Where's The Market Going? - March 15th, Hour 2

Charles Payne, Host of Making Money with Charles Payne on the Fox Business Network, is here with his take on the market and SVB. 

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, thanks Scott shann An Hour two Sean Hannity Show,
eight hundred and nine for one Seawan on number you
want to be a part of the program, All things simple, man,
Bill O'Reilly At the top of the next hour, I'll
get your calls in eight hundred and nine for one
Sean Hope you'll join us today. Anyway, the Biden banking well,
I call it the Biden billionaire bank bailout program because

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that's exactly what this is. We now see that it
is spreading to Europe. A lot of interest in what's
going to happen to banking giant credit suis, you know,
because that's rocking Wall Street. There's down tumbling today over
new fears about the banking sector. You have the failed
Silicon Valley Bank, literally this is on Fox Business Today

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donating seventy three million dollars to Black Lives Matter. And
then you got these idiots over at MSDNC saying, oh haha,
people say that they woke. Take a look at the
New York Post today. We went through all of it,
and yet but nobody on the board knew anything about
banking except one person. It's insane. But anyway, yep, a

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database from the conservative Claremont Institute chose. The bank donated
around seventy three million, four and fifty grand to the
BLM movement and other social justice related causes. Congressman Comer
argued the Silicon Valley Bank was one of the most
woke banks in its quest for the ESG type policy
and investing, which is such a bad idea. You have

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Hillary and Obama veterans working, as I told you, at
the Silicon Valley Bank, and they donated heavily to Democrats
and top democrats. You know, now they're rushing to dump
all the campaign contributions they got from the bank to
act like, oh, he had no idea at all whatsoever.
But it is what it is. You know, here's the

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question here. And it was interesting last night on Hannity,
we had the TV show Shark Tanks. Kevin Leary was on,
and he had a lot of money, sounded like hundreds
of millions of dollars in this bank, and he said,
you know, the line that he used was actually pretty
funny because he's talking about a bank that he's doing

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business with and he says, they're a bunch of idiots.
And I said to him, well, Why are you putting
your money in a bank full of idiots? It didn't
really answer. It wasn't a trick question. I wasn't trying
to pin him down, and he said, look, I'm a
big guy, I can handle this. I'm a businessman. I
know you don't always win. Sometimes you lose. But there's
so many people that are not understanding how bad this is. Moody's,

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by the way, he's now put First Republic and five
other US banks on a downgrade. Watch Carla Cohn saying
our economy is breaking because of inflation, poor corporate leadership.
You know, to what extent I'm gonna ask Charles pain
here or in a second, is this related to a
Biden's bad economic and horrific energy policies? Because they are

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related big time. Why did this bank invest in you know,
treasure ten year treasuries? Is you know there's no answer
for that, or market market securities? Why did they invest
in these things? Calvin Newsom, he's so happy about it.
Apparently he used the bank and he owns three vineyards

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out in California. Three well, not how much money he
had in there. Signature Bank executives started in a cringey
Broadway style musical sketch video. How nice anyway? Joining us
a friend of the program. Friend of mine is my
friend Charles Payne. He's the host of Making Money with
Charles pain It's on the Fox Business Network, our sister

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station to the Fox News Channel. Charles, how are you,
my friend? I'm going pretty good, just a little bit hectic.
All right, let me get your take on the first
thing I don't like being lied to, and the thing
that we're being lied to first about is no losses
will be born and by taxpayers over the bank closures.

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This is what Biden's that all customers who had deposits
in these banks can rest assured. I'm gonna rest assured
they'll be protected and they'll have access to their money
as of today. That includes small businesses across the country
that bank there and need to make payroll, pay their
bills and stay open for business. No losses will be

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and Iman, this is an important point. No losses will
be borne by the taxpayers. Let me repeat that no
losses will be born by the taxpayers. Instead, the money
will come from the fees at banks paying to the
deposit Insurance Fund. All right? Is that true? Because my
understanding is bank fees will go up and that will

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be paid for by the taxpayers or anybody that uses
a bank, which is pretty much everybody. Right, let me
hit this a couple of things because it's it was
very despicable. I don't think I was so pissed off
when I listened to this. Sean I went nuts over
the weekend on Twitter because is we actually got a bailout? Pushed?

