoke, the cigar smoke. I
can live with that, all right, anyway. So we'll play
last night's DSA candidate. We have another one coming on today,
Oliver Larkin in Florida, the twenty fifth district. We'll get
to all that, your reaction to it, Lee Zelden, John Solomon,
Greg Jarrett also coming up.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
We'll get to a lot of calls.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
If you want to weigh in on this radicalized or
if you saw last night's show and you want to
weigh in, maybe you give me a grade eight hundred
nine four one, Shawn our total free telephone number. You
want to be a part of the program as we continue.
Speaker 3 (17:51):
You can't always believe what the other side claims. That's
why there's the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2 (17:57):
By twenty five till the top of the our eight
hundred and nine point one. Shawn is on number. If
you want to be a part of the program. All right,
it's sad. Headlines change and news cycles that go with
the speed of light, but the facts on the ground
remain the same. For the people of Israel, so many
Israeli densely populated cities have been targeted, and the humanitarian
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their heart, they've lost everything, and they need food and water,
and shelter and clothing and medications, you name it, they
need it. That's where the IFCJ comes in. And still
they're in a fight for their survival against people dedicated
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to wiping them off the map. Now, the people on
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providing all this life saving aid, humanitarian assistance for struggling families.
They're providing emergency medical clinics mobile clinics to the elderly
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that can't get out and see a doctor.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
Anyway.
Speaker 2 (19:03):
If you want to help out our friends in need,
please donate generously if you can. They have set up
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That's prey IFCJ dot org two day. All right, we'll
get back to this issue of the democratic socialism and
just a man, we do do have some other news
(19:24):
that we got to get to. You know, our friend
Steve Moore, he came on the program yesterday and there's
this whole untold story about the economy and how you know,
not only be setting records in the stock market, and
the stock market has never been my big barometer, and
I've stayed consistent over the years, but you know, when
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you see record after record after record being set and
the price of oil coming down whenever the president wants
it to by, you know, just lightening up on Iran
and the strait of horm Moos. It's not ideal, but
it is what it it is. The president had no choice,
according to every source I have, and Dan Bongino is
the one that saw the Presidential Daily Briefing the PDB
(20:10):
that said, yeah, they had no option. He had no
choice and if either that or you know, the whole
world would be held hostage. I don't think the president
gets enough credit for that part. But unleashed prosperity. Steve Moore,
Americans now pay more in taxes than they do on food, clothing,
and shelter, which fits into this narrative of all these
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democratic socialist candidates and a post shared on x Steve
Moore cited a chart from the Committee to Unleashed Prosperity
estimating that Americans paid about eight dollars and nineteen trillion.
I'm sorry, eight point one to nine trillion in tax
eight dollars what am I out of my mind? Eight
point one to nine trillion in taxes in twenty twenty five.
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Now that's up from seven point thirty nine trillion that
they spent on food, clothes, and housing combined. What does
that mean? That means Americans? Now you are all paying
more in taxes than you do for food and clothing
and for shelter. Government has become so big, so bloated,
that taxes cost more than life's basic necessities. He wrote,
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Every American taxpayer should be outraged now. A Pew Research
survey published in April found that sixty percent of US
adults believe that they pay more in federal taxes than
is fair, from fifty six percent if you work for
a living, which.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Is most of you in this audience.
Speaker 2 (21:37):
If you work for a living, you need to understand,
and I've said this for a long long time, if
you want to eliminate and greatly reduce the tax burden
on the American people, stop withholding the taxes. They withhold
your federal tax or state tax if your state has
a tax, mind does not. They withhold your FICA, social
Security money, et cetera, et cetera. They just take it
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right out of your check and you didn't even get
to touch it. But if you got your full check, well,
how much do you make? If you ask people how
much do you do you make? You know, weekly, bi weekly,
they'll give you a number, but they're not including the
money that was taken out for taxes. It's like you
don't see, it doesn't exist. But if you got that
full amount and you had to cut a check to
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your federal government, your state government and pay your Social
Security tax every single week or bi weekly or every
single month, you'd be pissed with every check that you
wrote because you'd see the actual amount that you pay.
And you know, for people to talk about, well, the
rich don't pay their fair share. Sorry, the people that
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don't pay anything, the bottom fifty percent of wage earners
pay about two percent of federal income taxes. Top ten
percent pay nearly sixty percent, and you go up from there.
So this notion, this idea taxed the rich and rich
aren't paying their fair share. That just is not true
what they're saying. If you've got you know, eight point
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one to nine trillion in taxes that were paid in
twenty twenty five, you know, which is more than what
people spend on food, clothing, and housing combined.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
I mean, how much more can they possibly take.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
They're talking about really what they want to do, and
they're not saying.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
This part out loud.
