July 16, 2026 • 28 mins
Representative Mary Miller joins Sean Hannity after questioning University of California, San Francisco officials about biological sex, pregnancy, and the terminology used in medical education. Miller argues that medical schools abandoning biological definitions should face scrutiny over their accreditation. The conversation expands to gender-related policies in schools, parental authority, and the medical treatment of minors. Hannity and Miller also revisit COVID-era mandates, natural immunity, vaccines, and the government’s handling of public-health information. Later, Hannity highlights Democratic politicians who are increasingly embracing progressive or democratic-socialist positions ahead of future elections. He discusses comments from Andy Beshear, Gavin Newsom, and other party leaders about capitalism and socialism. Callers address Canadian wildfire smoke affecting the northeastern United States, election politics, and concerns about government transparency.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Our two Sean Hannity Show toll free. It's eight hundred
and ninety four one, Shawn, you want to be a
part of the program. So we have yesterday what I
thought was pretty interesting. We well, was it yesterday in
lender of the day, but it might have been the
day before. So anyway, Congresswoman Mary Miller confronts what a
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doctor of Sam Haggood I believe is his name, how
you pronounce it? Chancellor of the University of California, San Francisco.
I believe it's the medical school of all places. And
I mean it's fairly spectacular the answer you get, especially
when it's somebody coming from the medical community, it really
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is breathtaking. You know. You know, I've said this many times.
Things I never thought i'd be discussing in the course
of my radio career when I started many years ago,
many decades ago. Here we are talking about it. You know,
you have a Senate candidate, you know, sixth gender God
is non binary, Tall Rico also advocating for the rights
of biological trans men to have access to abortion. You know,
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I jokingly say, well, what are the other four genders?
I know what two are? Nobody can explain it. He
can't explain it. And you know, then the idea that, well,
I guess I got this whole our father thing. You
know that I learned my entire life and career and
that it's so meaningful to me. But I never thought
i'd discussed that. And you know, it was a simple,
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really exchange where Congresswoman Miller is asking the medical leader
at UCSF about non biological women if they've ever been
a case of a non biological woman ever having a baby,
And then she asked the same medical leader, can someone
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have a uterus but not be a woman? Seems like
basic simple biology to me. And again, unless I need
to be re educated here, I want you to listen
to this exchange.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Framework for gender and sex concepts in teaching advises against
using the term pregnant women. Instead, it says to use
pregnant people, who are pregnant people compared to pregnant women
just curious.
Speaker 3 (02:18):
So that is part of a curriculum to help our
students who are facing a wide diversity of patients. Of course,
the vast majority of pregnancies are in women, and I
have absolutely no problem with using the word pregnant women.
Speaker 2 (02:33):
I use it myself as a non biological woman ever
had a baby?
Speaker 3 (02:38):
A transgender person can.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
Has a non biological woman ever had a baby? I
would not ITERATESO ridiculous? Can someone have a uterus but
not be a woman, because it seems like your school
is promoting that ridiculous idea.
Speaker 4 (02:55):
I think again, as doctor Hoggart has described, we're transgender people,
but we're doing that in compliance with state and federal law.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
And you do teach biology, yes we do.
Speaker 5 (03:11):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
This is curious.
Speaker 2 (03:13):
So you I'm going to ask you again, can someone
have a uterus and not be a woman?
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Just say yes or no? Can they? Again? I would?
I would?
Speaker 2 (03:24):
So what are your medical schools promoting?
Speaker 1 (03:28):
It's a medical school. This drives me insane because the
answers are obvious. I mean the fact that Congresswoman Miller,
who will join us in a second, has to go
back again and again and again. You know, well, the
vast majority of people that got pregnant are women. That
wasn't her question. Can a biological man she's asking, or
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a non biological woman ever have? Have they ever had
a baby? And and if in fact the answers no,
which the answers know, then why do you say, well,
a vast majority are pregnant women. Vast majority? Well, what
about the other instances? What are you talking about? And
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how do you run a medical school this way anyway?
Congresswoman Mary Miller Illinois joins us, I don't know whether
to laugh or cry. To be honest, Congresswoman, you did
a great job. Thank you. It was very edifying in
a lot of ways, but then frustrating on another level.
Speaker 6 (04:30):
Yes, well, we're continuing for investigation into the less Lunacy
and how they have inteltrated our institutions with this woke agenda,
including our medical schools, and it is very troubling. I'm
calling for medical schools that abandon scientific truth they should
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lose their accreditation. And this should concern every American that
one of the nations leading medical schools asserts that a
biological man could get pregnant.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
Well, I mean on the medical school level, that's that's
one level. I've got to wonder how the student body
would react to that. But the situation gets more acute
and worse to me when we you know, start talking
about you know, kids in grade school, kids in high school.
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To me, it then you know, crosses a line into
a doctrination. I'll give you a case in point, and
I affectionately refer to him plice forgive me as tampon Tim,
meaning Tim Walls, because you know he put feminine hygiene
products inside a boys' bathrooms in grammar school. And remember
his running mate Kamala Harris wanted taxpayer funded sex change
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operations for illegal immigrants and convicts. And you know, to me,
all of this is insane, So it gains more importance
the younger we go, and the indoctrination side of this
is even more frustrating because I imagine if you're in
grade school, high school, you begin to think you can't
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even tell the simple truth about science.
Speaker 6 (06:09):
I think we have two problems. One is we've kicked
God to the curb. And God created us male and female.
