August 4, 2025 • 32 mins
Sean Hannity discusses various topics including the Democratic Party's struggles, the rise of young progressive leaders like AOC and Zoran Mamdani, and the issue of gerrymandering in blue states. Hannity also delves into the lack of moral clarity regarding the conflict in Israel and the investigation into former special counsel Jack Smith for potential violations of the Hatch Act. The podcast touches on the recent admission by officials that they wouldn't have signed the FISA warrant against Carter Page if they knew then what they know now. Additionally, Hannity promotes home security systems and the legalization of gold and silver in Florida.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, thank you Scott Chatman, Thanks to all of
you for being with us. Right down are toll free
telephone number. If you want to be a part of
the program, it's eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn.
If you want to join us, well, it's not good
if you're a Democrat. In fake news, CNN and their
data guru is saying Democrats are messier than a hoard's basement.
(00:24):
You ever see that show about hoarding. Oh my gosh,
I can't believe people is crazy. I mean, it really
is an illness. It's a sickness in these people. You
try and help them stop hoarding stuff. I mean, you
can't even walk through the house. They got garbage and
junk piled up everywhere. It's disgusting. I could never live
like that. I don't understand it. Anyway. The guy's names
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Harry ended and he was marveling on how the Democratic
Party has failed to find not only find a new leader,
but continues to disappoint voters. I mean, it really kind
of went viral. How disastrous Kamala Harris was with Stephen Colbert. Uh,
pretty fascinating news that Greg Guttfeld was invited on with
(01:07):
Jimmy Fallon give I'll give Fallon credit. Maybe maybe he's realizing,
unlike his peers, that being a partisan Democrat uh and
not being funny is not exactly the best strategy in
the world if you want to be successful.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
And this goes to kind of like jay Leno's conversation,
and jay Leno's like, why why would you you know,
why shoot for just half an audience all the time?
You know, why not try for to get the whole?
That's why jay Leno as soon as Letterman became a
little more edgy, angrier and more political, jay Leno just
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shot right past them and and had massive numbers and
uh and did a great job. But anyway, this this
party is a party in disarray. Democratic supporters, you know,
they're in a state of despair still over. Donald Trump
is runaway success by every measure imaginable. They've never had
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the lowest approval ratings they've had in thirty five years.
They're just the falling apart. More than one in three
Democrats consider their own party to be weak and ineffective
as they struggle to find an identity. You have AOC
one of the emerging leaders in the Democratic Party and
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Zoron Mom Donnie or we affectionately call him Marxist, Mumdnni
COMMI Mam Donnie are the future of the Democratic Party.
Young political activists and voters of tomorrow's summit and DC
told Fox News Digital and Okay, they're fighting for the future.
If this is what they think is real, let them
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stay there. Jasmin Crockett, he's becoming one of my favorite
congress People love Jasmin Crockett. Every time Jasmin Crockett speaks,
it's like ratings gold Steven A.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Smith.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
He'll be on TV to I gives me a heart.
I know what you're doing. I'm like, what do you mean?
What are you doing? Every time you play Mamdani, every
time you played Jasmine Crockett, every time you played Pocahontas.
And Pocahontas is out campaigning with Mamdani today. But Jasmine
Crockett calls Trump a piece of Adam Schiff in a
blistering rant, and you know, just just keep on at it.
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It doesn't matter to me. Young progressives look to Zoron
Mamdani AOC is the future of the Democratic Party, but
kind of under one condition. Again, this is at the
young Progressives DC summit. They're fighting the fighting for a future.
Event featured more than two hundred youth organizers leaders. I
guess they're trying to do what Charlie Kirk has been
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able to do and and I don't know, get young
people more involved than politics. If you go to college campuses,
they're almost all they're almost all radical left. I'm not
sure I really like AOC, said one attendee. Unfortunately, I
like to see her stand and be more vocal about Palestine.
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Oh my gosh, this is this. I'm going to get
to this issue in a minute. It was one Fox
News piece that actually had a different headline, Don't be fooled, mom,
Donnie isn't the future of the Democratic Party. And it
goes on to name two but these two patriotic women
are And anyway, I just find it. The two candidates
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are Mickey, Cheryl and Abigail Spanberger.
Speaker 2 (04:37):
They are real, they are authentic.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
And if you really believe that there's any Democrat that
you don't know of that is going to emerge as
the leader, let me show me the money. Let's see
what they can do. Let's see if they can build
a constituency, because that's part of it. You did have
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one New York lawmaker sounding the alarm on the devastating
impact of a Mom Donnie victory, a Republic of New
York State Senator Bill Weber, saying it would be a disaster.
It said, it could be chaos, and he represents New
York's thirty eighth State Senate district. Bill Maher on the
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possibility of Mam Donnie as New York City mayor, We've
never had someone this radical, he said, He's not contrived.
He's gonna be the mayor of New York. He's arguing,
I would say if the election were held today, I mean,
maybe a lot can happen. He said, there's a lot
of opposition to Mam Donnie because we've never had someone
this radical. Some of the things he says, he quotes
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Marxist and according to their need too each according to
their need from each, according to their ability. Even he
recognized it as straight up Marxism, communism, and you know,
never mind the fact about this guy is obsessed with Israel.
He is a obsessed and he remained silent on the
issue of being called the communist.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
He doesn't seem to care.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
It was one the alarming article that I saw over
the weekend, and it said Jewish New Yorkers support Zora
mom Donnie more than any candidate premier, but they strongly
disagree about how he would shape their future. He's pulling
the largest percentage of the Jewish vote according to this poll,
thirty seven percent, Mayor Adams twenty five percent, Cuomo twenty
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one percent, Curtis leew Of fourteen percent. And this is
the guy that won't condemn the call for a global antifata.
I'm like, okay, trying to understand what's going on here,
But that is your that is your modern radicalized Democratic Party,
which kind of you know, this whole global anti FATA
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thing comes into this point that we're making. I have
been paying very close to the tension to what I see,
and we've chronicled quite often on this program as a
rise in virulent hatred and anti semitism Israel, the only
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democracy in the region, Israel. The level of ignorance is
breathtaking to me. But let's start at that point here.