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If he were on Sunday morning, Sunday morning. Jennet Yellen
goes on these Sunday morning TV shows, he says, she says,
absolutely no bailout. But Saturday and Sunday. Bill Ackman one
of the biggest hesh fund guys out there, he's power.
He's hitting them. You've got to bail everyone out. It's
gonna be a calamity. Everyone's gonna race to their bank.

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It's gonna be a calamity. Now here's the thing. When
President Buying says that everyone's protected, you're already protected. This
is a despicable part about that statement. Everyone with up
to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars is protected. Isn't
that why, for example, wealthy people, they might put two
hundred and thirty two hundred and forty thousand, and one bank,

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another two hundred and thirty forty thousand, and another bank
because every bank is protective, correct everyone? You know what?
You know? The basketball player Giannis, he's a great Milwaukee Bucks.
They wanted the championship. He had fifty bank accounts. Fifty
bank accounts since he didn't want to go over to
two fifty limits. By the way, that's called being smart,
isn't it. It's called taking responsibility, don't being smart? And

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you know, listen, the team owner found out he's a
hedge fund. Guy said, I asked some other things for you,
But here's a guy who came over here from another country.
He played basketball, and that was his solution. So when
President Biden intimates that somehow people were going to lose
their money, regular people, regular people. The median bank account
is forty one thousand in his country, less in high

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school glts, their average bank account is nine thousand high
school grats, about eighteen thousand college grants, bringing up to
about their average bank account of seventy nine thousand. Everybody
was covered. So when he insinuates it, somehow he saved
the day. No, here's the problem with that bank, Silicon
Valley Bank, ninety three percent of their accounts were over

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two fifty ninety three percent. You know that happens Sean,
all that money that was pumped into the economy for
his stimulus right between the federal government and the federal
in the Federal reserve eleven trillion dollars, Silicon Valley took
advantage of that. Right, let me let me go back
and get those earlier numbers. So you're saying the average
person as how much in the bank? About forty one

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thousand dollars. That's what they call the mean, right, they're
forty one thousand, So the average person has forty one
thousand dollars in a bank, so well below the two
fifty that is ensured by the FDIC. And what'd you
say about young people? No, No, I was just saying,
it's the way it's broken down, right, you know, even
college gradum about seventy nine thousand. But when I was

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what I was trying to say is that everyone was protected,
but except this particular bank. What is it about this
particular bank? Why did Biden shave this particular bank? And
I was saying, all what happened was all the money
that cascaded into this economy through stimulus. When when when
COVID over, you know, they stopped, the COVID came, eleven

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trillion dollars came into this economy. Eleven trillion, you know it.
Silica and Valley decided to do it. Has decided to
rip America off as much as they could. They put
out four hundred and fifty IPOs, all of them valued
in twenty twenty one, thousand and thirty five IPOs. In
twenty twenty one, they made more money than ever Silicon Valley.
The Silicon Valley banked their assets. Their deposits went up

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three hundred percent, and they didn't lend the money out.
So when I think from fifty billion dollars in assets
to like nearly two hundred billion in assets, am I right? Exactly? Exactly?
So sitting on all of this cash, they don't lend
money out, They don't do that venture. Why did they
put it in ten year treasuries? Now they were Now look,

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you can blame the Biden economy, Biden's energy policy, Biden's
dramatic increase in inflace shitne he inherited one point four percent.
Then we go to one forty year high after another
up to nine point one percent, and then they have
these treasuries ten year treasury bonds. Why would they ever
go into a long term treasury knowing that anybody at

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any time could want the money back from the bank,
because then they had the casherman and lose a fortune. Well,
you know, they were just going through what they call yield.
They didn't when they weren't lending money, so they had
to find a way to make money, and it looked
like low hanging true to them. But here's the problem.
And this is when you get into your earlier part
of this the convert when you were throwing your ear

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monologue and talking about the social part of the social
justice part of the Black Lives Matter. This whole EESG
movements are always really mostly been about the e part environmental.
It's just a green movement, you know, to steal money
to stop the profit motivation as part of the social justice.
Seventy three million, it's a lot of money. But again