He's define marriage, He's defined good and evil, and now
we want to redefine all this. We want to put
ourselves in the place of God. So that is number
one causing the confusion. The second thing is we needed
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to redefine what love is. We are so squishy it
is ridiculous. I always told my children love give someone
what they need and not necessarily what they want. And
the first thing that people need is the truth and
whatever you whatever fantasy someone has, it's the responsible ability
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of the person that doesn't have a mental illness or
whatever to tell them the truth. And you are either
xx or x Y and I as a woman and
a mother, this isn't upfront to me. I believe they're
deliberately erasing distinctions between biological sexes and erasing motherhood, which
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is a gift unique to women.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Well, I totally agree with you. Although there are there
are times when people have an extra chromosome, you are
aware of that part biologically, that's just a fact. Yes,
But people are either born biologically male meaning male body parts,
or female. And there are cases that I've read about
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and again, correct me if I'm wrong where people are
born with both. But it is an anomaly. It is rare,
but it does.
Speaker 6 (07:48):
Happen, and their anomally does not change the healthy person
xx or x y, and also they still have it's
a rare anomaly. I know people want to say it's not,
but what we have in our country is clearly social contagion,
and it's based on the fact that we want to
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be God. We wanted to find the terms and we
won't tell the truth to people and to our children.
And this guy, these deans and chancellors, we can either
they're either one or two things, educated idiots or they're liars.
And I think they're liars. They were stumbling because they
knew the truth and they were trying to figure out
a way to get around what they're doing at their
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medical schools.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
So it then goes a little bit deeper and a
little bit further, and it's even impacting and will impact,
for example, the Senate race in the great state of Texas.
I mean, you know, I call Talarico the Democratic Senate
candidate six genders, because he actually made the case that
there aren't two genders, but there are six. Nobody's ever
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been able to give an answer what the other four
are are. If perhaps Congresswoman you know what he's referring to,
please enlighten us, because I don't know. I'm pleading ignorance.
And I mean it number one and number two. This
is the same guy that has been championing the rights
of biological men to have access to abortion. Now, can
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you explain why any biological male born biological mail would
ever need access to an abortion?
Speaker 6 (09:27):
I mean, it's ridiculous. It's insanity, and I want to
tell people quit playing along with it. Lovingly speak the
truth and under Joe Biden. The whole time they were
demanding that we denied reality, and they kept saying LGBTQIA
two s plus every bill we passed had sexual orientation
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gender identity attached to it. They are insane and we
need to start saying it and that these By the.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Way, do you know what the A and the I
stands for? Because I honestly don't know. I looked it up,
but I don't recall.
Speaker 6 (10:01):
There's actually a longer list.
Speaker 1 (10:03):
I don't know, but oh it got longer since our
last looked. Oh okay, you know, why don't we just
put the whole alphabet in ABCDEFG. I mean, why don't
we just go through the alphabet. That'll cover everybody.
Speaker 6 (10:13):
It's confusion because we have checked God to the curb.
Our country needs to repent and turn back to God
and acknowledge that he is creator, he is the Lord,
his boss, and that we mess things up and we
should not be sitting in the place as Little good
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S's and we have confusion over it all?
Speaker 1 (10:37):
Right, quick break right back. We'll continue more with Congresswoman
Mary Miller, who is with us from Illinois. Eight hundred
and ninety four one, Shawn our number. We'll get to
your calls on the other side. That's straight ahead as
we continue this Thursday. All right, our final moments, Mary Miller,
congresswoman from Illinois. I can't believe we're even discussing it.
(10:58):
Confronting the head of this this medical school wouldn't answer
the question about whether or not men can have children,
or biological men or a non biological woman has ever
had a baby? Well, the vast majority are pregnant women.
Vast majority or one hundred percent of people couldn't answer it. Anyway,
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We continue now with Mary Miller, congresswoman joins us from Illinois.
You know, this is the party that lectured us about
follow the science, follow the science. Well, the science never
told us that young people were at risk from dying
of COVID. Those examples were fairly non existent. You know,
if you dare to advocate for alternative treatment of COVID
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monoclonal antibodies or for example, hydroxychloroquin well, there's been numerous
studies post COVID that shown that has shown that taken
early hydroxychloroquin would mitigate symptoms for people that tested positive
for cod. Nobody wanted to hear it then, and you
know I said it. I'll give you another example. You know,
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the whole premise of the shot that they were forcing
on the American people, and a lot of it was misinformation.
We now know that doctor Fauci was not being honest
with the American people when he was talking about wet markets.
But all of this, you know, led to enormous criticism,
and I can tell you directed at people like me
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because I refuse to tell anyone in my audience what
they should and should not do to their body. I know,
I'm not a medical doctor. I know nothing about their
medical history, pre existing conditions, comorbidities. It's not my place.
But yet I was excoriated for a long time for saying,
you're going to have to work that out with your
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own doctor based on your unique medical history, your age,
all of those other factors, and I can't decide for you.
Speaker 6 (12:57):
Well, I agree, it's a travesty about what happened. And
they tried there again, They tried to force us to
deny reality. It was an experimental vaccine. It should have
been available for anybody that wanted it that was in
a high risk group. They forced it on people that
weren't even in a high risk group. Whenever have we
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forced young people to incur risks for the sake of
older people. I mean, I just think it was fow.
She should go to prison for the rest of his life.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
Well, it was disgraceful. Now, by the way, the person
that created the technology that allowed for the mRNA vaccines,
a guy by the name of doctor Robert Malone. Even
he said that it was experimental, it's not been perfected,
and he said that the only people that should even
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be considered for are older people with pre existing conditions
and comorbidities. But that are over sixty five, that's it,
not children. And yet it became mainstream. And you know,
in my free state of Florida, God forbid. You know,
you took a different position. You were excoriated for that.
