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You know, they're calling it a Trump bedroom backlash where women are now Hillary supporters withholding sex from their spouses or boyfriends or whoever's in their life.
We have the women of the view talking about building walls around vaginas.
We have them saying to women to watch out for their uteruses and to run out quickly before Donald Trump becomes president to get your IUD.
And they're calling it electile dysfunction.
We've now evolved out of the Play-Doh coloring book, crayon, hot cocoa, aromatherapy, doggy puppy therapy, and kitty cat therapy into this.
Just listen.
Have you noticed that your wife is disgusted by the sight of you lately?
Would she rather get a root canal than see you naked?
Well, you shouldn't have voted for Trump, okay?
One therapist calls it the Trump bedroom backlash because her clients have lost their sex drive since Trump won.
So here's my question.
Is Trump causing electile dysfunction?
I think women feel the need to assert their authority and their power because I feel like they saw this guy come to power.
They feel, yeah, you know, they feel like this guy came into power who didn't respect women.
And, you know, sex for women, I think, is a vulnerable experience more than men.
I think they feel vulnerable and I think it's their way of sort of lashing out not at their man, but at society at like, wait a minute, no, you do have to respect me.
I am in control.
I can still be in control of my life, even though this guy is in power now who's running the country, who has said some things about women that concern me and that make me a little insecure about where I'm going to be, where I'm going to be with my job, where I'm going to be, am I going to be respected the same way?
What's going to happen to me?
And I think they go into their bedroom and they face their man and it's like a power dynamic that they're kind of working through.
I get it.
Remember, we talked about the fact that women after the election were going out in droves to get an IUD.
Oh, yeah, because they thought that their control would be taken away from them.
Well, yeah, we are impacted politically by that.
Profoundly by it.
But I think that the sex drive does die.
And, you know, we are building a wall around our vaginas.
Because, yeah, I cried a Trump on that one.
I already had a couple walls.
Because the guy, the guy says he wants, it's okay if he would grab a woman by her, you know, what.
Yeah.
And women are either a 10 or a 1, or this one's fat, or blah, blah, blah.
And you voted for that, schmuck?
You voted for that?
I'm not sleeping with you.
He's going to get a little more attention when people start opening their envelopes and seeing those letters about their insurance dropping that because they're losing their, what we call Obamacare.
And boy, is that going to be, I just had a friend who got this, and she has her kid, and doctor sent a note and said, oh, we're not going to be able to cover you anymore, so sorry.
And she said, well, I've got a little money.
I can do this.
And they were like, no, you have to sort of get this kind of coverage.
Coverage she can't afford.
So this is going to be really interesting, Darm.
I can't wait till people start sending you their letters and tweets about that.
Period now.
But it's all going to hit the fan very shortly.
Well, it's hitting the fan now.
People are starting to get it.
People are starting to get those emails and letters saying, oh, by the way, you know, we're not going to be taking care of this anymore because we basically don't have to.
And then she said something, I don't know, I don't know about it, so I'm going to ask you.
She said she thought she had read that they were losing the head of household deduction.
Tax deduction?
Tax deductions.
I don't know.
So we have to look that up because she said she wasn't trying.
And that scared her.
Yeah.
You know, somebody I was talking to last night because it was at this Robert Kennedy benefit for Ripples of Hope, it's called.
And there were so many smart people there.
And one smart person said that they think that what's going to really happen is the Republicans are going to turn on him because he's against big business a lot.
And they don't like that.
And other things that he's doing, they're not going to be happy with him.
And he has enemies in the Republican Party.
And Pence will eventually start doing the presidency.
What do you think about that?
I mean, it was just a guess.
Watch your uterus.
That's all I'm saying.
Watch your uterus.
Trump bedroom backlash.
By the way, look, I'm not a sex therapist.
I'm not Dr. Laura.
What the hell do I know?
I mean, I'm like the worst person to ask about these issues.
But maybe if you're letting politics into the bedroom, I'm just guessing, but maybe you're not focused on the right things at that moment.
I'm just a guess.
You know, what do I, I only have two children.
What the hell do I know?
I was only a bartender for all those years.
I'm sure I didn't meet any women in that time of my life.
What do I know?
Building walls around your body parts, your vagina, really?
Electile dysfunction?
Really?
Watch your uterus?
Really?
I can't believe it.
Now, it's gotten so bad.
Hillary turned up on Capitol Hill yesterday.
Women didn't know she was coming.
They saw her.
And this is what unfolded.
Thank you so much. Thank you so much.
Okay.
They were crying hysterically.
We're going to debate this in the second hour of the program, Tony.
That's all coming up in the course of the show.
You can't make this up.
All right, things now.
We have President Obama talk about fake news.
Now, when are we having Julian Assange back on the program, Linda?
Hopefully pretty soon.
Okay, I had a private conversation with him not that long ago, and Julian Assange assured me.
Now, WikiLeaks has not gotten anything wrong in 10 years.
Not a single thing.
Nobody can say what they put out is false.
And, you know, they want to put this guy in jail.
The sex charges that were brought against him have now been dismissed.
I've been putting all of that aside for just a minute.
I believe all but the last one are dismissed.
You want to talk about a wacky fake news conspiracy theory?
Now, President Obama has ordered America's intelligence agencies to investigate whether Vladimir Putin used WikiLeaks to steal the election from Hillary and make Donald Trump president.
You know what they're trying to do here?
They are trying to disenfranchise the Trump presidency before it ever happens.
They're trying to discredit, illegitimize him.
Now, that's what the Clinton campaign has been complaining about even before she lost.
Now, does it even matter that what I have said and that I've talked to Julian and Julian has a 10, 11-year track record, and Julian just laughed and said, no, that's not what happened.
And Julian, when you really think about what Julian Assange did, this is information that was made available to him.
He knows what the source is.
Now, like for many years, we never heard who Deep Throat was.
We never, until the guy died, and Woodward and Bernstein never told anybody until the guy died, which is a deal that they had made.
Anyway, so long story short here, now we've got that conspiracy theory emerging.
And I know Democrats say that 17 intelligence agencies have fingered the Russians in an email hack.
When I brought that up to Julian Assange, I actually asked him about that.
And he said, yeah, look at the agencies that they're pointing to.
There are maybe two that have any intelligence credibility.
When you examine the few statements made by any officials, it's usually along the lines of, well, these hacks have all the earmarks of Russian involvement.
Not one person has ever produced any actual evidence of any Russian involvement.
And Julian Assange in the phone call to me denied it that they were the source of the emails that he released.
But that's not stopping Obama because if they can delegitimize the Trump presidency, they're going to do it.
He's now ordered a full review into the hacking by the Russians aimed at influencing the U.S. election.
Maybe you ought to look into a full review of Hillary Clinton's emails when he went out there and thought, oh, I don't see this as a big deal and inserted himself in that case.
By the way, sources told me that in spite of Trump saying he doesn't want to go after Hillary, it's not his decision.
He won't decide that.
It's not a president's call.
It's going to be the Department of Justice.
It's going to be a new Attorney General, Jeff Sessions.
It's going to be probably at that point, maybe even a new FBI director.
Anyway, so now this is where the left is going to take us.
You know, it's funny to watch all of the narrative that has now gone into fake news.
My favorite headline today is my favorite headline.
We're going to talk about fake news is Bosnian sniper survivor denounces fake news.
Now think about this.
Remember that Hillary Clinton, Bosnian, oh, I came under sniper fire, and, you know, we got off the plane and I felt all the well, then the video showed up of her walking off the plane, normally into the arms of a little child who was handing her flowers.
Remember this?
I remember landing under sniper fire.
There was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicle to get to our base.
But she was sleep deprived.
And she later claimed, imagine she made up the whole thing that there was no sniper fire.
And then when she got caught, this was her excuse.
Well, I'm just, I was sleep deprived.
I've already addressed that.
It's not a big deal.
Oh, remember landing under Snyder.
No, wait, that's what I said.
That's what I said then.
When I was sleep deprived, you can read my book.
Very different.
Yeah, I misspoke.
I misspoke.
Yeah, I totally misspoke.
I totally misspoke.
I've talked about this endlessly.
I wrote about it.
Flowers, bullets, same thing.
That's what I was thinking.
Because, yeah, we were told that we had to land under, you know, some threats.
Yeah, you know, flowers.
Good job.
I got him.
I was the first lady taken to a war zone.
Oh, my.
I was so sleep-deprived.
I misinterpreted the flowers that the little girl gave me for bullets being fired at my head.
We landed under a sniper fire, but I was sleep-deprived.
It's not a big deal.
I didn't make up that lie on purpose or anything.
Really?
Really?
That's like my favorite.
So, is that fake news?
Is it a fake news network that gives questions to Hillary before a debate or a town hall?
Is it a fake news network that seeks questions for Donald Trump, for Jake Tapper, and Wolfie Blitzer?
Is it a fake news network like Politico and the New York Times that allow the Clinton campaign to edit their stories before they send them out publicly?
Is it fake news when John Harwood, NBC, CNBC, is an advisor to the Clinton campaign, bragging he gets under Trump's skin as a moderator, or Martha Raditz is out there crying the day that Trump wins and she was a moderator in a debate?
Unbelievable.
You know, Hillary's now saying it's now clear that so-called fake news can have real-world consequences.
This isn't about politics or partisanship.
Lives are at risk.
Let me just mention briefly one thread in particular that should concern all Americans.
Let me just mention briefly one threat in particular that should concern all Americans, Democrats, Republicans, and Independents alike, especially those who serve in our Congress.
The epidemic of malicious fake news and false propaganda that flooded social media over the past year.
It's now clear that so-called fake news can have real-world consequences.
That's why I lost fake news.
Now, Hillary certainly knows firsthand about spreading false reports like our friends at CNN and how it can cost lives.
