Sean Hannity Show - Terror Is Terror

May 20, 2016 - Sean Hannity Show

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Terror Is Terror

Ann Coulter joined Sean to share her thoughts on the latest surrounding the EgyptAir tragedy. Some in the liberal media are still afraid to call this a terrorist attack but, at some point, it's important to acknowledge that terror is terror! The Sean Hannity Show is live Monday through Friday from 3pm - 6pm ET. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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	We have the very latest on what has happened with this missing Egypt Air Flight 804.
	Well, in fact, they have found debris, but they do suspect that a lot of the debris is not going to be recovered.
	I still believe in my theory from yesterday.
	We'll check in with Mikey Kay.
	Also going to meet uh United States Army Staff Sergeant Travis Mills today.
	This is a guy that is one of only five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
	Way do you hear how great what the great things this man is doing?
	So inspiring.
	He'll weigh in too on the issue of the missing plane or the plane that crashed, and we'll get to all of that in the course of the program today.
	Um I want to start here.
	You know, I have been actively making the case against liberalism, against Bill Clinton, against Barack Obama, as loudly and forcefully as they can.
	And every time the country decides it's going to go down this liberal road, we we pay a price.
	In 2007, we ignored all the warning signs about Barack Obama, uh, a guy that worshipped a communist by the name of Frank Marshall Davis, highly influenced him in Hawaii.
	Or that he was an Linskyite disciple, that he was an acorn organizer, what acorn is all about, that he went to the church of GD America for 20 years.
	Uh, a guy that that praised, you know, grew up and went to a Muslim school in Jakarta saying there's nothing more beautiful than the call to prayer at sunset.
	That was in the New York Times, Nicholas Christoph wrote that.
	And and then, of course, he starts his political career in the home of an unrepentant terrorist, two of them, Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dorn.
	And he's never deviated from his radicalism.
	You know, we warned about the Clintons.
	This was supposed to be the week where the Clintons, with their willing surrogates in the liberal news media that they were going to take down Donald Trump with their 20 printed pages and their expose on how Donald Trump treats women.
	And it backfired, and the story has been totally and completely debunked.
	We've interviewed three of the women featured in that article this week.
	One a former girlfriend who's livid, Brewer Lane, what's her first name?
	I forgot.
	Um, an amazing woman, said they purposefully distorted and manipulated everything they said that she said about Donald Trump or Carrie Prejan, who said, Yeah, they took a little excerpt out of my book to make it seem like I was saying one thing when if they only went down another sentence, they would have seen my praise for Donald Trump.
	And it all backfires.
	And I do an interview with Donald Trump.
	And I say to Donald Trump, well, if the New York Times is gonna go after you and they have these reporters working for months trying to dig up as much dirt and backfires.
	Well, maybe the case against Bill Clinton is relevant considering Hillary is playing the gender card.
	Isn't it time for a woman to be president?
	That she wants to portray him in a in a certain light that is inaccurate, unfair, according to the women that the New York Times used.
	But then we do know about Bill Clinton.
	We do know that Paula Jones, in fact, that he was impeached, paid $840,000, lost his law license.
	We do know that he lied about Jennifer Flowers.
	I mean, that came up in the beginning of the campaign.
	They went on 60 minutes, they lied through their teeth, and then during impeachment, he finally admitted, yeah, he did have an affair with Jennifer Flowers.
	Just like Monica Lewinsky, oh, she's crazy, oh, she's nuts.
	It's the nuts and sluts characterization.
	The smearing, the slandering, besmirchment, the character assassinate happens to all of these women, whether they are willing or not.
	Whether this was an assault or not.
	Then you've got really sick allegations.
	Paula Jones saying that as attorney general he dropped his pants and exposed himself in front of her.
	Well, she won her case.
	But that didn't stop Clinton supporters like James Carvel.
	Hey, drag a dollar bill through a trailer park.
	People say anything.
	And the case of Kathleen Willie.
	She was intimidated.
	She's told that story on this on this program many times.
	And she was gropeed, grab, fondled, touched, kissed against her will.
	And then Juanita Broderick, who who outright claims he raped her.
	And she goes on to explain exactly what happened in detail.
	Well, that's not featured, apparently.
	That's not news for the New York Times.
	But the fact that this is backfired is an incredible moment, a telling moment on how you, we, the people, have changed the way news is delivered.
	You don't need NBC anymore.
	You don't need ABC anymore.
	You don't need CBS anymore.
	You don't need the Clinton News Network anymore.
	Number one, we do have Fox.
	You do have talk radio, but you also have Twitter.
	And you have Facebook and you have Instagram.
	You how much news I get off my Twitter account just by scrolling through on any given moment?
	It's amazing.
	I love it.
	Same with Facebook.
	You get so much news and information at a moment's notice literally at your fingertips.
	It's incredible.
	So the world's changed.
	Anyway, so last night Andrea Mitchell goes on and other networks and other people.
	Mrs. Broderick's claim has been discredited.
	That is a lie.
	That is an outright lie.
	And I defy anybody to tell me when and where it was ever discredited.
	It is a falsehood.
	It is an ugly falsehood.
	It's an ideologically motivated falsehood, and it's all based on wishful thinking that people won't do their own work, background and research.
	Now, there's a website, Vox.com that concedes that the rape allegation has not been definitively refuted.
	In his book uncovering Clinton, the even the liberal leading Mike Izakoff to help break the Monica Lewinsky story, well, he wasn't allowed to, Drudge had the courage to do what Newsweek wouldn't let him do as a reporter, and he said privately Clinton lawyers have conceded that Clinton may have had consensual sex with Broderick, but insist that he would never have forced himself upon an unwilling participant.
	Remember uh Christopher Hitchens before he passed away.
	He was a pretty he and I had a pretty contentious relationship as he was an atheist.
	But anyway, after investigating the allegation, had little doubt that Miss Broderick's claim was true.
	I've interviewed her.
	I sat there.
	I did the second interview that she ever did, and I looked her in the eye.
	I I'll be honest, I was stunned.
	And as Lisa Myers said at the time, well, we're having a problems airing it because NBC finds you too credible.
	Anyway, Hitchens wrote a chapter, is there a rapist in the Oval Office?
	The paperback version of his book, No One Left to Lie To, which as he wrote has never been challenged by anybody in the Fable Clinton rapid response team.
	Now Andrea Mitchell, former colleague of Lisa Myers, Myers did the first interview with Juanita Broderick, has since said, Well, I can say nothing that has come up since that story was reported that in any way undercuts what Juanita Broderick said.
	And I will say the same thing.
	And there were multiple people at the time that she told that have corroborated that she said it at the time.
	At Hot Air, John Sexton, he said, Well, that's pretty much the definition of something having not been discredited.
	Andrea Mitchell needs to c correct her statement on the air and explain why she got it wrong.
	Now, just like the New York Times, I don't see them firing these two idiots that tried to take out Trump this week.
	I doubt NBC's gonna take down Andrea Mitchell.
	I would say though that Andrea Mitchell, you know, it shocked the world that she would retract that false statement that NBC let her make.
	Now, I've interviewed her.
	She has been consistent.
	We played it yesterday right here on this program.
	She was even a volunteer for Clinton's gubernatorial campaign.
	Met him when he visited his when when he visited his campaign office in uh in Van Buren, Arkansas that April, says that he invited her to go to the office in Little Rock.
	She had a conference, she was a nurse, she had a conference there and in fact called and they had a meeting.
	It was supposed to be in public.
	Well, there's too many people down here.
	You might have to have a little coffee up in your place.
	And uh she tells the story that he spent only a few minutes chatting, Pointed to an old jail he wanted to renovate if he became governor before he began kissing her.
	She resisted all his advances, but soon he pulled back onto uh pulled her back onto the bed and forcibly had sex with her.
	And then when he bit her upper lip and bruised it, it was swollen.
	Our friend testifies to this.
	And then in fact, you know, as he's leaving, he better up, you better throw some ice on that.
	Now it's worth noting that several of friends of Juanita Broderick have backed up her story.
	Norma Rogers, who was the director of nursing at Broderick's nursing home at the time, told reporters she entered the hotel room shortly after the assault took place and found Mrs. Broderick crying and in a state of shock.
	Her upper lip puffed out in blue, appeared to have been hit.
	Rogers elaborated to the New York Times, she told me he forced himself on her and forced her to have intercourse.
	And uh, you know, in that NBC interview, Broderick's friend, Louise Ma, Susan Lewis, Jean Darden, Norma Rogers' sister, all told NBC News that Broderick told him Clinton raped her at the time.
	David Broderick, with whom Broderick was, I guess it was the boyfriend at the time.
	They both eventually got married, told NBC that Broderick's top lift was black after the incident.
	She told him that she had been raped by Bill Clinton.
	I know it's impossible to prove a rape allegation when it's a he said she said in some instances, but this is pretty damning.
	It has never been debunked.
	It has never been debunked.
	And I would add it was Hillary Clinton on Twitter who said every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported.
	Well, does that a claim apply to Juanita?
	So the claim made by Andrea Mitchell that it's been discredited, that's a discredited report.
	Just like the New York Times hit piece on Trump was discredited this week.
	Andrea Mitchell in her eagerness to help Mrs. Clinton should not be outslandering Juanita Broderick in the process.
	I wouldn't be surprised if she got sued over this.
	She would deserve it.