Speaker 6 (14:11):
Well, they were forcing people that had the virus and
had natural immunity as soon as they got over it.
Some of them were forced in order to keep their
jobs to go get the vaccine, experimental vaccine. They weren't
even in the risk group, and they had natural immunity.
When have we ever done that? Never?
Speaker 1 (14:31):
Yeah, well, I applaud you for taking a very brave
stand and really exposing this guy for being a nut job.
I don't think if I had a child that wanted
to go to medical school, I would be letting them
consider that school. Congresswoman, we really appreciate it. Great job,
Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 6 (14:51):
You're welcome. Take care.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
It's very fascinating because to watch want to be twenty
twenty eight Democratic candidates now, you know, fumble and bumble
and and and change their core beliefs because the desire
for power is that radical and severe in them. You know,
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one of the things I've been calling out in the
era of six gender non binary, you know, fighting for
men's rights to have access biological men's rights to have abortions.
Tall Rico and Texas obviously missed a Nazi tattoo and
every other atrocious, repulsive thing associated with Graham, Plattner and
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al sayed, you know, out there campaigning with Asam Piker,
who said we're responsible for nine to eleven America is.
And then, of course the worst part of it is
the deafening silence from the left. They won't say a
word we've we've covered this comprehensively. You know, Andy Basher
is a Democrat. He is also the governor of the
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great state of Kent, and he always prided himself on
being a common sense, more moderate Democrat. Now he clearly has,
you know, intentions on an ambition for the White House,
clearly like Gavin Ussom, like Kamala Harris, I do believe
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also like AOC. You know, we'll see if I'm right
in time. But to now see the so called former
quote moderate voices, or at least the way they tried
to portray themselves now, you know, race to the radical left,
it's breathtaking to watch it. You know, I saw the
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first signs with Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania. It's not going
to work in the case of Josh Shapiro. I don't
think it's going to work in the case of Andy Basher.
I don't think it'll work in the case of Gavin Newsom.
I think that radical base that tends to show up
and vote in Democratic primary in big numbers. Usually you know,
primaries are base run elections. Usually that may change, you
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never know, there are exceptions. But his Andy Bashier, governor
of Kentucky claimed to be a moderate. Listen to what
he says defending democratic socialism.
Speaker 7 (17:18):
And I actually don't think that the Democratic base or
voters have necessarily shifted. I think right now they don't
believe in anyone's solutions. They just don't see life getting better.
And I will say this, many who are running under
the Democratic socialist brand or the progressive brand are making
their case with just extreme passions.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
It's just passion. They've not shifted their position, you know
when Obviously the radicals now run the party and have
instilled fear in their fellow Democrats that they will not
be criticized or else. And the or else means if
Chuck Schumer speaks out, Hakeem Jeffreys leaders in name only,
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their positions will be done gone. They'll be challenged and
thrown out of office, which is probably going to happen anyway.
So it's not going to work. Now, you look at
the state of Michigan. You have this Congresswoman Gwen Moore
encouraging that well actually I believe she's from Wisconsin, encouraging
Democrats to embrace this socialist radical ideology.
Speaker 8 (18:24):
Listen, they want to frame all of the safeguards that
we have in our capitalist society as socialists, you know,
regulating industries so that they don't don't poison into the
water and the air.
Speaker 1 (18:40):
They want to call that socialists.
Speaker 8 (18:42):
So I think that Democrats have got to stop being
shy about that term.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
They've got to be shot. Stop being shy. Embrace communism.
Embrace socialism, you know, because that is the party, so
you might as well embrace it. If you dare not
embrace it, you will be ostracized and probably challenged, primaried,
and thrown out of the office and kicked to the curb,
which is why nobody's willing to speak out except for
John Fetterman. Uh. Then you got, of course, no show governor.
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You know, Gavin Newsom running the communist utopia of California.
The guy's never there, never works, he's writing books, he's podcasting,
you know, World Traveler, going to soccer games now and
you know full time Trump's stalker halftime Hannity stalker. Uh. Now,
Gavin pulling a typical Gavin move, and that is Uh,
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socialism is never going to work. But capitalism as we
know it doesn't work either. Okay, so we're going to
get a whole new economic system based on Gavin Newsom,
who is his whose policies have pushed you know, billions
and billions and billions of dollars in wealth out of
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his state, and never mind the fact that they can't
even you know, have fire hydrants with water in them,
or reservoirs with water in them when you or practice
the science of forestry, or prepare for predictable wildfires in
southern California and predictable Santa Ana winds that fuel those fires.
(20:16):
Whoopsie days he've forgot. And then the poor people a
year and a half ago that lost their homes, they
still have to ensure them and pay taxes on them,
but they can't get permits to rebuild their homes. Listen,
something's fundamentally broken here, and that.
Speaker 7 (20:30):
Wealth is creating power power, locking in rules and regulations,
locking everybody else out.
Speaker 1 (20:38):
Socialism not going to work, but capitalism as we know
it doesn't work either. What do you recommend, Gavin. You're
doing such a good job chasing anybody with money out
of your state. Just by the way, don't stop what
you do in Gavin, just just stay away, don't fix
any problems, keep the highest income tax in the entire country,
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highest sale tax in the entire country, highest gasoline taxes
in the entire country, highest poverty rate, highest homeless rate,
and of course, in two thousand and eight, here's my
plan to solve homelessness. We are living through unprecedented times,
which makes this election winnable and what normally would be
a very difficult environment for Republicans if they get their
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act together. All right, let's get to our phones. Let
us say hi to Tom. He's in New York. Tom, Hi,
how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9 (21:32):
Hey?