Because remember how she said that Muamm Qaddafi was such an evil dictator that we had to help the rebels take him out.
And when they did, she boasted, we came, we saw he died.
Next thing you know, the rebels she backed turned out to be al-Qaeda, and they killed our ambassador, who she denied 600 times security requests and his staff at Benghazi.
And then she did her level best to spread a falsehood about law enforcement in America and how it was institutionally racist.
And she signed on to the Hands Up, Don't Shoot hoax and campaign with Black Lives Matter.
Even though, after members of the group were talking about what do we want dead cops?
When do we want them now?
Pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon.
Next thing you know, cops are being gunned down all over America.
The national murder rate is up 10%.
Anybody who knows anything about fake news, it's Hillary and her media accomplices that she colluded with, like CNN and MSNBC and CNBC and NBC and ABC and CBS and the New York Times and Politico.
But she's slamming fake news.
Our friend Kerry Pickett had a good report today.
Clinton slams fake news, but blamed the online video for the Benghazi attack.
That was all fake.
That was a lie.
And everybody in the news media ran with it.
Fake news, a fake news network, falsely reported that Fox News had a Christmas party at the Trump Hotel.
This was on MediaIte.
MSNBC reported today that Fox News in Washington had their Christmas party at Donald Trump's brand new Washington, D.C. hotel.
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to try and make a reservation for the inauguration at the Trump Hotel.
Now, somebody who works for me called the other day.
They were sold out, as was every other hotel.
I'm going to try.
Maybe I have connections.
I'll use my connections.
You know what, though?
You know why I can't do it?
Because the media sees me in the lobby of the Trump Hotel.
They'll go nuts.
Hannity, see?
He got a free room.
Okay, I've never been to a Trump hotel in my life as a guest, ever.
Never stayed in a room, ever.
I have never been to a Trump golf course.
I've never been to Mar-a-Lago.
And I've never gotten a free anything from Donald Trump.
Nothing.
I don't want anything either.
I want, you know what I want?
I want my country saved.
Joe Concha had a good report today about Van Jones and a conflict of interest and the backlash of Donna Brazil.
Well, this time the network's trouble is Van Jones.
He gave a post-election special.
He was the host of the Messy Truth, which apparently did fairly decently for them.
But Van Jones, you know, the only problem with that is they're calling him CNN's it guy right now, landing interviews everywhere from The Daily Show to Rolling Stone and his commentaries about white lashes.
And so he's become a little CNN star.
And, well, now he's trying to influence electors to change their vote away from Trump.
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We'll get into all the discussion about Trump bedroom backlash and building walls around vaginas and electile dysfunction.
And by the way, I don't make this up.
Some of you would say, yeah, right, Hannity.
You just think you're being funny.
No, I'm not trying to be funny.
I'm not.
This just is funny on its own.
I can't make up stuff this good.
You really can't.
Watch your uteruses.
Women are rushing to their local drugstore for IUDs.
And we got Hillary Clinton, the queen of fake news, decrying fake news.
Bosnian sniper fire.
Oh, it's just sleep deprived.
And it goes on from there.
You know, these women crying when they see her.
You know, or when she said, Mo Mar Gaddafi is an evil dictator, and we have to help the rebels take him out.
We came, we saw he died.
And then, of course, the rebels turned out to be al-Qaeda and radical Islamic sympathizers, and they killed our ambassador and their staff, and then she just blamed it on a YouTube video.
I'd say that's fake news in every way imaginable.
And a fake news story on MSNBC claiming that Fox News had their Christmas party at President-elect Donald Trump's recently opened Washington Hotel.
You know, that's how he built his wealth.
That's how he built his foundation.
So it's no surprise that he would build his campaign and enrich himself of other people's money.
But it does speak, again, to the conflicts of interest and the need to be vigilant in overseeing what he's doing as president and whether he's inappropriately directing funds to Trump companies.
Hold on just a second.
Yeah.
Hold on a second.
Stephanie, legally, he had to reimburse his company.
If he takes that plane, if he hadn't reimbursed the company, we'd be on this show talking about having a violation of federal election.
Without a doubt, but did he need to be eating only in Trump restaurants, staying in Trump hotels?
I mean, think about the hotel in Washington right now.
The RNC is having their Christmas party there.
Fox News had their Christmas party there.
That's what the town is.
Well, we reached out to Fox News to clarify the statement.
We were informed that Fox had not had its party yet, and the party is not scheduled to be at Trump's Washington Hotel or any other Trump property.
Instead, it will be held at the liaison, Capitol Hill in D.C., whatever that is.
You know, I mean, I don't want to pick on poor Brian Williams.
It's like low-hanging fruit.
But Brian Williams is on NBC complaining about fake news.
Everything on that network is fake news.
And I'm thinking, oh, what about the corpses that he saw outside of his hotel room in New Orleans after Katrina?
Oops.
Sorry, a little fake news there.
Another former general in the Trump circle is receiving new attention.
His National Security Advisor designate, Mike Flynn.
Flynn's son was fired by the Trump transition today for passing on fake news stories via Twitter.
But his dad, the retired Army three-star general, has passed on some gems himself.
Here are a few.
Clinton is involved with child sex trafficking and has secretly waged war on the Catholic Church, as well as charges that the president is a jihadi who laundered money for Muslim terrorists.
As we talked about here last night, fake news played a role in this election and continues to find a wide audience.
A BuzzFeed news study of Donald Trump's own tweets, where they follow back news stories to their root source, found more of them came from Breitbart originally than from any other single source.
What was it in New Orleans that you saw that kind of mature to mature man?
You know, it's funny.
Here we are remembering the loss of our colleague Ed Bradley.
Ed just handed me an Emmy for our work in Katrina.
Just weeks ago, handed me the Emmy that I accepted for my colleagues.
And when I was down there, I used to be a firefighter, volunteer firefighter in New Jersey.
I was wearing the boots that I've owned since 1976.
I had them pulled up as waiters.
When you look out of your hotel room window in the French quarter and watch a man float by face down, when you see bodies that you last saw in Banda Ace, Indonesia, and swore to yourself that you would never see in your country.
Uh-huh.
Okay.
The only problem is the water never got there.
There were no bodies floating in front of the hotel and no gangs of bandits either.
What do you do about Van Jones?
This is another point.
I mean, he's working now to get electors to overturn their votes that they're supposed to give on December 19th.
Is CNN going to do anything?
Put him on mandatory leave in the meantime as he's out there trying to undermine our electoral process?
He's too busy doing specials with Michael Moore.
Are they going to put a disclaimer out there as Joe Concha says that the host is starting or representing at least two electoral defectors to Trump via his PR firm that he founded this year?
You know, business.
I mean, all I can say is imagine if I did any of these things.
Oh, I landed under sniper fire.
Whoops.
Oops, see, I was tired, guys.
Come on.
A little sleep deprived.
I was on an all-nighter.
I was on the red eye.
I saw dead bodies when I was down in New Orleans.
Okay.
Wonder how do you think they'd act if I did any of this?
I mean, they freaked out because all year long, Linda, all I've taken is abuse.
And it's as if he's not a journalist.
If I hear one more person say, I'm not a journalist, I've never claimed to be a journalist.
I am a radio and television opinionated talk show host.
You can say it's advocacy journalism.
I have a point of view.
No different than the editorial pages of any major newspaper.
But while we're up front, I say who I am and what I believe.
Well, we want to know about your conversations with Trump.
My answer is it's none of your damn business if I ever have any conversations with Trump.
I'm not confirming nor denying.
I'm not saying anything.
Why should I tell you people in the media anything?
You're dishonest.
You collude.
You cover up collusion on a grand scale.
You go to dinners with Podesta.
They buy you off with food and booze.
And I got to get lectures from you people?
No, thank you.
You know, everyone asks, well, you're going to the inauguration.
I had no plans to go to the inauguration until I got a memo yesterday saying that, oh, you will be covering the ball during your hour live from D.C.
And I said, any chance I can get out of it?
I actually wrote back.
Any chance they go, well, actually, we're going to ask you to do two hours that night.
I said, oh, good grief.
Why do I have to do two hours?
And why don't you want to go to the ball, Hannity?
You need to go to the ball.
Well, it's the same reason I haven't been to a Washington correspondence dinner in all the years I've been in media.
Linda, why don't I go to those things?
You tell everybody.
Because you don't like to get dressed up.
That's part of the reason that's absolutely true.
Because you only own blue jeans.
No, I actually have a tux.
No, you don't.
I swear to God, they bought me one.
Fox bought me one.
Really?
Yeah.
Have you ever worn it?
I think like once.
Not to any weddings, I'm sure.
No, not to any weddings.
Absolutely not.
I did wear one, I guess, at my wedding.
Well, that was way before I had any power control.
Now I have power and control.
You know, now I can just say no.
Have I or have I not turned down speeches that would pay me a lot of money?
Yes, you have.
Because you want to spend time with your family.
And because that's true, but why else?
Because you're a regular Joe.
Because I don't want to wear a tux.
I already said that.
Yeah, I've turned it.
That was the first thing I said.
Why don't you pay attention to me?
You're not paying attention to me.
So the next thing is, why don't I want to go to the inauguration?
I don't want to go because that's not who I am.
Because you have to wear a tux.
You don't have to wear a tux to all of them.
They have the boots.
To the inauguration?
I think they have the boots and whatever ball.
Don't they have the boots?
Ask Connie Hare.
She knows what the boots and something be.
Yes, let me just go back into my Rolodex and I'll get off.
Well, Connie Hare asked me to go.
She goes, Clarence Thomas is going and Louis Gomert's going and this person's going and you need to go.
And I said, no, I don't.
I said, I don't want to wear.
Tux are awesome.
I would go for the next one.
Okay, I am telling you right now, when I broadcast from the inauguration, because they're making me work that Friday night, and they're going to send me down to Washington, I promise you I will have jeans on.
