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We've got an incredible show today, and everything we have been saying about the new radical extreme Democratic Socialist Party is now even in writing on top of everything that we have already known.
Also get to the issue of uh the Democrats all across the country.
They're in a bit of the dilemma as it relates to how they treated Justice Kavanaugh and the mess that is the Commonwealth of Virginia will hit that hard in the course of the program today.
A lot of Hollywood now, they're now beginning to think people like, oh, let's see, Ted Danson, Joyless Behar, uh Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and some others uh as it relates to the blackface controversy in Virginia.
A lot of them now are a little bit worried about that.
Um, but we begin with everything Democrats have always believed what they envisioned for the country, and have been frankly too afraid to lay out because deep down they know that this will be rejected outright by the American people, just like they lied about Obamacare.
That's a recent example.
You've expected everyone listening to my voice knows you are lied to.
You keep your doctor, you keep your plan, and you save money.
Okay, millions lost their doctors, millions lost the plans they liked, and everybody's paying a lot more money.
In some cases, 300% plus more money.
But every, you know, we had 100% increases in states throughout the years since it has been implemented.
And then they won't, you know, arguing it's a tax when they said it's not a tax, and then the Supreme Court, John Roberts absolutely blew it on that decision on every level.
And rumor is that he was on the right side of it, but as chief justice, he was he was afraid the court might be perceived as political.
Um, how about just follow the Constitution?
So we have the big rollout today of what is a uh Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio Cortez's Green New Deal bill and the nuts and bolts of the new Green Deal bill.
Well, let me just put it this way.
We're just gonna go back into you know a whole other century.
You know, it it's like the great leap forward dressed up in green camouflage, somebody said to me today.
I said, okay, that was clever.
Uh, but among the understand what this is.
Green energy deal, it will, and I'm gonna explain it to you why, it will destroy America and America's economy as we know it.
And there is literally will turn back the clock on all of the progress that we have made, all the technological advancement that has bettered our lives to the days where 90% of this country were living on family farms.
That's that's how far back we're going to go.
And you have a uh Oscario because she's trying to scare us in 12 years the world is gonna end, actually wants to eliminate air travel.
Airplanes are major polluters.
You know, say goodbye to the 21st century, get ready to live, you know, like centuries gone by.
And so this legislation is rolled out today.
Let me just go over some of this with you.
And it is when you get to the nuts and bolts, they want a resolution called the Green New Deal, a plan to mobilize every aspect of American society.
They claim at a scale not seen since World War II.
They want a net zero greenhouse gas emissions in 10 years.
They claim, like all good socialists and communists gone by, they claim it's going to provide everything.
Just like Obamacare made promises that never, ever, ever came to fruition.
You know, we're told that we were gonna have the best schools once we tax you into oblivion.
We spend more money per capita per child per school with the worst results.
Government run schools are horrible.
So I most people, but you're stuck paying for them, and if you're lucky enough to make a little extra money that you could send your kid to a private school, people almost, you know, almost overwhelmingly choose to do it.
Doesn't mean there aren't some good public school systems, there are, but there are many that are are just atrocious.
Like New York City.
I mean, even people accused of abuse, they get paid, but they don't even work, and they keep them on the sidelines when they should be prosecuted.
So in ten years, all renewable, clean and renewable energy only.
We will be off of all fossil fuels in ten years.
What is so infuriating about it is the timing of this.
Because since Donald Trump became president, since he endless ended all the burdensome regulation on the energy industry, since he approved of the Keystone and North Dakota pipelines and has rightly opened up Anwar for drilling, uh, we have now become the number one energy producer in the entire world, surpassing even Saudi Arabia and Russia.
Well, that's great because it creates millions of high paying career jobs for Americans.
Also, it's great for a national security.
We're not dependent on countries that hate our guts for the lifeblood of our economy.
Then they make all sorts of of promises.
Ocasio Cortez and Ed Murkey.
And they're calling it, they're gonna build off FDR's second bill of rights by guaranteeing a job for every American at a family sustaining wage.
Uh they're going to offer medical leave, vacations, and retirement security.
They are going to now take, even though our current school system is failing, they're not gonna improve it.
They're gonna have high quality education, including all higher education in trade schools.
Now the government's gonna pay for that.
Uh clean air and water and access to nature.
I think when we walk outside, we're accessing nature.
Uh, what are we gonna do?
Knock down buildings in New York and put up more parks.
We're gonna have uh healthy food, you know, God help us.
I don't know what that means.
Whatever they are planning, maybe we'll be eating, you know, all these health food nuts like Linda drinking these disgusting green shakes or this disgusting.
Don't be jealous of my healthy diet, okay?
I'm like, ugh, who could eat that?
You know what I ate today?
What?
I ate a sherry's cherry.
That's healthy.
It's a strawberry.
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So they're offering safe, affordable, adequate housing.
They're guaranteeing it for every American.
They're guaranteeing an environment, economic environment free of monopolies.
They are guaranteeing, this is my favorite almost, economic security for all.
Even those unable or unwilling to work.
Who wants to work?
Why bother?
I'm getting the same thing as everybody else.
Cradle to grave, womb to the tomb, prosperity.