Speaker 10 (21:32):
Sean, thanks so much for taking my call. You know,
I have a longtime listener, and I listen to you
every day when I'm driving home.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Now, thank you, min friend. What's going on?
Speaker 5 (21:42):
Nick?
Speaker 10 (21:42):
I got really excited the other day when I heard
that Joe Biden is coming out with a new book
in November. But I just had one question. Do the
crayons come with the book or do I have to
buy the crayons?
Speaker 1 (21:56):
I don't know. I mean, I think that would be
a nice little trick to, you know, maybe incentivize people
just count be among those that are suspicious and doubting
that Joe Biden ever, you know, wrote a single word
in the book. I'd I'd be fascinated to see if
he does any interviews associated with it. Clearly the Democratic
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Party was very nervous. They were planning to release it
before the election that now will be released after the election.
They don't want his name associated with their party. They
want him to go away, but he's not. And I
guess he needs the money and he's out there. You
know what I really want though, and maybe you do too, Tom,
(22:41):
what I really want. I want the her tapes. I
want the interviews. I want the interviews with the author
that you know had her The special counsel conclude that, yeah,
he's not somebody that I can prosecute because he's very
very old, very very forgetful. And really what he was
saying is he's a cognitive mess and no jury would
(23:06):
take any of what he says. Seriously, that's what he
was saying. I want to hear those tapes absolutely. Yeah.
All right. My advice, before wealth tax and before everything
else that they're getting an exit tax, I consider maybe
finding a new home. Tom, just do it quick, all right,
(23:29):
quick break right back. More of your calls coming up
straight ahead are toll free numbers. Eight hundred and ninety
four one, Sean, if you want to be a part
of the program this Thursday.
Speaker 5 (23:41):
The Final Hour roundup is next. You do not want
to miss it, and stay tuned for the final hour
free for all on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1 (24:18):
All right, let's get back to our busy phones. Eight
hundred and nine four one, Sean, if you want to
join us. All right, this is a real problem. I
have a lot of friends in New York and they're
all telling me the same thing. These wildfires from Canada,
the air quality in the Northeast, even going down as
far south as New York, and even you know, further
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south than that is like well beyond the danger danger range.
Patton is in upstate New York. K Pat, How are
you sorry? What's going on out there? Oh?
Speaker 9 (24:50):
I'm doing well, sewn, Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
Is it as bad as like what I'm seeing and hearing?
Speaker 9 (24:56):
Clearing my throat a little bit. Wow, I'm in Nah,
I'm in District twenty one, soon to be Anthony Constantino's district.
We hope if everybody out and supports them.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
So, what's going on?
Speaker 9 (25:10):
Well, I want to know what your feelings are about
maybe President Trump getting involved and maybe expediting this issue
with these wildfires. You know, it's it's been four years
now where we've had this. It seems constant. I don't
want to say deliver it, but maybe, but they're not
doing anything to mitigate it or stop it. So I
(25:34):
want to know what your thoughts are. You know, Carney
has all this money to send to Ukraine in the Mideast,
but not enough to equip his country to deal with
these fires.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
You know, wildfires are predictable events. Let me put it that.
Let me start there, and just like in California Santa Ana,
wins are predictable wins that come and if it's during
a wildfire, which happens quite often and so in California,
it makes the situation exponentially worse, which is why you
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need to prepare for a worst case scenario. That's why
you would likely practice the science of forestry. You can
go to school and get a degree in forestry. It
is a real science. And you know, from the very
people that lectured us about following the science on COVID,
they don't practice the science of forestry. They didn't have
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water in reservoirs and fire hydrants out there. I mean,
I don't know what we can do. It's another country,
it's an independent country. I really don't know what options
we have. But I feel bad for people like you
and my friends that do live in New York that
have to live through this. I hear the air quality
is dangerous at this point, and for people that have
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some pre existing lung condition or whatever, it's even more
particularly dangerous.
Speaker 9 (26:56):
And Sean, one of the weird things is, if you know,
you look at the satellite imagery of the country from
about Minnesota east, that satellite imagery has been shut off
has not been accessible by the public online since last night.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
Oh I wonder why. Yeah, I mean I can only guess.
I really wonder why because as you know, just like
with you know, Anthony Fauci, knowing about nih money funneled
through the Eco Health Alliance to the to the Wuhan
lab that had gain and function research. Yeah, they didn't
want you to know all that truth. They just wanted
(27:35):
to tell you to put it. Well, first it was
no masks. Fauci said that it was one man, then
maybe three masks, you know, and meanwhile you know it's
probably from a wet market it might have come from
a bat. It was all a lie. They knew it
was a lie. And you know, the risk to children,
there was no risk, real risk to children minimal at best.
(27:59):
Only kids that had pre existing conditions. There's no need
to put masks on them. There was no need for
them to, you know, go into learning by remote. But
remember Gavin Newsom's kids, you know, kids that were in
the public school in California. They they they couldn't have
in person learning, but his kids could. Nobody can go
to a restaurant, but he could. You know, you know,
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one one standard for me and another for the It's
it's unbelievable how corrupt government can be, really is. Don't
ever look I love you in my audience. Please don't
ever depend on government for anything. Please become as independent
in your life as you possibly can. Anyway, appreciate the call.