I might have a tux jacket on to cover it and we'll shoot it from the waist up, but I'm going to be wearing jeans.
I promise you.
And you know what?
Please dress like an adult, for God's sake.
You know, it was like the inauguration.
Okay, seriously, the guy with long fingernails and the guy with a mohawk that's dyed blonde and a guy that wears more leather pants than any guy I've ever met.
When was the last time you saw me wear leather pants?
Like yesterday or five weeks ago.
Man, you were really ready for the villages.
It's going down quick.
What do you think I'm going to wear?
You think I'm going to wear leather pants?
Seriously, Jason?
Why can't you just wear a tux and look presentable?
Okay, I don't want to wear.
If I do wear a tux, I'll wear a regular black tie.
Actually, the shiny black tie.
I have a special shiny black tie, but it's a regular tie, so I don't have to put that stupid bow tie on.
Jeans at the inauguration.
Why can't I be myself?
Why does everybody mandate that I have to dress a certain way when I show up somewhere?
One day you're going to the United States.
I did rotations.
Listen, after the third town hall with Trump, I was wearing jeans.
I don't care.
I'm not dressing for it.
They make me wear a tie on Fox, and I resent the hell out of the fact that Eric Bolling, who's been there half the time that I've been there, gets to go on air without a tie.
And he's one of my best friends.
Don't misunderstand.
I love Eric.
I said to him on air all the time, how is it you don't have to wear a tie?
You should start a petition at change.org.
You think so?
Listen, maybe some people like to wear and get all dussied up and dressed up and all that stuff.
I mean, I'll do it if I have to.
If you put a gun to my head, I'll do it, but I don't want to do it.
Does that make me a bad person that I prefer to wear jeans and casual clothes?
And what do I have on now?
I have a golf shirt on and a t-shirt underneath.
A Nike shirt.
They're both Nike.
I only wear Nike.
Why are you giving me that look?
You're giving me the, you're a mess look.
You're a total mess.
There's no hope for your look.
Go ahead.
Tell everybody why.
I mean, I fully, I mean, my husband wore sneakers at our wedding.
I'm probably not the best.
And what did I say?
I said, if I would have known he was going to be in sneakers, I might have gone.
And the second thing is...
Oh, thank God for that.
I'm glad he didn't tell you.
And the second thing is, didn't I say to you the day you came back from that stupid safari honeymoon thing that you went on?
What did I say?
And you're sending us pictures around lions and tigers and bears and elephants.
Oh, my.
And I'm like, what are you doing?
Well, who takes a honeymoon like this?
The only thing you need on a honeymoon is, you know, room service and a bed and a hot tub.
Anything else?
That's you?
That's you?
That was my whole honeymoon.
I only had two days.
Hot tub and some moonshine.
Yeah.
Listen, I'll do a little Kentucky clear.
I'm okay with that.
But that's all you need.
And you go to Africa and you're sending pictures with all the animals.
I'm thinking, oh, great.
Dr. Doolittle out there on the safari.
It's ridiculous.
But I said to you when you got back, Lenny is my what? Hero.
He wore sneakers to his own wedding.
I love that.
That was the coolest picture I ever saw of a wedding.
And I've been to many weddings.
You know why?
Because I attended bar at five weddings a weekend at one period of my life.
And I know all the songs.
There's always a crazy Uncle Joe.
By three hours into the wedding, he's got his tie tied around his head backwards.
That's the guy you go to early on in the night, and he keeps throwing you 20s all night long.
You need one more.
Just keep them coming, son.
Keep them coming.
Keep them coming.
I like them nice and strong.
Keep them coming.
I've seen it.
Cell break a time.
Come on.
Cell break a time.
Come on.
And you watch all the crazy Uncle Joe's there.
They're wasted and they can't handle their booze.
Now, I got to, tell me if you've noticed this as your years.
You got to turn your mic on.
Notting yourself.
You're here talking right now.
I'll turn it on when it's microphone.
All right, so I want to say this.
You notice in all the weddings that you sang at, it's always the same thing.
Now, I say that with drinking, everybody has a number.
Now, for example, if I drink Coors Light, honestly, I can drink Coors Light.
It's like water.
And I don't feel anything.
I can drink four or five.
If I wanted to.
I don't like to drink that much because you get bloated.
But then if you drink wine, I've got a different number.
Then if you drink hard drinks, then you got a different number.
But everybody's got a number.
When I was a bartender, there was always a couple of guys that could sit there and drink beer for my entire 10-hour shift from 6 to 4.30.
Well, 10 and a half hours.
And they would sit there all night and they'd walk out straight as an arrow.
Those people can do that.
Then you get people two drinks and they're gone.
And you always notice when people go over their number, whatever their number is.
Like if people would live within their number, they'd be fine.
But then the men, all of a sudden, they go over the number of drinks for them.
That is what their tolerance level is.
And then the next thing you know, they went, you want to fight?
Come on.
I'll take you on.
Let's go.
And then you got the other guy.
Then he's so past his number that he sees another hot girl at the bar, and the dope leaves his wife or his girlfriend and goes flirting with that girl.
And the girls are no better.
They go over their number and they're hanging all over another hot guy at the bar and their boyfriend or husband is furious.
And I'm like, it's all about the number.
You got to know what your drinking number is.
You know, maybe, like Lauren, I would imagine, is a two.
Two drinks, you're flying high, and you're done.
Two or three, right in there.
Ethan, he can go six.
Jason can go all night with beer.
If it's booze, he's going over the top.
If it's beer, yeah, but I drink a bunch of different things.
Like I'll go to the bar, first drink, Long Island Iced Tea.
Okay, dumb, the dumbest thing to ever drink in the world because it's all white liquors and it's just stupid to mix your liquor.
But go ahead.
And then I'll probably have just a cheap PBR.
Then there'll be at least one or two shots within the next 30 minutes.
Okay, but you know, and then I'll back off.
And then you know what your number is.
If you go over your number, what?
You act like an idiot.
That's just the bottom line.
Girls get too flirty, guys get too flirty, guys get violent.
That's it.
Because they don't know their number.
They don't know how to drink responsibly.
Now, Linda, I have no clue what your number is.
Zero.
Why do I suspect that the number is much lower than I think?
Your tolerance level is not that high, is it?
I'm a mom now.
I don't drink anymore.
I'm a model of responsibility.
But honestly, I could drink.
I know what my number is.
You got to drink up to the point where it doesn't alter your personality that you do stupid stuff like leave your wife or husband and start flirting with the other guy at the bar.
Or that you say, you want to fight?
Come on.
And meanwhile, that guy's so over his number, it takes one shot and the idiot's on the ground bleeding with a broken nose or a broken jaw.
Have you noticed that your wife is disgusted by the sight of you lately?
Would she rather get a root canal than see you naked?
Well, you shouldn't have voted for Trump, okay?
One therapist calls it the Trump backlash because her clients have lost their sex drive since Trump won.
So here's my question.
Is Trump causing electile dysfunction?
I think women feel the need to assert their authority and their power because I feel like they saw this guy come to power.
They feel, yeah, you know, like they feel like this guy came into power who didn't respect women.
And, you know, sex for women, I think, is a vulnerable experience more than men.
I think they feel vulnerable, and I think it's their way of sort of lashing out, not at their man, but at society at like, wait a minute, no, you do have to respect me.
I am in control.
I can still be in control of my life, even though this guy is in power now who's running the country, who has said some things about women that concern me and that make me a little insecure about where I'm going to be, where I'm going to be with my job, where I'm going to be, am I going to be respected the same way?
What's going to happen to me?
And I think they go into their bedroom and they face their man and it's like a power dynamic that they're kind of working through.
I get it.
Remember, we talked about the fact that women after the election were going out in droves to get an IUD.
Oh, yeah, because they thought that their control would be taken away from them.
Well, yeah, we are impacted politically by this.
Profoundly by this.
But I think that the sex drive does die.
And, you know, we are building a wall around our vaginas.
Yeah.
Because, yeah.
I cried a Trump on that one.
I already had a couple walls.
Because the guy, the guy says he wants, it's okay if he would grab a woman by her, you know what?
Yeah.
And women are either a 10 or a 1, or this one's fat, or blah, blah, blah.
And you voted for that, schmuck.
You voted for that?
I'm not sleeping with you.
Yeah.
It's going to get a little more attention when people start opening their envelopes and seeing those letters about their insurance dropping them because they're losing their, what we call Obamacare.
And boy, is that going to be bad?
I just had a friend who got this, and she has her kid, and doctor sent a note and said, oh, we're not going to be able to cover you anymore, so sorry.
And she said, well, I've got a little money.
I can do this.
And they were like, no, you have to sort of get this kind of coverage.
Coverage she can't afford.
So this is going to be really interesting, Don.
I can't wait till people start sending you their letters and tweets about that.
Period now.
But it's all going to hit the fan very shortly.
Well, it's hitting the fan now.
People are starting to get it.
People are starting to get those emails and letters saying, oh, by the way, you know, we're not going to be taking care of this anymore because we basically don't have to.
And then she said something, I don't know, I don't know about it, so I'm going to ask you.
She said she thought she had read that they were losing the head of household deduction.
Tax deduction.
Tax deduction.
I don't know.
So we have to look that up because she said she wasn't sure.
And that scared her.
Yeah.
You know, somebody I was talking to last night because I was at this Robert Kennedy benefit for Ripples of Hope, it's called.
And there were so many smart people there.
And one smart person said that they think that what's going to really happen is the Republicans are going to turn on him because he's against big business a lot and they don't like that and other things that he's doing.
They're not going to be happy with him.
And he has enemies in the Republican Party.
And Pence will eventually start doing the presidency.
What do you think about that?
I mean, it was just a guess.