	By the way, the Clinton camp is warning Bernie Sanders that he's handing the White House to Trump.
	I love the infighting that's been unveiled this week.
	Oh, a federal judge blasted the Obama Justice Department for serious misconduct.
	Anyway, in a blistering court review, the U.S. district court judge, Andrew Hannon, said this misconduct is the is a case of intentional, serious, and material.
	In fact, it's hard to imagine a more serious, more calculated plan of unethical conduct.
	This reprimand came after the administration granted 100,000 expanded work permits for undocumented immigrants, despite Hannon issuing a ruling in February 2015 blocking Obama's executive action.
	The judge ordered Attorney General Loretta Lynch to provide a comprehensive plan within 60 days on how to prevent this unethical conduct from ever occurring again.
	Wow, that's pretty powerful.
	By the way, Oklahoma legislators want Obama impeached over the transgender bathroom orders.
	Can you imagine?
	I mean, is it really so bigoted to say that, well, if somebody is physically a male, they shouldn't have access to bathrooms where little girls go to the bathroom?
	Is that a such a is that such a controversial position in this day and age?
	I don't know.
	By the way, Bernie Sanders ended an interview after being asked about the Nevada chaos.
	Apparently he's pretty ticked off.
	An NBC reporter was asking about the episode.
	Senator Quickly this past weekend was the Nevada convention, the reporter began.
	And that was all Sanders needed to hear.
	Okay, I think we're gonna leave.
	We're done.
	And he walked out.
	Pretty funny.
	Donald Trump responding to Hillary, he's not fit for the Oval Office.
	He's out blasting Hillary's miserable performance as Secretary of State and botching America's Middle East policy and furthering the spread of global terrorism.
	Look at the carnage he said over the world, including the World Trade Center and San Bernardino and Paris and the USS Cole and Brussels and an unlimited number of other places, she and our totally ignorant president won't even use the term radical Islamic terrorism.
	And by the way, ask Hillary who blew up the plane last night.
	Another terrible but preventable tragedy.
	She has bad judgment and is unfit to serve as president at this delicate, delicate and difficult time in our country's history.
	By the way, isn't that so true when you think about it?
	It just really is true.
	Mikey Kay is going to join us and talk a little bit about what happened with this uh airliner.
	Now from my standpoint, I think it's probably going to end up being terror.
	We know that some suitcases, some body parts have been recorded uh recovered from Egypt Air, the crash site.
	Egypt's uh military said they found the first pieces of missing Egypt air passenger plane, although no signs that they're any closer to solving the puzzle, but planes don't just fall right out of the sky.
	On top of that, we now know too, MBC is reporting that the part of the Mediterranean where Egypt Air Flight 804 went down is so deep that divers may never be able to reach a lot of the wreckage that matters.
	Investigators searching for the records of uh the wreckage of this plane may face similar problems of those finding the uh Malaysian airlines jet.
	You know, this is well below what divers can reach.
	But with all that said, I mean, we have the equipment now.
	You can send these robotics down there, and they should be able to pull some of this up.
	I mean, they've been able to do pretty magnificent things in terms of recovery, and that includes the Titanic.
	Anyway, as promised, we're gonna get to our phone calls.
	We have former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, and Coulter today, Mikey Kay.
	He knows a lot about airlines and airplanes and crashes.
	He's going to give us his expert take on all of this.
	Uh in the meantime, let's get to our busy calls.
	All right, first let's go to Paul in Coral Springs, Florida, an airline pilot.
	How are you, Paul?
	Glad you called, sir, and uh we appreciate you calling and giving us your insight.
	Thank you.
	A great American John.
	I just wanted to co corroborate the attitude there that this is probably some sort of terror plot.
	It's either a bomb or a or a or an errant pilot deliberately crashing the airplane.
	Uh it doesn't make any sense that an airplane like this in the today's reliability and redundancy and maintenance and training and procedure and engineering that a plane like this would just all of a sudden fall out of the sky without any kind of a Mayday call or anything like that.
	That in my mind, as soon as I heard it and heard what they did know from radar, this was to me, it had to have been something that was deliberate.
	Like I said, a bomb or even an errand pilot.
	But airplanes like this just don't fall out of the sky as you were saying yesterday.
	Yeah, that look, they don't, and and I understand the swerving is somewhat indicative, the fact that they lost radar contact immediately.
	You know, some event happened up there.
	And if you have three air marshals on a plane where you have only fifty-five passengers on one of the safest planes in the sky, the Airbus A three twenty, it's it's just not likely that this happened by accident.
	Something happened, something precipitated this rapid descent to twenty-two thousand feet so quickly, right?
	Absolutely.
	And and just for the fact that there was no Mayday call, no radio.
	If some other pilot was doing something, the other pilot can grab the radio switch and grab it and just have an open mic and hear the hear whatever sort of a dispute or or battle may have ensued on the flight deck there, but with no whatsoever and no other no other voice communications with the uh with the air traffic control.
	It to me it just seemed more likely that it is a bomb, and it was a delivered act by radical Islam that nobody seems to want to talk about anymore, but it would live in the world that way.
	And I don't know why everybody's got those people who know have their heads in the sand about it, and more worried about political correctness than stopping this threat.
	Yeah, I totally agree with you.
	I think the natural first thought should be terrorism in this day and age.
	And this was the debate I got into with this Imam last night.
	He wouldn't even acknowledge that radical Islamic terrorism exists.
	All right, Paul, thank you.
	What do you fly by the way?
	What's your what's your what's the type of plane you fly?
	I'm in the 737.
	Yeah, and by the way, that's a war course, too.
	That's one of the safest planes in the sky.
	One thing I don't think people do understand is the maintenance programs on these planes.
	As I pointed out yesterday, the engines only are allowed to fly X number of hours.
	Uh you have incredible redundancy in terms of safety and security.
	The avionics are are now mastered on these airplanes.
	Uh They also literally will take the airplane apart after X number of hours in the air, correct?
	That's correct.
	And let me there's something else that pointing me to say if one of these airplanes are usually the service scene was up around 41,000 feet.
	If in fact both of the engines failed at the same time, with nothing else influencing the airplane, not other problems.
	But the airplane will glide three miles to every thousand feet that it's got.
	So that's 120 miles with a glide time, an awful long time to let people know there's a problem where the airplane is actually going to contact the ground or the ocean if that were to be the case.
	So the whole thing again.
	Well, that's what that was my argument is I I think people think, oh, the engines go out, well, the plane is just gonna fall.
	No, it's not gonna fall, it's gonna glide.
	And that's a good point.
	Yeah, and and lots and lots, and if the engines are out, though that doesn't mean communications are out.
	So anyway, appreciate it, Paul.
	Thank you.
	800 941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
	KTRH in Houston.
	Sharon is standing by.
	Sharon, hi, how are you?
	Happy Friday, and we're glad you called.
	Thank you, Sean.
	I'm glad to be with you.
	You told me to call back earlier, spoke to you the other day about Paul Ryan and his cautiousness to endorse Donald Trump.
	And you said call back and because I only had one minute.
	I was at the last at the end.
	No, I'm glad I'm glad we got I hope we got back to you and you didn't have to do that.
	Yeah, you did, you did.
	You've got a great uh Carl Screener.
	She's handled it very well.
	But anyway, I just wanted to let you know that um about my my uh thinking on Paul Ryan.
	I I well I don't I'm not big on Paul Ryan, and I know he's part of the establishment, which I I don't like that the way he's uh um conducted himself so far in the House, but I am glad he's being cautious about endorsement of Donald Trump.
	And I think he's acting statesmanlike, which is nice to see.
	And I think Donald Trump could learn from that.
	He could learn some uh case you know he needs to improve his capabilities of being statesmanlike.
	But in the meantime, we've heard um him put out the list of his uh uh potential candidates for uh uh people that he might appoint.
	For the court.
	Yep.
	Yes, yes.
	So that's sort of where I'm tracking right now now that the week's rolled out.
	Well, here's what we know.
	Here's I can tell you these things, and you're a conservative.
	Well, I just wanted to make one comment real quick, and that is um the way he introduced this list was that he said these are potential candidates that he would consider.
	So those words potential and consider rang bells with me.
	And so it's not exactly anything we can depend on.
	So that's that's my uh that's the problem for me.
	And and he has been changing reversing course on other issues, so this doesn't give me a lot of confidence.
	Well, I don't know what else you look.
	This is he said he's gonna add to the list.
	Uh he said that this is the type of justice I want, and he went to the Federalist Society, he went to conservative senators, he went to conservative congressmen, he went to the Heritage Foundation, and I have not heard anything but praise for every single person on this list.
	He says it fits his judicial philosophy.
	He says he's looking for justices like Scalia and Thomas, and that it's uh I did ask him that, and he said, Yeah, this this is likely my list, but if I see other people that fit this criteria, this criteria, then I'm gonna put them on that list.
	So I am very confident as a matter of fact, that that's the type of justice he's I think he's serious about it.
	So, you know, look, I'm not gonna sit here and be the special pleader for Donald Trump, but you're not gonna get those justices or anything like it from Hillary.
	You're not gonna get you're gonna get the same reckless spending of Obama.
	He told me this week he wants to balance the budget.
	Uh he talked at length about expanding coal mining, drilling, expanding nuclear the use of nuclear for for energy.
	He also talked about expanding fracking.