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Pat Upstate, New York, eight hundred and ninety four one.
Shawn is a number
Our two Sean Hannity Show toll free. It's eight hundred
and ninety four one, Shawn, you want to be a
part of the program. So we have yesterday what I
thought was pretty interesting. We well, was it yesterday in
lender of the day, but it might have been the
day before. So anyway, Congresswoman Mary Miller confronts what a
(00:21):
doctor of Sam Haggood I believe is his name, how
you pronounce it? Chancellor of the University of California, San Francisco.
I believe it's the medical school of all places. And
I mean it's fairly spectacular the answer you get, especially
when it's somebody coming from the medical community, it really
(00:42):
is breathtaking. You know. You know, I've said this many times.
Things I never thought i'd be discussing in the course
of my radio career when I started many years ago,
many decades ago. Here we are talking about it. You know,
you have a Senate candidate, you know, sixth gender God
is non binary, Tall Rico also advocating for the rights
of biological trans men to have access to abortion. You know,
(01:07):
I jokingly say, well, what are the other four genders?
I know what two are? Nobody can explain it. He
can't explain it. And you know, then the idea that, well,
I guess I got this whole our father thing. You
know that I learned my entire life and career and
that it's so meaningful to me. But I never thought
i'd discussed that. And you know, it was a simple,
(01:30):
really exchange where Congresswoman Miller is asking the medical leader
at UCSF about non biological women if they've ever been
a case of a non biological woman ever having a baby,
And then she asked the same medical leader, can someone
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have a uterus but not be a woman? Seems like
basic simple biology to me. And again, unless I need
to be re educated here, I want you to listen
to this exchange.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Framework for gender and sex concepts in teaching advises against
using the term pregnant women. Instead, it says to use
pregnant people, who are pregnant people compared to pregnant women
just curious.
Speaker 3 (02:18):
So that is part of a curriculum to help our
students who are facing a wide diversity of patients. Of course,
the vast majority of pregnancies are in women, and I
have absolutely no problem with using the word pregnant women.
Speaker 2 (02:33):
I use it myself as a non biological woman ever
had a baby?
Speaker 3 (02:38):
A transgender person can.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
Has a non biological woman ever had a baby? I
would not ITERATESO ridiculous? Can someone have a uterus but
not be a woman, because it seems like your school
is promoting that ridiculous idea.
Speaker 4 (02:55):
I think again, as doctor Hoggart has described, we're transgender people,
but we're doing that in compliance with state and federal law.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
And you do teach biology, yes we do.
Speaker 5 (03:11):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (03:11):
This is curious.
Speaker 2 (03:13):
So you I'm going to ask you again, can someone
have a uterus and not be a woman?
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Just say yes or no? Can they? Again? I would?
I would?
Speaker 2 (03:24):
So what are your medical schools promoting?
Speaker 1 (03:28):
It's a medical school. This drives me insane because the
answers are obvious. I mean the fact that Congresswoman Miller,
who will join us in a second, has to go
back again and again and again. You know, well, the
vast majority of people that got pregnant are women. That
wasn't her question. Can a biological man she's asking, or
(03:51):
a non biological woman ever have? Have they ever had
a baby? And and if in fact the answers no,
which the answers know, then why do you say, well,
a vast majority are pregnant women. Vast majority? Well, what
about the other instances? What are you talking about? And
(04:12):
how do you run a medical school this way anyway?
Congresswoman Mary Miller Illinois joins us, I don't know whether
to laugh or cry. To be honest, Congresswoman, you did
a great job. Thank you. It was very edifying in
a lot of ways, but then frustrating on another level.
Speaker 6 (04:30):
Yes, well, we're continuing for investigation into the less Lunacy
and how they have inteltrated our institutions with this woke agenda,
including our medical schools, and it is very troubling. I'm
calling for medical schools that abandon scientific truth they should
(04:50):
lose their accreditation. And this should concern every American that
one of the nations leading medical schools asserts that a
biological man could get pregnant.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
Well, I mean on the medical school level, that's that's
one level. I've got to wonder how the student body
would react to that. But the situation gets more acute
and worse to me when we you know, start talking
about you know, kids in grade school, kids in high school.
(05:23):
To me, it then you know, crosses a line into
a doctrination. I'll give you a case in point, and
I affectionately refer to him plice forgive me as tampon Tim,
meaning Tim Walls, because you know he put feminine hygiene
products inside a boys' bathrooms in grammar school. And remember
his running mate Kamala Harris wanted taxpayer funded sex change
(05:45):
operations for illegal immigrants and convicts. And you know, to me,
all of this is insane, So it gains more importance
the younger we go, and the indoctrination side of this
is even more frustrating because I imagine if you're in
grade school, high school, you begin to think you can't
(06:06):
even tell the simple truth about science.
Speaker 6 (06:09):
I think we have two problems. One is we've kicked
God to the curb. And God created us male and female.
He's define marriage, He's defined good and evil, and now
we want to redefine all this. We want to put
ourselves in the place of God. So that is number
one causing the confusion. The second thing is we needed
(06:30):
to redefine what love is. We are so squishy it
is ridiculous. I always told my children love give someone
what they need and not necessarily what they want. And
the first thing that people need is the truth and
whatever you whatever fantasy someone has, it's the responsible ability
(06:53):
of the person that doesn't have a mental illness or
whatever to tell them the truth. And you are either
xx or x Y and I as a woman and
a mother, this isn't upfront to me. I believe they're
deliberately erasing distinctions between biological sexes and erasing motherhood, which
(07:17):
is a gift unique to women.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Well, I totally agree with you. Although there are there
are times when people have an extra chromosome, you are
aware of that part biologically, that's just a fact. Yes,
But people are either born biologically male meaning male body parts,
or female. And there are cases that I've read about
(07:41):
and again, correct me if I'm wrong where people are
born with both. But it is an anomaly. It is rare,
but it does.