Uh oh, the same thing that happened in Cuba, the same system that has brought in poverty there, the same system that has destroyed Venezuela, even with their vast energy resources.
You know, what they're talking about, and they're calling it an investment, you know, but yeah, but it actually says a hundred percent clean, a hundred percent renewable, a hundred percent we're weaned off fossil fuels in ten years.
Now she claims that the country dies in twelve years, the world is over, and she set a goal of zero net zero rather than zero emissions in ten years because we're not sure that we'll be able to fully get rid of quote farting cows and airplanes that fast.
But the plan is to get rid of the airplane.
Okay, now later they talk about high speed trains.
We're gonna create a high speed train to Europe.
Are we gonna create a high speed train to to Singapore where I was in the air twenty four almost twenty four hours in the air to fly to Singapore?
And that they mean Singapore?
Yeah, Singapore.
That's where you say we're in Singapore.
I'm going to Singapore.
I'm going to Singapore.
Looks like now you're going to Vietnam.
Vietnam.
All right.
So Vietnam.
Say it again.
Unbelievable.
Up you creep.
Yeah.
Good morning, Vietnam.
What time?
It'll be probably.
It's actually the same.
No, it's the same time difference as us.
So yeah, it'll be uh 361.
We'll be doing the show live in Vietnam at 3 a.m.
Okay.
Fantastic.
Anyway, it included you can't even use nuclear power.
That's not included in the deal.
Um we got carbon taxes.
They're, of course, saying we're not ruling out.
That means a carbon tax.
That means they're going to bring back, you know, cap and trade.
But the most thing.
Here's the question.
They they asked frequently asked questions.
Well, how are you going to pay for this?
Well, their answer is, well, you know, the 2008 bank bailout extended quantitative easing programs, and the same way we paid for World War II and all other current wars, and the Federal Reserve can just extend credit to power those projects and investments and new public banks that can be created.
And at the end of the day, they put it in this document.
This is an investment.
You know, to grow grow our economy.
So the question isn't how we'll pay for it.
Yeah, the question's how you're going to pay for this.
It's impossible.
It look, the United States of America was built on the concept of liberty and freedom.
You know, the word education is from the Latin derivative educare to bring forth from within, which means we're born that God has given us.
I know it's hard, you can't say it in a public school, but we're endowed by our creator.
But God has breathed, the Bible actually says something cool about this.
The Bible says that I knew you before you were even made.
Meaning in his mind.
It's a very deep thing.
Every hair of your head is counted.
Anyway, I digress.
This country was founded on the idea that the potential, God given potential of every human soul, that if you water that soul and you give it sunlight and you treat it well, that whatever it is that they're learning is coming forth from within, that means God gave them talent.
And with the talent came the ingenuity of the American entrepreneur, where they would risk their and create goods and services and risk building businesses and creating things that people want, need, and desire.
Contractors build homes, plumbers do plumbing, electricians do electricians and lawyers are needed because you need lawyers.
And but doctors and their innovations that they can cut into our brains and remove tumors and save our lives, or you know, if you're gonna be paralyzed, they can they can prevent something from horrible from happening and they can fix our bones and you know cure some of the cancers again and again.
And they're even saying if you even if every billionaire they say company came together willing to pour all their resources and disposal into this investment, the aggravate aggregate value of the investments they could make would be not sufficient.
So the reason we have now we've created a system where every American can strive to buy a house, can create whatever talents they have within them, goods and services the people want, need, and desire.
Not the idea that you get everything guaranteed, health care, school, education, uh your housing, everything guaranteed in this deal.
And then no airplanes, and soon no cars unless you drive there.
Well, be all in little box cars that are horrible.
And it is not what is created wealth.
In America, when I was really poor, I mean, 200 bucks in my bank in my bank account for a longer time in my adult life than I care to admit.
Um, I didn't have money for any Extras.
I bought 200 cars and they worked and I fixed them myself.
You know, I paid rent and I worked in an apartment and also worked for my landlord.
And I struggled and I fought and clawed and you know, jumped a lot and took a lot of risks and chances.
That's what all of us do.
That whole system under this plan is going to be eviscerated.
It will be like every other socialist experiment ever tried.
Communism to each according to the need, from each according to their ability.
It will all the promises, all the promises that you'll have no worries, fears in your life.
Your government will handle it all.
You will sacrifice every freedom you have been born with, every principle that has been successful that has created a nation, a wealth that is the envy of the world.
Goodbye.
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And now we are the biggest energy producer, natural gas oil in the entire world, a net exporter of energy.
And we're just beginning to touch the surface.
It's gonna get bigger and bigger.
Remember, drivers in North Dakota during the boom that was going on there that I believe the Saudis artificially lowered the prices to run them out of business.
That's a different story.
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And it just expands out from there.
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And now in 10 uh years, we're gonna get rid of the lifeblood of our economy and airplanes to boot.
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We have a lot more news to get into uh as it relates to what's happening in Virginia.
Uh, the double standard of Democrats as it relates to their lieutenant governor facing serious sexual assault charges.
Now they got the attorney general, third in line to replace the current governor.