Speaker 2 (23:24):
They are promising you when they talk about, Okay, the
Green New Deal guaranteed government jobs and basic income. Government
government job guaranteed. Universal housing is guaranteed whether you have
money or not. Childcare is guaranteed. Uh government run grocery
store is guaranteed at a discount. Meanwhile, grocery stores have
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a profit margin of like two or three percent. You're
going to transition and get We're going to get rid
of oil and gas, renewable energies, income, the wind filled
wind farms or whatever you call these things.
Speaker 1 (23:58):
This is insanity.
Speaker 2 (24:00):
The lifeblood of the world's economy is oil, coal, and
liquefied natural gas period end of sentence, of which we
are the number one producer in the entire world, and
we have the vast resources that countries envy. We now
have surpassed Venezuela and we've surpassed Saudi Arabia in terms
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of being the number one producer of oil and natural gass,
you know, combined. It's unbelievable the amount of natural resources
we have been blessed with in abundance. So all of
this and then you add reparations to it and everything else,
there won't be any money. What happens is if you believe,
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as I do, that people are born with natural talent,
just like you have a unique fingerprint, unique DNA, people
have natural talent. With that natural talent comes abilities. Education
I've described as in the past is from Latin. It
means to bring forth from within, and that means that
God put it there. And if you provide sunlight and
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you nurture some and you nurture a child properly at
that point in time, then whatever talent they have will emerge.
When that talent emerges, then that child will then be
able to use it to produce goods and services. That's
why if our educational system wasn't all about indoctrination, but
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trying to find kids' talents, their natural talent, their natural ability,
then you know, and I always tell young people, find
what you love and them find a way to make
money at it. Then they would find that talent, find
their passion, use that passion, and in a society that
cherishes liberty and freedom, then they'd be able to use
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it to produce goods and services. You can't force people
to use your services or the goods you produce. They
have to want to buy them. Everybody wants to buy
an iPhone, all right. Everybody wants to buy a computer.
Everybody wants to buy a car, all right. But you
get the idea and then you find a way. Then
you have a purpose in your life, which adds a
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whole another dimension to the quality of your life.
Speaker 1 (26:10):
And I don't know, I mean, even going.
Speaker 2 (26:12):
Back to my days being a server and a dishwasher,
and a cook and a bartender and a busboy and
all that stuff. You know, I was serving other people.
I had a sense of personal satisfaction at the end
of every shift. You know when I was a contract,
I painted a room, and I'd look back at the
day's work because you kind of get emerged in that
wall that you're working on, that space you're working on,
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and you could see your work at the end of
a ten hour day, whatever number of hours I was working,
you have a sense of accomplishment and pride in what
you do. I had the same thing when I hung
wallpaper and laid tile and you know, did framing and
all the other work that I did. I just did
interesting other developments here. We you know, this is like
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the final nail on the coffin. I guess with alsayed
and and people are like, wow, that the Alsaia has
done one thing. Hassan Piker's buddy is I think that
this race has awakened people now. If you looked at
the polls going into Tuesday in Michigan, if you looked
at those poles, those polls were very very clear that
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he was supposed to win by double digits.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
He didn't.
Speaker 2 (27:24):
It became a lot closer because I think people are
slowly becoming aware of it now. I am arguing, I
know that no money has been spent in Texas as
of now in that Senate race against Tealafrico. I think
once his agenda, him and his own words, it goes
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viral among the people of Texas. Usually this happens after
Labor Day. I think people will reject it in astounding
numbers in Texas. You know, but then you know this
is now the official party of like the Michael Moores
of the world. Michael Moore was on fake news CNN
last night apparently or the night before, saying he's so
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disgusted by the same old flavor of democratic politicians. He's
willing to get on his knees and beg progressive candidates
to come in and topple the party establishment.
Speaker 4 (28:15):
Does they require a change in the establishment and in
the way things are done and to effectuate the changes
you want to see, if I could get on my
knees and beg, it would be for exactly what you
just said, because we are not going to win the
other way. We lost that way in twenty four It's
not going to happen if we allow this to happen.
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We are in charge of this and we need to
get busy right now.
Speaker 1 (28:41):
It's not about electibus.
Speaker 4 (28:42):
Let me tell you I've known doctor l said for
many years. I worked on his campaign for governor in
twenty eighteen. Boy, we would be so lucky if he
were our senator, representing us and standing enough for the
people who are dying dying over there. I will not
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support hacks ACKs and the Democratic Party who have led
us to this waterloo.
Speaker 2 (29:14):
Now, when Bernie Sanders, who has been the most successful
along with AOC member of the Senate in AOC's case,
member of the House, in terms of helping to choose
these DSA candidates, their endorsements have held more weight than
any other Democrat. And when Bernie Sanders is out there
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telling somebody like James Carville. Known James Carville for a
long long time and he's kind of been going off
the edge lately. But he says he's not going to
be part of a party with Abdul el Sayed and
Assam Piker doesn't want any part of it. Well, Bernie
is so competent that they now have a stranglehold on
the old Democratic Party. This is what he's telling James Carvill,
(29:58):
go start your own party.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
That's what he's telling them. And it's pretty amazing.