Speaker 6 (07:48):
Happen, and their anomally does not change the healthy person
xx or x y, and also they still have it's
a rare anomaly. I know people want to say it's not,
but what we have in our country is clearly social contagion,
and it's based on the fact that we want to
(08:10):
be God. We wanted to find the terms and we
won't tell the truth to people and to our children.
And this guy, these deans and chancellors, we can either
they're either one or two things, educated idiots or they're liars.
And I think they're liars. They were stumbling because they
knew the truth and they were trying to figure out
a way to get around what they're doing at their
(08:34):
medical schools.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
So it then goes a little bit deeper and a
little bit further, and it's even impacting and will impact,
for example, the Senate race in the great state of Texas.
I mean, you know, I call Talarico the Democratic Senate
candidate six genders, because he actually made the case that
there aren't two genders, but there are six. Nobody's ever
(08:58):
been able to give an answer what the other four
are are. If perhaps Congresswoman you know what he's referring to,
please enlighten us, because I don't know. I'm pleading ignorance.
And I mean it number one and number two. This
is the same guy that has been championing the rights
of biological men to have access to abortion. Now, can
(09:20):
you explain why any biological male born biological mail would
ever need access to an abortion?
Speaker 6 (09:27):
I mean, it's ridiculous. It's insanity, and I want to
tell people quit playing along with it. Lovingly speak the
truth and under Joe Biden. The whole time they were
demanding that we denied reality, and they kept saying LGBTQIA
two s plus every bill we passed had sexual orientation
(09:48):
gender identity attached to it. They are insane and we
need to start saying it and that these By the.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Way, do you know what the A and the I
stands for? Because I honestly don't know. I looked it up,
but I don't recall.
Speaker 6 (10:01):
There's actually a longer list.
Speaker 1 (10:03):
I don't know, but oh it got longer since our
last looked. Oh okay, you know, why don't we just
put the whole alphabet in ABCDEFG. I mean, why don't
we just go through the alphabet. That'll cover everybody.
Speaker 6 (10:13):
It's confusion because we have checked God to the curb.
Our country needs to repent and turn back to God
and acknowledge that he is creator, he is the Lord,
his boss, and that we mess things up and we
should not be sitting in the place as Little good
(10:33):
S's and we have confusion over it all?
Speaker 1 (10:37):
Right, quick break right back. We'll continue more with Congresswoman
Mary Miller, who is with us from Illinois. Eight hundred
and ninety four one, Shawn our number. We'll get to
your calls on the other side. That's straight ahead as
we continue this Thursday. All right, our final moments, Mary Miller,
congresswoman from Illinois. I can't believe we're even discussing it.
(10:58):
Confronting the head of this this medical school wouldn't answer
the question about whether or not men can have children,
or biological men or a non biological woman has ever
had a baby? Well, the vast majority are pregnant women.
Vast majority or one hundred percent of people couldn't answer it. Anyway,
(11:19):
We continue now with Mary Miller, congresswoman joins us from Illinois.
You know, this is the party that lectured us about
follow the science, follow the science. Well, the science never
told us that young people were at risk from dying
of COVID. Those examples were fairly non existent. You know,
if you dare to advocate for alternative treatment of COVID
(11:45):
monoclonal antibodies or for example, hydroxychloroquin well, there's been numerous
studies post COVID that shown that has shown that taken
early hydroxychloroquin would mitigate symptoms for people that tested positive
for cod. Nobody wanted to hear it then, and you
know I said it. I'll give you another example. You know,
(12:05):
the whole premise of the shot that they were forcing
on the American people, and a lot of it was misinformation.
We now know that doctor Fauci was not being honest
with the American people when he was talking about wet markets.
But all of this, you know, led to enormous criticism,
and I can tell you directed at people like me
(12:28):
because I refuse to tell anyone in my audience what
they should and should not do to their body. I know,
I'm not a medical doctor. I know nothing about their
medical history, pre existing conditions, comorbidities. It's not my place.
But yet I was excoriated for a long time for saying,
you're going to have to work that out with your
(12:49):
own doctor based on your unique medical history, your age,
all of those other factors, and I can't decide for you.
Speaker 6 (12:57):
Well, I agree, it's a travesty about what happened. And
they tried there again, They tried to force us to
deny reality. It was an experimental vaccine. It should have
been available for anybody that wanted it that was in
a high risk group. They forced it on people that
weren't even in a high risk group. Whenever have we
(13:19):
forced young people to incur risks for the sake of
older people. I mean, I just think it was fow.
She should go to prison for the rest of his life.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
Well, it was disgraceful. Now, by the way, the person
that created the technology that allowed for the mRNA vaccines,
a guy by the name of doctor Robert Malone. Even
he said that it was experimental, it's not been perfected,
and he said that the only people that should even
(13:50):
be considered for are older people with pre existing conditions
and comorbidities. But that are over sixty five, that's it,
not children. And yet it became mainstream. And you know,
in my free state of Florida, God forbid. You know,
you took a different position. You were excoriated for that.
Speaker 6 (14:11):
Well, they were forcing people that had the virus and
had natural immunity as soon as they got over it.
Some of them were forced in order to keep their
jobs to go get the vaccine, experimental vaccine. They weren't
even in the risk group, and they had natural immunity.