He's got a problem with blackface, as does apparently a lot of people in Hollywood, like, oh, uh Joyless Behar, Ted Danson, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and others, we'll get to that.
So what she has here, Ocasio Cortez, Markey, and this new green deal for America.
Now, even Nancy Pelosi is rejecting this.
And I, as I said before, Nancy Pelosi is scared to death of Ocasio Cortez.
Now, why is she scared to death of Ocasio-Cortez and the radical, as radical as she is, and she's radical?
You think about it, this there is at least some sense of what the American people would ever tolerate here.
Or what, you know, what the what the American people know what works.
Um, let me just quick family story.
All four of my grandparents come from Ireland.
And when I took that ancestry test thing, uh, the 100% British Isles, and they were support, they were surprised because that usually doesn't happen.
And but I knew all four of my grandparents, and I have the papers from Ellis Island that came in when they came in legally, et cetera.
But they came here, they had no money, 10 bucks, maybe one at 15.
Um, and they lived a very poor life in the some of the worst conditions.
Irish Catholic need not apply.
Uh, was there's a lot of prejudice against Irish Catholics at the time in Boston and New York.
Um, but they somehow overcame.
They lived in very, very, very poor conditions.
My poor dad grew up very poor in bed style.
His mom died a couple of months, complications from giving birth to him.
Uh his dad, my grandfather just was working all the time, so he had different people taking care of him at all different times, but no money.
My mother growing up in the South Bronx of New York.
My maternal grandfather worked his ass off, and like every other you all have the same story.
This is not unique in any way.
This is the American quintessential American dream.
They weren't guaranteed any of the things that Ocasio Cortez is and this Democratic radical extreme socialist party are now promising.
And you've got to ask yourself, it's always appealing to take away all of your insecurities and fear in life.
But when does it ever, when do these promises ever get fulfilled?
They don't.
That's the problem.
You're gonna get all the platitudes, all the talking points, all the bumper stickers, and you're never gonna get the results because it's not sustainable.
Just like Kamala Harris, when you she talks about eliminating all private health care insurance, Medicare for all.
Okay, 177 million Americans wiped out of their own insurance.
Obamacare is the most recent example of a government, their promises versus what they said.
His talking points, his platitudes is bumper sticker, keep your doctor, keep your plan, save less.
None of those promises were fulfilled.
It has become an unmitigated disaster.
John Roberts, thank you very much for that one.
And it is, but that is the history, the promise of socialism.
It takes away all of your fear, all of your insecurities in life, and you're guaranteed a job, you're guaranteed family medical leave, you're guaranteed vacation, you're guaranteed retirement, you're guaranteed safe affordable housing, you're guaranteed health care, you're guaranteed education, way beyond high school or true.
If you want to go to a trade school or a college, that's guaranteed.
And all of this is guaranteed for everybody who's either willing or unwilling to work.
Oh, what happens to freedom in this equation?
Where's the incentive?
If if, as the Democrats are proposing, if they're gonna steal 70% of Your income, why bother?
Who's gonna bother the risk, the reward, the blood, the sweat, the tears that goes along with building a business, uh providing goods and services the people want, need, and desire.
You know, it was a big deal that my father, post-World War II, he signed up, served four years in the Pacific, and when he could buy a $13,000 Cape Cod house on a 50 by 100 lot, which I grew up in all of my life, you know, with one bathroom and three older sisters.
Kind of described it as hell on earth.
I'm kidding, of course.
But, you know, that was a big deal.
And the hope was that his children, and we all stand on the shoulders of our parents and grandparents, and the sacrifices they made for us.
The look, I've been a housing project.
So I've I had to, I remember when it was in Atlanta, Techwood Homes, the first housing project ever built, peppermill, another home.
I went to a housing project.
I was covering a story when I was down reporting on it in Atlanta as a talk show host, and I went down there, horrible story.
A young girl died because a cockroach lodged in her head.
And I I went there and I went into one of the units.
The place was infested with roaches.
It was disgusting beyond imagination.
There's your government that was government subsidized, government supported housing.
Young girl died.
And I look at, and I've been to many poor, poor, poor places in my life.
And in America, even the poorest TVs, usually big screens, computers, phones, food in the refrigerator, refrigerator, freezer.
You look at some of these socialist countries, they don't even have that.
And you know, I I was lucky when I had no money, I could buy a $200 former Providence gas company van that once ran on natural gas.
They converted it back to gasoline, cost me 200 bucks.
Best investment I ever made.
That thing ran the best.
I barely had to fix the thing.
Bought a $350 Ford Maverick, 1971.
Talked a guy down from 400.
Spent a lot of time fixing that.
Used to fix it myself, worked with a bunch of guys.
I rented a bar barn that was empty from my landlord, me and a bunch of guys, we go in there, fix cars, paint cars.
I wasn't good at it, but they would always help me.
Do the brakes, shoot tune-ups, did all that stuff.
My point is, okay, I still had a TV, refrigerator, freezer, and a stove, and air conditioning and heat.
It was an adequate apartment.
Lived in that for into my 30s for crying out loud.
Nothing great, nothing ostentatious.
It's unbelievable.