Watch your uterus.
That's all I'm saying.
Those were actual women crying at the sight of Hillary Clinton.
You can't make this up, but it's true.
Anyway, glad you're with us.
News Roundup and Information Overload Hour here on the Sean Hannity show.
The women of the view talking about building walls around their vaginas.
Talking about electile dysfunction.
Talking about watching your uteruses.
Unbelievable.
I don't even know where to begin.
Anyway, joining us, Leslie Marshall, host of the Leslie Marshall Show, Fox News contributor.
Also, D.C. McAllister with the Federalists and PJ Media.
DC, how am I supposed to address this?
I don't even know what to say about this.
If anyone wants to know why Trump won, it's because of this stuff.
A reaction to this kind of insanity that's going on from the left.
If I were a Democrat, a reasonable Democrat woman like Leslie is, I would be horrified and embarrassed by the behavior that's coming out from a fringe group of women in the Democratic Party.
It's really quite embarrassing.
Yeah, Leslie, I mean, how do you react to that?
Why the crying in front of Hillary?
Why the build the wall around your private parts and electile dysfunction and watch out for your uteruses?
What is this?
I, first of all, thought the electile dysfunction joke was funny.
Joy Behart does have a comedic background.
She's not gaining her.
That was not a joke.
You got to understand.
That wasn't a joke.
She was quoting a psychologist that discussed it and how women feel so angry and lacking empowerment that they're literally going to one, wherever you call these places, hairstyle place after another, salon after another, and they're all getting their hair colored dark black or platinum as a means of empowering themselves because they're so distraught over the election.
But my hair color does not empower me.
But going further, what women really are and should be distraught over on a political level are the fear because they have the expectations that President-elect Trump will reduce women's reproductive rights.
It will not address issues like women's representation, violence against women, or the gender pay gap.
And that, to me, the bigger picture and why we're talking about the power.
I honestly am getting a headache because you're literally going back to the campaign.
None of that fear-mongering worked.
It is such an enormous lie and misrepresentation that conservatives don't care about women.
Nobody's after your uterus.
Nobody's taking away your empowerment.
Well, but wait, if somebody wants to overturn Roe v. Wade, a lot of people do have a salt on the uterus.
So it really all comes down to abortion, which it always does, because the stuff about equal pay and maternity leave and all that, Trump is actually more moderate on those issues than most all Republicans.
Wait a minute.
The worst person is.
The person with equal pay.
I want to get back to that in a second, D.C. Equal pay, Hillary, both at the Foundation and in her Senate office, paid women less than they were paying men for comparable jobs.
But D.C., you're right.
This really is all about one issue.
It really is.
And the equal pay thing is a fiction anyway.
Women get paid less most of the time because they take lower-paying jobs, and they also make different life choices than men.
So women have equality.
If there's discrimination going on in the workplace, there are civil rights laws on the books that they can go and file a lawsuit for discrimination if that's what's happening.
But what you have here is a bunch of whiny bitches wanting to have their abortion.
That's what's going on here.
And I'm telling you, I know that may offend people, but this is why Trump won.
And we're not going to take it anymore.
We're tired of it.
And this is building walls around our vaginas.
You know what?
And the recognition is.
D.C., I'm going to agree with one thing you said, which is that this is why Trump won.
I don't agree.
That's why Trump won.
But what I'm hearing you say about other women and women's attitudes toward women is one of the reasons Hillary did.
Come on, you sound like Madonna by women.
Women are behaving.
I mean, this whole thing about using sex as a power play, I hate that anyway.
I find that offensive personally and socially.
To say, I'm going to withhold sex with a man that I say I love because of politics, because of power plays.
Well, I personally know they're all about power.
They do not know how to be in your bedroom.
They don't know what to do.
I'm going to your partner and that's none of my business.
Well, wait a minute.
Doesn't that make you really going to withhold sex from your partner because of who they voted for?
Really?
Well, my husband voted for Hillary, but I wouldn't withhold sex from him for that because that's not my style.
But wait a minute, but what DC is referring to is actually happening.
This is a real phenomenon.
This is none of my business.
I, as a liberal, don't want the government to be able to do it.
But my age is not a problem.
No one wants to go into your bedroom, Leslie.
To be perfectly blunt with you here, we don't care what you do in your bedroom.
That's up to you.
But the reality is, this is how people are reacting, just like kids at schools.
Wait, hang on.
They need aromatherapy, hot cocoa served by their professors, crayons, coloring books, pet therapy, and Play-Doh sessions.
I mean, this is insanity.
I live in Southern California, Sean, and as you know, we have the largest undocumented immigrant population.
We have the largest Muslim population.
We have the largest Hispanic population.
And in our schools, both public and private, there are a lot of kids that are worried about deportation, families being separated, registrants, and fans because of the rhetoric that came out during the campaign.
It's all irrational.
it's histrionics, and you know, this whole thing about...
No, no, no, no, no, nobody is in direct.
Hang on, let DC finish.
This whole thing about the inequality, let's take it back to the women because these are the women we're hearing from mostly.
Is that they're all complaining about inequality.
So they're going to go on a nationwide walkout and not work and they're going to the hairstylist and withholding sex.
You know, let's look at this from the man's perspective.
You know, the greatest inequality in this nation is against men in family courts.
It's an abomination what happens to fathers and their rights when it comes to child support and child custody cases.
Or let's talk about how men are presumed guilty when they're accused of sexual assault on college campuses or how they're classified as predators in women's studies classes and that their masculinity is innately positive.
Let's talk about as a woman that women have complete equality all across the board.
I've got to ask way in here.
You're not listening to what she's saying.
I am.
The courts are biased against men in custody cases.
You know, listen to what Hillary, well, you have the right to be believed.
Just because somebody makes an allegation doesn't make it true, does it, D.C.?
No, and boys are maligned and they're not allowed to be boys in the education system.
I mean, there is an assault on masculinity in our nation today.
And my question is, whether you believe it or not, what if men believe that and they decided to act just like these whiny women?
What if they said, hey, I'm walking out.
I'm not going to do my job.
I'm not going to take care of you.
Well, fine, I'm taking away the credit card.
I'm not doing my job in the home.
What would these women do?
They would just break out like a bunch of harpies.
Aristophanes wrote Lisa Strada, what?
400 A.D., and that was the same concept, withhold sex, you know, until you get the men to stop fighting and have peace, and of course, a fictitious piece of work.
However, in real life, these women are doing more than that.
Part of the petition is: look how powerful we are to the economy.
Look how powerful we are to this country.
Look how important we are to our families.
Please take care of it.
That's what these marches and their.
The number of men that don't respect women in my life are negligible, if any.
I find just the opposite is true.
Do you find that women's men?
And I know that you were very supportive of President-elect Trump, and I was not.
But don't you feel that there were some comments that were made, like the P-grabbing, another word for the vagina, misogynistic.
I said it was wrong, and I wouldn't defend it.
But he did apologize during the second debate, number one, and number two.
You know what?
There's locker room talk.
And I've got to be honest, I've heard some girl locker room talk in the course of my life to D.C., and it's almost, if not worse.
Well, and also, where are all the vapors happening when Clinton behaves badly?
I mean, there's such hypocrisy.
And this is the point.
People are tired of hypocrisy.
They're tired of the whining.
They're tired of the power play.
And they're tired of these women going out and inventing issues and inventing problems just to make themselves feel empowered.
Leslie, you talked about all the power that women contribute to society.
Yes, they do.
And we need to respect them.
But also, men do as well.
And we are not respecting men.
We're not respecting their masculinity.
And we need it.
If you want a war between the sexes, let me tell you, men will win every time because we are between the sexes.
But I feel very strongly that they have a First Amendment right to do this.
So why would you begrudged them that?
Fine, and I have my First Amendment right to tell them they're a bunch of idiots for doing it.
Okay, and I have my First Amendment right to say you and I disagree on this.
So you haven't given me a good reason for them doing it.
They do have equal rights.
They do have everything that I don't even know what they're fighting for.
They're afraid they're going to lose their abortion rights.
Oh, my gosh, so we want to save a baby in the womb.
But no, you can't touch my uterus.
And by the way, I'm going to withhold sex from my husband.
That's ridiculous.
You think that the million women that are going to march next week or the thousands across the country and cities on the 12th are going to do that?
Many people are just marching or are just not working or are just not going to cook.
They're going to make choices just to make that statement that, look, we are a powerful force in this nation, not just politically, economically, and socially.
But people know that.
Why are they saying that that's being challenged?
That's my thing.
Why are they doing that?
I said that, and you don't like it.
I said it's about women's reproductive rights.
It's about addressing issues like women's representation, violence against women.
Well, you know, but here's what has been missing in your narrative women's violence against men.
I mean, we shouldn't be for any kind of violence against men, as you know, D.C.
The domestic violence cases in the United States on the books, and one in ten are not reported, as you know approximately.
But the majority of cases on the books, although men are victims of domestic violence, women are far more victims of domestic violence.
And that's not my opinion.
Those are factual numbers.
But we really don't know.
What are they wanting to be done about that?
They're protesting they want the government to do so.
And this is why these women, they're not feminists.
They're status.
Yes, there are real problems in our society, social problems in the world.
What is the feminist then?
How do you define it?
A feminist is an oppressed class who want empowerment.
We don't really look at the definition anymore.
Somebody that believes that a woman deserves to be treated equally.
And they are treated equally in our society.
That's what I'm saying.
We have the only thing the government can do.
You are you feel you are, but maybe these women do not.
They have laws that protect them.
That's all government can do.
But they want government to control thoughts, to control actions, to control people.
And what's the problem?
Actually, no, because they're saying they don't want the government to control what they do with their body.
They want government to control everything except protecting the child in their womb.
And the only thing they want the government out of to protect its citizens from violence, including we do protect women against violence.