When have we ever done that? Never?
Speaker 1 (14:31):
Yeah, well, I applaud you for taking a very brave
stand and really exposing this guy for being a nut job.
I don't think if I had a child that wanted
to go to medical school, I would be letting them
consider that school. Congresswoman, we really appreciate it. Great job,
Thank you for being with us.
Speaker 6 (14:51):
You're welcome. Take care.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
It's very fascinating because to watch want to be twenty
twenty eight Democratic candidates now, you know, fumble and bumble
and and and change their core beliefs because the desire
for power is that radical and severe in them. You know,
(15:16):
one of the things I've been calling out in the
era of six gender non binary, you know, fighting for
men's rights to have access biological men's rights to have abortions.
Tall Rico and Texas obviously missed a Nazi tattoo and
every other atrocious, repulsive thing associated with Graham, Plattner and
(15:37):
al sayed, you know, out there campaigning with Asam Piker,
who said we're responsible for nine to eleven America is.
And then, of course the worst part of it is
the deafening silence from the left. They won't say a
word we've we've covered this comprehensively. You know, Andy Basher
is a Democrat. He is also the governor of the
(15:59):
great state of Kent, and he always prided himself on
being a common sense, more moderate Democrat. Now he clearly has,
you know, intentions on an ambition for the White House,
clearly like Gavin Ussom, like Kamala Harris, I do believe
(16:20):
also like AOC. You know, we'll see if I'm right
in time. But to now see the so called former
quote moderate voices, or at least the way they tried
to portray themselves now, you know, race to the radical left,
it's breathtaking to watch it. You know, I saw the
(16:43):
first signs with Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania. It's not going
to work in the case of Josh Shapiro. I don't
think it's going to work in the case of Andy Basher.
I don't think it'll work in the case of Gavin Newsom.
I think that radical base that tends to show up
and vote in Democratic primary in big numbers. Usually you know,
primaries are base run elections. Usually that may change, you
(17:07):
never know, there are exceptions. But his Andy Bashier, governor
of Kentucky claimed to be a moderate. Listen to what
he says defending democratic socialism.
Speaker 7 (17:18):
And I actually don't think that the Democratic base or
voters have necessarily shifted. I think right now they don't
believe in anyone's solutions. They just don't see life getting better.
And I will say this, many who are running under
the Democratic socialist brand or the progressive brand are making
their case with just extreme passions.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
It's just passion. They've not shifted their position, you know
when Obviously the radicals now run the party and have
instilled fear in their fellow Democrats that they will not
be criticized or else. And the or else means if
Chuck Schumer speaks out, Hakeem Jeffreys leaders in name only,
(18:01):
their positions will be done gone. They'll be challenged and
thrown out of office, which is probably going to happen anyway.
So it's not going to work. Now, you look at
the state of Michigan. You have this Congresswoman Gwen Moore
encouraging that well actually I believe she's from Wisconsin, encouraging
Democrats to embrace this socialist radical ideology.
Speaker 8 (18:24):
Listen, they want to frame all of the safeguards that
we have in our capitalist society as socialists, you know,
regulating industries so that they don't don't poison into the
water and the air.
Speaker 1 (18:40):
They want to call that socialists.
Speaker 8 (18:42):
So I think that Democrats have got to stop being
shy about that term.
Speaker 1 (18:48):
They've got to be shot. Stop being shy. Embrace communism.
Embrace socialism, you know, because that is the party, so
you might as well embrace it. If you dare not
embrace it, you will be ostracized and probably challenged, primaried,
and thrown out of the office and kicked to the curb,
which is why nobody's willing to speak out except for
John Fetterman. Uh. Then you got, of course, no show governor.
(19:11):
You know, Gavin Newsom running the communist utopia of California.
The guy's never there, never works, he's writing books, he's podcasting,
you know, World Traveler, going to soccer games now and
you know full time Trump's stalker halftime Hannity stalker. Uh. Now,
Gavin pulling a typical Gavin move, and that is Uh,
(19:34):
socialism is never going to work. But capitalism as we
know it doesn't work either. Okay, so we're going to
get a whole new economic system based on Gavin Newsom,
who is his whose policies have pushed you know, billions
and billions and billions of dollars in wealth out of
(19:55):
his state, and never mind the fact that they can't
even you know, have fire hydrants with water in them,
or reservoirs with water in them when you or practice
the science of forestry, or prepare for predictable wildfires in
southern California and predictable Santa Ana winds that fuel those fires.
(20:16):
Whoopsie days he've forgot. And then the poor people a
year and a half ago that lost their homes, they
still have to ensure them and pay taxes on them,
but they can't get permits to rebuild their homes. Listen,
something's fundamentally broken here, and that.
Speaker 7 (20:30):
Wealth is creating power power, locking in rules and regulations,
locking everybody else out.
Speaker 1 (20:38):
Socialism not going to work, but capitalism as we know
it doesn't work either. What do you recommend, Gavin. You're
doing such a good job chasing anybody with money out
of your state. Just by the way, don't stop what
you do in Gavin, just just stay away, don't fix
any problems, keep the highest income tax in the entire country,
(20:59):
highest sale tax in the entire country, highest gasoline taxes
in the entire country, highest poverty rate, highest homeless rate,
and of course, in two thousand and eight, here's my
plan to solve homelessness. We are living through unprecedented times,
which makes this election winnable and what normally would be
a very difficult environment for Republicans if they get their
(21:22):
act together. All right, let's get to our phones. Let
us say hi to Tom. He's in New York. Tom, Hi,
how are you glad you called?