Don't worry how to pay for it.
It's not about how we're gonna pay for it.
It will destroy this plan by this new radical extreme Democratic Party, will destroy the American dream.
Kamala Harris's Medicare for All, eliminate private insurance will destroy health care.
The energy energy industry, which is the hope for the greatest prosperity growth we've ever had, will be destroyed when the government takes that over.
Just warning you, this is your this is the party.
By the way, I'm mad every you all says Ocasio Cortez, wiping tears, bowing to defund ice.
Great.
We're here to say that an agency like ICE, which repeatedly and systematically violates human rights, does not deserve a dime.
That's right.
They do not deserve a dime until they can prove that they are honoring human rights, until they can make a good faith effort to expand and embrace immigrants.
They do not deserve any resources for their radical agenda.
We have to have a lot of people.
All right, I don't have time.
Air travel stops becoming necessary under this new Green Deal.
Eliminate nuclear energy.
Eliminate all fossil fuels, the path to the greatest prosperity boom We've ever had as a country.
Basically banning cars as we know them.
You know, we would rebuild every building in America.
Uh what?
Rebuild every building in America?
Eliminate air travel?
Free education.
They're gonna tell you what your great diet's gonna be.
Free house, free money.
What are they gonna ban meat too?
Because cows and and their gas emissions.
It's a disaster.
All right, let me move on.
We got an update out of uh the Commonwealth of Virginia.
You know, what's amazing about this is I want to just play just the presidential hopefuls.
And maybe Ymy Klobuchar was having trouble now already, or or Kamala Harris, Corey Booker did criticize um the lieutenant uh the lieutenant governor in Virginia over this serious charge of sexual assault.
Let's just listen to what they said during the Kavanaugh hearings.
Since we call this press conference, other uh uh relegate uh allegations have come forward.
We join uh I join Leader Schumer and calling for Judge Kavanaugh to withdraw his name from consideration.
Virginians will uh resolve their their um issues uh that they have there.
It's it's sad because they have some very talented leaders there, uh, but they have to have the confidence of the electorate, and they have to have the confidence of the legislature that they have to work with.
But I'll leave that up to them.
I have enough to do uh here without getting involved in discussions.
I don't want to talk about enough to do here.
I don't want to talk about uh what's happening in Virginia either.
By the way, think of this health care for all thing and eliminate all all private insurance, um, and then this simultaneous push for infanticide by six states won't stop it in the U.S. Senate.
Democrats stopped it from protecting a child that's born.
Good grief.
Is that is that one of the cost-effective ideas that they're coming up with?
Who knows?
How could anyone support that?
Anyway, let's get to the Democrat presidential hopefuls uh as it relates to Kavanaugh.
I'll let J Sion, who is running the board, picked the best cuts.
Feinstein, Schumer, Leahy, Derby.
Just listen in.
She came forward publicly despite knowing she would face harsh public scrutiny, threats, relentless invasions of privacy, that her life would be forever altered.
We've heard a lot about the effect on Judge Kavanaugh, which is real and not exaggerated, but the effect on her as well, and what she had to submit to by coming forward and making that courageous testimony.
You don't know and I don't know what they are investigating.
I just have a real concern whether they could do a thorough investigation regarding his veracity.
Whatever the truth may be, we need a full we need a full investigation to give members of the Senate uh the information they need to make a fair decision on Mr. Calvinau.
Fair facts accuser, sir.
Senator Sinners, do you do you believe he can't the point?
We saw what happened in those hearings.
We saw what they did to Judge Kavanaugh and his family.
There's been virtual silence from all these same people.
They bludgeon Judge Kavanaugh.
Some of the most ridiculous notions that almost every other weekend that they would spike the punch, teenage girls would drink it, they'd pass out, they'd light up in the hall, and the teenage boys would rape the teenage girls.
Happened every almost every week.
No due process, no presumption of innocence.
We found out now that Congressman Bobby Scott, he knew about these assault allegations against Lieutenant Governor Fairfax over a year ago.
Democratic, you know, all the calls for resignation gone away.
After the blackface allegations, and now the the lieutenant governor, obviously, he can't take the spot.
Then the attorney general next in line, blackface issue.
That would mean the Republican speaker of the House of what do they call it?
The House of Uh Commons would take over.
Booker's the only one that said anything about it.
The rest of the presidential hopefuls, nothing.
Now the lieutenant governor hired Brett Kavanaugh's law firm.
The woman hired Professor Ford's attorney.
You know.
Then you have the other issue.
There's a poll out today.
80% of Democrats say it's absolutely unacceptable for white people to dress up in blackface.
Bad news is their party leadership is clearly ignoring them.
And what we found is, oh, Joy Behar in ABC and the women of the viewers silent today after an old photo of Joy Behar surfaced of her in Blackface.
Then we have the same issue that emerged for Jimmy Fallon dressing as Chris Rock in Blackface and Jimmy Kimmel dressing basically in a basketball uniform and not just blackface, but a black, you know, body, and also once doing Oprah Winfrey.
Here's how what he said when dressed like Carl Malone.
But the biggest celebrity of all ain't none other than the male man himself.
Call Malone.