You know, the latest argument has been Israel is committing genocide.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
They're starving the people of Gaza. You know, over one.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Hundred million meals have been served to the people of Gaza,
and unfortunately, Hamas that the Palestinian people put in power
often takes the money for food or the food for
themselves and doesn't share it with the people that are
in need. Now, meanwhile, you've got a story that came
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out this weekend. There are still hostages being held. They
showed onearticular video that they released of hostage by the
name of and I'm going to get the pronunciation wrong.
It's not on purpose, Avatar David. He's twenty four years old.
He's in one of the terror tunnels, which we have
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been in the last time we were in Israel, and
he literally is digging his own grave. Amas ghouls are
forcing a hostage to dig his own grave, star from humanity.
And it goes and it starts to tell it gives
great detail about his story. And what really frustrates me
is the lack of moral clarity that people have.
Speaker 3 (08:37):
Now.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
It is historically this anti Semitism has been the squad. Historically,
it's been the left. Historically, it has not been some
people that are conservatives. And I noticed that there has
been a rising chorus of so called conservatives. I would
argue there's a rising effort I would of Buchananism isolationism
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within the mag of movement, which I don't, which I
think is completely at odds with what the Trump doctrine is.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
It doesn't, it's not it's not rising to.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
The level of the identity issues that the Democratic Party has.
But there are people that have taken Donald Trump's view
of no forever war to an ultimate extreme, and they've
interpreted it to mean never used military force. But that's
never been what the Trump doctrine is all about. Yes,
he believes in no forever wars that we should be
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involved in, and I agree with him. I don't want
to get dragged into a forever war. I don't think
we could ever go back I've said this many many times,
and ever fight a war like we did in Iraq.
We can't have our national treasure going door to door,
knocking on doors and stepping over IEDs without uparmored humbes
and risking their lives and having their legs blown off.
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That's not how modern warfare is going to be fought.
And I've said that. That's why we need the next
generation of weaponry. That's why we need missile defense. That's
why we need the Golden Dome. That's why we've got
to invest in all of these things. And it's all
going to come down to technology. I think we've fallen behind.
But future wars, I've often said, are going to be
fought in air conditioned offices. Well, it frustrates me. And
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I don't care if you're on the left the squad.
I don't care who you might happen to be or
you know, Donald Trump has never been this isolationist. No, forever,
wars not isolationism. If he was an isolationist, he never
would have taken out Solomani. If he was an isolationist,
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he never would have taken out Bag Daddy. If he
was an isolationist, he would not have defeated the Isis Caliphate.
If he was an isolationist, he wouldn't have dropped the
Mother of All bombs on Afghanistan. If he was an isolationist,
he wouldn't have taken out Iran's nuclear sites. And some
of the people say, no, we've got to be focused
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on America. Well, we are focused on America. And the
thought that one day radical Islamic mullahs in Iran, the
number one state sponsor of terror that have threatened to
wipe Israel and America off the map, and you've got
an opportunity to take out their nuclear ambition and you
do it. That is long term strategic defense thinking. It's
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not that complicated. And that brings me to the lack
of moral clarity that I'm hearing from people on both
sides of the aisle, more on the left than on
the right. But there are some people that I think
are trying to merge this kind of Buchanan isolationism mentality
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and somehow sell it as Donald Trump's doctrine, and it's not.
You know, Donald Trump, for example, this weekend, said the
fastest way to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is
for mosque to surrender and release the hostages. And he's
saying this in light of this guy that was on
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the front cover of the New York Post this weekend,
who is digging his own grave, who looked emaciated, very
similar to sites that we have seen over the years
historically of people that were in the Holocaust. I mean,
he's been that that deprived. Now, I'm not sure where
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the lack of moral clarity is among some, but let
me set this straight.
Speaker 2 (12:34):
For you.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
You know, if you look at the historic home of Israel,
it is right where they are now. Historically that is
their home. And if you want to take it back
to modern day, nineteen forty eight UN partition Plan and
the next day they're attacked by their neighbors. They've been
under fire ever since. Israel is always under fire. Anti
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Semitism always as ugly head, and it is ugly. And
there is a lack of moral understanding and clarity, which
when I hear from conservatives, I find it more particularly disturbing,
especially those people that claim that the Trump supporters and
they don't even understand the Trump doctrine, or they just
don't adhere to it, or they come up with their
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own version of it and they sell it to people.
That's false. And the idea that Israel is a fault
here has never been more false. I've been there enough.
I have been inside these terror tunnels. Let me give
you an example. If Israel is committing genocide, how come
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their population in Palestine? How come that population is nearly
doubled in the last twenty five years. I mean, think
about this. New York Post noted this today, the Palestinian
population has actually grown over the decades since Israel has
supposedly been targeting them for genocide. It turns out not
only is the post correct, they're actually understating the population
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explosion that Palestinians have enjoyed.
Speaker 2 (14:06):
You know, if you.
Speaker 1 (14:07):
Want to, and why is all of this money that Israel,
the United States and the world given to the people
of Gaza and Hamas. Why did they use it to
build out a network of terror tunnels. I've been in them.
They're sophisticated, engineered punnels with electricity that the United States
and Israel paid for and a rail system that is
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second to none, so that they can kill israelis Why
weren't they building roads and schools and hospitals and building
a better way of life for the people in Gaza,
and that you could say the same thing to the north,
in Lebanon and other places. You know, why is it
that people don't understand or have the moral clarity to
understand that on October seventh, forty thousand, if you extrapoled
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out the population of Israel and the percentage of the
population that were killed that day, that would be like
forty thousand Americans dead in the day. On September eleventh,
we lost twenty nine hundred and seventy seven. What part
of murdering nearly what would it be forty thousand Americans
in a day and rape and torture and kidnapping and
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beheading do these people not understand? And if America doesn't
stand with moral clarity on issues involving you know, human
desecration like this, then what do we stand for. I'm
not an isolationist. I'm not a forever war guy either.
You can be both, they're not mutually exclusive. Eight hundred
(15:37):
nine four one, Shawn is our number. You want to
be a part of the program, I'm sure where the
time goes. We're gonna check in with Senator Tim Scott
of South Carolina today. We'll talk to him about all
the latest developments, deep state developments, and the declassified information.