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for a bank with two hundred billion, this is where
they really blew it on the governance side. And you
hit on this and you say, well, Kevin o'learry, he
couldn't really explain to you why he had the money there.
It was like a mafia venture capitalists. If you wanted
to do business in Silicon Valley, you had to leave
your money in that bank. Hm, I'm listening. So you

(10:03):
had to you had to leave your money in that
banks that won public roadblocks. You know, I ask your kids,
and you know about roadblocks at all. The looks know
about it. They went public at thirty eight billion, they
had twenty six percent of their money in that bank.
You if you wanted to do business with the Silicon Valley,
they said, leave your money in this bank. By the way,
Kevin O'Leary is mixed up in this Sam bank. The

(10:23):
free thing too, by the way. You know what he
said on my show last night. He doesn't he doesn't
think that there should be a bailout, even though for
him it's a fortune. But he knew the risk when
he did it. He said, he said, it's my responsibility. Yeah.
Well I applaud him for that. I applaud him for that.
So to your point, the genesis, genesis, genesis of it

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all goes back to the free money, that two trillion
dollars that President Biden put into this economy, tipped us
over the edge, sparked inflation to a forty year high,
and it really threatened to stabilize our entire economy. It's
that that's a big part of it, But isn't it
also a big part of it the energy part of
that equation and how that contributed to high inflation. Energy

(11:09):
played a big role, you know, I mean, listen the
day President Biden was elected. The next day, the very
next day, and a lot of people try to go
to the inauguration. No markets move on what they know.
The very next day, the price of oil went out
and it never looked back. So yeah, energy played a
big role in it, going say you're gonna have to
corporate profits played a big role in it. But it

(11:31):
was the free money, this notion of you can just
cascade and put free money out there. That trip triggered
paying people not to work, paying people not to work,
so you spark what they call the wage price spiral.
This morning, the Small Business Federation, right, the National Federation
of Independent Businesses, the largest organization for small businesses, that

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they've never ever had this much trouble finding qualified workers
in their history. People don't have to work they didn't
have to work and they won't work. So all of that,
all that created this inflation issues. So what happens. The
Federal Reserve has got to put this fire out, and
here comes j. Powell. He's sitting this thing harder than
it's ever been hit before. I think he went too hard,

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but listen, he said, it's a big it's a blaze.
We never had this much money. And it's true, we
never had trillions of dollars. It's given to people, people
not to work, stay at home. So all of this
really falls up this quota. President by first and foremost,
what do you think about this issue of Credit Suiss
and the Saudis pull their funding and national bank offering

(12:35):
liquidity and what's happening in Europe? Even artificial intelligence is
now predicting or crashed, which scares me a little bit,
a little bit, right, I mean, here's what really pisses
me off with Credit Suis. This is the notion that
they that we are so still tied into them systemically.

(12:57):
It's crazy. This stock peaked at forty seven dollars in
two thousand and seven. It has been one of the
most poorly run businesses of any time. Anywhere in the
world for sixteen years. There's no way in the world
we should be The stocks started this year off at
eight bucks. Last year it was fourteen bucks. In two
thousand and seven it was it was at seventy six dollars. Right,

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So when you see that happening, that tells you this
is a poorly all right company. Last question, So this,
you know, billionaire, this Biden billionaire bank bailout. This will
be borne by the taxpayers. True or false? It would
be borne by any money with a bank account. To
earlier point, because and here's what's despicable about it, community banks,

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small banks, they got to pay these fees. Well, you
know they don't work a bit profit margins. They of
course they're going to pass the costs on to their customers.
So everybody in America with a bank account just pay
for a billionaire bailout. Really is, said Charles Payne. This
is why you have such a great successful show. We
really appreciate you being with us, and we know how

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busy you are. It's hosting. He's the host of Making
Money with Charles pain Fox Business. We appreciate you being
one of us. Thank you, my friend, appreciate you too. Man, Thanks,
why are you looking? By the way, do you have
to eat that disgusting lunch in front of us every day?
It's either that well, I've been on a green juice cleanse,
so now I moved into green kale. I was just

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giving myself like a little something. I'm sorry that myke. Okay,
it's either theectile vomit shakes or that are green or
orange projectile vomit or orange projectile vomit squash, whatever you
call those things, little pumpkin something something. What you're eating
is so disgusting, right, you know what, I'm gonna live forever.