	He's talked about sending education back to the schools, eliminating common core, taking care of our vets, rebuilding our military.
	Now, if he does most of those things, they are conservative to me, even as he is nationalist populist.
	So I'm uh I'm confident that the promises he's made Are just right.
	So anyway, I appreciate the call.
	I'm glad we got back to you, and I'm glad you got to finish your point.
	Uh Jerry is in Kansas City, KMBZ, a liberal.
	What's up, Jerry?
	How are you?
	Happy Friday.
	Yeah, happy Friday to you too, Sean.
	Yeah, I guess you could say uh in many ways I'm still a liberal, but I'm still frustrated with the process because after all the primaries, all the money spent, the best we can do, and this is stretching the point is that I'm not really enthused about any of the three candidates,
	and that includes Gary Johnson on the libertarian side, who's the only viable third party because any of this other stuff, Romney and the other people are talking about third party.
	They're just sore losers.
	I'm not a Donald Trump fan.
	I'll be upset with that from the get-go.
	But using the definition that the GOP candidates used in the past, Mr. Trump is a winner once again, like he's been many times in his life.
	And thought we were supposed to honor winners with rewards, not try to penalize them for some imagined errors or slights or things that he wrong, and I think that I think both Fox News and MSNBC should be investigating the candidates they favor a little more, but I'm not naive enough to think that with some exceptions like you.
	Well, I don't know.
	I listen, I feel I have asked, and you feel free to tell me what question you wish that I have asked, I would have asked Donald Trump over the times that I've interviewed him.
	Tell me the question.
	I'll I'll contest on that I'm not informed because Mr. Trump turns me off a little bit, and I usually just made a statement that you wish people.
	But hang on a second.
	You just made a statement.
	You just made a statement that you wished I'd asked questions that would be more probing or investigative, and then you tell me you don't watch my interviews.
	Now I can't think of a question that I wanted to ask him that I thought was legitimate that needed to be asked that hasn't been asked.
	And I've talked specifically about judicial philosophy, specifically about the economy, specifically about ISIS, specifically about energy independence, specifically about education, specifically about the Constitution, specifically about the First Amendment, the second amendment, the Tenth Amendment.
	I've asked him all these questions, and you know, if you want me to ask him who he dated 25 years ago, like the New York Times, no, I haven't asked those questions.
	I haven't asked every girlfriend or every woman he's known.
	But I have interviewed Juanita, I have interviewed Kathleen Willie, I have interviewed Paula Jones.
	So look, if you're gonna if you're going to criticize me, you've got to at least watch the interviews and then call me back and tell me what question it is you want me to ask these guys.
	All right, and I'll be glad to do that.
	Well, right to that effect, Sean.
	You make a valid point.
	I want to be uh informed electorate, and I guess right now about either any one of the three candidates, and I'll throw in Bernie, and I think Bernie's gotten a dirty deal from the Democratic Party because Bobby Schultz's Watserman Schultz has made it clear that she favors Hillary.
	Party chairman, and this suffice to the Republicans too, should not, as least as far as when the primary process is underway, they shouldn't be favoring any candidate.
	They should be covering all of them.
	Well, I appreciate you being with us.
	Thanks, 800 941 Sean.
	You want to be a part of the program.
	We also have plenty of time now.
	I mean, I I had an hour with Donald Trump this week.
	We talked about energy, the economy, about ISIS, about his plans, about judicial picks.
	We I mean, we went through his entire agenda, and I kept asking, do you promise this?
	Do you mean this?
	How solid is this agenda?
	And he gave his answer.
	This is what I stand for.
	What a week this has been in terms of media bias.
	I mean, you start out the week, the New York Times, they think they got this 20 printed page hit piece on Donald Trump, and Donald Trump's a sexist, and Donald Trump, the way he treats women behind the scenes, and and they think they got him.
	They've been investigating now for months and months and months, and what happens?
	The lead person in the story, a former girlfriend, comes out and says the New York Times purposefully manipulated everything she said and got wrong everything she told them about Donald Trump.
	And then, of course, we interviewed another woman who was a vice president for condo sales for Trump organizations, and what happens?
	The best boss I ever worked for, the nicest person, the most polite, the most gentlemanly like man I've ever met in my life.
	And then Carrie Brajon.
	They took out a isolated context of her book.
	They wouldn't even go two more sentences down to purposefully manipulate people, and she says he has done so much for me in my life, was so kind to me, stood up for me when nobody else would, except me, uh, at the time when she was under fire.
	The story totally falls apart.
	Fast forward, I interviewed Donald Trump on Wednesday night.
	What happens?
	We start talking about well, is the New York Times going to interview Juanita Broderick or Paula Jones or Kathleen Willie, and if they do, are they going to talk about him dropping his pants in front of Paula Jones or the charges Kathleen Willie made that that Bill Clinton in the Oval Office grabbed and touched and fondled and kissed her against her will, or the case of Juanita Broderick, before I even could get out what her charge was, because I've interviewed her, which was rape.
	Uh Donald Trump mentioned the R word.
	And now all of a sudden, a week that was supposed to be so negative towards Donald Trump on the issue of of gender and women turns around and it's an awful week again for the Clintons.
	Isn't it amazing when you have somebody that is willing to fight back and tell the truth, something we've not seen in a Republican presidential candidate in a long time.
	Anyway, joining us now, Jeff Lord, former uh associate political director in the Reagan administration, and he's a columnist and author of the brand new book, What America Needs, the case for Trump, Jessica Tarlov, senior strategist at Schoen Consulting.
	Uh Jeffrey Lord, I have been watching media for a long time.
	I think this campaign, assuming it it ends up, that doesn't really matter even which way it ends up, but the study of Donald Trump and his meteoric rise to the top and his ability to leap over mainstream media and go directly to people is gonna change the way elections move from this day forward.
	You are absolutely right about Sean.
	You know, right before you called, I was watching him at the NRA, and he was describing that what happened in Santa Barbara.
	I'm sorry, in San Bernardino, uh, when the when the Islamic radicals went in there and murdered 14 people, and he talks about how they're their friends and everything.
	And then he says, mind you, in front of an NRA convention.
	If they'd had a gun and he pulls out his finger and cocks it and goes, boom, of course the audience went nuts.
	My point is you'd never find a presidential candidate who would say something like that.
	Never in a thousand years.
	I mean, this is somebody who really knows how to communicate with the American people, and most importantly, as you said, who was willing to stand up and fight back, and boy is he doing it.
	Can you imagine I I declared journalism dead, Jeffrey?
	You remember back in 2008.
	I do.
	And and I I look listen, if this doesn't prove it, I don't know what will.
	The New York Times designed this piece.
	They wanted to take a chunk out of out of Donald Trump, and they wanted to advance Hillary Clinton's narrative.
	And I have zero doubt that they coordinated together.
	They had a narrative written before they even interviewed the people, ignored all the exculpatory and wonderful things that these women said about Donald Trump, manipulated their comments, misrepresented those comments.
	They may even be open for a libel suit here in some ways.
	And these women then bravely go out on the media, tell that story.
	The entire New York Times story is debunked, discredited as a newspaper, and the very same newspaper we discovered, Jessica, they haven't done extensive reporting on Juanita or on Kathleen or on Paula Jones or any of these other people.
	And then Donald Trump mentions it in an interview with me, and look what happens.
	Now they have to report it based on what they tried to do earlier in the week.
	Yeah, no, absolutely.
	I think that this was surely not a great thing for the New York Times or for the Clinton campaign.
	I don't think it's gonna move Donald Trump's unfavorables with women, which are about 15 points higher than they are than higher than Hillary Clinton's, which obviously she should be doing better with women.
	Um but yeah, I I don't disagree with you about it, and I think that he is going to be bringing up the nineties over and over again, and we're gonna have to get back into it.
	But we also need to remember that Bill Clinton's popularity soared during impeachment.
	The highest favorability that he had during his own.
	Okay, there's a big difference here Because what happened with either Jennifer Flowers, which by the way, he denied, and Hillary smeared at the time, and then Bill Clinton finally admitted, people forget this little known fact.
	He did admit after during impeachment that he did have an affair with Jennifer Flowers, so that was a lie from the get go from this guy.
	But what happened with Jennifer Flowers, what happened with Monica Lewinsky and some others, that was consensual.
	What happened with Paul Jones was not consensual.
	He was impeached.
	He lost his law license.
	He paid an eight hundred and fifty thousand dollar judgment in that particular case.
	So if if they're so concerned that Donald Trump may have said, Oh, maybe you shouldn't eat so much candy, which was the big bombshell in the New York Times expose is a horrible thing to say.
	Um maybe they'd pay attention to Juanita Broderick.
	I've interviewed her three times.
	You ever see my interviews with her?
	I haven't seen one of them.
	I haven't seen all of them.
	Yes.
	And do you find her believable and credible?
	Well, I mean, she has been discredited over the years.
	I I'm not sure.
	Oh, oh, stop right there.
	Whoa, whoa, whoa.
	Whoa, whoa, whoa.
	When has she ever been discredited?
	And how?
	I I I have would have to dig up the article.
	No, you know.
	She's never been discredited.
	I know this is a talking point.
	Wait a minute.
	She told she told her friend who was a nurse at the time that time.
	She told her boyfriend at the time.
	As a matter of fact, she tore f sa told four separate people who have all said yes, she told us at the time.
	When has she ever been discredited?