Speaker 2 (30:03):
But that's that's that's how arrogant this movement has now
gotten You know, Democrats are in the hot seat for
skipping a crucial hearing on radical groups hiding in the US.
They don't care. I'm just I am telling you this
is a different world than we've ever lived in before.
I say that these are uncharted waters. I am not
wrong now President Trump lasting Democratic socialist candidates as they're
(30:27):
full of Adam Schiff and that's all finding good. Democrats
will try to make this election about Trump, Trump Trump,
but I'm telling you it's about really the future of
the country. It is way bigger than that. I got
a kick out of Francesca Hang. You know who wants
you know, trashed Thanksgiving. Now it's now my favorite holiday,
(30:47):
Like that would.
Speaker 1 (30:48):
Be favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because I have it. Yep.
I don't want to camp it. I actually love it.
Speaker 2 (30:58):
We bring Actually it's kind of in laws and family
members and their in laws and it's a big event.
Speaker 4 (31:07):
You know.
Speaker 1 (31:08):
I'm just I'm gonna be real. I'm kind of a
curmudgeon when it comes to holidays in general.
Speaker 2 (31:15):
She originally said she doesn't like Thanksgiving. It's like tell
Rico is now trying every election year conversion trick. He
can try even Jasmin Crockett. I was actually wrong in
supporting Jasmine Crockett over Tellafrico. I didn't know tell Africo.
Is this nuts anyway? She doesn't sound like she's gonna
be placing any bets on Tellafrico to win that Senate
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seat in Texas. And she doesn't buy the polls and says,
I don't know when I asked if Tellafrico can beat
Texas Attorney General Kem Paxton, and she said, when I
look at the money Republicans start spending it in Texas,
then I'll be convinced Republicans haven't spent money yet. By
the way, big win. We were big fans of John James.
He won the Republican nomination for Michigan governor. He be
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a great governor. I hope people pay attention anyway. She
remember Francesca. She wanted to cancel it. Oh no, no,
it's my favorite holiday. This is just going to be
a fascinating election year. But I give this admonition. Some
people are saying, well, this is exactly what we want it, Hannity.
I'm like, okay, it's exactly what we want. On one level,
(32:23):
it's now it is the greatest choice election ever, but
it will be meaningless if people are not aware of
how bad and dangerous this threat is and what they
stand for and what they will do. I saw Hassan
Piker rejecting calls to unify Michigan Democrats anyway, you know,
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because he rejected calls for Alsai Ed and support us
to start mending bridges in the wake of the contentious primary.
You are all unbelievably Islamic phobic pieces of bleep, he said, said, Okay,
this is after Haley Stevens graciously endorsed the guy. Abdul
say Ed tried to justify the recent terrorist attack on
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a Michigan Jewish preschool. Oh, that that's he blamed the
war in Gaza, Israel's war in Gaza. Well, did you
forget what happened October seventh? You know, the equivalent of
forty thousand Americans. Extrapolating out the population sizes anyway, he
said that, you know, the terrorist attack on this preschool
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reflected Israel's actions in the Middle East, arguing that hurt people,
hurt people. What about the people hurt that's like forty
thousand dead Americans. You compare our population Israel's nobody ever
talks about that eight hundred and nine foot one Shawn.
Speaker 1 (33:43):
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So we've been making a very very concerted effort to
get DSA candidates on radio and TV. Last night we accepted.
(00:22):
Last night we had our first candidate on and it
was from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It's actually, I think it's the
bluest district in the entire country. And Linda, that's where
you grow up. What's the name Chris rap I think
it's his name.
Speaker 1 (00:36):
I don't know if it's Rapper Rob. I'm still looking
it up, but yeah, he's from Philly. You look it up.
You do your thing, You do your Philly thing.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
And later on this radio program we will have on
Oliver Larkin. He's a DSA candidate in Florida's twenty fifth district.
That would include Palm Beach County, Broward County, Miami Dade County,
parts of near Delray Beach, and parts of Broward and
you know, northern and coastal segments reaching down towards Miami Beach.
(01:07):
Not exactly DSA territory. I'm not sure what his odds
are here, but you know, like we had this guy
on last night and I start asking him about his
beliefs and about the printed stated beliefs of the Democratic
Socialists of America where they want to eliminate the Senate
and the presidency in terms of you being able to
(01:28):
choose presidents, the judiciary, amnesty for illegals, abolish borders, abolish heights, ice,
defund the Department of War and all deportations, eliminate cash bell.
They want to establish a wealth tax, which is confiscation
of income. Just as a side note, you know, right
(01:48):
now the bottom fifty percent of way journers only pay
about two percent of federal income taxes. It's not like
we don't have full redistribution of wealth. And then past
their Green New Deal abolished prisons, you know, defund and
abolished police, and public ownership of most corporations, like the
(02:08):
guy we had on last night, you know, Medicare for all,
universal basic income. This is all the Green New Deal scam.