(14:48):
I'm gonna be here listening to Whisper and Joe. I'm
gonna be eating a steak tonight. Gross love steak, like
steak too, but not the way you like it. You
like it like moving. I'm worried about this country. I'm
worried about Russia. I'm worried about China. I'm worried about
our borders. I'm worried about banking. I'm worried about our economy.

(15:08):
I'm worried about you know, the people that make this
country great suffering financially, energy prices, a poor balloon club.
I'll pay a hundred bucks and buy them into balloon,
offer that to them. Your calls are next. You'll hear

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You want to be a part of the program, Jack, California, Jack, Hi,
how are you glad you called? Sir? Hey? Good to

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see you here, Shanny lady, A good early morning. Ah.
You know a big irishman I see ah. Let me
be Jesus, I can't believe it. As my friend Bernie
would be. My mom would be proud of me. You know,
I'm I'm part Irish here, Uh listen, I'm one hundred
percent British Isle. According to ancestry, I did the test
one hundred percent. They even said at the time they

(17:38):
don't find a lot of people that are one hundred
percent anything. But all four of my grandparents came from Ireland,
and uh, you know, um, I haven't been there, and
I have relatives there that apparently you're mad that I
haven't been there. My sisters have gone there. I just
don't exactly have all that time to travel. I think
we should hit the breaking news sounder and make an
announcement to the audience about you. It's very it has

(18:00):
to do with your heritage. Breaking news now Here's yeah.
I think America should know Sean Hannity. We know is
Irish through and through because he eats corn beef disgusting,
disgust fatty, nasty strips of corn beef every day in

(18:22):
the studio and occasionally couples that with some nasty coal
cabbage and eats it with such delight. But I don't
eat the potatoes, do I No? Because they have carbs,
and you freak out because you're paleos. All right, Jack,
now you got the breaking news. How are you, my friend?
I'm doing great out here. I'm surviving on the left coast.

(18:43):
But we're making it through. But one of the things
Sean that you know the Democrats are doing bide administration.
You have the worst press secretary in the world. Um,
I crean my press conference off a cliff, John Pierre,
and um they're just blaming Trump for everything. So my thing,

(19:03):
my question to them would be, and the reporters and
the press Corps should be asking this in the White
House Press Corps, what exactly what regulation exactly did Trump
roll back that would have cost to you know, cause
the train derailment in Palestine, Ohio, that pothole Pete's talking
about all the time, trying to blame it on Trump.

(19:23):
And also with the recent Silicon Valley bank collapsed, they're
blaming Trump again that was Barney Frank Dodd Frank, Barney
Frank lobbying to get that very provision that benefited him
and one of the board he sits on and say
Nature Bank is one of the banks that failed. Yeah,
great job, Barney Frank. So I mean it's listen, they
even blame the border on Trump. Seriously, You've got to

(19:46):
be kidding me. I'm sure by at some point in
the next couple of days, somebody will blame Donald Trump
for the balloon incident. They'll blame Donald Trump. Well, they
actually try to do it with the balloon incident. Oh,
we just covered long after the fact that this might
have happened only in a small incursion when Donald Trump
was president. And guess what, it didn't happen. They just lied.

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Their instinct is to blame Trump. Look at the biggest
case in point. They blame Trump for Biden's disaster at
the border. I mean it's like, you know, it's like
people telling you there's a there's a chocolate donut flying
in the sky and you say, yeah, I'm a liberal.
I believe it. I can see the chocolate donut. They'll

(20:29):
believe anything. The dog bites the beast things your feeling said,
Just blame trumpets all right. Oh it's it's incredible. And
you know the best thing for me out here, Sean,
I'm a teacher. I'm a conservative and I'm teaching these kids. Right.
Don't believe it. There's a lot more conservatives out here
on the left coast than there's not enough of you

(20:51):
out there. My advice, pick a state like Texas or
Florida or Tennessee, or the Carolinas and get the hell
out of there. Oh yeah, we're getting ready to pull
the ripcord at some point. Me too. I'm getting ready.
I'm being ready, and I'm contractually obligated to be here
for a while. Anyway, my friend Jack, thank you. Eight
hundred nine four one sewn or number George and Florida,