Call Malone, born in Summerfield, Indiana.
Now, this is what they call buy you, Contra Rat there.
Because when it starts raining, a flood come in, you got to buy you a new rug.
Now, nickname.
Now here's the question.
We saw what happened to Megan Kelly for raising the question about a Halloween costume.
She'd never dressed in blackface than I know.
What about everyone that uh NBC that did?
What about um ABC?
What are they going to do about Behar?
What are they going to do about Fallon?
What are they going to do about Kimmel?
By the way, I don't support boycotts.
I don't support firings.
Uh, I don't know, I mean, call for firings.
That's up to them.
That tactic is used to silence conservatives.
Let the people decide what they want to watch and hear.
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All right, hour two, Sean Hannity show, glad you're with us.
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I know with everything going on with Virginia, the radicalization of the Democratic Party and uh everything else that's going on.
Uh, we cannot ignore what is an unbelievable development as it relates to the deep state.
So we uh start this hour with Hannity Deep State Watch, and our friend John Solomon wrote a column yesterday that ought to scare the living daylights out of everybody because a lot of what we have discussed is the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in American history.
Now remember a couple of weeks ago, John Solomon broke the story that Bruce Orr told everybody, everybody, all the upper echelon of the FBI and the DOJ that the Hillary bought and paid for Russian dossier, that number one, Hillary paid for it all with the DNC that she was running.
Number two, the Christopher Steele, who used the funnel money through Perkins Couie to fusion GPS, Christopher Steele, the foreign national, hated Donald Trump, and that Christopher Steele used dubious well sources in Russia, and that none of the dossier was verified or corroborated at all.
Now, this give here's the timeline.
This is August of 2016.
Then we learn by October 2016, well, they never verified it.
They never corroborated it.
Most of it now has been debunked, like Hookers urinating in a bed in the Ritz Carlton of Moscow in Donald Trump's room.
But yet it became, as the newness and Grassley Graham memos suggest, the bulk of information in the Pfizer warrant application against Carter Page, a Trump campaign associate.
Okay, that would be a conspiracy to commit fraud against a Pfizer court.
And remember, they purposely omitted very key information that Hillary paid for it.
They knew she paid for it.
They knew it was her campaign.
They didn't tell the Pfizer court judges in the application that with a little note saying might have a slight, you know, political tinge to this.
They never verify, never corroborate.
Okay.
Now, all those people that signed off on that Pfizer warrant are testifying to that court that to the best of their knowledge, everything presented is accurate, true, and right on the money.
They purposefully did not present it that way.
Now, even the deputy FBI director uh at the time, Ed McCabe had said, well, without the dossier, we don't get the FISA warrant.
Now, at some point we're going to hear from these FISA judges.
Here's where it gets interesting in John Solomon's new column yesterday.
And that is we find out, headline is Robert Mueller himself was hauled before the secret FISA court to address FISA abuses in 2002, according to Congress, and that for the most of the the sixteen years Muller's closed door, you know, encounter here at Escape Public Notice.
John Solomon joins us now to talk about this.
Why don't we start with the latest developments?
How many times when Robert Muller got called in before the nation's intelligence court to address these instances of the FBI withholding exculpatory evidence and cheating on these surveillance warrant applications?
How many instances did that occur?
Yeah, the court record showed, Sean, that it was seventy at least 75 times.
There were 75 different FISA that had what were known as material omissions.
The very same sin we're talking about in the Russia uh FISA against Carter Page in 2016-2017.
FBI agents intentionally willfully leaving information out that was incredibly relevant to the judges, usually uh uh going towards the uh possibility that the people they wanted to investigate or target were innocent.
Uh exculpatory information is how it's referred to.
So uh we know that the the now, because of this new revelation, that the FBI had a pattern in practice in the past of doing this, of cheating, of misusing the FISA abuses, that some of those occurred or had to be rectified at least on Bob Muller's watch when he was the FBI director.
Now he's the special counsel in this case.
But how do you think that's what I'm saying?
What was this resolved when he because what you're really discuss describing here, if you withhold exculpatory evidence, what you're really describing is committing a fraud on the court.
Yeah.
Well, uh probably not as much punishment as you and I or regular Americans would expect, right?
You would think maybe some FBI agents got fired or reprimanded.
Maybe a pre-dawn raid of your computers with, let's say, 27 agents, guns drawn, SWAT gear, and tactical vehicles, amphibious vehicles in your backyard.
Yeah, it didn't happen.
Uh now one agent was banned from testifying before the court forever, but that was really the outcome.
Now, what Director Muller did do and what he got credit for doing was he went to the court and said, Yep, we have some problems here.
I understand why you're upset.
I'm putting in these new procedures to make sure that this doesn't happen.
Those are known as the Woods procedures.
It was those very procedures that Pete Struck, 16 years later, when he's running the Russia investigation, writes that famous email that you and I have talked about on this show.
We got to get those guys to hurry the F up and get this thing through those procedures into the court, because they wanted that uh spying capability, that search warrant on the Trump campaign before the election ended.
Because at the end of the day, we know it was all about stopping Trump.