This is cradle to gray, woomb to the tomb. Federal
job guaranteed, you know, government job guaranteed, government housing guaranteed,
government childcare. They do so good in terms of indoctrinating
(02:29):
our kids. Now we'll just tand the kids over to
the government with the minute they're born, government run grocery stores,
a civil climate core. Of course, they don't want any oil,
gas or coal. They want one hundred percent transition to
renewable energy. That means wimmills. Good luck with that. How's
(02:49):
that working out in Europe and other parts of the world.
But including the entire Green New Deal, government guaranteed everything,
replacing GDP with so called genuine progress in reparations, all
part of their program. Why am I putting these people
on because I think, you know, if they and I
am pressing them to answer the questions, if they support
(03:13):
the platform, and I'm pressing them on the very specific
things that they themselves say that they stand for. And
the guy last night, and I would assume the guy
today is going to be honest and he's going to say, yeah,
these are the beliefs that he holds. Now, why is
this important? Nobody else I know is doing it or
(03:33):
frankly has the ability to do it in the way
that is going to get answers. But having done this
now for many decades, I am going to demand that
they answer the question that I ask, and I did
that last night. Maybe we'll run parts of that later
in the program today. Why is this important to you?
That's the most important question. It's important to you so
(03:55):
you know exactly what will happen if this group of
radicals which is now taken over the entire Democratic establishment,
the entire Democratic Party. They've taken it over, and if
they get in power, this is what they will do.
This is who they are, This is what they stand for.
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These are their stated beliefs, and it is what it is.
And if you know that, I think then the urgency
that I am trying to convey what eighty nine days
now till election day, the urgency that I'm trying to
convey to anybody that will listen is this is the
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most important midterm in your lifetime. When Bernie Sanders is
telling James Carvell to take a hike and go start
his own party, and the most successful endorsing individual in
the Democratic Party this primary season has been Bernie Sanders
and AO, and not one Democrat, with the exception of
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John Fetterman, no elected Democrat, not one is willing to
stand up and speak out against these radicals that have
taken over their party. Now, if you go back to
twenty nineteen, they only had about two hundred and fifty. Well,
since I'm sorry, I guys, I'm saying it the wrong way.
Since twenty nineteen, well we have had a whopping two
(05:26):
hundred and fifty of these Democratic Socialists of America that
have been elected to offices in some forty states. When
all is said and done, and Francesca Hung wins in
Wisconsin as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, like Abdul el Sayed
won the Senate primary in the state of Michigan, and
(05:50):
then you have you know, six gender telefrico and God
is non binary, and you know no problem with biological
men and women's sports and a vegan campaign, and you know,
no drilling in the energy state, the oil state of Texas.
This is what you need to know and why the
urgency should exist in everybody's heart, mind and soul about
(06:13):
the stakes in this election. They are talking about turning
the country that we know and understand and believe in
upside down and sideways.
Speaker 1 (06:24):
This is insanity.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
This is madness on so many different levels, and so
at its hard and soul. I want you to hear them,
and some of you may say, Hannity, why are you ways,
why are you putting these people? Because I want you
to know that it's real, because unfortunately, if you look
at historical trends, what we know is classically historically in
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midterm elections, the turnout is low and that the party
that is empowered tends to lose seats. And if they
get control of Congress, this is going to be there.
And on top of of course endless investigations, endless impeachment
inquiries and impeachments. I'm sure if they get the House
of the President, if we don't hold onto the Senate
(07:12):
and Republicans have control, it won't just be dismissed.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
We'll have trial after trial after trial.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
They will never get a conviction, but they will drag
this country through hell. And you know, to think that
the country, you know, I think of all the years
and all the elections that I've covered, and we've covered
a lot of radical people, and I thought the four
years of Biden were disastrous. Wide open borders the big
lie that Joe's not a cognitive mess. The second big
(07:38):
lie is that the borders are closed, and the borders
are secure, okay lo and behold, we know that's all
one big, fat lie and they have no problem lying
to us.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
What have we been focused on all week? More government
lying to us.
Speaker 2 (07:53):
What is hard for me to wrap my head around is,
you know, what ever happened to the concept of liberty
and freedom and that rights coming from God and every
human being endowed by their creator, natural rights versus government rights,
and that rights don't come from the government except that
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you know, they are there to protect the rights that
God gave us, not instill this perfect utopia.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
But you know, government's track record is not good.