(21:13):
the Free State of Florida. What's up, George? How are you, sir?
Hey Son? I'm pretty good. How are you? I'm good? Hey,
I'm I've been reading the round Santis's new book, The
Courage to Be Free, and I'm listening to. First of all,
I'm onen trigged by that title, the Courage to be Free,
because it's not just Ron. I mean, there are a

(21:34):
lot of people in this conservative and even with the
Taibi the Twitter files, they're being there have the courage
to stand up to the far left, even though they
might not be conservative. But but I was wondering, Uh,
what I didn't know is de Santis is humbles beginnings.
I mean, he's was born in Jacksonville. He played baseball,

(21:57):
but he's a third third generation the class, went to Yale,
and he had all these side jobs, huffle jobs, that
get things by. And I reminded me of you when
you used when you said you used to be a
paper boy. He did, he did. Uh. I washed dishes.
I was a cook, bus boy, waiter, bartender. Uh. Then
a house painter, worked in a shipyard even for a while. Uh.

(22:20):
Then I learned to hang wall paper, and then I
built it out into you know, I was specialized in remodeling. Uh.
And that's twenty years of my life. It's not just
a short period of time. Yeah. And I think, I think, Dan,
I don't know, the fantas might have you beat. So
the next time you talk to him lot and we'll
compare jobs. Yeah, compare jobs before ye all made before you.

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He's done a great job for the people of Florida.
There's no doubt about it. And I read the book
as well. I was equally impressed. That did stand out
in my mind as well. And I don't know, Look,
have you ever heard me say that fame is not
how healthy? Yes, it's not healthy, But there's to the
extent that I'm grounded and I'm imperfect, and we've all

(23:08):
sent him fallen short of God's glory. Okay, So put
that in in big bright neon lights. Um. But to
the extent that I'm grounded, I attributed to two things.
One my strong belief in God, my faith in Christianity.
And the second thing is is a work ethic that

(23:29):
I got from parents that work their asses off for
next to nothing, and that has stuck with me my
whole life, and it keep it kept me out of
trouble when I'm young, and it keeps me out of
trouble and I'm old, and um, you know, I'm I'm
very grateful that, uh that you know, my life didn't
go of course, I try to stay on the straight

(23:51):
and narrow as best I can every day and pray
that I stay there. And the Fantas was in my
district when he was a congressman. I talked to him
when he was let's say, small potatoes. He's a congressman
and he hasn't changed, and he went to Congress and
he didn't he has not drank the kool aid. And
when he was at Yale and at Harvard, he gave
to his country. So you know, so far, I'm impressed

(24:13):
with the book. I haven't finished it all yet, but
the but the title, though, that's that gets to me.
He's a courage to be free. And when those when
they were having those hearings last week with Taibi and
you know I talked to you before about Elon Musk
of how he how old he has done. He's turned
the social media up on a ear, having that courage

(24:36):
at the table, especially the journalist that taiebe. He's been
around the world and he knows these countries that if
you do not have a First Amendment and freedom of speech,
that we're going to be done. Very slippery slope faster.
I think he did a great job. I thought the
Democrats were horrible to him. Uh. And this is a
guy that wrote a book with my picture on it

(24:57):
and accused me of being a hater. So it's not
like he's a Hannity fan. But it doesn't matter. He
did a good job here, and I give him all
the credit. Tip my hand to him. All right, quick
break right back to our phone eight hundred nine one
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information overload our All right, as we continue, let's get

(25:25):
right back to our busy phones. We'll stay in the
Free State of Florida Tony. What's going on, sir? How
are you glad you called hello there? It's my great
honor to be talking to the great Sean Hannity, the
life which we have not seen since the great Walter Cronkite. Wow.
I don't I don't know if I can accept that complement.

(25:46):
But thank you for your guide words. I appreciate it.
I think that you and Tucker Carlston are great and
you keep it up, keep up the great work. Thank you.
We're gonna I try every day because the rest of
the media won't do the work we're doing. I'm telling
you well, I haven't been as excited to talk with
a celebrity since I met Adam West in Oh six.