Also Labor Secretary I'm sorry, Agricultural Secretary Brook Rawlins on
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how to keep America is working at high paying jobs,
solid as a rock, honest, truthful. This is the Sean
Hannity Show, twenty five till the top of the hour,
eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean. If you want
to be a part of the program, you know we're
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just talking about, you know, what Israel has been through,
and I listen to people that that clearly have zero
moral clarity. All of the pain, all of the suffering
on both sides has happened because of Iran, the number
one state sponsor of terror amas and they're unrelenting. I've
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been to Israel so many times. Tens and tens and
tens and tens and tens of thousands of rockets fired
into Israel, and but for the Iron Dome, Israel would
would not exist as a country. I think back in
the day when when Ronald Reagan first proposed strategic defense,
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they mocked it and called it star Wars. And it's
funny because they the images the legacy media wid show
was very, very similar to what we see happening in
real life. I think if Donald Trump gets this Golden
Dome accomplished, it may go down in history as one
of his greatest accomplishments, maybe long after we're gone, because
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it may save millions of lives. And the fact that
people don't understand, you know, all of the moneies that
have been spent on these sophisticated terror tunnels. Educate yourself.
I've been in them. They are there are so numerous.
It's like a whole underground world that they've built out
just to commit acts of terror against the Jewish people.
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You know, go to border towns like I've been to
Likes the Road. You know, go to the police station
in that town. Look at the ten thousand rockets that
have been fired into one border city one in a
ten year period of time, not even leading up to
the most recent hostilities. You know, go to the underground
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bunker playgrounds that kids play in and take a look.
Because it only takes about twelve seconds from the time
of missile is fired till it lands and can create
such destruction. You can see how the sophisticated level the
rockets have taken on over the years. They've gotten larger
and more lethal. And then people want to blame Israel.
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Over one hundred million meals have been served to people
in Gaza. That's not the answer to the problem.
Speaker 2 (18:40):
You know.
Speaker 1 (18:40):
They're the ones that attacked Israel. They're the ones that
build the Terra tunnel network. They're the ones that are
the proxies for Iran. They're the ones responsible for the murder,
the rape, the kidnapping, the torture, and the beheading. And
I don't even have any desire to argue with people
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that don't have the moral basic clarity because it's so fundamental.
It's not even an issue that is in dispute or
at all debatable if you care about truth and you
care about facts, and the reality is, you know, the Palestinians,
historically they have no problem firing missiles into Israel and
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doing it right from hospitals and where schools are, knowing
that the Israelis care about human life, put a value
on human life, so they're not going to target them back.
And that has been that has been the game that
they have played for far too long. You know, if
you really care about helping the people in Gaza, and
the President and his Middle East Envoy, Steve Wicaff both
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think they have a plan. And I'm all forfeeding hungry people.
I don't want anybody to starve. I hate to see anybody,
but nobody seem to pay attention to the fact that
they're not releasing the hostages. Even to this late hour
October seventh, twenty twenty three, people have been held hostage.
Speaker 2 (20:07):
You should see that.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
You should have seen the picture we should put who
should put it on Hannity dot Com and social media
of this this guy that was digging his own grave
inside one of the terror tunnels, and how emaciated he
is because he's not being fed either, and all of them.
You know, if all the money weren't spent on rockets
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and underground tunnel networks of terror, and if they weren't
spent on on basically building the weaponry of war and
as stolen by a terrorist organization who's very charter calls
for the destruction of Israel, you know, maybe you'd have
the moral clarity.
Speaker 2 (20:50):
Israel wants to live in peace.
Speaker 1 (20:52):
Israel can't live in peace as long as they keep
firing rockets into their country.
Speaker 2 (20:58):
And you know, is there a long term answer? I hope.
Speaker 1 (21:01):
So people of Israel have suffered. Well, that's why we
have proudly partnered with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
Your age or support, I mean, you've got entire neighborhoods
that have been bombed out, families torn apart, kids can't
play outside. Violence may have slowed, but they're you know,
at any moment you ask israelis that they're expecting the worst.
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They're providing all the humanitarian assistance that they possibly can
because of your generosity. That includes food and water, and
medicines and and clothing and shelter. They're also providing, you know,
safe havens for people if God forbid, the next attack comes,
the building out, bomb shelters. Anyway, whatever you can do
to help the IFCJ in this effort is desperately needed.
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You have so many Israelis that are that can't go
back to their homes. Their homes are gone or or
it's just not safe for them to go back. But
in most cases their homes are gone, they've been bombed out. Anyway,
go to the I go to their website, the IFCJ
dot org, IFCJ dot org. Today, a lot was made
over the weekend over Democrats being up in arms. They're angry,
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They're always angry, but they're angry that Donald Trump and
he made the decision to fire the Labor Department Status
statistics chief, who reported Friday that only seventy three thousand
jobs were created, which, by the way, is that odds
with the independent Group ADP et cetera, et cetera. But
putting all that aside and revised the job numbers dramatically downward.
Speaker 2 (22:37):
For the prior to three months.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
And what most people in the legacy media mob and
Democrats are ignoring is that this same official appointed by
Joe Biden, reported nothing but inflated job numbers almost every
single month last year, which made it seem like the
economy was healthy when it wasn't. Then, exactly one month
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after Biden dropped out of the race, this same individual
came clean and admitted that more than eight hundred thousand
of the jobs she reported never existed. Now, whether deliberate fraud,
staggering in competence, does it even matter. What does matter
is that this individual needed to go and that's why
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Donald Trump fired her. You know, fake news, fake numbers,
political numbers. The AP covered the bombshell news last August
twenty first that the Biden Labor Department had been inflating
their unemployment numbers with hundreds of thousands of jobs that vanished.
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I'll read from the AP US economy ad at eight
hundred and eighteen thousand fewer jobs from April of twenty
three through March this year, meaning twenty four that were
originally reported according to the government. Revised total adds to
evidence that the job market has been steadily slowing and
likely reinforces the federal reserves planned to start cutting interest
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rates soon now. The downgraded estimate follows a job's report
for July that was much worse than expected, leading many
economists to suggest that the Fed had waited too long
to begin cutting interest rates to support the economy. The
unemployment rate ROWSE and the revised hiring estimates released Wednesday
are intended to be to better account for companies that
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are either being created or going out of business. Now
we're about to have an economic boom the likes of
which we've not seen probably in our lifetimes and may
never see again. Fifteen trillion dollars twelve to fifteen trillion
in committed investments in manufacturing. That's manufacturing for rare earths,
that's manufacturing for semiconductors, that's manufacturing for automobiles, that's manufacturing
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for you know, other vital services and things that we need, pharmaceuticals,
things that we'd never been that we gave up hope
a long time ago. Remember Obama had said that another
issue and Governor Abbott will join us on TV tonight.