Speaker 2 (08:28):
And I'll try and get into it with this guy today,
and that is, you know, the track record. How are
government schools, especially in blue states, especially in blue cities, How.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
Are your government run schools doing? They're a disaster. Again.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
We pay, I've said this many times more per capital
for student than any industrialized country in the world. Why
do people think that if we give them control like
they are looking for of every aspect of our lives
and universal government income, government jobs and government guaranteed housing,
and government childcare and government grocery stores and you know, government, government, government, government, government,
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Why do you have faith? What is their track record.
Their schools are a disaster. We know the social security
lock box has been rated in spite of promises to
the contrary. That means that it is headed towards insolvency.
We know that government has failed the multiple fronts. I mean,
how's law and order and safety and security and defund
(09:31):
and dismantle and reimagine the police. How's that working out
in cities like New York or Los Angeles or Chicago,
blue cities, blue states. You know, how has this idea
of sanctuary status? You know, how has that worked out?
Speaker 3 (09:47):
Well?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
We allowed in the country under Biden, in spite of
being promised it wasn't happening. Over twelve million unvetted illegal immigrants.
Yes they are illegal. Got into this last night with
the guy said, well, if you entered the country you
don't respect our laws, our borders, our sovereignty, then you
are entering our country illegally.
Speaker 1 (10:05):
You broke the law.
Speaker 2 (10:07):
But they again, they would prefer to abolish ice, amnesty
for illegals, abolish borders, abolished prisons and police. And how
do you how do you end all deportations? How do
you support defunding the Department of War? We have geopolitical
foes that want to destroy us.
Speaker 1 (10:29):
There's a lot of evil in this world.
Speaker 2 (10:31):
That's why I don't understand this whole idea. Abolished prisons,
you know, no bail, eliminate cash bail, and defund the police.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
But they're saying it.
Speaker 2 (10:41):
So when people tell you they're they're believing something and
they're running on that platform, then you've got to believe
they mean it. So I'm trying to get as many
of these DSA candidates on record as possible. Linder, you
saw the guy from where you grew up in Pennsylvania
last night on TV. I mean he's saying the quiet
(11:03):
part out loud.
Speaker 1 (11:04):
Now I'm hiding it, that's for sure. Okay, I don't
think most of them are hiding it.
Speaker 4 (11:09):
Now.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
What's going to happen is at some point the DSA
is going to send out a memo. And this happened
when Barack Obama was running for president. He was constantly
mentioning my name repeatedly on the campaign trail. I kind
of live rent Pre in his head. I saw about
a week ago Gavin Newsom, I lived Rent Pre in
his head, you know, tweeting something out to me and
(11:30):
then I just go in and I do my usual
no show governor. You know, he's a world traveler, he's
you know, a world renowned author. As long as his
books are bought and bolt by his supporters, which is
just phony. Then of course he's a full time podcaster
Trump Stalker, Halftime, Hannity Stalker. And I'm like, well, Gavin,
(11:52):
you have the highest income taxes, sales taxes, gas taxes,
and you know, eighteen months after the Pacific Sage fires,
people can't get building permits to build their homes. Why
don't you help those people out? And of course, nothing
but crickets and silence. He's traveling the world, he's doing
his podcast, he's writing his book and attacking Trump and
(12:14):
attacking me and doing everything but fixing the problems. Eighteen
months later, and we still don't even know if they
solved or resolved the issue of hydrants that had no
water in them and reservoirs that were empty. It's kind of,
you know, unfathomable, it's incomprehensible to me. So that's where
we find ourselves. You know, this guy Chris rab mis
(12:37):
taking it, by the way. So I found out from
somebody that apparently the night of Elsiah Tuesday night, he
was on with Hassan Piker. Did you know that, Linda
when he was on with Hassan? You did or you didn't?
I did, yes, Yeah, And apparently Piker was talking about
me because they were talking about his appearance that was
(12:58):
upcoming last night on my TV show. And by the way,
if we haven't put it out on social media, has
it gotten any pickup? I don't read social media. There's
a lot of people, yes, a lot of people talking
about it anyway. So with all that said, we will
probably play some of that as this program unfolds. Then
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we look forward to having this other candidate from Florida
on and I want you to listen very closely because
I don't think anybody else is going to do it.
Speaker 1 (13:26):
Oliver A. Larkin is this guy's name.
Speaker 2 (13:29):
And then if you agree with their beliefs, then go
vote for them.
Speaker 1 (13:33):
If these beliefs.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
Don't scare you on some fundamental core level, then we're
in trouble because if this doesn't motivate you to get
out and vote in this midterm election year, I don't
know if there's anything I can ever say that will
This is America, as we know it hanging in the balance.
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Speaker 2 (15:38):
Linda believes in eliminating the Senate, the presidency in Congress,
picks judges. She wants wide open borders. She wants to
abolish the borders.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
She wants. You're not talking about me, not Linda. That's Linda,
that's you. That's your voice.
Speaker 2 (15:53):
Abolishing ice, defunding the Department of War, ending all there
for all this right, no more cash ball, a wealth tax,
great new deal, abolish prisons and police.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
You agree with all that? Right?