Okay, but if they if they went through the proper procedure, they wouldn't have been able to use an unverified, uncorroborated dossier and omit to the court who paid for it.
That's exactly right.
And that remember a couple times on the show, Sean, you've done a great job playing this famous clip from uh Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein saying, I don't know why you guys are all upset about this FISA thing.
You don't know how much effort and care and review and all goes through this process.
You know what?
Let's remind everybody and also put some context to it because Rod Rosenstein signed the third renewal application, the fourth Pfizer warrant, because you have to renew it every three months against Carter Page.
His signatures on uh a document with a bulk of information was never corroborated.
Interesting in light of what he said.
Listen.
The way we operate in the Department of Justice, if we can accuse somebody of wrongdoing, We have to have admissible evidence, incredible witnesses.
We need to prepare to prove our case in court.
And we have to affix our signature to the charging document.
That's something that not everybody appreciates.
There's a lot of talk about FISA applications.
And many people that I I see talking about it seem not to recognize what a FISA application.
A FISA application is actually a warrant, just like a search warrant.
In order to get a FISA uh search warrant, you need an affidavit signed by a career federal law enforcement officer who swears that the information in the affidavit is true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.
And that's the way we operate.
And if it's wrong, sometimes it is, if you find out there's anything incorrect in there, that person is going to face consequences.
That person is going to face consequences.
Did any of the 75 instances you described here with Mueller under his watch?
Anybody, only one person faced the consequences?
Yeah, the only consequence was they couldn't go before the court.
They didn't lose a job as far as we can tell.
We don't see any evidence of reprimand or firing or termination.
Not that I can find so far in my reporting.
But you know, with that that answer is a classic bureaucratic answer, which is trust us, guys, there's a process.
Well, guess what?
The process didn't work that 75 times uh when there was cheating before, and we now know that the process didn't catch all of these horrific flaws in in the uh Carter Page Russia.
Uh you did a good job enumerating all of them.
My favorite one, the one that I think really goes towards intent, the FBI states we know of no derogatory information about Christopher Steele that would disqualify using him as a source in this.
Yet we now know at the time they wrote that statement, they knew from Bruce Orr he was an anti-Trump activist trying to stop him from becoming president.
That's known as derogatory information under the standards.
He had been leaking along with Glenn Simpson to the media in violation of the FBI's rules.
They knew that before making that statement.
And so you have a situation where the process only matters, right?
The process is only as good as the information you put into it.
And in the case of Pete Stroke and Lisa Page and Andy McCabe, they didn't put the truthful information through there, and the court was making a decision based on an inaccurate record, just like what happened 16 years ago.
So everybody that's been involved in this entire process, they knew everything about the dossier ahead of time.
So now Greg Jarrett, our friend who wrote the number one bestseller, the Russia hoax, uh has identified six separate crimes that they're guilty of.
And my question is, you know, I again if are we going to have equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws, uh, or not, because if not, then we're pretty much shredding the Constitution, which is the foundation of all rule of law.
And that then goes back, and then we begin with the whole issue of Hillary Clinton, the espionage act, the mom and pop shop server with classified and top secret information on it, and then the deletions of subpoenaed emails and the bleach bit and the hammers.
Um, and then it goes even further.
They knowingly willingly did all of this.
Why?
Is let me ask, let me what is the insurance policy in your view that Struck and Page talked about?
If for if for any way this guy wins, which he never will, he should lose a hundred million a zero.
If he wins, you know, we have an insurance policy.
What do we now know to be the insurance policy?
The the preponderance of evidence that we have and in the hints that we have from people like uh former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunez, the insurance policy was a set of investigative tactics the FBI put in place to try to corroborate or to catch the Trump campaign in the narrative that Christopher Steele was writing about.
Remember, they knew Christopher Steele was a democratic flawed document.
It was paid by the Clintons, it was come from a guy who had bias.
So they needed something better if they were ever going to catch the Trump collusion uh uh allegation, right?
So I think the insurance policy is a series of informants that are inserted in and around the Trump campaign.
People like Stefan Halper, who we've now been acknowledged was an informant, who is meeting with Papadopoulos and Carter Page.
I think their goal was to use those informants and trap or capture, or just find evidence of of collusion.
We know that didn't happen, though, right?
Because nine months after all those activities were put in place, all the after the insurance policy is already in place, the FISA warrants in place.
What did Lisa Page tell us at the time we named Bob Mueller special prosecutor?
We didn't have any evidence of collusion yet.
It was unproven.
Nine months.
All the most awesome tools of the FBI, and they can't prove collusion.
And yet what do we do at that moment?
We name a special prosecutor again.
And I want to I want to mention one thing because you and I began talking about this last night.
I'll tell you what, hold on to what you want to mention.
We'll also get to the announcement by the Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr today that the committee's Russia investigation has yet to find any evidence of collusion between the president's uh campaign and the Kremlin, and they will release a report on the Obama administration's response to Russian interference uh in the last presidential election.
So that's getting interesting.
Quick break.
We'll come back more investigative reporter with the Hill, John Solomon, as we continue.