	No, she's never been discredited, but you repeat that as though that's a fact.
	Well, uh but I've read it around the LA Times and in the Daily Beast.
	Michael Tomovsky wrote about this recently, saying that bringing up the nineties and his past this way isn't going to work because there are holes in every story.
	Okay.
	There's not a whole k give me one hole in one either story.
	There was something I I I would have to put up to pull the exactly.
	You have to look it up.
	All right, give me a whole give me a hole in Paula Jones' story.
	I Sean, I listen.
	Give me a hole in Kathleen.
	Wait a minute.
	You said there are holes in these stories.
	Where are the holes?
	You need to pull up the article.
	All right, Jeffrey Lord.
	Well, I'll help you because I know these are there are no holes.
	There are no point.
	Sean, one of the things that w we need to sort of uh have a come to Jesus moment here with Hillary Clinton, she proclaims herself as a champion of women.
	She's not a champion of women.
	She's a champion of liberalism.
	And if you are not a liberal woman, then woe betide your fate, whether it's Jennifer Flowers or Paula Jones or Juanita Broderick or Kathleen Willie or any of these other folks, this is what liberals do to women.
	I mean, in in the sort of nicer quote unquote version of this, uh all of this stuff that you know, they're taking such umbrage at the way Hillary Clinton is being treated by Donald Trump.
	Where were these people, where were all these liberals when Sarah Palin was being called a moron and an idiot and a joke and all of this sort of stuff?
	They were the ones saying these things.
	And that's because if you are not a conservative, you get a pass.
	If you if you are a conservative, then they're gonna come after you, whether you're a woman, whether you're black, etc.
	And they're especially going to come after you if you've gotten in the way of a nice white liberal man who's pro-abortion.
	You know, I think what's happening here is, you know, and there's other issues involving women too.
	Now, Jessica, you know how women are treated in Saudi Arabia and in Kuwait under Sharia law, other countries, the UAE, right?
	All right.
	The Clinton Foundation, of which Hillary's a part of and one of its chief officers, they have taken millions of dollars from countries like Saudi Arabia.
	Women can't drive, vote, they're told what to wear.
	Okay, can I finish?
	Women women, she's the champion of women's rights.
	Women can't drive.
	Women can't vote, women are told how to dress.
	Women can't go to school or work without a man's permission.
	They can't leave the house without a male relative and go out alone.
	Now, can you find me or cite one example?
	Now the Clinton Foundation has taken millions from these countries.
	Cite me one example when she has spoken out against the horrible mistreatment of women under Sharia in the countries that donated millions to her foundation.
	Can you cite one example?
	She's made human rights speeches where she's talked about this issue for sure.
	When is she ever called out when is she when and where has she ever called out the countries that have donated millions because I don't think you can find it.
	I've been looking.
	I can't find it.
	Well, I will have to look it up.
	Again, I'm not sure.
	You gotta look it up too.
	You gotta look it up again.
	But I mean, this is the thing I I completely here's my hypothesis, though.
	She takes money from countries that treat women horribly, claims to be a champion of women, doesn't speak out against these countries.
	I would argue that the money meant more than speaking out, and that these countries bought her silence.
	Is that a fair conclusion, Jeff?
	Yes, absolutely it is.
	I mean, the whole Clinton Foundation scheme, I I I mean is unbelievable.
	It's unbelievable.
	Using I mean, these allegations that in essence, his speeches and money into the Clinton Foundation sort of coincides with her operation as Secretary of State.
	I mean, that that is mind boggling, and believe me, that's not going to go unnoticed in this campaign.
	Not with Donald Trump, I assure you.
	Mm-hmm.
	By the way, there's an issue that was brought up today, uh, Jeffrey, as it relates to there is a a statute.
	A reporter is investigating the legality of Trump announcing a s a potential Supreme Court list and and potential cabinet picks if he makes them tell me.
	Oh, yeah, I know.
	Well, I actually happen to because it's a federal offense to offer somebody a job or or whatever.
	Uh eighteen U.S. code five ninety-nine, promise of appointment by a candidate, whoever being in Canada directly, indirectly, promises or pledges the appointment, or the use of his influence or support uh for the appointment of any person to any public private position or employment for the purpose of procuring support in his candidacy, shall be fined under the title in imprisoned.
	By the way, most of these people I know for a fact they didn't know they didn't know they were on the list.
	Right.
	First of all, the promise was not made to them.
	The promise was made to the American people.
	That's correct.
	I I mean, th this is this is ridiculous.
	Uh you know, uh I mean, if if that's the way we're gonna go, then uh anybody who's selected for vice president is being promised a job.
	Well, exactly I mean, it just shows how desperate everybody is, you know.
	Well, listen, I appreciate both of you being with us.
	Uh thank you, Jeff.
	Jessica, thank you, and we'll bring you back when you get your list of answers, okay?
	We love you anyway.
	All right, thank you guys.
	So good friend Mikey Kay, foreign correspondent and former assault helicopter pilot and senior advisor to the UK Ministry of Defense.
	And by the way, he's got a new show that airs on the travel channels.
	It's at noon tomorrow.
	It's called You Only Live Once.
	And uh welcome back, sir.
	How are you?
	Congratulations on the new show.
	Sean Hannity, my friend, how are you?
	Thank you for playing that.
	It's a little bit old hearing your own voice back on the radio.
	Well, listen, I appreciate you being with us, and I also want to welcome to the program.
	Uh with us is Travis Mills, and on April 10th, 2012, the United States Air S uh Army Sergeant Travis Mills of the 82nd Airborne was critically injured on his third tour of duty in Afghanistan by an IED, losing a portion of both legs, both arms.
	He is one of only five quadruple a amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to survive such extensive injuries, and Travis now lives an inspiring life as a quadruple amputee.
	He's written a New York Times best-selling memoir, Tough as They Come.
	He speaks across the country, motivates others.
	His motto is never give up, never quit.
	And his foundation is in the process of building a fully adaptive veterans' retreat in Maine.
	Uh Travis, you are truly an an im in inspiration in every way, shape, matter, and form, and I I am blown away by what you have been able to accomplish, and and it's just incredible to me.
	Thank you for being with us.
	Absolutely, Sean.
	Thanks for having me.
	Excited to be here.
	And uh and excited to talk about everything going on.
	Before I get to that, so all of a sudden you get whacked with this IED, improvised explosive device.
	You lose portions of both legs and both arms.
	You're one of five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
	You survive from such extensive injuries.
	When you wake up and you see the condition you're in, what are you thinking?
	How how devastated are you?
	What do you what are you thinking about your life at that moment?
	Well, I can tell you that um if people want to get a visual on what I look like now and what I look like then, they can always visit Travismills.org just so everybody can see what's going on.
	But I woke up on my twenty-fifth birthday, to be honest with you.
	I was hit April 10th, um trip I became a triple ampathy that day.
	Two days later they had cut my hand off on the twelfth, and then on the 14th, I woke up in Launchville, Germany to find out I was a quadruple Avertee for my brother in law.
	And I was down and out.
	I didn't want to talk to my wife.
	I I uh didn't want to talk to my family if the Taliban got me.
	I felt embarrassed and sad and upset, and it took a little while to get my head turned around.
	When I saw my wife the first time on the eighteenth at Walter Reed, uh I went ahead and told her, Take everything we have, it's yours.
	Take the house, the money, the cars, the kid, I will financially fund everything.
	And She said, That's not how this works at all.
	And she was truly the rock with my little girl, Chloe, who was six months old at the time.
	That has got me where I am today.
	And now you travel around the country, you wrote this book, you have this website, you're building a facility for veterans in Maine, uh, those that have had severe injuries.
	I mean, you didn't think at that moment that all of these things, all of these moments in your life would would transform your life in such a positive way to help others.
	I really didn't.
	If I could be honest, I thought that my life was basically over.
	I was done and I didn't know what I was gonna be able to do except for be a bird.
	And then I learned how to snowboard and kayak.
	My wife, my daughter stay by my side, my my daughter, I take her to school every morning.
	And I took my I took her uh to lunch today, my wife had an appointment.
	I mean, I live a pretty awesome life, and I'm able to go around and tell people my story in a positive light.
	I'm not a sob story.
	Please, everybody out there listening, do not pity me.
	And understand I I'm not wounded anymore.
	I hate the term wounded because I'm not.
	I have scars and I live life, you know, to the fullest and enjoy every day I still have.
	I I I I just can't, it takes my breath away.
	I've met many ki many of these young kids that lost their legs and lost arms and had their faces blown off, and so many of them, and they're all the same.
	Because you try and put yourself in that position.
	I try to think, and Mikey K, I'm sure you can relate to this.
	I mean, you're a you were an assault helicopter pilot.
	You you thought that one day you might be injured.
	You knew the risk uh in going into the services, and you just try and put yourself in that position.
	And I I don't understand that the level of bravery and courage.
	It is it is so inspiring.
	Like I walked out of Walter Reed hospital one day, and I literally felt embarrassed.
	You know why, Travis?
	Because I'm like, I think I've got problems.
	You know what I mean?
	Does that make sense to you?
	Honestly to me, it doesn't.
	I I mean I I get what you're saying, uh visually.
	But I don't know.
	No, I mean, because you see these guys that are really they're struggling to hope that they can walk one day.
	You know, they're but I also tell people, you know, I'd serve with everybody else.