Speaker 3 (16:06):
Did someone slip you with a tainted Jolly Rancher? What
is going on in that studio?
Speaker 1 (16:11):
Happened? What is a What is a tainted Jollie ranch Exactly?
Speaker 4 (16:15):
What?
Speaker 3 (16:15):
It sounds like, my friend, And I'm wondering it must
be something because you seem to have lost your mind.
Speaker 1 (16:19):
If you go on Bill Maher's podcast, you'll yes, well done, Jason,
exactly right.
Speaker 2 (16:24):
Oh no, no, that you know that's probably the reason
I can't do is I mean, I told you I.
Speaker 1 (16:28):
Love this idea. I think you should.
Speaker 3 (16:30):
You guys could sit outside, you know, pick a spot
sit outside.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
You do going to change anything for me. Trust me,
he doesn't care. You would change for him, He would
change for you. I think it would be nice. I'd
have a drink with him, drink with anybody even offered beer.
Back in the day, you could do drinks and cigars
by the water exactly. There was some kind of smoke
in that room.
Speaker 2 (16:53):
There'll be some kind of smoke, the cigar smoke. I
can live with that, all right, anyway. So we'll play
last night's DSA candidate. We have another one coming on today,
Oliver Larkin in Florida, the twenty fifth district. We'll get
to all that, your reaction to it, Lee Zelden, John Solomon,
Greg Jarrett also coming up.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
We'll get to a lot of calls.
Speaker 2 (17:13):
If you want to weigh in on this radicalized or
if you saw last night's show and you want to
weigh in, maybe you give me a grade eight hundred
nine four one, Shawn our total free telephone number. You
want to be a part of the program as we continue.
Speaker 3 (17:51):
You can't always believe what the other side claims. That's
why there's the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 2 (17:57):
By twenty five till the top of the our eight
hundred and nine point one. Shawn is on number. If
you want to be a part of the program. All right,
it's sad. Headlines change and news cycles that go with
the speed of light, but the facts on the ground
remain the same. For the people of Israel, so many
Israeli densely populated cities have been targeted, and the humanitarian
(18:19):
need is so great it's unfathomable. People that have lost
their heart, they've lost everything, and they need food and water,
and shelter and clothing and medications, you name it, they
need it. That's where the IFCJ comes in. And still
they're in a fight for their survival against people dedicated
(18:39):
to wiping them off the map. Now, the people on
the ground and have been from day one is the
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providing all this life saving aid, humanitarian assistance for struggling families.
They're providing emergency medical clinics mobile clinics to the elderly
(19:00):
that can't get out and see a doctor.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
Anyway.
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That's prey IFCJ dot org two day. All right, we'll
get back to this issue of the democratic socialism and
just a man, we do do have some other news
(19:24):
that we got to get to. You know, our friend
Steve Moore, he came on the program yesterday and there's
this whole untold story about the economy and how you know,
not only be setting records in the stock market, and
the stock market has never been my big barometer, and
I've stayed consistent over the years, but you know, when
(19:46):
you see record after record after record being set and
the price of oil coming down whenever the president wants
it to by, you know, just lightening up on Iran
and the strait of horm Moos. It's not ideal, but
it is what it it is. The president had no choice,
according to every source I have, and Dan Bongino is
the one that saw the Presidential Daily Briefing the PDB
(20:10):
that said, yeah, they had no option. He had no
choice and if either that or you know, the whole
world would be held hostage. I don't think the president
gets enough credit for that part. But unleashed prosperity. Steve Moore,
Americans now pay more in taxes than they do on food, clothing,
and shelter, which fits into this narrative of all these
(20:31):
democratic socialist candidates and a post shared on x Steve
Moore cited a chart from the Committee to Unleashed Prosperity
estimating that Americans paid about eight dollars and nineteen trillion.
I'm sorry, eight point one to nine trillion in tax
eight dollars what am I out of my mind? Eight
point one to nine trillion in taxes in twenty twenty five.
(20:54):
Now that's up from seven point thirty nine trillion that
they spent on food, clothes, and housing combined. What does
that mean? That means Americans? Now you are all paying
more in taxes than you do for food and clothing
and for shelter. Government has become so big, so bloated,
that taxes cost more than life's basic necessities. He wrote,
(21:18):
Every American taxpayer should be outraged now. A Pew Research
survey published in April found that sixty percent of US
adults believe that they pay more in federal taxes than
is fair, from fifty six percent if you work for
a living, which.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Is most of you in this audience.