All right, as we continue, John Solomon, another big breaking news story he has that we now discovered, he discovered that Robert Mueller had been hauled before the FISA court during his tenure when he was the FBI director to address abuses, uh basically fraud being perpetrated on FISA courts in some seventy-five occasions or more, and exculpatory evidence withheld.
We also had breaking today that Richard Burr, the Senate Intelligence Committee chairman, announcing today that his committee's Russia investigation has yet to find any evidence of collusion between the president's campaign and the Kremlin, and they're going to soon release a report on the Obama administration's response to Russian interference in the last presidential election, uh, which we now know uh if we put two and two together that they were up to their eyeballs in setting up this president.
Is that true or false?
Well, there's there's two things that are going on.
There's a group in the FBI that clearly was trying to set up this investigation and blowing past the normal strictures and rules and regulations and common sense that good FBI agents and good FISA cases use.
That's one thing going on.
Secondly, we now know from Obama himself and the people around him, they were tempted.
They didn't take the Russia thing that seriously until after Hillary lost.
That's a major intelligence failure on our part.
If Russia was trying to interfere with our election, take Donald Trump out of it, because it's pretty obvious now that there was no collusion.
It's still our president's job to stop that when it's going on.
You saw what President Trump did in the 2018 election, very assertive action when the first signs that uh that foreigners were trying to tinker in the 2018 midterm elections.
The President had the uh homeland security secretary out there.
He had briefings, he had uh ordered offensive measures to stop this stuff.
Barack Obama was sitting on his hands by his own acknowledgement.
He was fearful of uh making too much waves before the election.
And that was that led us all down in the uh in the intelligence committee.
I think that that's what Richard Burr and Mark Warner jointly, a Democrat and a Republican are going to conclude.
But Burr's statement is so important for another reason.
I want to go back to where we left.
Yeah.
We we we were talking about uh in the fourth uh uh FISA warrant where uh the one that Rosenstein signed, still relying nine, ten months into the investigation on that darn dossier, right?
There's another action that he took a month before that when he appointed the special prosecutor, Robert Mueller.
One has to wonder did he justify in the documents that have not yet been released uh Mueller's appointment based on a false dossier as well, which raises some legitimacy about the the beginning of the Mueller investigation.
And I think that that's a question that all of us need to ask more of the Justice Department.
I have not been able to get an answer to the other.
These people that have committed these crimes going to be held accountable real quick.
I believe so.
I believe the inspector general's investigation has found some significant.
And what will Muller's report in a month we're told show?
Yeah, you know, I don't know, but you would assume that Richard Burr wouldn't feel comfortable saying what he said this morning if he thought Bob Mueller had evidence of collusion.
I think all the reporting I've done from people around Mueller and inside the current FBI Justice Department, there's gonna be a finding of no collusion.
I think that that's gonna be one of the things that we're gonna do.
Uh all right, John Solomon, great job as always.
Uh you can see John's articles on the Hill.
Uh 800-941 Sean if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, 25 now till the top of the hour.
Uh even the Washington Post editorial now saying that Ralph Northam should resign.
Now this has now become an even bigger problem For the people in Virginia, because the lieutenant governor who would be next in line, well, he is now being accused of a violent sexual assault by what seems like a credible witness, although we give due process and the presumption of innocence.
The red state article saying there might be more allegations about Fairfax coming out.
We learned also that Representative Bobby Scott that he had learned about this assault allegation against the lieutenant governor a year ago from the accuser.
And on top of that, then we have the next in line.
That would be the attorney general of the Commonwealth of Virginia, also a Democrat, Mark Herring, and he too has admitted to dressing in blackface.
Now what's fascinating about this is now it has moved into the realm of Hollywood with Joyless Behar of the View pictures of her in blackface.
What is ABC going to do?
You have a number of people that have done the same, including Jimmy uh Kimmel.
But the biggest celebrity of all ain't none other than the male man yourself.
Call Malone.
Call Malone born in Summerfield, Louisiana.
Now, this is what they call buy you, Contra Ratter, because when it starts raining, a flood come in, you got to buy you a new rug.
Now, nickname.
New Orleans nickname, big easy.
And it's your why.
New Orleans big.
Hey, look at them girls.
That's easy.
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That's all right.
Tell me Carmodel will start poking his lucky dog all over the place.
Now, Ralph Martin Gross time, drunk college kid, make a big old mess on Virgin Street.
That's where them girls always go loud in them video common order off TV.
And that's there what happened when ladies drink them hurricane.
All right, so you have Jimmy Kimmel.
That's him uh dressed in full black face, well, his entire body, uh trying to look like Carl Malone and speaking that way, and also Oprah Winfrey in another case, Jimmy Fallon, he dresses in black face, also his hands to try and be Chris Rock, uh Joyless Behar.
Now the thing is you gotta remember here.
If a conservative did any of these things, you know the typical predictable allegations of racism and the mantra and firings would be made by people on the left.
But in light of MBC's decision, for example, with you know, Megan, well, what do you do now?
What are these networks now do?
Now, what are the people of Virginia do?
Anyway, here to debate discuss.
We got Jonathan Gillam, former FBI agent, federal air marshal, author of Sheep No More, a bestseller, Danielle McLaughlin, attorney constitutional expert.