Governor Abbott threatening to arrest and expel Texas House Democrats,
they fled the state because they don't want to vote
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a redistricting vote, and anyway, they arrived in Chicago Sunday
night to stall the vote, Abbot said, rather than doing
their job voting on urgent legislation impacting the lives of
all Texans, they have fled Texas to deprive the House
of a quorum necessary to meet and conduct business. Now
you might say that's called jerry manderin Democrats at the
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state level have been the biggest advocates of quote independent
redistricting commissions to draw quote fair maps. However, in every
blue state they always end up favoring the Demos every
single one. New York, for example, independent commission designed to deadlock,
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which allows the Democratic dominated state legislature to take over
and draw the maps of their choice. California, our old
friend Gavenussom now openly promising to further jerry mander his state,
despite having an independent redistricting commission in place. As well,
Democrats have gotten away with extreme jerry mandering in their
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states that they control. Nationwide, in twenty four Republicans won
the overall House by more than two points, but they
lost two seats in California. Republicans won thirty nine percent
of the vote, but they have just seventeen percent of
the seats and they lost three and Connecticut. Republicans won
forty percent of the House vote but zero seats. In
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Illinois has perhaps the most jerry mandered map in the nation.
In twenty twenty four, Republicans won forty seven percent of
the state wide House vote, they only have eighteen percent
of the seats. Maryland, one of the blue estates in
the country. Twenty twenty four thirty five state wide House vote,
just a single House seat twelve percent. Massachusetts another outrageous example.
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Trump won thirty six percent of the vote at Republicans
won zero House seats and there was zero Republican candidates
for the House last year in the whole state because
they realized it.
Speaker 2 (27:28):
It's fruitless.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Nevada possibly worse, Republicans won the state wide House vote
by ten points, walked away with one single House seat.
New Jersey Harris wins by six points only six points.
Republicans got forty five percent of the House vote, walked
away with twenty seven percent of the House representation. Same
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thing in New Mexico, same thing in New York, Same
thing in Oregon, same thing in Washington, and if you
look how they do it, they think they're smart and
sophistic and they've gotten away with it. And now Republicans
are saying, Okay, we'll play by the same rules, which
is what they should be saying. I still can't believe
this latest poll touting Zoron mom Donni's campaign leading with
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Jewish voters by a landslide. What part of him not
condemning the call for global antifada are New York Jewish
voters missing?
Speaker 4 (28:25):
Do you condemn that phrase globalize the Intaada?
Speaker 5 (28:29):
That's not language that I use.
Speaker 4 (28:31):
Do you condemn that phase, globalize the Intofada, which a
lot of people here is a call to violence against Jews.
Speaker 5 (28:36):
I've heard from many Jewish New Yorkers who have shared
their concerns with me quickly.
Speaker 4 (28:40):
For the people who care about the language and who
feel really concerned by that phrase, why not just condemn it.
Speaker 5 (28:48):
My concern is to start to walk down the line
of language and making clear what language I believe is
permissible or impermissible. Takes me into a place similar to
that of the president, who is looking to do those
very kinds of things.
Speaker 1 (29:05):
The call for Holy War and he won't condemn it.
It's as easy as answering a simple question, are you
a racist? You know it's something that's pure evil, but
i'm you know, this open anti Semitism, lack of moral
clarity is disturbing. It's not only in the halls of
Congress college campuses. It just seems that worldwide you see
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its growth, and it's not very hard to figure out
the conflict in Israel. It really isn't the Office of
Special Counsel has now launched an investigation into Jack Smith,
the former Special counsel who investigated Donald Trump before he
returned to office, for alleged illegal political activity. Independent federal
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agency confirmed that it has launched an investigation into Smith
for potential violations of the Hatch Act, which is a
federal law that limits certain political activities of federal employees.
This would, probably, if I had to guess, be proven
if there's coordination with Democrats in terms of actions that
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were taken by mister Smith. Republican Senator Tom Cotton of
Arkansas called for an investigation in this case. Office of
Special Counsel confirmed it was looking into the potential. New
York Post said it was it has an email from
the Senior Council at the Office of Special Counsel saying
they're reviewing it. Wow, I guess the tables have quite
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turned here. And let's see what happens. Let's see how
they like being investigated. And all of this now is
beginning to come to a head. All of these people
that have abused their power, all of the people that
lied about Russia. I'll tell you it's not being held
accountable yet. Is the state run legacy media mob. We
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got to cut here. Let me play it real quick,
and that is all the officials that signed, for example,
the dirty Russian disinformation Hillary Clinton bought and paid for dossier.
Listen to them finally admit that they wouldn't have signed.
The pies who aren't knowing what we know now after
they knew ahead of time.
Speaker 3 (31:23):
Listen, if you knew then what you know now, would
you have signed the warrant application in June of twenty
seventeen against Carter Page. No, sir, if you knew then
what you know now, would you have signed the warrant application?
Speaker 2 (31:35):
No, I would not.
Speaker 3 (31:36):
I believe you didn't know that what you signed was wrong.
The question is if you had known you wouldn't have
signed it, is that correct?
Speaker 5 (31:43):
No?
Speaker 4 (31:43):
If I had not that it contained incorrect information, I
certainly wouldn't have.
Speaker 3 (31:46):
Signed knowing then what you know now about all the
things that we've come to find. Would you have still
signed the warrant application against Carter Page in October, January
and April.
Speaker 5 (31:58):
No. I would want it much more complete understanding of
who we WRT.
Speaker 3 (32:02):
Thank you very much.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
That's everybody that signed it, Andrew McKay, Brod Rosenstein, Sally Yates,
James Colemy.
Speaker 2 (32:10):
Here's the problem.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
They were warned not to sign it before the first
one was signed by Bruce Ore in August of twenty sixteen.
By twenty twenty, remember, Christopher Steele was out
All right, thank you Scott Chatman, Thanks to all of
you for being with us. Right down are toll free
telephone number. If you want to be a part of
the program, it's eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn.