When I mean if you don't enough, you don't think people should be able to do it.
All right, both of you, hang on, hang on, hang on.
We got to take some calls on this.
This is too interesting to let go.
When we come back, we're going to keep DC McAllister.
We're going to keep Leslie Marshall.
Well, Leslie annoys me as much as I love her because her opinions are so radically left.
But we want to hear from you on this.
800-941, Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
Listen, all right.
Now, we're talking about women and the ladies of the view and what they say, building walls around their vaginas and electile dysfunction.
Women are refusing to have sex with their husbands, and many women are dying their hair as a means of empowerment after Donald Trump won.
And they're getting warned by the ladies of the view to watch their uteruses.
And of course, Hillary shows up in Washington yesterday, and all the women started crying.
it was amazing all right seriously And then here are the women from The View, and this is what they've been saying.
Have you noticed that your wife is disgusted by the sight of you lately?
Would she rather get a root canal than see you naked?
Well, you shouldn't have voted for Trump, okay?
One therapist calls it the Trump bedroom backlash because her clients have lost their sex drive since Trump won.
So here's my question: Is Trump causing electile dysfunction?
I think women feel the need to assert their authority and their power because I feel like they saw this guy come to power.
They feel, yeah, you know, they feel like this guy came into power who didn't respect women.
And, you know, sex for women, I think, is a vulnerable experience more than men.
I think they feel vulnerable, and I think it's their way of sort of lashing out, not at their man, but at society.
At like, wait a minute, no, you do have to respect me.
I am in control.
I can still be in control of my life, even though this guy is in power now who's running the country, who has said some things about women that concern me and that make me a little insecure about where I'm going to be, where I'm going to be with my job, where I'm going to be, am I going to be respected the same way?
What's going to happen to me?
And I think they go into their bedroom and they face their man, and it's like a power dynamic that they're kind of working through.
I get it.
Remember, we talked about the fact that women after the election were going out in droves to get an IUD.
Oh, yeah, because they thought that their birth control would be taken away from them.
Well, yeah, we're impacted politically by that.
Profoundly by it.
But I think that the sex drive does die.
And, you know, we are building a wall around our vaginas.
Because, yeah.
I cried a Trump on that one.
I already had a couple walls.
Because the guy, the guy says he wants it's okay if he would grab a woman by her, you know, what.
Yeah.
And women are either a 10 or a one, or this one's fat, or blah, blah, blah.
And you voted for that, schmuck.
You voted for that.
I'm not sleeping with you.
It's going to get a little more attention when people start opening their envelopes and seeing those letters about their insurance dropping them because they're losing their, what we call Obamacare.
And boy, is that going to be.
I just had a friend who got this, and she has her kid, and doctor sent a note and said, oh, we're not going to be able to cover you anymore, so sorry.
And she said, well, I've got a little money.
I can do this.
And they were like, no, you have to sort of get this kind of coverage.
Coverage she can't afford.
So this is going to be really interesting, Dom.
can't wait till people start sending you their letters and tweets about that but it's all gonna hit the fan very shortly well it's hitting the fan People are starting to get it.
People are starting to get those emails and letters saying, oh, by the way, you know, we're not going to be taking care of this anymore because we basically don't have to.
And then she said something, I don't know, I don't know about it, so I'm going to ask you.
She said she thought she had read that they were losing the head of household deduction.
Tax deductions.
Tax deductions.
I don't know.
So we have to look that up because she said she wasn't trying.
And that scared her.
Yeah.
You know, somebody I was talking to last night because I was at this Robert Kennedy benefit for Ripples of Hope, it's called.
And there were so many smart people there.
And one smart person said that they think that what's going to really happen is the Republicans are going to turn on him because he's against big business a lot and they don't like that and other things that he's doing.
They're not going to be happy with him.
And he has enemies in the Republican Party.
And Pence will eventually start doing the presidency.
What do you think about that?
I mean, it was just a guess.
Watch your uterus.
That's all I'm saying.
Watch your uterus.
Women are rushing out to get their IUDs.
Trump bedroom backlash.
Electile dysfunction.
Building walls around vaginas.
That is the latest edition of The View.
We will have more tomorrow.
Anyway, we continue our discussion.
What is going on?
How do we evolve from aromatherapy, pet therapy, coloring books, crayons, and Play-Doh to this and cop coaching?
I'm not kidding.
You better fix this shit right now.
I literally am going to die.
I need an ambulance.
Get this woman an ambulance.
Anyway, we can continue with D.C. McAllister and Leslie Marshall.
You know, you were saying in the last half hour, D.C. McAllister, you know, when you talk about issues involving prejudice or bigotry against men, I agree with you.
I think the courts, especially in custody cases, historically have been extremely biased towards men.
And I'm talking about men that want to be involved in their children's lives.
And the same thing happens in other areas as well.
If there's an accusation, I mean, I'll never forget my coverage of the Duke La Crosse case.
I couldn't believe the way the rest of the media covered that.
And there was no evidence that proved any of these kids were guilty.
And the guy made it up and kept exculpatory evidence away from the defense.
Or like the Rolling Stone fake rape case.
Another one, yeah.
You know, men are presumed guilty.
I mean, what if men responded?
This is my point.
What if men responded like women and said, you know, our rights are being trampled on, and we're going to withhold all of what we contribute to society to show how powerful we are and how much we're needed.
I mean, we would have a breakdown of society.
We need both men and women behaving like grown-ups instead of like children.
And the two things that I heard listening to those women speak were one, they're so fixated on sex.
And number two, they're fixated on government.
To be weeping and crying over a politician in that way is embarrassing.
It reminds me of people groveling at the feet of third world dictators and crying.
It's ridiculous.
And these women want government solutions to everything.
Leslie pointed out a lot of things that are real issues, but government, big government, centralized government, federal government is not the answer.
And that's what these women want.
They've rejected men and masculinity, and they want Uncle Sam to replace it.
They want the government to protect them.
They don't want empowerment.
Well, it's interesting you say that.
Or they're showing their dependency on government because they have rejected a healthy relationship with marrying men in their lives.
Just on the aspect that they want government assistance or government help or belief in that, let's go back to 2008.
And this was a comment made by a woman after Barack Obama's election.
If this isn't the desire for bigger government and believing the government will be a protector, I don't know what is.
I never thought you said whatever it happened.
I won't have to worry about putting gas in my car.
I won't have to worry about paying my mortgage.
You know, if I want men, don't help me.
I mean, that level of delusion is frightening.
All right, let's get to some phone calls here as we continue with D.C. McAllister and also our good friend Leslie Marshall.
We have Angela Fort Myers, Fox News Radio 925.
How are you?
Hi, Sean.
What's going on, Angela?
How are you?
Say hi to DC and hi to Leslie.
Hi.
Hi, you guys.
Hi.
Okay, tuned in so I'm catching the end of the conversation.
First, let me just say, Sean, love you.
I love all what you've done for the election and your courage, your loyalty.
I sleep at night thinking that I'm going to be able to watch you the next night.
So I just, I think you're terrific and we love you here in Florida as well.
I'm listening and I'm hearing about the meltdown with these women.
And I just have to share a story with you that is not as outrageously, you know, just not going to create an argument, but I think your listeners will enjoy this because men are having meltdowns too.
I'm single.
Yeah, and I went on a dating site.
And at the end of my sentence on the site, I said, any Hillary fans, keep walking, okay?
Right.
So, you know, let men know that where I'm at because I can't have any liberals in my life.
I can't do it.
As far as I can't do that.
Did you ever have like a liberal boyfriend?
Not since Obama got in office.
I was never a political woman.
And, you know, I love my country and I never liked them in the beginning.
So I'm proud to say I never was a fan.
Okay.
So I'm on the site.
You know, I went out with a gentleman two or three times just recently, three days ago.
Right.
And you saved me some grief, Sean.
He made it very clear that she's not interested in the news.
Because every now and then, I get to spend the night talking about politics, but I kind of want to see where a guy's at.
He says that the news makes him sad.
It makes him sad.
It's depressing.
I go, wait, I go, I know you don't watch that much, but dude, we should be happy now.
Before we were sad and scared.
Now we should be happy.
It's okay to watch the news.
And what did he say?
So he just said, he goes, no, I'm not.
I don't like you.
I text him, hey, put on Sean Hannity.
You know, he's got some good guests on.
It's uplifting.
It's good.
Really good.
You know, the next morning, I'm not kidding.
Now, this is the guy who said last night, thanks.
Had a good night.
I really like you, Angela.
The next morning, I get a text.
Hey, listen, I just want to tell you, I can't get involved with you.
You know, you're too much involved with politics.
Sean Hannity guy.
And this Sean Hannity guy, he says, you keep asking me to watch him.
You talk about him.
You brought him up quite a few times.
I'm like, I thought he was kidding.
I'm like, are you kidding?
So you got dumped because you like to watch my show.
Correct.
All right, now, let me tell you this.
And we got to move on here because I got a lot of people on the line.
First thing I'm going to say is thank God you found out early.
And number two, we're going to send you a Christmas package.
So this way we'll send cherries, berries, and we're going to send a Trump pen and we'll even send you a football, okay?
But that's, and tell, here's my take on him.
He's not worthy of you.
What a loser.
Look, if I'm married to or dating somebody that I really like and care for and they're interested in something, I want to find out what it is.
And if he doesn't have an open mind, he's a loser.
What an idiot.
I like you in every other way, except I don't like what you talk about.
Well, that means he doesn't love your heart.
Forget it.
Move on.
Good riddance to him.
Does anybody disagree, DC?
I say good riddance.
I mean, if you have a man who says he's all sad about politics and then he can't handle Sean Hannity, you don't have a real man there.
You've got a mangina, and it's good that you let him go.
A man, what?
A mangin.
We leave our private parts out of it.