	I'm thankful for the the ability to be able to serve, but I didn't do any more than anybody else.
	I raised my hand.
	And also I tell the crowds I'd say, you know what?
	We all have our own problems.
	I have mine, you have yours.
	We don't judge who has the worst problem, and and we go about our business in in our everyday life.
	I know but the thing what I'm trying to do Mikey.
	Can I just jump in a second?
	Travis, it's uh it's an absolute pleasure to meet you.
	I was uh I was reading your bio um earlier on today, and um I just sort of want to pick up on this a little bit really because I I think they're all sort of various graduations uh of courage.
	And um, you know, I used to I got three tools in Iraq and three in Afghanistan.
	Um the Iraq tools were all working SF with assault uh uh through the assault helicopter mechanism, uh and the Afghan tools were all working with Carl Eichenbury so on the strategic level.
	And uh I used to pick guys up like you on a fairly regular basis, guys that were walking the grounds every day, um, that were exposing themselves to remarkable risk.
	And and I I've got to be honest with you, and I'm not to sort of undo anything you said, Sean, about my job, but I couldn't really get my head around the courage that it took to to go out every day uh as a patrol uh and walk in some of the sort of dusty environments where you know i i it literally is a minefield in some of the areas that you go and walk in.
	I just couldn't get my head around now.
	You get up every morning and go and do that.
	So I've got I've got uh uh just uh an incredible amount of uh respect for the courage it takes just to do that, and then let alone what you've been through, sort of um coming out the back end of the incident.
	Well I appreciate I think what you do is amazing.
	I don't think I could do that.
	So here we are, and also you, Sean.
	I I mean getting on there every day and you know, just telling everybody straight how it is, it's it's impressive.
	I'm sure that you get mail on both ends uh for and against you, but I just you guys are impressive too.
	So here we are.
	Well, I I I'll be I'd be I I I I can't I I just can't put myself in this category with all due respect.
	I mean, it's it's kind of easy for me to shoot my big fat mouth off.
	I mean, I've been doing it since I'm young, and my father used to say to me, How did I survive all these years without your advice?
	I mean, I guess I was born to do this in that way, but it really is an inspiration.
	It's an honor, Travis, to have you.
	It really is.
	Um let me let me let me talk about this crash.
	Mikey Kay, you and I have been down this road a number of times here.
	We now have souk suitcases and body parts recovered from Egypt Air uh flight eight oh four.
	Uh the deep water, we're told may hamper the recovery efforts.
	That's the very latest on this.
	But airplanes just don't fall out of the sky.
	They just don't fall off a radar.
	They don't fall twenty-two thousand feet when they're flying at altitude at 37,000 feet.
	So my first thought is you have three air marshals on this plane.
	If anything had happened or anybody charged the cockpit, there were only fifty-five passengers on board.
	It wasn't like two hundred and fifty.
	So I'm thinking a bomb.
	Am I right or wrong?
	Um I think given the sort of um the geopolitical space at the moment, I think it's uh it's a really easy conclusion to jump to.
	Uh and we've seen that with Donald Trump yesterday, you know, he literally came straight out with it.
	Now, um I'm not saying that that as the events uh uh as the uh evidence comes in and and the conclusions are made that that's going to be wrong, but I I I think you know, when we look at things like this, we should put front front and foremost the families at the heart of what we're saying and what we're thinking and what we're concluding.
	And and at the moment, I I did two months of analysis on on CNN with um MH370, and I did analysis with you at the top of your show, Sean, um, on MH370.
	And I think at the moment, when we look at an incident like this, um, there are a number of things that we've got to keep on the table until we have enough evidence to take it off the table.
	So mechanical failure, uh, human error.
	Um one that is on the table now, which I would have sort of scoffed at before is sabotage.
	So you remember the German wings aircraft where the pilot literally flew the aircraft into the into the Alps.
	I mean, that is something which is is quite beyond your comprehension, but it happened.
	We've also had uh Boeing Trouble 7 completely disappear in 2020, completely disappear off radar.
	So I think what we've got to do is um, you know, we can we can speculate all we want, but w really for the sake of the families, I think it's important to um look at everything, keep everything on the table, um and and not jump to conclusions.
	Uh air France 447, Sean.
	Do you remember the jet that was traveling from Brazil to Paris disappeared over the over the Atlantic?
	Um it it took them uh two years to fly in the black boxes after the debris was found on the top of the ocean.
	And then after about six months of analysis, they realized that something had gone wrong with the pedo tube, that had caused erroneous readings in the cockpit, the crew had misread it, they'd taken the aircraft into a catastrophic stall and plowed it into the sea, and that's why there wasn't a distress call.
	Now, there aren't many people who could have predicted that outcome.
	And that was at altitude.
	So I just think that there is evidence out there for us to just take a pause.
	And in this sort of era of minute by minute cable news and the demand for the news feed, we should take a pause and we should we should think about the families and when we're talking about the possible consequences.
	Well, what do you what's your take on this, Travis?
	I mean, I watched this, you know, I had an imam on last night, and I'm like, well, isn't the natural thought process to go to Islamic radicalism as a possible cause, considering all of the incidents that have happened at airplanes and and terror incidents around the world?
	And I couldn't even get this guy to admit that radical Islam exists.
	What's your take, Travis?
	I think that's actually the I think that's a problem we face today.
	You know, it's um as far as speculation on what took the aircraft down, um, I I think Mikey had it completely right.
	It could be really one of anything.
	But how bad is it that the world we live in today, we think it could actually be ISIS.
	It could be uh a terrorist attack.
	And that's just gonna be troops on the ground and actually untying their hands overseas and letting them go ahead and go back to work the right way.
	Now that politicians get in the way of things and have them, you know, just let them do their job.
	When I was overseas, I saw it firsthand.
	Uh the president uh Gansan decided we shouldn't go out at night anymore.
	So I could watch people on a raid camera, put IEDs in the ground.
	I couldn't shoot mortars, I couldn't go out at nighttime and get these people.
	But the next day I was told I have to go try to find where they put the IED at and try to get it out of the ground, which ultimately ended, you know, ended my my uh arms and legs for me.
	So I think it's it's too bad that that is our first instinct that it's it's ISIS and it's a terrorist attack, and we have to take all the facts into consideration and try not to let fear run our lives.
	But I think that way we're gonna get past this and get around it is when they're having a parade down the middle of the street, we go in and do something about it.
	Well, I think that's a good thing.
	Sure.
	Go ahead.
	Um I I I think Travis, but the point that Travis makes is really the uh at the core of what is uh most frustrating for me at the moment, having served 20 years, 10 combat tours, and now seeing the way that the politicians run the business.
	Um Klausovich once said that um war is but an extension of politics.
	And my view very much is is that if you're gonna send brave women and men into harm's way, you've got to set the political additions in order to in order to to to um uh in order to sort of establish the most favorable outcome.
	Uh and at the moment, we haven't done that.
	Uh and there are two big problems with that.
	The first one is Turkey, and the second one is Saudi Arabia.
	And at the moment, there is Machiavellian scheming going on between what the Turkish agenda is, which is effectively wanting to establish a Salafist principality across Syria, what the sit what the Saudi agenda is, which is exactly the same thing, plus they've they've been exporting Wahhabism, which is the a steer creed of Sunni Islam, which is something that uh uh the uh Ab Abu Ghaddi who's the head of ISIS has latched onto.
	And I think I think we're we're we're not doing enough at the political level in order to establish the real proper conditions where the military can go in and actually do the job do the job properly.
	And until that's done, I think military activity is futile, and I actually think it's criminal to send our boys and girls into danger when there's other stuff going on at the political level that we know nothing about.
	Yeah.
	Well, the the thing is is we gotta go back to what we know in terms of aircraft.
	And the Airbus A three twenty is one of the safest planes in the sky.
	It's like a Boeing 37, 47, 5767, and that is these are workhorse planes.
	These are well maintained planes.
	And if an airplane, if both engines were to blow out, which would be very rare and almost impossible, especially at cruising altitude, then the plane would glide.
	The plane wouldn't fall, the plane wouldn't drop, it wouldn't drop off radar.
	There would be time for the pilots to communicate with air traffic control and communicate what their situation was, correct?
	Absolutely.
	And you know, with me, I travel across the nation.
	I've been to twenty-seven different states in just the last two and a half months uh speaking.
	So, you know, as a parent to my four-year-old, I have to make sure she knows, oh, I'll be back this time with a you know souvenir.
	And I don't want her to have to worry about is daddy gonna be on a plane where ISIS is gonna get attacked.
	I mean, she's a little young to really comprehend that.
	But my wife, I don't want her to fear about that too.
	So to get back to the planes that if something does happen and it glides, I mean I think that paints a better picture of exactly what happened.
	Because now it's yeah, I think I I think that um I I think that there is an indication that something abrupt has happened, and and to your point, Sean, um, you know, I've got two thousand five hundred hours flying, and when when we're going through flying training, you taught to aviate, navigate, and then communicate uh whenever there's an emergency, which means you fly the airplane, uh, you look to where the nearest diversion is, and then you put out either uh uh a Mayday call or a or a pan call, uh a distress call.
	Now that clearly hasn't gone out.
	Um but if you look again at Air France 447, there was a complete disorientation within the cockpit and the call never went out there and it stalled and went into the sea.
	Um I I've got to run, guys.
	Uh listen, I uh I wish I had more time to get into this.