If you want to join us, well, it's not good
if you're a Democrat. In fake news, CNN and their
data guru is saying Democrats are messier than a hoard's basement.
(00:24):
You ever see that show about hoarding. Oh my gosh,
I can't believe people is crazy. I mean, it really
is an illness. It's a sickness in these people. You
try and help them stop hoarding stuff. I mean, you
can't even walk through the house. They got garbage and
junk piled up everywhere. It's disgusting. I could never live
like that. I don't understand it. Anyway. The guy's names
(00:47):
Harry ended and he was marveling on how the Democratic
Party has failed to find not only find a new leader,
but continues to disappoint voters. I mean, it really kind
of went viral. How disastrous Kamala Harris was with Stephen Colbert. Uh,
pretty fascinating news that Greg Guttfeld was invited on with
(01:07):
Jimmy Fallon give I'll give Fallon credit. Maybe maybe he's realizing,
unlike his peers, that being a partisan Democrat uh and
not being funny is not exactly the best strategy in
the world if you want to be successful.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
And this goes to kind of like jay Leno's conversation,
and jay Leno's like, why why would you you know,
why shoot for just half an audience all the time?
You know, why not try for to get the whole?
That's why jay Leno as soon as Letterman became a
little more edgy, angrier and more political, jay Leno just
(01:46):
shot right past them and and had massive numbers and
uh and did a great job. But anyway, this this
party is a party in disarray. Democratic supporters, you know,
they're in a state of despair still over. Donald Trump
is runaway success by every measure imaginable. They've never had
(02:07):
the lowest approval ratings they've had in thirty five years.
They're just the falling apart. More than one in three
Democrats consider their own party to be weak and ineffective
as they struggle to find an identity. You have AOC
one of the emerging leaders in the Democratic Party and
(02:27):
Zoron Mom Donnie or we affectionately call him Marxist, Mumdnni
COMMI Mam Donnie are the future of the Democratic Party.
Young political activists and voters of tomorrow's summit and DC
told Fox News Digital and Okay, they're fighting for the future.
If this is what they think is real, let them
(02:48):
stay there. Jasmin Crockett, he's becoming one of my favorite
congress People love Jasmin Crockett. Every time Jasmin Crockett speaks,
it's like ratings gold Steven A.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Smith.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
He'll be on TV to I gives me a heart.
I know what you're doing. I'm like, what do you mean?
What are you doing? Every time you play Mamdani, every
time you played Jasmine Crockett, every time you played Pocahontas.
And Pocahontas is out campaigning with Mamdani today. But Jasmine
Crockett calls Trump a piece of Adam Schiff in a
blistering rant, and you know, just just keep on at it.
(03:23):
It doesn't matter to me. Young progressives look to Zoron
Mamdani AOC is the future of the Democratic Party, but
kind of under one condition. Again, this is at the
young Progressives DC summit. They're fighting the fighting for a future.
Event featured more than two hundred youth organizers leaders. I
guess they're trying to do what Charlie Kirk has been
(03:46):
able to do and and I don't know, get young
people more involved than politics. If you go to college campuses,
they're almost all they're almost all radical left. I'm not
sure I really like AOC, said one attendee. Unfortunately, I
like to see her stand and be more vocal about Palestine.
(04:07):
Oh my gosh, this is this. I'm going to get
to this issue in a minute. It was one Fox
News piece that actually had a different headline, Don't be fooled, mom,
Donnie isn't the future of the Democratic Party. And it
goes on to name two but these two patriotic women
are And anyway, I just find it. The two candidates
(04:32):
are Mickey, Cheryl and Abigail Spanberger.
Speaker 2 (04:37):
They are real, they are authentic.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
And if you really believe that there's any Democrat that
you don't know of that is going to emerge as
the leader, let me show me the money. Let's see
what they can do. Let's see if they can build
a constituency, because that's part of it. You did have
(05:01):
one New York lawmaker sounding the alarm on the devastating
impact of a Mom Donnie victory, a Republic of New
York State Senator Bill Weber, saying it would be a disaster.
It said, it could be chaos, and he represents New
York's thirty eighth State Senate district. Bill Maher on the
(05:23):
possibility of Mam Donnie as New York City mayor, We've
never had someone this radical, he said, He's not contrived.
He's gonna be the mayor of New York. He's arguing,
I would say if the election were held today, I mean,
maybe a lot can happen. He said, there's a lot
of opposition to Mam Donnie because we've never had someone
this radical. Some of the things he says, he quotes
(05:44):
Marxist and according to their need too each according to
their need from each, according to their ability. Even he
recognized it as straight up Marxism, communism, and you know,
never mind the fact about this guy is obsessed with Israel.
He is a obsessed and he remained silent on the
issue of being called the communist.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
He doesn't seem to care.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
It was one the alarming article that I saw over
the weekend, and it said Jewish New Yorkers support Zora
mom Donnie more than any candidate premier, but they strongly
disagree about how he would shape their future. He's pulling
the largest percentage of the Jewish vote according to this poll,
thirty seven percent, Mayor Adams twenty five percent, Cuomo twenty
(06:31):
one percent, Curtis leew Of fourteen percent. And this is
the guy that won't condemn the call for a global antifata.
I'm like, okay, trying to understand what's going on here,
But that is your that is your modern radicalized Democratic Party,
which kind of you know, this whole global anti FATA
(06:51):
thing comes into this point that we're making. I have
been paying very close to the tension to what I see,
and we've chronicled quite often on this program as a
rise in virulent hatred and anti semitism Israel, the only
(07:14):
democracy in the region, Israel. The level of ignorance is
breathtaking to me. But let's start at that point here.
You know, the latest argument has been Israel is committing genocide.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
They're starving the people of Gaza. You know, over one.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Hundred million meals have been served to the people of Gaza,
and unfortunately, Hamas that the Palestinian people put in power
often takes the money for food or the food for
themselves and doesn't share it with the people that are
in need. Now, meanwhile, you've got a story that came
(07:54):
out this weekend. There are still hostages being held. They
showed onearticular video that they released of hostage by the
name of and I'm going to get the pronunciation wrong.
It's not on purpose, Avatar David. He's twenty four years old.
He's in one of the terror tunnels, which we have
(08:15):
been in the last time we were in Israel, and
he literally is digging his own grave. Amas ghouls are
forcing a hostage to dig his own grave, star from humanity.