Sean, I'd like to weigh in.
Although I don't think this is the right man for her because she says she likes to watch the news.
He was upfront with her about I'm not really into watching the news.
Now, I love you, Sean, but if he doesn't like watching you or anybody else news-wise, he did put that out there for her, and maybe just doesn't feel it'sn't a lot of people.
Listen, this is the problem with a lot of dating and a lot of relationships.
You know, all right, let's stay on the sex topic, for example.
Let's say there's one partner that likes sex more than the other partner, and I know friends that have lived through this.
You know, that's what they want.
Why don't you accommodate them because you love them?
That means you're not.
I don't think a couple of dates is.
Wait a minute.
Part love or part liking or part serving your mate is doing some crap you don't want to do.
Yeah, but Sean, there's also the sometimes, like, say somebody loves golf and they really want and need a partner that plays golf, then maybe it's just not a match.
Okay.
Move on to find the right part.
Right.
How about you let him play golf on Saturday and Sunday early, and then he has his guy time then.
Yeah, but this guy is clear it's the beginning of a relationship.
He doesn't want somebody who's heavy into news.
It depresses him.
So she's better off without him.
She'll find somebody who has more in common with her.
All right, Nia's in Florida.
Nia, how are you?
You're on with DC and with Leslie.
Hi.
Hey, Sean, thanks for having me.
Hi, Leslie and DC.
Sean, before I get into it, I just want to say how much I enjoy your show, both radio and TV, and thank you for everything you've done throughout the campaign.
I just want to talk about, get back into this sex thing, because it's absolutely crazy.
First of all, let me just point this out.
These women that say they're running out to get their IUD because they're worried about their birth control are now saying they're building a wall around their vagina.
Well, they won't have to worry about birth control if they ain't having sex.
So that's completely, you know, insane.
If you think about from point A to point B of what they're saying, they're not having sex, so they don't have to worry about the birth control.
But it is absolutely insane.
I don't watch The View.
I don't get news from Cosmo.
But after listening to your show last night, I looked into it, and this is insane.
First of all, it's just a campaign still in overdrive from the last.
They're talking about the Billy Bush tape from 15 years ago for which Donald Trump has already apologized.
He did it on the debate.
He did it in a special videotape.
Let it go.
This is guy locker room talk.
You're going to tell me those women at The View didn't watch 50 Shades or read the book.
Well, what a great point.
I've watched that show, 50 Shades are Great.
I saw the movie.
I'm like, why is every woman in America like this thing?
I couldn't understand.
Now, do you agree with me, Nia, that in fact there is girl locker room talk too?
Exactly.
Yeah.
And do you agree, DC, there's girl locker room talk and the 50 Shades argument that Nia makes is pretty strong.
Oh, absolutely.
And one of the reasons why they like 50 Shades is because they actually have a distorted view on healthy masculinity.
That's one of the things with the BDS and with the, you know, fadus masochism stuff is that they have so twisted healthy sexuality and masculinity that they don't understand it.
And they're attracted to something that's a deviant.
Okay, then maybe I'm crazy because I've never read the book.
I've never seen the movie.
I have no desire to, nor the time.
Okay, but that's not the point.
It sold 50 million copies.
Well, so, yeah, think about years ago.
That's a lot of housewives.
Nine and a half weeks.
I think people like, I think it's sort of like legitimate porn.
All right, so what's the difference between that and the comment 15 years ago?
Is that not women locker room talk?
I have never heard men or women talking like that.
Those are not the kind of people that I hang around with.
DC, I have.
Have you?
I grew up in a pretty rough area.
Yeah, exactly.
I mean, not that I'm proud of that, but yeah, I hear that kind of talk.
I've heard that kind of talk before.
Yeah, people I hang around.
I'm from Boston.
We're a little bit too like, you know, I don't know.
Well, you never listened to Jerry Williams' show years ago, but I got a roll.
Thank you so much for being with us, both of you.
When we come back, news roundup information overload as we check in with Rick Unger.
He's actually smiling.
He looks giddy in there, and Jonathan Gillam straight ahead.
I do so say myself.
She looks pretty good most of the time.
And the only time she does them is when I catch her in her pajamas sometimes.
But anyway.
I'm going to let some of you know this story, but I'll let many of you in on a secret.
Other than Landra, there's another woman that he gave a big, fat, wet, sloppy kiss on the lips to in this room.
Yep.
Harry and I were sitting there in the election night of 2006.
It was all hanging in the balance, whether we'd get the majority.
And when the TV from Missouri came on and Claire McCaskill came out as the winner, Harry, in front of hundreds, marched up to the TV and just started kissing Landra.
Kissing, sorry, not Landra, Claire, over and over again.
I had to go up and wipe off the TV.
Donald Trump, just last week, he confirmed to the National Review that he is again considering a run in 2016.
Do it.
Do it.
Look at me.
Do it.
I will personally bring you a campaign check now on behalf of this country, which does not want you to be president, but which badly wants you to run.
Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for president as a Republican, which is surprising since I just assumed he was running as a joke.
Is that people think that Donald Trump is a clown?
Donald Trump is a clown.
I mean, does anybody seriously think that Donald Trump is serious about running for president?
Donald Trump.
You know, he's a clown.
Which Republican candidate has the best chance of winning the general election?
Of the declared ones right now, Donald Trump.
President Obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the United States.
Exclamation point.
At real Donald Trump.
Well, at real Donald Trump, at least I will go down as a president.
Basically, this is the beginning of the end for Trump.
The beginning of the end.
Beginning of the end?
This is probably starting of the beginning of the end for Donald Trump.
Donald, you're not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency.
The strongest person usually isn't the loudest one in the room.
So right now, we have Hillary's about a 75 or an 80% favorite.
We have different bursts of the portcast.
You can look at Paul has Hillary Clinton up by double digits nationally, 12 points, 50 to 38 in a four-way race.
Clinton leading in Florida, Clinton leading in North Carolina, Clinton leading in Ohio, Clinton leading in Nevada.
I could go on and on and on.
I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be present.
And so right now, Mr. Trump, to answer your call for political honesty, I just want to say you're not going to be president, all right?
It's been fun.
It's been great.
I love you.
But come on, come on, buddy.
We have a major projection right now.
Donald Trump will take OHI.
That's CNN projects.
Donald Trump will carry the state of Florida.
Huge win for Donald Trump.
Donald Trump, while we project, will win in Kentucky, in Indiana, with its 11 electoral votes.
West, Virginia, Clara, Tennessee, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Alabama.
North Dakota with its three electoral votes.
And South Dakota, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, the state of Montana, North Carolina, Georgia, Iowa, Utah, Wisconsin, Arizona, Kansas with its six electoral votes, Nebraska with its five electoral votes, and Wyoming with its three electoral votes.
Sorry to keep you waiting, complicated business.
A lot of people have laughed at me over the years.
Now they're not laughing so much, I'll tell you.
All right, glad you're with us.
Hour two of the Sean Hannity show.
I had to play that, especially for our next guest, Rick Unger, a liberal.
He said, no way Donald Trump's going to win.
No way, Hannity.
No way he's not going to win.
What?
I did say that.
Yeah, you did say that.
I didn't say quite no way that that isn't.
No, you didn't quite say that.
But I did say it.
Jonathan Guillama will us.
You know, the one thing I, you know, at least you're a normal human being.
You come in here.
Well, no, but here's the difference between you and the other liberals that need pet and aromatherapy, crayons, coloring books, hot cocoa.
Pretty weird.
I mean, so you actually come in and say, this is great.
You know, I'm actually excited about Trump's presidency.
Well, I didn't exactly say that.
So I was on with my buddy.
I was on with my buddy Mark Davis yesterday.
He was on The Answer in Dallas.
He's a great guy.
And I've known Mark for all the years I've been on radio.
And he goes, just stop and think for a moment.
If she won the shows we'd be doing now.
And I'm like, ah, ah, ah.
See, that's the problem.
People like you and I, our interests, in this case, your interests, are certainly the same as the people who voted for Donald Trump, and he won.
My interests are a little different because when you get Donald Trump as a president, I'm going to have four awesome years on the radio.
Listen, you can say you're going to have four awesome years, but even you have to admit, and I'll get to Jonathan.
How are you?
How are you?
Good to see you.
Sorry, Jonathan.
Jonathan's like filling in for me for 100 days, so it doesn't matter.
He gets plenty of airtime.
He's getting the airtime.
You get plenty of airtime.
So now I forgot what the hell I was saying.
See, this is what happens when you get old folks.
This is what happens.
It starts to quit.
But even, I remember, even you have to remember, you know, have to appreciate $50 billion invested.
Yes.
50,000 American jobs.
1,100 jobs for Carrier.
He said today, I'm going to call every company that wants to leave and explain to them these are the tax benefits.
These are the regulatory benefits.
We're trying to help you stay.
Let me tell you what I do appreciate.
And not so much.
I do appreciate it.
It's really more like 800 jobs.
But you know what?
No, no, it's 1,100.
No, it's not.
Yeah, it's Carrier having a lot of time.
No, the other 300 were going to be there anyhow.
Carrier put out a statement, 1,100.
I'm trusting Carrier over.
I've dug into it.
It's 800 of the jobs that we're going to go.
It's 300 more that we're going to stay anyhow.
They're backroom jobs.
What about the 16 million they're investing in that plant in Indiana?
No, interesting.
And the other 20 million that they're going to have.
Yeah, let me get to the good part.
For those 800 people, we can argue over how many, they're going to have a much nicer Christmas.
And I'm thrilled for them.
And I mean that sincerely.
I actually know you mean that.
And you're rich as a skunk, too.
Not as rich as you.
No, you're like the richest liberal I know.
And you should be ecstatic.
We call that limousine liberal.
So that's that.
And I'm glad they did that.