	Uh we'll get to some calls and and other stuff when we get back, but uh we have no Ann Coulter at the top of the hour.
	Listen, I want to thank you both.
	Travis, it's a great honor.
	Uh it really is to meet you.
	Mikey Kay, we always love having you on.
	Congrats on the new show tomorrow on the travel channel at noon.
	We appreciate you being with us.
	Thank you so much for having me.
	Have a moment.
	Do you think that Donald Trump is qualified to be president?
	No, I do not.
	And I think in this past week, um, whether it's attacking Great Britain, praising uh the leader of North Korea, a despotic dictator, uh who has nuclear weapons, whether it is saying pull out of NATO,
	let other countries have nuclear weapons, the kinds of positions he is stating and the consequences of those positions and even the consequences of his statements are not just offensive to people, they are potentially dangerous.
	How so Mr. Trump, uh, yesterday Hillary said over on another channel, she said your proposal to ban Muslims uh promotes terrorism.
	Yeah.
	Is that the dumbest thing you've ever heard?
	I mean, it to me it's one of the dumbest statements I've ever heard.
	I mean, she is so ill equipped to be the president.
	Why is it dumb?
	It's I just think it's absolutely dumb.
	In fact, if anything, it's just the opposite, because they're gonna have to learn that we can't take this anymore, and they're gonna have to turn in the people that are bombing the planes, and they know who the people are, and we're not gonna find the people by just continuing to be so nice and so soft.
	All right, there you have it.
	There's Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, 800-941 Sean Tolfrey telephone number joining us on this Friday, news roundup information overload hour.
	You know, she's been one of my best friends forever.
	And sometimes she's so hard to be friends with, because she just she gets me in trouble all the time, and I love her to death.
	I knew her mother before she passed away.
	I promised that I'd get her married by now.
	I've totally failed her mother, and she's uh actually one of the funniest people I know, and people don't know how to take her sometimes is Ann Coulter.
	How are you?
	Right back at you.
	Well, I love well, I do love you.
	You're like my other sister, you know that.
	Um but you get me in trouble all the freaking time.
	Okay, because I want to talk about the news.
	Okay, I was listening to that.
	Frantically raising my hand saying, um, but Hillary's running for the same job as Donald Trump, so maybe she's not the most objective source.
	Just just hear me out.
	See, she's running for the same office.
	I love how the media thinks this is huge breaking news.
	Hillary thinks Donald Trump is unqualified.
	Um but the major news in the newsmaker item today um is I don't know if you've noticed I've been trolling Tom Lamas on ABC, who apparently said, um it was played for me over the phone, um, by one of my friends who saw it on ABC World News Tonight.
	He talks about Donald Trump's charge, I guess on your show, um well, his restatement of a proved fact, Juanita Broderick being raped by Bill Clinton.
	They mentioned that on ABC World News Tonight.
	Last night, Sean Hannity, um, and Tom Lama says those charges are from decades ago and have been discredited.
	This is Andrew uh uh Andrea Mitchell did this, and Juanita took right back at her, God bless that woman.
	Anyway, I've been trolling him all night on Twitter um again today, and I think it's time they you know, you're 20 million listeners right into Tom Lamas.
	I've simply been asking first, admittedly a few times.
	I was cross with him.
	Um, but now I am seriously asking, when and how were they discredited?
	This is the Hitler Goebbels big lie.
	Even the Clintons don't say discredited, they say old news, old news.
	When and how were they discredited?
	And I would remind your listeners, NBC Lisa Meyer spent about a year investigating this story.
	Um Nita Broderick did not want to come forward with it.
	I'm sure you've interviewed her and talked to her on your show.
	But she was a Democrat.
	She supported Bill Clinton.
	Um, she, like all the other quote, bimbo eruptions, George Stephanopoulos would go around and get affidavits from all these women, and then they'd laugh about it.
	That's all in Carl Bernstein's book.
	Um and and I might add in George Stephanopoulos' book, too.
	That was their weapon.
	They'd go to these women the and and you know, implicitly threaten them and say, Here, sign this affidavit.
	So they could line up all the affidavits, but finally Juanita Broderick comes out, tells the truth.
	NBC investigated that six ways from Sunday.
	These were all Hillary and Bill Clinton supporters.
	I used to run into them at parties in New York, and they'd come up to me and say, Oh my gosh, we investigated we tried to find a hole in her story, she's telling the truth.
	These are Camerman Gaffers, be reporters working on the story, the investigators.
	You will also remember Chris Shays, whom I threatened to run against, my congressman, was one of the big, you know, show voting Republicans going out saying, Oh, this is about Clinton's personal life.
	We're voting against impeachment.
	There were five Republicans to vote against impeachment.
	After, I believe it was after the impeachment vote, you know, good thinking Sherlock.
	Um, Chris Shays goes down into whatever the basement of the Longworth building, looks through the files, reads the Juanita Broderick story, and comes out shaken and white faced and says I should have voted to impeach.
	I mean, the evidence here is overwhelming.
	She she was in a hotel room.
	Clinton um finagled his way in to talk about um um nurse.
	Well, you know what?
	You're you're you're this is very important.
	Let me play the Andrea Mitchell cut so everybody knows exactly Lomas is bigger.
	Okay, well let me play the well, it started with Andrea.
	Do you mind let me do my own show my way?
	All right, I love you to death, but let me play it so people understand where it started.
	Now, remember too, the first interview that MBC didn't want to run.
	It was public pressure that made them run this interview with Lisa Myers.
	I did the second interview with Juanita Broderick right after that, but this was Andrea Mitchell last night.
	Last night, Trump fired a shot squarely at Clinton's husband, former president Bill Clinton.
	In one case it's about exposure, and another case it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will.
	And rape and rape.
	Donald Trump using that word unprompted.
	During an interview last night with Fox News' Sean Hannity, bringing up a discredited and long denied accusation against former President Bill Clinton.
	Dating back to nineteen seventy-eight when he was Arkansas Attorney General.
	Wow.
	Wow, it's never Ann been discredited.
	You're a thousand percent correct.
	But why why don't they j why doesn't he respond to me?
	I've I've I've been playing good cop today after bad cop last night saying, you know, we don't have to involve the ABC brass.
	We'll keep it between us.
	Just tell me.
	When and how were these charges discredited?
	They were not discredited.
	Listen, I've now interviewed Juanita three times.
	I've interviewed Kathleen Willie numerous times, Paula Jones numerous times.
	I only mentioned those three cases.
	Kathleen Willie says she has talked to many other women that are also afraid to come forward.
	Oh, of course.
	And by the way, I mean, I love you, you're not the most objective source.
	But uh this is ABC NBC CBS have interviewed these women.
	Um their evidence is overwhelming.
	Oh, I was starting to say, um Juanita Broderick, she was in the hotel room, her pantyhose are ripped, her lip is bleeding.
	She was staying, she was in Little Rock for a conference on nursing homes.
	That's when and she had met Bill Clinton.
	He allegedly wanted to talk to her about nursing homes.
	He comes to the hotel and says, Oh, you know, I'm running for governor.
	Um there will be too many photographers down here in the hotel cafe.
	Would you mind if I just came up to your room and that's when it happened?
	So Juanita Broderick's roommate, they were staying in a uh hotel room together to attend this conference, comes back up, finds her disheveled, pantyhose ripped, um, again, lip bleeding, and Juanita Broderick told her the truth right then and there, as NBC found out.
	She told four of her other friends, she told her boyfriend at the time.
	Um these are all contemporaneous accounts.
	And yeah, she was she was in denial um three weeks later.
	Um she didn't want to talk about it, she didn't want to go public.
	It's humiliating.
	Um she's at some big fundraiser, she's still a Democrat.
	Um Clinton for governor.
	Hillary comes up to her at that um fundraiser three weeks later, and it's in a lovely home, touches her arm and says, Bill and I appreciate everything you do for us, Juanita.
	Do you understand everything?
	And grabbing her hand.
	I replayed this interview yesterday, so what you're describing is exactly what she told me.
	Yeah, it isn't just Clinton, it's Hillary trying to portray these women on on 60 Minutes.
	I mean, this was a voluntary mistress, not one of Clinton's sexual assaults, but with Jennifer Flowers, oh my gosh, do you remember the way they went after her?
	And in that 60 minutes interview, Hillary Clinton described her as a loony bird, saying she'd call up and she was distraught and saying wacky things.
	Um she was the one through Sidney Blumenthal and others, and this is from her friend uh Diane Blair.
	Um, close friend said she portrayed Monica Lewinsky as a loony tune.
	She was a stalker, she was trying to blackmail the president.
	She was perfectly willing to do completely muddy up and destroy these women whose only sin was being targeted by her husband for sexual assault.
	You know, in the case of all of these women, though, they're all all have been consistent in their stories, and they all have been have suffered and have been smeared and slandered.
	George Stephanopoulos would would collect.
	You know, Mr. Objective News journalist, George Stephanopoulos, he was the one put in charge of, as the campaign called it.
	Bill Clinton's bimbo eruptions.
	They had seen what happened to Gary Hart, um, and per Hillary's instructions, uh, they went around and and I mean they tracked down Sally Purdue, this time again a voluntary mistress.
	You have to distinguish the voluntary mistresses from the victims of Clinton sexual assault.
	Sally Purdue left the country after the affair.
	He was running for governor, this is before president.