Speaker 2 (21:37):
If you work for a living, you need to understand,
and I've said this for a long long time, if
you want to eliminate and greatly reduce the tax burden
on the American people, stop withholding the taxes. They withhold
your federal tax or state tax if your state has
a tax, mind does not. They withhold your FICA, social
Security money, et cetera, et cetera. They just take it
(21:59):
right out of your check and you didn't even get
to touch it. But if you got your full check, well,
how much do you make? If you ask people how
much do you do you make? You know, weekly, bi weekly,
they'll give you a number, but they're not including the
money that was taken out for taxes. It's like you
don't see, it doesn't exist. But if you got that
full amount and you had to cut a check to
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your federal government, your state government and pay your Social
Security tax every single week or bi weekly or every
single month, you'd be pissed with every check that you
wrote because you'd see the actual amount that you pay.
And you know, for people to talk about, well, the
rich don't pay their fair share. Sorry, the people that
(22:42):
don't pay anything, the bottom fifty percent of wage earners
pay about two percent of federal income taxes. Top ten
percent pay nearly sixty percent, and you go up from there.
So this notion, this idea taxed the rich and rich
aren't paying their fair share. That just is not true
what they're saying. If you've got you know, eight point
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one to nine trillion in taxes that were paid in
twenty twenty five, you know, which is more than what
people spend on food, clothing, and housing combined.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
I mean, how much more can they possibly take.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
They're talking about really what they want to do, and
they're not saying.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
This part out loud.
Speaker 2 (23:24):
They are promising you when they talk about, Okay, the
Green New Deal guaranteed government jobs and basic income. Government
government job guaranteed. Universal housing is guaranteed whether you have
money or not. Childcare is guaranteed. Uh government run grocery
store is guaranteed at a discount. Meanwhile, grocery stores have
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a profit margin of like two or three percent. You're
going to transition and get We're going to get rid
of oil and gas, renewable energies, income, the wind filled
wind farms or whatever you call these things.
Speaker 1 (23:58):
This is insanity.
Speaker 2 (24:00):
The lifeblood of the world's economy is oil, coal, and
liquefied natural gas period end of sentence, of which we
are the number one producer in the entire world, and
we have the vast resources that countries envy. We now
have surpassed Venezuela and we've surpassed Saudi Arabia in terms
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of being the number one producer of oil and natural gass,
you know, combined. It's unbelievable the amount of natural resources
we have been blessed with in abundance. So all of
this and then you add reparations to it and everything else,
there won't be any money. What happens is if you believe,
(24:41):
as I do, that people are born with natural talent,
just like you have a unique fingerprint, unique DNA, people
have natural talent. With that natural talent comes abilities. Education
I've described as in the past is from Latin. It
means to bring forth from within, and that means that
God put it there. And if you provide sunlight and
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you nurture some and you nurture a child properly at
that point in time, then whatever talent they have will emerge.
When that talent emerges, then that child will then be
able to use it to produce goods and services. That's
why if our educational system wasn't all about indoctrination, but
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trying to find kids' talents, their natural talent, their natural ability,
then you know, and I always tell young people, find
what you love and them find a way to make
money at it. Then they would find that talent, find
their passion, use that passion, and in a society that
cherishes liberty and freedom, then they'd be able to use
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it to produce goods and services. You can't force people
to use your services or the goods you produce. They
have to want to buy them. Everybody wants to buy
an iPhone, all right. Everybody wants to buy a computer.
Everybody wants to buy a car, all right. But you
get the idea and then you find a way. Then
you have a purpose in your life, which adds a
(26:06):
whole another dimension to the quality of your life.
Speaker 1 (26:10):
And I don't know, I mean, even going.
Speaker 2 (26:12):
Back to my days being a server and a dishwasher,
and a cook and a bartender and a busboy and
all that stuff. You know, I was serving other people.
I had a sense of personal satisfaction at the end
of every shift. You know when I was a contract,
I painted a room, and I'd look back at the
day's work because you kind of get emerged in that
wall that you're working on, that space you're working on,
(26:34):
and you could see your work at the end of
a ten hour day, whatever number of hours I was working,
you have a sense of accomplishment and pride in what
you do. I had the same thing when I hung
wallpaper and laid tile and you know, did framing and
all the other work that I did. I just did
interesting other developments here. We you know, this is like
(26:56):
the final nail on the coffin. I guess with alsayed
and and people are like, wow, that the Alsaia has
done one thing. Hassan Piker's buddy is I think that
this race has awakened people now. If you looked at
the polls going into Tuesday in Michigan, if you looked
at those poles, those polls were very very clear that
(27:20):
he was supposed to win by double digits.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
He didn't.
Speaker 2 (27:24):
It became a lot closer because I think people are
slowly becoming aware of it now. I am arguing, I
know that no money has been spent in Texas as
of now in that Senate race against Tealafrico. I think
once his agenda, him and his own words, it goes
(27:44):
viral among the people of Texas. Usually this happens after
Labor Day. I think people will reject it in astounding
numbers in Texas. You know, but then you know this
is now the official party of like the Michael Moores
of the world. Michael Moore was on fake news CNN
last night apparently or the night before, saying he's so
(28:05):
disgusted by the same old flavor of democratic politicians. He's
willing to get on his knees and beg progressive candidates
to come in and topple the party establishment.