Now, the gentleman from Japan who announced those jobs, fantastic, except that it was in play before Trump.
Okay, but the bottom line is Trump put it over the top.
He did, and that's why I'm going to give him credit.
He took the time to meet with the guy who's coming to make a large investment in this country.
So I'm not taking anything away from him for that.
Good for him for seeing him and locking it in.
You know, and it's fun.
Let me play this for Jonathan, and I want to get your take on it.
That was Softpank, by the way, that you're talking about.
Yes.
You know, $50 billion is a lot of money.
Yes.
I keep saying this election was about the forgotten man.
You know, and then I listen to Obama.
And Obama starts talking about magic wands, Jonathan.
And he's still on Obama.
It's over.
No, because he didn't pick up the phone.
He's too lazy clinging to his guns, Bibles, and religion.
Yeah, listen to this, Jonathan.
For those folks who've lost their job right now because a plant went down to Mexico, that isn't going to make you feel better.
And so what we have to do is to make sure that folks are trained for the jobs that are coming in now because some of those jobs of the past are just not going to come back.
And when somebody says, like the person you just mentioned, who I'm not going to advertise for, that he's going to bring all these jobs back.
Well, how exactly are you going to do that?
What are you going to do?
There's no answer to it.
He just says, well, I'm going to negotiate a better deal.
Well, how exactly are you going to negotiate that?
What magic wand do you have?
And usually the answer is he doesn't have an answer.
Jonathan, you know what the magic wand turned out to be?
For all you folks losing your job, tough crap, tough noogies, whatever you want to say.
I would say tough shh, but I'm not allowed on radio.
I can't on radio.
I would in real life.
We can do it.
Do you curse me?
I actually don't own my show.
You never have.
You never have.
I don't think so.
I have, though, on other shows.
Or other shows.
Oh, okay.
You do it on there.
I'm going to go to a show after this today, and I can say whatever I want on the show.
Would you go to Howard Stern's show?
No, no.
Have you been on John Show?
No, I've never been on Howard Stern.
Have you ever been on Opi?
Well, not OPA and Anthony.
No, I have to talk about it now.
I do John Fugles saying a lot.
You better talk to my friend here.
All right, so John, yeah, I know.
So, I mean, the magic wand turns out to be a telephone.
And he picked it up unlike this lazy radical ideologue in the White House that screwed up the economy and everything else.
Well, it's also experience.
Donald Trump has experience making deals.
Barack Obama had no experience coming in making deals.
He had experience running some campaigns and teaching some classes.
But, you know, since you've been all over Rick Unger, I want to go ahead and this is the first time.
This is the biggest show that we've been on since we've been together here, too.
But, but was I not the first person on radio, on television that was saying Donald Trump would get elected?
You were.
We had this discussion on Newsmax.
Very early on.
Because what I looked at, and it goes perfectly with that clip, Donald Trump, what I was looking at early on was the operational experience that he had.
There's no way you can run a successful business, one, without failure, and two, without learning to overcome those failures.
And then the things that he did were operationally minded.
You had to make deals.
You had to rub elbows with people you didn't like.
You had to find subject matter experts to do the quality work.
And that's what a president is.
That's exactly what a president is.
So I saw this coming.
It was just a matter of he could get from the start to the finish.
And that's where even I had no clue at how masterful this man is.
This is how he's not making America great.
He took somebody like you who's profoundly wrong and he made you right.
I mean, this isn't good for the country.
I am usually right, Rick.
And right is in right.
You honestly really were.
I mean, we were talking about it on the Newsmax TV show back when he was first entering the race.
And you thought he would win then.
Now, if you thought you were crazy.
If you want to contrast that in the way people will go in their lives, I'm going the wrong way on 6th Avenue on my scooter, and Donald Trump just a second ago passes me in his motorcade going the other direction with all the Secret Service protection.
That's the way we're going in life.
Even though I believed in him, I'm going the opposite way.
You got to get Sean Hannity to get you a job in the administration.
He's very important.
I'm not important.
He's very important.
What am I important about?
The man could have been Vice President of the United States if he had wanted to.
He couldn't afford to be able to do it.
You could have been Joe Biden.
Yeah, exactly.
Listen, I think Mike Pence was the best choice.
Mike has been a rock star.
I mean, rock solid.
You know, Trump likes to say he's from central casting, but in many ways he is.
And he's such a steady counterbalance to Trump's personality.
And I've watched the two of them together.
They get along great.
I think he's the COO of the country now.
He's going to run the country.
You know, I don't listen.
I think Trump will be the chairman.
No, you don't understand Trump.
You really don't.
I know I've watched him up close.
Trump is hands-on everything.
Now, Mike is going to be there probably to pull out all the details.
Like the XO.
Yeah, I guess.
And why is, I mean, Vice President-elect Pence has attended every single security briefing.
Right.
We're told Mr. Trump twice a week.
No, I'm actually told that that's not true, what has been reported.
And Michael Moore, please go.
Please go get your security briefing.
Really?
We're going to get advice from Michael Moore.
I'm just, I don't, yeah, no.
But I am interested if that's.
Yeah, no, he's, well, you've got to remember, look at the people he's meeting with any day.
He just hired three generals.
You know, he's meeting with the best and brightest people.
What do you think they're talking about every day?
You think that they're sitting there talking about the gold hand-painted ceilings and gold?
Look, those generals are obviously very knowledgeable, but they've been out of play for a number of years.
Okay.
But they understand.
Briefing knows what's happening at this moment.
Understood.
And he is taking those briefings more than what they're saying.
But he doesn't, like he said in the campaign, he's not going to telegraph it, Jonathan.
No, and I think, you know, one of the greatest things he did right off the bat was started handling the press in a pro what I believe is a proper manner and keeping a distance with the press.
The presidents over the years have pulled the press in, I think, way too close.
And when you have a president, which we've had multiple presidents, that has the press that close and then tells them everything that we do and projects it, you're literally setting yourself up for a disaster because you are allowing information to get to the enemy that really just shouldn't be there.
And the first thing he did was distance himself from the people.
Here's my prediction: the first time he uses military force, we'll only hear about it after the fact.
There'll be no lead up.
There'll be no, there'll be none of the public.
Well, let's hope he doesn't have to use any.
Well, I mean, we live in a world with evil, Rick.
I mean, we have radical Islamic terrorists.
I'm saying radical Islamic terrorism.
I say it all the time.
Let me hear it.
Radical Islamic terrorism.
Well, why couldn't your candidate and your president say he wasn't my candidate this time?
And you know, we call Hillary a heat.
That's mean.
No, I say he wasn't my candidate, Barack Obama.
And we've had this discussion before.
I have never agreed with his reluctance on this.
I never got it.
I still don't get it.
There is, you're not insulting the overwhelming majority of the Muslim community when you call out people who are terrorists.
That's what they are.
They are radical.
Why can't Hillary and Obama do it?
I don't know.
Jonathan, I suspect that they're just classic appeasers.
Well, first off, these are people we have to go back to the old Hegelian dialect where you have a problem.
It's very impressive.
They either utilize that problem and make it bigger so they can cause a reaction.
And that's why I think a lot of the times they keep this going so they can handle the reaction, handle the fear, and then offer a solution that really never solves anything.
I don't think it's that deep.
It's criticizing over and over.
And I'll tell you where you get a good example of this.
Last Tuesday, Monday or Tuesday, and I wrote an article about this for IJ Review where Obama and Trump gave speeches on the same day, very similar subjects.
What you saw with Obama was consistently appeasement and review of no real solutions for anything.
There's no major events that have happened or major issues that he solved because they reviewed them going.
I'm not going to talk about Obama.
Obama's been a disaster.
Trump is already offering.
Whatever you thought, it's over now.
But Trump is offering strategic.
I am curious.
I am curious.
Real quick, I got to go.
Do either of you think we're getting in an appeasement scenario with Russia?
No.
No, we're developing a relationship with them.
You make me want to roll my windows down and cruise.
Ah, here we are.
It's cruising time.
It's Friday.
And Donald Trump is the president-elect.
Imagine if it was her.
I don't think I can go down that road right now.
She's popping right out of the side.
Lift kick.
Looks a hell of a lot better with you upping it.
So maybe you'll song you make me wanna roll my windows down.
That's how we roll.
The brand new lift kick looks a hell of a lot better with you up in it.
So Tucker, we were falling in and living the sweetheart of summer.
She hung around to the camera.
Tired up.
Let's go get this thing started.
Maybe you a song and make me wanna roll my windows down.
And cool, that one stop silent to the middle.
Every little home town.
If you miss when you share it, look a hell of a lot better with you up in it.
And this is how we roll as a show.
Mixed tapes got a little hang, a little drake, a little something, bumping, thumb, thumping on the wheel, right?
The mix and our drinks a little stronger than you think.
So get a grip, take a sip of it.
Take a sip, pass it around.
Trucks jacked up, flat bills slip back.
Yeah, you can find a swimming.
Where the party's at.
This is how we roll.
We hanging around, singing down everything on the radio.
We light it up with our hands up.
This is how we roll.
This is how we do.
We burning down the night, shooting bullets at the moon, baby.
Here we go.
If you need a ride, if you roll with me, yeah, you know we rolling high phone in 37 meters with no skin and harnessed though.
How fresh my baby is in a shotgun seat though.
Him kisses off from me, though, automatic like a free throw.
This life I live, it might not be for you, but it's for me, though.
Let's this is how we roll.
Let's roll.
This is how we roll.
This is how we do.
When the world turns ugly, I just turn and look at you, baby.
Yeah, this is how we roll.
Imagine if she won.
This would not be this fun, but she lost.
We stick to our guns.
We love who we love and we wanna have fun.