	She's in China teaching teaching English to the blind.
	Um and she's up tracking, and she said in 1998 the Clintons came, there was a raid at her hotel.
	This is all written up, of course, in the British press, not in the American press.
	And uh, she just thought um uh her hotel is raided, she's accused of having drugs as the Clintons are in town.
	She says they're just trying to tell me they can find me any place.
	I can go to China and this can happen.
	And this this was the modus operandi get them to sign the affidavits.
	Monica Lewinsky signed an affidavit.
	Remember that was part of the obstruction justice charge against Bill Clinton.
	He gave her a memo, points to make in an affidavit.
	She produced an affidavit denying any sort of involvement with Bill Clinton.
	Well, haha, we now have the blue draft.
	So the affidavits from these the the Clinton, you know, bimbo eruptions are meaningless.
	This was part of the obstruction of justice.
	You know what also is amazing.
	Think about how the New York Times piece this week just backfired and blew up in their face.
	Now I interviewed three of the women.
	I interviewed the the girlfriend.
	That was hilarious.
	I loved that piece.
	I know.
	I I interviewed her.
	I interviewed Carrie Prejan, Miss California, 2009.
	They're all livid.
	And they're all using words like the new Oh, yeah.
	I mean, that they per we called the two guys that wrote the piece.
	There was a great piece by Camille Paglia today.
	Not as well.
	I think was Will you stop?
	And you know, the whole world doesn't revolve around you every second.
	We love you a lot, so relax.
	And Camille Pagula is just hilarious in her piece today, uh, writing about this.
	But think about how profound this is that they tried to take Trump out this week on the issue of how he treats women.
	The women ran to his defense.
	He's doing an interview with me.
	I'm talking about fundamental fairness.
	When are they going to do pieces in the New York Times about Paula, Kathleen, and Juanita, and he brings up one word and it explodes into a major backfire all against the Clintons.
	It's been a hell of a week for Donald Trump.
	Yeah, no, he's he's amazing.
	He's amazing.
	And thank heaven.
	I mean, not taking the Lord's name in vain.
	Thank God it is Donald Trump because he's the only one who would bring this up and go after it.
	He is not the typical Republican and Democrats, whomever their nominee is, have got to be terrified.
	Thank heaven we finally have a champion who will who will take it take our conversation.
	You know what I said about Donald Trump this week?
	I have thought through this all throughout the processes.
	I would interview a lot of the candidates, and and I said at CPAC 2015, I'm going to interview them all again and again and again and again and again, and I'm not going to endorse it.
	I'm going to let people decide.
	And what's so fascinating to me is that I now look at this and I was looking closely.
	I think Donald Trump by far is the most courageous and bold and the toughest candidate that Republicans have put up since Reagan.
	He's not going to take any.
	He's not.
	No, and I don't listen, but I did but we all do we all have our jobs, Anne.
	Relax.
	You led the parade.
	Is everything about you?
	Everything about you?
	Seriously?
	You gotta write it.
	Can I can I just make my point at Tom Lamas, Capitol A B C and ask him where where what what the evidence is that Juanita Broderick has been discredited because this is going to go on and on and on.
	This is the big lie from the media.
	Um and they can't they seem to think it's still the 1990s and they can get away with this.
	That people can't go on the internet and find out the truth anymore.
	I mean, it really it was a frightening world.
	I'm s one of the wonderful things Trump has done has made I mean the power of Twitter to communicate with people.
	I mean, Reagan had to give big speeches and count on ABC NBC CBS reporting.
	It's not Donald Trump.
	He's going straight to the people with his Twitter feed.
	Um they get they can't get away with crap like this anymore.
	Juanita Broderick's rape claim against Bill Clinton was quote discredited.
	It uh it really is an amazing time.
	You think about it.
	This was supposed to be the week that the narrative advanced that there is a gender war by Donald Trump who doesn't respect women.
	The women came to his defense, and Donald Trump was able to flip it on the Clintons in a way that think back to 1998, and you were on this program so often, and you wrote a book about impeachment, and we discussed it at length, and he was able to bring this to the forefront like no other candidate I'd ever seen.
	Go back and watch Romney and watch Dole and watch McCain.
	McCain wouldn't even mention Reverend Wright, he barely mentioned Ayers and Dorne.
	And finally, we have a Republican that's willing to fight to stand in the arena, not take their BS and fight.
	And you're right about one other thing.
	The world has changed.
	When a presidential candidate can go on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter and have more impact than a hundred million dollars worth of ads in a state.
	It is a profound shift in a power base in terms of how people get information.
	Number one, I think McCain voted for Obama.
	Um, but did you miss the part in that New York Times story where I think it um they they had four corroborating witnesses?
	Donald Trump winked at a woman once.
	All right, I gotta go.
	Ann Colter, don't you miss me?
	I miss you horribly, Sean Hannity.
	Yeah, I've I've failed your mother.
	Your mother's looking down at me like so disappointed.
	Because you're you're a pain in the neck.
	You're very difficult.
	True.
	I know.
	I'll try and fix it.
	On my mother, not on me being difficult.
	Okay, good to talk to you, Sean.
	No, she agrees with me.
	She even told me you were difficult, but she loved you to death.
	All right, let's go to KC, West Palm Beach, Florida, on the Sean Hannity Show.
	Uh KC, how are you?
	Glad you called.
	What's going on?
	Hi how you doing, Mr. Hannity?
	I'm good.
	How are you?
	I'm good.
	I'm just, you know, I'm sitting here in my underwear listening to every word you got to say.
	And I'm, you know, I monitor you day in and day out.
	Oh, I what do you mean you oh, you're one of these guys that gets paid to monitor me and listen to me every day?
	I I get I get paid from Bernie that to monitor you.
	Wait, Bernie Sanders campaign or somebody associated with Bernie pays you to monitor my show.
	They even pay for my underwear.
	All right, you're either being a wise ass.
	Listen, there are people paid that their job every day is to sit in their underwear, I'm assuming.
	In New Mexico or wherever they happen to live, they're funded, they're paid to monitor four hours of Sean Hannity every day and some other hosts.
	And that's the total losers.
	I actually do, I listen to you all the time, I'm just joking with you, but I do sit in my underwear and listen to you.
	Why do you have to tell me you're sitting in your underwear?
	Do you think anybody wants to hear about you sitting in West Palm Beach in your underwear in your basement smoking pot as a liberal and are you smoking pot?
	I I just did a bomb hit just now.
	That was a pretty good guess on my part.
	All right.
	Hey, Sean, let me ask you a question, though.
	I'm really curious of when you guys have egg on your face, when Donald Trump is the Democrat Trojan horse, I'm curious of how you're going to thread your needle like you normally do.
	Well, I'm not sure exactly what it is that you're talking about.
	I actually think Donald Trump has a very good chance of winning.
	I'm not one of those that gets overly confident.
	I think I I want to see more polls.
	I want to see how the campaign evolves.
	I want to see what the issues are in in September and October and early November.
	I want to see what surprises happen.
	I'm not even sure based on the polling that came out this week if the Democrats are going to hang on to Hillary and not try and throw her overboard.
	Donald Trump may be peeking too early.
	Yeah, I'm not happy with Watson and Schultz here in Florida.
	I hate her.
	I'm not a fan of her.
	What's she you know, I don't like how they're trying to rig the election on the Democratic side.
	I'm an independent.
	I'm a proud register independent.
	And uh the DNC has really irked my my spine, if you know what I mean.
	Yeah.
	Well, listen, all I can say to you is the following.
	If you think Bernie's gonna win, that's great.
	It's the end of America as we know it.
	America cannot survive another four or eight years of Obama-like governance.
	If we do, it's gonna be a disaster.
	It's gonna be economically probably near impossible to recover.
	And that means that we will be Greece and Spain and Portugal and all these other countries that eventually have overpromised.
	They can't deliver, and then they get into very tight situations where people will see their retirement taken from them.
	They'll see benefits cut dramatically, and then they'll be angry and taking to the streets, but it won't matter because nothing's gonna happen.
	You cannot have so many people like we currently do, dependent on government, and only have a very small percentage of the population that pay anything in taxes.
	95 million Americans out of the workforce, they don't pay any taxes.
	50 million in poverty, they don't pay any.
	Forty-six million on food stamps, they can't pay any.
	And then you've got the bottom 50% of wage earners.
	That's people with jobs, they pay nothing.
	Zero federal income tax.
	So it just mathematically, now you're talking about 10% of the population paying 75% of the bill.
	And unfortunately, it's such a disincentive for some people that they end up like a lot of multinational corporations sending money overseas because it's cheaper for them tax-wise, and that's why they keep it there, including a lot of liberals, interestingly enough.
	All right, let's get to our busy telephones here.
	As we say hi, Michael is in California.
	Michael High, where in California are you?
	Thousand oaks.
	Oh, you're in Thousand Oaks.
	That's I lived in Santa Barbara for five years of my life.
	So you were about well, a little less than an hour, what, south of me, right?
	Correct.
	Yeah.
	Just past fit j down the 101 just past uh Ventura, right?
	Correct.
	Yeah.
	Well, what's going on?
	What could I do for you?
	Uh, Trump's uh running mate.
	Mm-hmm.
	Condoleezer Rice.
	It's an interesting choice.
	I think Condi is so happy in her private life now.
	I'm not so sure she'd have any interest at all in taking.
