Sean takes a much needed break and that gives the opportunity for another "Best of Hannity!" Sean has been talking with experts like Colonel Oliver North and Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to establish a few ideas on how to solve the problem of North Korea...and it looks like the effort has paid off! Listen as this episode recaps how President Trump has pushed North Korea to an agreement over nuclear weapons. The Sean Hannity Show is on weekdays from 3 pm to 6 pm ET on iHeartRadio and Hannity.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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All right, so let's start North Korea.
We don't have a lot of time, but what's the best option?
Because I don't see a lot of good options here.
Well, there actually are.
There's more sanctions that can be imposed on those people who do business with North Korea.
Over the course of the last month, there have been several times when we've observed something through satellite and other surveillance means ships transferring oil, for example, into a country where in the north, north of Poinyang, the temperature is now minus five degrees.
It's going to get colder before it gets warmer.
They need the oil.
And the fact is you could impose more sanctions on the Chinese who are allowing some of this stuff to happen, and anybody else who trades, not just oil, but other things that are important to their economy.
The idea that the United States is powerless is nuts.
Now, we've got the means to literally decapitate the regime without using a single nuclear weapon.
We ought to encourage the conversation that's going on between Poin Yang and Seoul about the Olympics.
We ought to make sure that everybody understands we're deadly serious.
The president needs to say every time he opens his mouth about this thing, is that there's an existential threat to civilians in America with a North Korean, Iranian supported North Korean nuclear weapon and ICBM program.
And it is the Iranians that have made this possible for them.
They could not have done it without it.
But we've got lots more sanctions that can be imposed.
And you and what you do is you say unilaterally.
You have to get the Europeans and everybody else in Asia.
If you do any business with a regime in North Korea, either named individuals or companies or the entire country.
You cannot do any business in the United States.
The banking system is going to look at this and say, wait a second.
We can't afford to lose American business.
We're going to stop doing business in North Korea.
We've not even flexed our muscles yet on this.
Despite what the State Department says, there's a lot more latitude.
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All right, we have yet another example how leftists and the media will do anything to destroy and delegitimize Donald Trump.
Tuesday, New York Times, delighted in their story entitled, At a Key Moment.
Trump's Top Diplomat is again thousands of miles away.
The Times reported senior State Department officials were momentarily speechless when asked why Secretary Pompeo did not delay his trip by a day to be in Washington during Mr. Trump's Iran deal announcement.
The article Also noted how European diplomats were perplexed and complaining that they weren't getting answers from Washington, D.C. Little did the New York Times know that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, oh, he was busy rescuing three American hostages from North Korea.
And unlike the Obama administration, he didn't dump cargo planes or cash and other currencies uh like a hundred and fifty billion dollars worth.
And it's been an incredible week as it relates to foreign policy.
Uh I stayed up, I know many of you did late last night to see the release of these three American hostages.
Now, this on the heels, the lead up to this is amazing.
It's fascinating, it's historic.
You know, uh everybody in the media, every Democrat, oh, when you call him little rocket man, he's gonna get mad, and you're you're you're gonna start a nuclear war.
Well, not only did the president call out Kim Jong un repeatedly, uh he sh he showed up a carrier strike force in the region to show a military presence.
He strategically partnered with the president of China, which squeezed North Korea economically, put his own sanctions on North Korea, and the next thing we know is little rocket man is crossing the DMZ, uh meeting the South Korean president, uh little rocket man stopped firing missiles over Japan and threatening the world.
Little Rocket Man has now released three hostages, and he's now talking about the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
Everything, everything that the media and Democrats said would never happen.
Joining us now with his uh historic insight, a great historian in his own right, and a professor at heart more than anything, is former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich.
How are you, sir?
I'm doing really well, and I I share kind of your sense of amazement.
What a couple days.
And the president tweeted out today that uh they're gonna meet in Singapore, uh, which is I mean, who could have predicted two years ago or three years ago that we'd come this far down the road this fast.
Now, you know, as the president keeps saying, the deal's not done.
Uh his goal is the same as it's always been, which is he denuclearized North Korea, uh, and he's gonna stay focused on getting that done.
But between his courage in standing up to all of our allies on Iran, port they gave Israel today when the Iranians fired some twenty missiles at Israel and the Israels the Israelis responded by bombing sites in uh Syria.
Um, the degree to which they're moving things.
I thought the the the classic moment this week is the New York Times uh wondering where Secretary of State Pompeo is and why is he missing uh when the president announced the Iran deal, and of course it turned out well he was missing because he was meeting with Kim Jong un, getting three Americans released and setting the stage for a historic meeting in Singapore.
And I would think even for the New York Times, there might be space here for an apology.
I wouldn't hold your breath.
That wouldn't be under I wouldn't put you under advisement for that.
Um I'm actually I'm strongly considering I think we're gonna take this show, this radio show and TV show to Singapore.
You know, this has uh look, you're right.
Why do you want to?
We we don't know what the final outcome is gonna be, but I know this.
We haven't had a rocket fired since Kim Jong-un said he wouldn't fire them.
Uh we had the hostages released.
I mean, that that image of Kim Jong-un crossing the DMZ into the arms of the South Korean president, and the fact that he's willing to talk about the denuclearization of the entire region.
And America didn't have to drop 150 billion dollars in cash and other currency.
It's a pretty amazing, pretty amazing moment.
Very reminiscent, I think, of the Berlin Wall.
Yeah, look, there are a lot of parallels here between Reagan's pleasant firmness and the dismantling of the Soviet Empire.
But I think it's also it was very telling today and very smart that and I unlike you, I saw the uh the arrival and the president's comments.
I mean, it was a you know, it was a there's the right tone.
It was the right way of saying, look, you do the right things, we're gonna be nice to you.
Uh now let's talk about the next set of right things we need to get done.
I think it also uh speaks very well of uh Secretary of State Pompeo and the job he's doing, uh, that he could get this much done this quickly.
I have always liked him, don't you?
I've always thought a lot of him.
Mike's been a great guy I knew him back when he was in the house.
Uh he is a remarkable talent uh and uh did a great job at the Central Intelligence Agency.
And of course, here you have a guy who spent the last several years at the CIA looking at Korea.
So his ability to sit down in a room with Kim Jong un with a level of knowledge that very few people have.
Um, also to learn.
I think he spent ninety minutes with him.
And I suspect he came away having picked up a lot of points and a lot of insights that he did not have when he landed in North Korea.
Well, the bottom line is joint exercises are gonna continue.
He's not gonna fire any missiles over Japan or a Guam in the interim.
And on the sanctions continue.
Uh your father's relationship with China played a big role in this because China actually joined forces with us to uh put these sanctions, give some teeth to these sanctions, and we might actually end up with a uh Korean peninsula that is denuclearized.
It'd be kind of nice, right?
I mean, so for for all their talk, for all their action, and frankly, all their talk and inaction for the decades prior to this, we actually have someone that's finally getting something done.
So I want to make sure we elect guys like Rick Sicone, who are actually gonna follow what my father wants to do.
They're gonna follow his lead.
Uh, and that's what it is.
I mean, we finally had a leader, an actual leader.