(26:08):
I know who Adam West is Batman, but you're very kind.
You know what. I'm not a celebrity. You know what
I am. I'm Sean. You're Tony. I'm Sean, and you
know what I I just I provide a service. What
do you do for a living? I'm a well professional drummer.
Oh that's awesome. I'm jealous. I would love to be

(26:30):
a great, you know, singer in a band. That would
be fun. But what you do is you provide a
service for people. I love music, so I love drummers.
I love you know, people who can play the guitar.
Great Linda happens to be a great singer. But we
all provide services to people. We do news information and
hopefully in an entertaining way. But anyway, thank you for
your kind words. Well, thank you. I also deliver pizzas

(26:53):
to trying to make ends meet. But what kind of
pizza did deliver? What you? Am I allowed to say? Yeah, sure,
plug away, go ahead? Uh Papa John's Papa John's. Now,
some of my best friends love Papa John's. I love
the sauce of Papa John's. They have what's that ranch
sauce or whatever? But I my friends I have swear

(27:17):
by it. The problem is I grew up in New York.
New York pizza is very different, so I'm kind of
used to what I'm used to. But everybody else I
loves Papa John's. I have nothing against it. It's just
not my favorite. Right. Um No, I'm I'm there with you.
It's it's everybody's choice is different, of course, But yeah,

(27:38):
but I would be hungry. I'd buy anything. I like
waffle House, scattered and extra smothered right. Well, it's like
we're the buds talking here, and I appreciate you're making
me at ease and everything. I wanted to tell you
something though. I live in the great state of Florida
and we have two politicians here that are legendary in

(28:02):
my eyes, Trump and the Santis. I'm guessing you got it,
and let me take another guess. You don't like that
they're fighting. I don't like that, and I can be
a little long winded, so stop me if I go now.
The only reason I'm hearing it from a lot of people,
and I would rather that they all focus on the
Democrats right now. It's going to come to a fight

(28:23):
at some point, but I would rather, you know, not be,
not be this early on. Here's the thing. I say
that Trump needs to get to Santas on his team
eventually and become his running mate. And the big thing
that that the biggest mouthpiece on Trump's side is Trump's

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son or family in general. But at this point I've
seen his shows. You mean, the best spokesperson are you suggesting?
Or yes, the best mouthpiece spokesperson? Whatnot? Are you talking
about Junior or Eric? Because I think they both do
a good job. But they both do. But I've seen
most of the videos that I've seen lately have been

(29:08):
on Don Junior and my messages to Don Junior to
talk with his dad. I think he's getting bad intel
from some sites or wherever. It is not Don Junior,
but Don Senior. That is, he's getting bad intel to
tell him what to say to Ron de Sanders. And

(29:30):
what's going on right now is it's it's just a
bad thing. The energy needs to be redirected to the
Democratic Party. You're many many people have expressed that sentiment
to me, and I kind of agree with you. Here's
the problem with primaries, and eventually, no matter how much

(29:53):
they might even like each other, eventually it's going to
get ugly. It always does. I'll give you one exam ample.
After Iowa and New Hampshire in two thousand, whatever year
John mckame was running, I guess it was two thousand.
In the primary, George W. Bush needed to win South Carolina,

(30:13):
and it got ugly, very very ugly. It's the nature
of campaigns at that point. And I kind of liked
your idea of them teaming up. I don't know if
that can happen. But I think anything can happen. And
I think, you know, I think Ron has done a
great job as governor, and I thought Trump did a

(30:33):
great job as policies were phenomenal for this country. And
he's tough as nails. And right now we see, you know,
the difference that we have a weak president. Look at China,
look at Russia, look at a rand, Look at North Korea.
It scares me. Look at the economy that scares me.
Look at the border that scares me. You know, importing
oil from Venezuela, that scares me. How stupid is that?

(30:55):
So I'm concerned about all of these issues, and we
need the American people enlightened as to what the stakes
are here. And I'm going to do everything I can
do to try and remind people of this very important
point that you're making. Okay, but people don't listen to me, Linda.

(31:16):
Do people listen to me? Now? People don't listen to
me either. No, Like when I say break okay, nothing
to do with that. But occasionally am a little long
when just occasionally, hey, Sean Hannity here and that's right,
it is tax season once again. Doesn't that make it happy? Anyway?
The deadline to file your taxes right around the corner.

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I was shocked when I saw the number last week.
What forty two thousand government employees don't even file They
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I pay all my taxes, and anyway that they can
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