And it goes and it starts to tell it gives
great detail about his story. And what really frustrates me
is the lack of moral clarity that people have.
Speaker 3 (08:37):
Now.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
It is historically this anti Semitism has been the squad. Historically,
it's been the left. Historically, it has not been some
people that are conservatives. And I noticed that there has
been a rising chorus of so called conservatives. I would
argue there's a rising effort I would of Buchananism isolationism
(09:03):
within the mag of movement, which I don't, which I
think is completely at odds with what the Trump doctrine is.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
It doesn't, it's not it's not rising to.
Speaker 1 (09:12):
The level of the identity issues that the Democratic Party has.
But there are people that have taken Donald Trump's view
of no forever war to an ultimate extreme, and they've
interpreted it to mean never used military force. But that's
never been what the Trump doctrine is all about. Yes,
he believes in no forever wars that we should be
(09:33):
involved in, and I agree with him. I don't want
to get dragged into a forever war. I don't think
we could ever go back I've said this many many times,
and ever fight a war like we did in Iraq.
We can't have our national treasure going door to door,
knocking on doors and stepping over IEDs without uparmored humbes
and risking their lives and having their legs blown off.
(09:55):
That's not how modern warfare is going to be fought.
And I've said that. That's why we need the next
generation of weaponry. That's why we need missile defense. That's
why we need the Golden Dome. That's why we've got
to invest in all of these things. And it's all
going to come down to technology. I think we've fallen behind.
But future wars, I've often said, are going to be
fought in air conditioned offices. Well, it frustrates me. And
(10:19):
I don't care if you're on the left the squad.
I don't care who you might happen to be or
you know, Donald Trump has never been this isolationist. No, forever,
wars not isolationism. If he was an isolationist, he never
would have taken out Solomani. If he was an isolationist,
(10:41):
he never would have taken out Bag Daddy. If he
was an isolationist, he would not have defeated the Isis Caliphate.
If he was an isolationist, he wouldn't have dropped the
Mother of All bombs on Afghanistan. If he was an isolationist,
he wouldn't have taken out Iran's nuclear sites. And some
of the people say, no, we've got to be focused
(11:03):
on America. Well, we are focused on America. And the
thought that one day radical Islamic mullahs in Iran, the
number one state sponsor of terror that have threatened to
wipe Israel and America off the map, and you've got
an opportunity to take out their nuclear ambition and you
do it. That is long term strategic defense thinking. It's
(11:25):
not that complicated. And that brings me to the lack
of moral clarity that I'm hearing from people on both
sides of the aisle, more on the left than on
the right. But there are some people that I think
are trying to merge this kind of Buchanan isolationism mentality
(11:47):
and somehow sell it as Donald Trump's doctrine, and it's not.
You know, Donald Trump, for example, this weekend, said the
fastest way to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is
for mosque to surrender and release the hostages. And he's
saying this in light of this guy that was on
(12:08):
the front cover of the New York Post this weekend,
who is digging his own grave, who looked emaciated, very
similar to sites that we have seen over the years
historically of people that were in the Holocaust. I mean,
he's been that that deprived. Now, I'm not sure where
(12:30):
the lack of moral clarity is among some, but let
me set this straight.
Speaker 2 (12:34):
For you.
Speaker 1 (12:36):
You know, if you look at the historic home of Israel,
it is right where they are now. Historically that is
their home. And if you want to take it back
to modern day, nineteen forty eight UN partition Plan and
the next day they're attacked by their neighbors. They've been
under fire ever since. Israel is always under fire. Anti
(12:58):
Semitism always as ugly head, and it is ugly. And
there is a lack of moral understanding and clarity, which
when I hear from conservatives, I find it more particularly disturbing,
especially those people that claim that the Trump supporters and
they don't even understand the Trump doctrine, or they just
don't adhere to it, or they come up with their
(13:20):
own version of it and they sell it to people.
That's false. And the idea that Israel is a fault
here has never been more false. I've been there enough.
I have been inside these terror tunnels. Let me give
you an example. If Israel is committing genocide, how come
(13:42):
their population in Palestine? How come that population is nearly
doubled in the last twenty five years. I mean, think
about this. New York Post noted this today, the Palestinian
population has actually grown over the decades since Israel has
supposedly been targeting them for genocide. It turns out not
only is the post correct, they're actually understating the population
(14:03):
explosion that Palestinians have enjoyed.
Speaker 2 (14:06):
You know, if you.
Speaker 1 (14:07):
Want to, and why is all of this money that Israel,
the United States and the world given to the people
of Gaza and Hamas. Why did they use it to
build out a network of terror tunnels. I've been in them.
They're sophisticated, engineered punnels with electricity that the United States
and Israel paid for and a rail system that is
(14:29):
second to none, so that they can kill israelis Why
weren't they building roads and schools and hospitals and building
a better way of life for the people in Gaza,
and that you could say the same thing to the north,
in Lebanon and other places. You know, why is it
that people don't understand or have the moral clarity to
understand that on October seventh, forty thousand, if you extrapoled
(14:54):
out the population of Israel and the percentage of the
population that were killed that day, that would be like
forty thousand Americans dead in the day. On September eleventh,
we lost twenty nine hundred and seventy seven. What part
of murdering nearly what would it be forty thousand Americans
in a day and rape and torture and kidnapping and
(15:15):
beheading do these people not understand? And if America doesn't
stand with moral clarity on issues involving you know, human
desecration like this, then what do we stand for. I'm
not an isolationist. I'm not a forever war guy either.
You can be both, they're not mutually exclusive. Eight hundred
(15:37):
nine four one, Shawn is our number. You want to
be a part of the program, I'm sure where the
time goes. We're gonna check in with Senator Tim Scott
of South Carolina today. We'll talk to him about all
the latest developments, deep state developments, and the declassified information.