Speaker 4 (28:15):
Does they require a change in the establishment and in
the way things are done and to effectuate the changes
you want to see, if I could get on my
knees and beg, it would be for exactly what you
just said, because we are not going to win the
other way. We lost that way in twenty four It's
not going to happen if we allow this to happen.
(28:36):
We are in charge of this and we need to
get busy right now.
Speaker 1 (28:41):
It's not about electibus.
Speaker 4 (28:42):
Let me tell you I've known doctor l said for
many years. I worked on his campaign for governor in
twenty eighteen. Boy, we would be so lucky if he
were our senator, representing us and standing enough for the
people who are dying dying over there. I will not
(29:05):
support hacks ACKs and the Democratic Party who have led
us to this waterloo.
Speaker 2 (29:14):
Now, when Bernie Sanders, who has been the most successful
along with AOC member of the Senate in AOC's case,
member of the House, in terms of helping to choose
these DSA candidates, their endorsements have held more weight than
any other Democrat. And when Bernie Sanders is out there
(29:34):
telling somebody like James Carville. Known James Carville for a
long long time and he's kind of been going off
the edge lately. But he says he's not going to
be part of a party with Abdul el Sayed and
Assam Piker doesn't want any part of it. Well, Bernie
is so competent that they now have a stranglehold on
the old Democratic Party. This is what he's telling James Carvill,
(29:58):
go start your own party.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
That's what he's telling them. And it's pretty amazing.
Speaker 2 (30:03):
But that's that's that's how arrogant this movement has now
gotten You know, Democrats are in the hot seat for
skipping a crucial hearing on radical groups hiding in the US.
They don't care. I'm just I am telling you this
is a different world than we've ever lived in before.
I say that these are uncharted waters. I am not
wrong now President Trump lasting Democratic socialist candidates as they're
(30:27):
full of Adam Schiff and that's all finding good. Democrats
will try to make this election about Trump, Trump Trump,
but I'm telling you it's about really the future of
the country. It is way bigger than that. I got
a kick out of Francesca Hang. You know who wants
you know, trashed Thanksgiving. Now it's now my favorite holiday,
(30:47):
Like that would.
Speaker 1 (30:48):
Be favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because I have it. Yep.
I don't want to camp it. I actually love it.
Speaker 2 (30:58):
We bring Actually it's kind of in laws and family
members and their in laws and it's a big event.
Speaker 4 (31:07):
You know.
Speaker 1 (31:08):
I'm just I'm gonna be real. I'm kind of a
curmudgeon when it comes to holidays in general.
Speaker 2 (31:15):
She originally said she doesn't like Thanksgiving. It's like tell
Rico is now trying every election year conversion trick. He
can try even Jasmin Crockett. I was actually wrong in
supporting Jasmine Crockett over Tellafrico. I didn't know tell Africo.
Is this nuts anyway? She doesn't sound like she's gonna
be placing any bets on Tellafrico to win that Senate
(31:37):
seat in Texas. And she doesn't buy the polls and says,
I don't know when I asked if Tellafrico can beat
Texas Attorney General Kem Paxton, and she said, when I
look at the money Republicans start spending it in Texas,
then I'll be convinced Republicans haven't spent money yet. By
the way, big win. We were big fans of John James.
He won the Republican nomination for Michigan governor. He be
(32:00):
a great governor. I hope people pay attention anyway. She
remember Francesca. She wanted to cancel it. Oh no, no,
it's my favorite holiday. This is just going to be
a fascinating election year. But I give this admonition. Some
people are saying, well, this is exactly what we want it, Hannity.
I'm like, okay, it's exactly what we want. On one level,
(32:23):
it's now it is the greatest choice election ever, but
it will be meaningless if people are not aware of
how bad and dangerous this threat is and what they
stand for and what they will do. I saw Hassan
Piker rejecting calls to unify Michigan Democrats anyway, you know,
(32:47):
because he rejected calls for Alsai Ed and support us
to start mending bridges in the wake of the contentious primary.
You are all unbelievably Islamic phobic pieces of bleep, he said, said, Okay,
this is after Haley Stevens graciously endorsed the guy. Abdul
say Ed tried to justify the recent terrorist attack on
(33:07):
a Michigan Jewish preschool. Oh, that that's he blamed the
war in Gaza, Israel's war in Gaza. Well, did you
forget what happened October seventh? You know, the equivalent of
forty thousand Americans. Extrapolating out the population sizes anyway, he
said that, you know, the terrorist attack on this preschool
(33:28):
reflected Israel's actions in the Middle East, arguing that hurt people,
hurt people. What about the people hurt that's like forty
thousand dead Americans. You compare our population Israel's nobody ever
talks about that eight hundred and nine foot one Shawn.
Speaker 1 (33:43):
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