Yeah, we clutch on them Mondays and pray on them Sundays Pass it around and we dream about one day Cause this is how we roll yo we hanging round singing down everything on the radio Now if Hillary won with our hands up the mud cutting through the countryside Baby,
This is how we roll.
Now, if Hillary won, this is how you'd really be feeling.
I'm just chilling in Cedar Rapids.
By the way, I banned that one.
That was yesterday on the ban list.
You're not alive.
I must not have heard you.
I'm going to take my bonus back.
Did I give you a bonus?
You know, the happiest business in New York is today?
Who is it, Jason?
Oh, my family because of the money that Santa brung me.
Yeah, no, I don't think it's going to be your family.
Who's the happiest today?
What business in New York is going to be so happy between now and Christmas?
I could think of a couple massage parlors, but you're probably thinking something else.
Coyote Ugly.
They're going to love it.
Oh, yes.
Oh, yeah.
Are you going there tonight or tomorrow?
I will be there tomorrow, because tomorrow is SantaCon.
Oh, SantaCon.
What's SantaCon at Coyote Ugly?
It's basically like the Christmas version of St. Patrick's Day, where people get dressed up as Santa's and get drunk really early and throughout the night.
You don't ever go to scores, do you, or any of those places?
Oh, no.
No.
Why?
Too expensive.
Okay.
Seriously.
That's probably, you need two bonus checks on any given night.
All right, let's get to our phones as we say hi to Steve.
He's in Suffolk County, New York, listening to the all-new AM710 WOR, The Talk of New York, New Jersey, and Long Island.
What's going on?
Hey, Sean, how are you doing today?
I'm good, buddy.
We're kind of chilling in Cedar Rapids, having some fun today with our buddies at Florida, Georgia Line.
All right, Greg.
Listen, it's my honor.
I've been listening to you for 20 years.
Thank you.
I felt very inclined to call in today.
I'm a proud Democrat from Suffolk and voted for Trump.
We won Suffolk County, and I'm very, very happy.
I know.
You know, listen, I'm really proud of my fellow Long Islanders.
I think Nassau County won Trump too.
I don't think they did.
I think that manganese thing held them down a little bit.
Well, I'll double-check.
You may know better than me.
Listen, I'm calling in.
I know you're torn between going on the view and not going on the view.
You have your eloquent employees that say not to do it.
Let me tell you why you should.
I've listened to you for 20 years.
You're a straight shooter.
There's an audience that you have an opportunity to.
Pretty much they've never listened to you.
They just go by what they're told, like you mentioned yesterday about a party you went to and they looked at you like you were Satan.
Pretty much, yeah.
Go on the show.
Show them.
Tell them.
Prove to them.
Prove them wrong.
You cannot lose.
You have all the information.
See, I agree with you.
Now, I put off an appearance they wanted next Thursday because Linda and Lauren and Jason and Ethan and sweet baby James all ripped my head off yesterday because I was going to go on.
Linda, are you listening to Steve in Suffolk County?
What do you have to say to him?
I agree with him.
Steve is entitled to his opinion.
Okay, but what's your argument back?
Why shouldn't I go on?
Because you're talking to a woman who just said that there's a wall around her vagina.
I think women feel the need to assert their authority and their power because I feel like they saw this guy come to power.
They feel, yeah, you know, they feel like this guy came into power who didn't respect women.
And, you know, sex for women, I think, is a vulnerable experience more than men.
I think they feel vulnerable, and I think it's their way of sort of lashing out, not at their man, but at society at like, wait a minute, no, you do have to respect me.
I am in control.
I can still be in control of my life, even though this guy is in power now who's running the country, who has said some things about women that concern me and that make me a little insecure about where I'm going to be, where I'm going to be with my job, where I'm going to be.
Am I going to be respected the same way?
What's going to happen to me?
And I think they go into their bedroom and they face their men.
And it's like a power dynamic that they're kind of working through.
I get it.
Remember, we talked about the fact that women after the election were going out in droves to get an IUD.
Oh, yeah, because they thought that their control would be taken away from them.
Well, yeah, we're impacted politically by it, profoundly by it.
But I think that the sex drive does die.
And, you know, we are building a wall around our vaginas.
Because, yeah.
Yeah, that's true.
We might be setting the bar a little high for her.
He wins.
They lose.
He's going to make himself look good and make proof to them who they are to their audience.
You know, Steve, I would agree with you, but here's the problem: he's going to be on their turf.
He's going to be on their turf.
He's going to play by their rules, their producers, their cameras, their editing, their audience.
It's not fair ground.
It's not like we're having this.
Well, it's not like 60 minutes.
There's no editing because it's a live show.
Uh-huh.
Well, they can hit a button.
They can make sure.
That's true.
I'm just, listen, at the end of the day, all I'm saying is I wouldn't expect them to come on our show in our studio and expect to be treated fairly.
I would expect them to be apprehensive about it, as I am apprehensive for you.
I don't think there's an up for you.
What is the up?
You're already revealing, you know, people know that you're a source of information, that you tell the truth.
There's nothing to be gained from them.
I don't think that all five of them put together.
Wait, wait, wait.
I don't think all five of them put together have even a clue or even a piece of a clue of what's really going on with this election.
So, I'm going to revisit this.
Steve, I'll revisit this at the start of the new year.
I'm putting it off from now because I didn't really feel like the beatdown.
I didn't need it to go on another hour.
And unless I gave in yesterday, and it was bonus day here, Santa Claus Hannity was bringing his bonus checks around to my wonderful crew who I love, all of them individually, some more than others.
And I just, I couldn't ruin what was a great day.
And they were all mad at me for even thinking about it.
But listen, they're beating you down worse than they can on the view.
Trust me.
I work so hard at that, Steve.
Thank you for recognizing my efforts.
Oh, she's so now you've insulted Linda.
All right.
Steve, God bless you, buddy.
Congratulations, Suffolk County.
We needed you, my friend.
And thank you for being 20 years.
I will try and earn your trust every day.
And listen, get buckle up because starting in January, World War III is going to break out, politically speaking, in this country.
It's not going to be pretty.
And we've got a lot of work to do.
What's the point of winning if you don't get to govern the right way?
And that's my message to Trump.
Keep your promises.
Patrick, Panama City, Florida.
What's up, Patrick?
How are you?
Hey, good afternoon, Sean.
Happy Friday to you.
Yes, sir.
Happy Friday.
Well, I was really glad to hear yesterday mentioning of you being one of the top five most influential people in media.
And I could not agree more.
From the onset of the election, I was a Ted Cruz guy.
And when he lost, I was a little bit disillusioned.
And I wasn't overly excited about Trump.
But I took a step back for a little bit, and then I got back into it again.
And listening to you on your show, you made the case as clearly and succinctly as anybody could have possibly.
And it really put the fire under me.
And it did a lot of other people, too.
And as time went on, I got more and more excited and more on board.
And the machine kept rolling.
And election night, I was up late watching the results.
And when it finally came in, I tell you, I was doing the jig.
That's pretty funny.
You know, you should see me on election nights.
I tell my best friends, don't be around me.
On election night, I'm always off, and I'm always doing the same thing.
I'm on seven computers at once.
I'm watching four televisions at once.
And you don't want to be around me.
I'm not, I am so deep in the weeds on election night.
I'm looking, all right, Broward County.
How many, what percentage of the voters in and Broward?
I need Broward.
Where's Broward?
Update.
And I'm banging on my computer.
I need Palm Beach County.
What's update Cuyahoga County?
What's the percentage of the vote that's in here?
All right, let's go to where Milwaukee is, and I got to find out what percentage of the vote is in here.
I got to go to Philly.
What's the vote here?
I get crazy on election nights.
I absolutely lose my mind because I want to know before everybody else.
And in fairness, to me, I actually tell the people at the Fox News decision desk before they announce it.
Well, at least I tell their boss before they even announce it.
I have figured out who's going to win, and I have a perfect track record so far.
But that's what I do.
And listen, I'm just glad one thing.
You know, Patrick, I like Ted Cruz.
I like Marco Rubio.
I don't know what the results would have been if either of them were the candidates.
I can't tell you.
And I will say this: people got mad.
I was fair to Ted, and I was fair to Marco, and I was fair to Kasich.
And you know what?
I said at CPAC this year in February or March or whatever it was, I said, listen, you got to understand some of you are going to be very unhappy because there's only going to be one nominee, one winner.
And I said, I'm going to support that person.
And will all of you pledge to do the same?
And except for one girl, everybody stood up and they agreed with me.
And it didn't work out that easily.
And a lot of people were mad for a long period of time.
And it took a while for people to get over the hurt.
And I understand the passion that people have in politics.
But at the end of the day, we won.
At the end of the day, we've got a shot at originalists on the court.
We've got a shot at the wall.
We've got a shot at economic growth and job creation.
We got a shot at energy independence.
You know, education sent back to the states.
Obamacare being eliminated.
And I'll tell you right now, Patrick, I know it's going to be a really tough road when we get back from our vacation break like we take every year.
But I'm going to tell you something.
I am holding all these guys accountable.
We have Paul Ryan on Hannah Need tonight.
I got a lot of questions for Paul Ryan tonight.
I got a lot of questions about what is he going to do with the entire Trump agenda.
You know, where does he stand on all of these things?
To me, winning an election, Patrick, is more than just winning.
You got to govern.
And when I said this was the forgotten man, forgotten woman election, I meant it.
Anyway, I'll give you the last word real quick.
Yeah, I absolutely agree with you.
I don't know if we could have won with someone else, but we did.
And Trump is so far giving us good news on a daily basis.
And I just want to thank you and your staff.
Great job.
I appreciate it.
You're doing what you're doing.
And on the viewer thing, please listen to Lauren and Linda and Sweet Baby.
You're going in the right direction.
All right, my friend.
God bless you.
You're the best.
And all of you in this audience, you deserve the credit.
What an amazing year for all of us.
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