	I don't know about that.
	Yeah.
	But it would be a good choice.
	I mean, she's a secretary of state, she's intelligent, she's a woman, she's a minority.
	She's very intelligent.
	So Listen, I love I'm a I'm a Condi fan.
	I think she's brilliant.
	I like her personally.
	I thought she did a good job uh as uh uh working for President Bush.
	I think uh let's look and look, she's a smart rock star, but I don't think she's gonna take it.
	Just like I don't think Kasich wants it, I don't think Rubio wants it either.
	So my choice right now is new, but I also want a team of rivals that would include Bobby Gendal and say somebody like Pam Bondi of Florida um or somebody like Scott Walker and somebody like as I said, Bobby Gendal, Rick's Rick Scott, maybe of Florida.
	You know, there's so many good people out there we can choose from.
	Yeah, I agree.
	All right, my friend, thank you.
	800 nine four one Sean, our toll-free telephone number.
	You want to be a part of the program.
	All right, back to our busy telephones here, as we say hi to Jose is in Miami listening to News Radio 600 WIOD.
	Hi.
	Hey, Sean, how are you?
	I'm good.
	How are you?
	Yeah.
	Pretty good, thank you.
	I I just want to comment on what I find hilarious is how Hillary Clinton of the unsecured server, Big Nazi is a video uh fame, opines that uh Donald Trump is not qualified to be president, and at the same time attacks his business experience when unfortunately there's nothing to attack her uh about uh in the sense of business experience, because she has none.
	It is it's comical.
	It's farcical.
	Yeah, I totally agree with you.
	Hello, the person that has not done anything of note in her entire career is Hillary Clinton.
	And the things that she has been involved in turned out to be disastrous, including her support of Obamacare.
	Now she's supporting Obama's economy and Obama's transgender bathroom agenda.
	And then of course there's Benghazi, and she wasn't there for the three AM call.
	It speaks volumes that uh none of her supporters, much less her, can cite any real accomplishment other than attaining elected office.
	And once she gets there, she does nothing of any note.
	Well, that's the point.
	I mean, she's running on a name that most people don't know, and the ones that do don't like.
	And the more people see her, she's not a likable politician, no warmth, no empathy, no real concern for people not like her, out of touch, doesn't even drive a car, hasn't driven a car in twenty years.
	She's been driven everywhere, and she is she's not the she doesn't have the oratory skills of Barack Obama, and she has no real accomplishments as Secretary of State, and she's corrupt.
	You know, Hillary Clinton and the Clintons are corrupt.
	And what they did with women is disgraceful.
	They s let they she sat back as these women were slandered, smeared, besmirched, and had full character assassination onslaught by their surrogates like James Carve.
	So she you know, what has she done?
	And they take money, they're greedy.
	They want money from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait.
	They don't care how they treat women in those countries, just give us money.
	Well, no, we don't.
	But but add to the fact that the Clinton Foundation.
	Well, stop and consider how did they get so wealthy?
	They haven't offered services or products or anything noteworthy uh to the world that would that that translates into them earning the money.
	Where have they gotten the money and how have they become so rich?
	That's a question that needs to be answered.
	Yeah, indeed.
	All right, thank you, Jose.
	Appreciate it.
	800 nine four one Sean, toll-free telephone number, Mike Venice, Florida, next on the Sean Hannity Show.
	What's up?
	How are you, Mike?
	I'm doing very well.
	You know, I'd like to go a step further with what Jose just said.
	When you look at Hillary Clinton, it's not what she did, it's what she didn't do.
	If my husband I was a woman and he was doing the things, the assaulting of the women, and the different things that he has been convicted of, and you stand by that person, you're promoting a culture of abuse to women.
	Is that what we want in our community?
	You know, our leader of our country.
	What is a guy in a different country?
	I mean, I'm talking about foreign leaders, they're just gonna abuse this woman to no end.
	If she's just gonna sit there and be a catcher and never promote and do anything, what is she really saying for women?
	First of all, you're you're not promoting anything women's right.
	You're promoting abuse, abuse from husbands.
	Well, look, I'm telling you right now that Hillary Clinton is so flawed, she'll be viewed exactly like Obama and only projects weakness, not strength.
	There's Vladimir Putin, the Iranian mullahs, she surrounded this Iranian deal.
	They're not gonna respect her.
	And so that gives, you know, people like Putin, people in China, people in Iran, our enemies, radical groups.
	It gives them free license to target the United States.
	She's not gonna control the border, she's not gonna build a wall, she's not gonna do anything except react and lead from behind like Obama.
	She doesn't have that skill or strength.
	I think these leaders will fear Donald Trump.
	And I think Donald Trump by building up the military.
	And building the wall is going to make the country a safer place.
	Sean, can I touch on one other thing?
	What's up?
	I wanted to ask, you know, about in Florida, you know, I I run uh sometimes with other businesses, and everyone can't find anyone to work.
	They can't find someone to build a frame of house, or they can't, you know.
	Remember in school, we were growing up, they had metal shops and wood shops.
	You know, not everybody's a genius.
	Is Trump got any kind of a platform to bring jobs back?
	Who's going to educate these people?
	And not just the IT guys, not just this job.
	We need people to be able to build and bring back America to that statute.
	And that's all I got, Sean.
	And it was great talking to you, sir.
	Thank you.
	All right, Mike, have a good weekend, buddy.
	Appreciate it.
	800 941 Sean, you want to be a part of the program.
	Robert in Annapolis, Maryland, next Sean Hannity show.
	What's up, Robert?
	How are you, sir?
	I'm good, sir.
	How are you?
	I'm good.
	What's happening?
	Um, you know, I was just thinking the other day I was listening to the show, and you know, there's this huff off about Paul Ryan, Paul Ryan, Paul Ryan, and just reminds me of the Brady Bunch, Marsha Marsha Marsha.
	You know, I I look at Donald Trump, he's running for the leader of the free world, the most powerful position there is.
	Who cares what Paul Ryan thinks?
	I really, I mean, I think it's the ruling class.
	And, you know, to add to that, you know, you have Paul Ryan, you have Mitch McConnell.
	They all, you know, lied, in my opinion, just to get re-elected.
	They did nothing that they said they would do with Obamacare or any of that stuff.
	They just wound up being like Obama's little lap dogs.
	You know, it seems like, you know, what we have right here is people that don't care about, you know, the working guy, which I am, which you are.
	Okay, they placate us, tell us what they think we need to hear, and do whatever they're gonna do.
	And, you know, I think Donald Trump, you know, okay, so he's made his nut and he's making his, you know, future.
	He's made enough money, he's happy.
	And, you know, I hope that he stands true to what he's sort of putting out there.
	It's like we gotta just get through all the the professional politicians.
	So that was my speech.
	All right.
	I appreciate listen.
	I'm just telling you right now, they did nothing to stop the Obama agenda.
	I'm agreeing with you.
	And not endorsing Donald Trump to me is just an insult.
	Um, I think it's a power play.
	I think they're trying to lull him into the establishment and feel like they have some type of power.
	But you know what?
	One thing Paul Ryan did get right this week is that Republican voters have turned the party over to Trump, not the Washington establishment.
	They're saying to the establishment in every exit poll, you failed us, and you have failed us spectacularly.
	And they want that to stop.
	And if it doesn't stop, they'll probably the next step will be to throw all of them out and bring in a whole slew of new people in the hopes that maybe they'll change it.
	Uh Antonio Phoenix, K F Y I on this Friday.
	What's up, sir?
	How are you?
	I'm good, Sean.
	I've listened to you for a long time since I was eight years old, happy to be on the show.
	First time calling.
	Wow, since you're eight, how old are you now?
	You're making me feel old.
	Uh twenty-eight.
	I grew up in Colorado driving with my father, and he had us listen to News Talk Radio.
	Wow, isn't that cool?
	My my point is a lot of people aren't looking at this because there's three points.
	One, Trump's looking at this as a businessman.
	I mean, I loved his interview with Megan Kelly, how he kind of apologized, but he didn't apologize for what he did.
	He he went in and he won and got the position to be president in chief.
	He did what he needed to win, and he wasn't gonna apologize for the way he won.
	Now he's got to go prove to the people since he got the first part of the job done that he's the right guy to everybody else to run the country.
	Just like a businessman taking over a CEO.
	He's got to prove that he's the right guy to be the CEO, and he's grabbing everybody that's been running it so far.
	That's the top conchos and saying, How can we make this right?
	How can we fix this company?
	How can we fix America again?
	Educate me on what's going on, educate me on where the breakdowns are.
	And that's what he's doing now.
	You know, watching, listening to your show, watching your show, I've realized not to jump to conclusions, not to think, oh, we've got this in the bag.
	You know, let's see what happens come November time.
	Let's see how everything starts to play out.
	And now you're gonna see a different Trump.
	I mean, with Washington Post, they don't like him anymore because he's not giving them free media.
	He's a genius at free media.
	He's not giving Washington Post free media anymore.
	I mean, the second debate was a good one.
	Let me tell you, the Washington Post tried this little, they they tried to do a guilt by association and say Donald Trump knew this guy that was in the construction industry that may have been connected to the mob, and when they actually asked Donald Trump about the guy, he goes, I don't even I couldn't I I wouldn't know him if I ran into him in the street.
	I I mean that was on top of what the New York Times did with this hit piece on women.
	It's unbelievable.

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