Also Labor Secretary I'm sorry, Agricultural Secretary Brook Rawlins on
(15:58):
how to keep America is working at high paying jobs,
solid as a rock, honest, truthful. This is the Sean
Hannity Show, twenty five till the top of the hour,
eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean. If you want
to be a part of the program, you know we're
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just talking about, you know, what Israel has been through,
and I listen to people that that clearly have zero
moral clarity. All of the pain, all of the suffering
on both sides has happened because of Iran, the number
one state sponsor of terror amas and they're unrelenting. I've
(16:41):
been to Israel so many times. Tens and tens and
tens and tens and tens of thousands of rockets fired
into Israel, and but for the Iron Dome, Israel would
would not exist as a country. I think back in
the day when when Ronald Reagan first proposed strategic defense,
(17:02):
they mocked it and called it star Wars. And it's
funny because they the images the legacy media wid show
was very, very similar to what we see happening in
real life. I think if Donald Trump gets this Golden
Dome accomplished, it may go down in history as one
of his greatest accomplishments, maybe long after we're gone, because
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it may save millions of lives. And the fact that
people don't understand, you know, all of the moneies that
have been spent on these sophisticated terror tunnels. Educate yourself.
I've been in them. They are there are so numerous.
It's like a whole underground world that they've built out
just to commit acts of terror against the Jewish people.
(17:48):
You know, go to border towns like I've been to
Likes the Road. You know, go to the police station
in that town. Look at the ten thousand rockets that
have been fired into one border city one in a
ten year period of time, not even leading up to
the most recent hostilities. You know, go to the underground
(18:08):
bunker playgrounds that kids play in and take a look.
Because it only takes about twelve seconds from the time
of missile is fired till it lands and can create
such destruction. You can see how the sophisticated level the
rockets have taken on over the years. They've gotten larger
and more lethal. And then people want to blame Israel.
(18:30):
Over one hundred million meals have been served to people
in Gaza. That's not the answer to the problem.
Speaker 2 (18:40):
You know.
Speaker 1 (18:40):
They're the ones that attacked Israel. They're the ones that
build the Terra tunnel network. They're the ones that are
the proxies for Iran. They're the ones responsible for the murder,
the rape, the kidnapping, the torture, and the beheading. And
I don't even have any desire to argue with people
(19:02):
that don't have the moral basic clarity because it's so fundamental.
It's not even an issue that is in dispute or
at all debatable if you care about truth and you
care about facts, and the reality is, you know, the Palestinians,
historically they have no problem firing missiles into Israel and
(19:27):
doing it right from hospitals and where schools are, knowing
that the Israelis care about human life, put a value
on human life, so they're not going to target them back.
And that has been that has been the game that
they have played for far too long. You know, if
you really care about helping the people in Gaza, and
the President and his Middle East Envoy, Steve Wicaff both
(19:48):
think they have a plan. And I'm all forfeeding hungry people.
I don't want anybody to starve. I hate to see anybody,
but nobody seem to pay attention to the fact that
they're not releasing the hostages. Even to this late hour
October seventh, twenty twenty three, people have been held hostage.
Speaker 2 (20:07):
You should see that.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
You should have seen the picture we should put who
should put it on Hannity dot Com and social media
of this this guy that was digging his own grave
inside one of the terror tunnels, and how emaciated he
is because he's not being fed either, and all of them.
You know, if all the money weren't spent on rockets
(20:29):
and underground tunnel networks of terror, and if they weren't
spent on on basically building the weaponry of war and
as stolen by a terrorist organization who's very charter calls
for the destruction of Israel, you know, maybe you'd have
the moral clarity.
Speaker 2 (20:50):
Israel wants to live in peace.
Speaker 1 (20:52):
Israel can't live in peace as long as they keep
firing rockets into their country.
Speaker 2 (20:58):
And you know, is there a long term answer? I hope.
Speaker 1 (21:01):
So people of Israel have suffered. Well, that's why we
have proudly partnered with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
Your age or support, I mean, you've got entire neighborhoods
that have been bombed out, families torn apart, kids can't
play outside. Violence may have slowed, but they're you know,
at any moment you ask israelis that they're expecting the worst.
(21:23):
They're providing all the humanitarian assistance that they possibly can
because of your generosity. That includes food and water, and
medicines and and clothing and shelter. They're also providing, you know,
safe havens for people if God forbid, the next attack comes,
the building out, bomb shelters. Anyway, whatever you can do
to help the IFCJ in this effort is desperately needed.
(21:47):
You have so many Israelis that are that can't go
back to their homes. Their homes are gone or or
it's just not safe for them to go back. But
in most cases their homes are gone, they've been bombed out. Anyway,
go to the I go to their website, the IFCJ
dot org, IFCJ dot org. Today, a lot was made
over the weekend over Democrats being up in arms. They're angry,
(22:13):
They're always angry, but they're angry that Donald Trump and
he made the decision to fire the Labor Department Status
statistics chief, who reported Friday that only seventy three thousand
jobs were created, which, by the way, is that odds
with the independent Group ADP et cetera, et cetera. But
putting all that aside and revised the job numbers dramatically downward.
Speaker 2 (22:37):
For the prior to three months.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
And what most people in the legacy media mob and
Democrats are ignoring is that this same official appointed by
Joe Biden, reported nothing but inflated job numbers almost every
single month last year, which made it seem like the
economy was healthy when it wasn't. Then, exactly one month
(23:03):
after Biden dropped out of the race, this same individual
came clean and admitted that more than eight hundred thousand
of the jobs she reported never existed. Now, whether deliberate fraud,
staggering in competence, does it even matter. What does matter
is that this individual needed to go and that's why
(23:26):
Donald Trump fired her. You know, fake news, fake numbers,
political numbers. The AP covered the bombshell news last August
twenty first that the Biden Labor Department had been inflating
their unemployment numbers with hundreds of thousands of jobs that vanished.
(23:46):
I'll read from the AP US economy ad at eight
hundred and eighteen thousand fewer jobs from April of twenty
three through March this year, meaning twenty four that were
originally reported according to the government. Revised total adds to
evidence that the job market has been steadily slowing and
likely reinforces the federal reserves planned to start cutting interest
(24:10):
rates soon now. The downgraded estimate follows a job's report
for July that was much worse than expected, leading many
economists to suggest that the Fed had waited too long
to begin cutting interest rates to support the economy. The
unemployment rate ROWSE and the revised hiring estimates released Wednesday
are intended to be to better account for companies that
(24:32):
are either being created or going out of business. Now
we're about to have an economic boom the likes of
which we've not seen probably in our lifetimes and may
never see again. Fifteen trillion dollars twelve to fifteen trillion
in committed investments in manufacturing. That's manufacturing for rare earths,
that's manufacturing for semiconductors, that's manufacturing for automobiles, that's manufacturing
(25:02):
for you know, other vital services and things that we need, pharmaceuticals,
things that we'd never been that we gave up hope
a long time ago. Remember Obama had said that another
issue and Governor Abbott will join us on TV tonight.