Speaker 9 (21:32):
Hey?
Speaker 10 (21:32):
Sean, thanks so much for taking my call. You know,
I have a longtime listener, and I listen to you
every day when I'm driving home.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Now, thank you, min friend. What's going on?
Speaker 5 (21:42):
Nick?
Speaker 10 (21:42):
I got really excited the other day when I heard
that Joe Biden is coming out with a new book
in November. But I just had one question. Do the
crayons come with the book or do I have to
buy the crayons?
Speaker 1 (21:56):
I don't know. I mean, I think that would be
a nice little trick to, you know, maybe incentivize people
just count be among those that are suspicious and doubting
that Joe Biden ever, you know, wrote a single word
in the book. I'd I'd be fascinated to see if
he does any interviews associated with it. Clearly the Democratic
(22:19):
Party was very nervous. They were planning to release it
before the election that now will be released after the election.
They don't want his name associated with their party. They
want him to go away, but he's not. And I
guess he needs the money and he's out there. You
know what I really want though, and maybe you do too, Tom,
(22:41):
what I really want. I want the her tapes. I
want the interviews. I want the interviews with the author
that you know had her The special counsel conclude that, yeah,
he's not somebody that I can prosecute because he's very
very old, very very forgetful. And really what he was
saying is he's a cognitive mess and no jury would
(23:06):
take any of what he says. Seriously, that's what he
was saying. I want to hear those tapes absolutely. Yeah.
All right. My advice, before wealth tax and before everything
else that they're getting an exit tax, I consider maybe
finding a new home. Tom, just do it quick, all right,
(23:29):
quick break right back. More of your calls coming up
straight ahead are toll free numbers. Eight hundred and ninety
four one, Sean, if you want to be a part
of the program this Thursday.
Speaker 5 (23:41):
The Final Hour roundup is next. You do not want
to miss it, and stay tuned for the final hour
free for all on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 1 (24:18):
All right, let's get back to our busy phones. Eight
hundred and nine four one, Sean, if you want to
join us. All right, this is a real problem. I
have a lot of friends in New York and they're
all telling me the same thing. These wildfires from Canada,
the air quality in the Northeast, even going down as
far south as New York, and even you know, further
(24:39):
south than that is like well beyond the danger danger range.
Patton is in upstate New York. K Pat, How are
you sorry? What's going on out there? Oh?
Speaker 9 (24:50):
I'm doing well, sewn, Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
Is it as bad as like what I'm seeing and hearing?
Speaker 9 (24:56):
Clearing my throat a little bit. Wow, I'm in Nah,
I'm in District twenty one, soon to be Anthony Constantino's district.
We hope if everybody out and supports them.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
So, what's going on?
Speaker 9 (25:10):
Well, I want to know what your feelings are about
maybe President Trump getting involved and maybe expediting this issue
with these wildfires. You know, it's it's been four years
now where we've had this. It seems constant. I don't
want to say deliver it, but maybe, but they're not
doing anything to mitigate it or stop it. So I
(25:34):
want to know what your thoughts are. You know, Carney
has all this money to send to Ukraine in the Mideast,
but not enough to equip his country to deal with
these fires.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
You know, wildfires are predictable events. Let me put it that.
Let me start there, and just like in California Santa Ana,
wins are predictable wins that come and if it's during
a wildfire, which happens quite often and so in California,
it makes the situation exponentially worse, which is why you
(26:05):
need to prepare for a worst case scenario. That's why
you would likely practice the science of forestry. You can
go to school and get a degree in forestry. It
is a real science. And you know, from the very
people that lectured us about following the science on COVID,
they don't practice the science of forestry. They didn't have
(26:27):
water in reservoirs and fire hydrants out there. I mean,
I don't know what we can do. It's another country,
it's an independent country. I really don't know what options
we have. But I feel bad for people like you
and my friends that do live in New York that
have to live through this. I hear the air quality
is dangerous at this point, and for people that have
(26:48):
some pre existing lung condition or whatever, it's even more
particularly dangerous.
Speaker 9 (26:56):
And Sean, one of the weird things is, if you know,
you look at the satellite imagery of the country from
about Minnesota east, that satellite imagery has been shut off
has not been accessible by the public online since last night.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
Oh I wonder why. Yeah, I mean I can only guess.
I really wonder why because as you know, just like
with you know, Anthony Fauci, knowing about nih money funneled
through the Eco Health Alliance to the to the Wuhan
lab that had gain and function research. Yeah, they didn't
want you to know all that truth. They just wanted
(27:35):
to tell you to put it. Well, first it was
no masks. Fauci said that it was one man, then
maybe three masks, you know, and meanwhile you know it's
probably from a wet market it might have come from
a bat. It was all a lie. They knew it
was a lie. And you know, the risk to children,
there was no risk, real risk to children minimal at best.
(27:59):
Only kids that had pre existing conditions. There's no need
to put masks on them. There was no need for
them to, you know, go into learning by remote. But
remember Gavin Newsom's kids, you know, kids that were in
the public school in California. They they they couldn't have
in person learning, but his kids could. Nobody can go
to a restaurant, but he could. You know, you know,
(28:21):
one one standard for me and another for the It's
it's unbelievable how corrupt government can be, really is. Don't
ever look I love you in my audience. Please don't
ever depend on government for anything. Please become as independent
in your life as you possibly can. Anyway, appreciate the call.
(28:41):
Pat Upstate, New York, eight hundred and ninety four one.
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