Governor Abbott threatening to arrest and expel Texas House Democrats,
they fled the state because they don't want to vote
(25:24):
a redistricting vote, and anyway, they arrived in Chicago Sunday
night to stall the vote, Abbot said, rather than doing
their job voting on urgent legislation impacting the lives of
all Texans, they have fled Texas to deprive the House
of a quorum necessary to meet and conduct business. Now
you might say that's called jerry manderin Democrats at the
(25:45):
state level have been the biggest advocates of quote independent
redistricting commissions to draw quote fair maps. However, in every
blue state they always end up favoring the Demos every
single one. New York, for example, independent commission designed to deadlock,
(26:07):
which allows the Democratic dominated state legislature to take over
and draw the maps of their choice. California, our old
friend Gavenussom now openly promising to further jerry mander his state,
despite having an independent redistricting commission in place. As well,
Democrats have gotten away with extreme jerry mandering in their
(26:27):
states that they control. Nationwide, in twenty four Republicans won
the overall House by more than two points, but they
lost two seats in California. Republicans won thirty nine percent
of the vote, but they have just seventeen percent of
the seats and they lost three and Connecticut. Republicans won
forty percent of the House vote but zero seats. In
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Illinois has perhaps the most jerry mandered map in the nation.
In twenty twenty four, Republicans won forty seven percent of
the state wide House vote, they only have eighteen percent
of the seats. Maryland, one of the blue estates in
the country. Twenty twenty four thirty five state wide House vote,
just a single House seat twelve percent. Massachusetts another outrageous example.
(27:16):
Trump won thirty six percent of the vote at Republicans
won zero House seats and there was zero Republican candidates
for the House last year in the whole state because
they realized it.
Speaker 2 (27:28):
It's fruitless.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Nevada possibly worse, Republicans won the state wide House vote
by ten points, walked away with one single House seat.
New Jersey Harris wins by six points only six points.
Republicans got forty five percent of the House vote, walked
away with twenty seven percent of the House representation. Same
(27:50):
thing in New Mexico, same thing in New York, Same
thing in Oregon, same thing in Washington, and if you
look how they do it, they think they're smart and
sophistic and they've gotten away with it. And now Republicans
are saying, Okay, we'll play by the same rules, which
is what they should be saying. I still can't believe
this latest poll touting Zoron mom Donni's campaign leading with
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Jewish voters by a landslide. What part of him not
condemning the call for global antifada are New York Jewish
voters missing?
Speaker 4 (28:25):
Do you condemn that phrase globalize the Intaada?
Speaker 5 (28:29):
That's not language that I use.
Speaker 4 (28:31):
Do you condemn that phase, globalize the Intofada, which a
lot of people here is a call to violence against Jews.
Speaker 5 (28:36):
I've heard from many Jewish New Yorkers who have shared
their concerns with me quickly.
Speaker 4 (28:40):
For the people who care about the language and who
feel really concerned by that phrase, why not just condemn it.
Speaker 5 (28:48):
My concern is to start to walk down the line
of language and making clear what language I believe is
permissible or impermissible. Takes me into a place similar to
that of the president, who is looking to do those
very kinds of things.
Speaker 1 (29:05):
The call for Holy War and he won't condemn it.
It's as easy as answering a simple question, are you
a racist? You know it's something that's pure evil, but
i'm you know, this open anti Semitism, lack of moral
clarity is disturbing. It's not only in the halls of
Congress college campuses. It just seems that worldwide you see
(29:31):
its growth, and it's not very hard to figure out
the conflict in Israel. It really isn't the Office of
Special Counsel has now launched an investigation into Jack Smith,
the former Special counsel who investigated Donald Trump before he
returned to office, for alleged illegal political activity. Independent federal
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agency confirmed that it has launched an investigation into Smith
for potential violations of the Hatch Act, which is a
federal law that limits certain political activities of federal employees.
This would, probably, if I had to guess, be proven
if there's coordination with Democrats in terms of actions that
(30:17):
were taken by mister Smith. Republican Senator Tom Cotton of
Arkansas called for an investigation in this case. Office of
Special Counsel confirmed it was looking into the potential. New
York Post said it was it has an email from
the Senior Council at the Office of Special Counsel saying
they're reviewing it. Wow, I guess the tables have quite
(30:40):
turned here. And let's see what happens. Let's see how
they like being investigated. And all of this now is
beginning to come to a head. All of these people
that have abused their power, all of the people that
lied about Russia. I'll tell you it's not being held
accountable yet. Is the state run legacy media mob. We
(31:03):
got to cut here. Let me play it real quick,
and that is all the officials that signed, for example,
the dirty Russian disinformation Hillary Clinton bought and paid for dossier.
Listen to them finally admit that they wouldn't have signed.
The pies who aren't knowing what we know now after
they knew ahead of time.
Speaker 3 (31:23):
Listen, if you knew then what you know now, would
you have signed the warrant application in June of twenty
seventeen against Carter Page. No, sir, if you knew then
what you know now, would you have signed the warrant application?
Speaker 2 (31:35):
No, I would not.
Speaker 3 (31:36):
I believe you didn't know that what you signed was wrong.
The question is if you had known you wouldn't have
signed it, is that correct?
Speaker 5 (31:43):
No?
Speaker 4 (31:43):
If I had not that it contained incorrect information, I
certainly wouldn't have.
Speaker 3 (31:46):
Signed knowing then what you know now about all the
things that we've come to find. Would you have still
signed the warrant application against Carter Page in October, January
and April.
Speaker 5 (31:58):
No. I would want it much more complete understanding of
who we WRT.
Speaker 3 (32:02):
Thank you very much.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
That's everybody that signed it, Andrew McKay, Brod Rosenstein, Sally Yates,
James Colemy.
Speaker 2 (32:10):
Here's the problem.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
They were warned not to sign it before the first
one was signed by Bruce Ore in August of twenty sixteen.
By twenty twenty, remember, Christopher Steele was out
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