Uh, welcome both of you back to the program.
And uh Danielle, I'll start with you.
Uh okay, so you got the governor of Virginia, the Commonwealth, saying that, well, the baby will be delivered, then the baby will be made comfortable, and then the mother only will get to decide if it baby needs to be resuscitated and needs medical help, and then later we'll just have a discussion.
Okay, that very same week, then we find out the governor is in blackface.
Um, and the lieutenant governor now is embroiled in a sex scandal, and that raises the question well, where's Kamala Harris?
Where's Sheldon White House, Chris Coons and uh uh Senator Harono and others and the people in the media that were so willing to say I believe in the Justice Kavanaugh case.
Good afternoon, Sean.
Hey, Jonathan.
You know, I actually agree with you, Sean.
Uh, for once.
I think it's very cynical that we're not seeing the women uh the you know the members of Congress and Senators who were so forcefully for uh the accuser of Judge Kavanaugh not coming forward and talking with the same kind of vehemence and support for Lieutenant Governor Fairfax.
There's always two sides to a story.
I've read her letter.
This is a real problem.
This is a real problem.
And I I honestly think I I think the Democrats are being cynical about this, thinking they can keep the the uh the governorship but I don't think they should.
Um it's hard for the Democrats because they sort of require purity, absolute purity.
You do one thing wrong and you're gone.
But if that's who they want to be, then they have to be consistent.
Jonathan, what do you think?
I want Danielle to listen to me very carefully.
Come over to the conservative side, Daniel.
You're almost there.
You're almost there.
You're making too much sense now.
I I I totally agree with uh with what Daniel's saying.
You know, if you're going to uh set guidelines for everybody else in the United States, you gotta be willing to live by those guidelines.
And that's the problem that we keep seeing with the left is that they get enraged and I know it's politics, right?
The right will get enraged about the left, the left will get enraged about the right.
However, what we see the difference with the left in this country is that they're they're not just outraged.
They move forward to set legal standards or in the court of public opinion standards that will get people kicked off a show or their careers ruined.
And in the case of Megan Kelly, you know, when she said what she said it was just in passing as you talked about a few you know a few minutes ago.
It was just in passing cost her whole show.
These are people that are literally doing these things that they tell everybody not to do and then they go quiet.
And I love the fact that Danielle's saying what she's saying because Sean I think if if Democrats start separate or let's say liberals start separating themselves from the Democrat Party, what you're gonna see is that they actually identify with a lot more than President Trump does and we all identify and and agree on a lot more than what we actually think we do when we let go of that that party ideology and I think this is a perfect example of that.
You know you watch all of this unfold I don't think it's gonna happen.
And this gets to the heart of what this Democratic Party has become I'll give you an example uh Danielle and I do I like Jonathan appreciate your honesty but I think it's an untenable position and you're really good.
You can thread a needle a lot of ways and you have on this very program defending Democrats uh when I don't think you have a way to defend them but you know look at the recent government shutdown where the Democrats only a few short years ago were sounding exactly like Donald Trump on the border wall.
They bludgeon President Trump about child separation.
He fixed the issue that was there from Obama and President Bush.
He offers dreamers what the Democrats say they want fixed.
wants they want DACA fixed and then they won't even sit down at the table and talk to the president either during the shutdown before the shutdown after the shutdown so to me that telegraphs that they care more about hating the Trump hating the president hating Trump than they do about fixing the problem that they said they cared so much about they said they cared about furloughed employees but they wouldn't come to the table and negotiate a deal so I think on the very same issue that we're discussing here they're willing to bludgeon
Donald Trump over Stormy Daniels or whatever other that which was a private matter 15 years ago but they themselves have their own sexual me to moment happening right before their eyes and their silence is deafening.
Okay so I I don't agree with you on a lot of that you know Stormy Daniels the issue that Democrats have is that the American voters didn't know about it.
They didn't have full information before they voted.
With the dreamers it was Trump that ended up excuse me no candidate no excuse me no candidate running for any office is going to discuss their personal sexual history uh be f as a qualification for office.
That's th we're talking we're not talking about Bill Clinton and an intern inside the Oval Office.
There is a great distinction I'm not defending it I'm just saying that that nobody would discuss any personal matter like that.
And frankly if the question was asked it would probably be dismissed by the American people as offensive.
Yeah well I mean I think there's a lot of things on the table with an election I think that's one of them the concern was whether there wasn't a proper use of campaign funds to hide the affair.
And the last thing is the war I absolutely agree you have the 2006 Secure Fences Act.
We had Democrats all over fencing 700 miles of fencing and I'd like to explain what the resistance is to the war and it it's about context.
Democrats are not against border security you know this open borders Democrats thing it's not real.
They're against the Uh excuse me.
They want to eliminate ice.
They don't want to fund the wall.
Not w one dollar is all Nancy Pelosi offered.
That's it.
Yeah, she's playing hard, ball.
And I honestly I don't blame her because now they have the house and they're gonna use it.
I mean, this habits pretty much.
They're gonna use it to what so what's the benefit?
This president's fighting life and death, 90% of the heroin comes across that border.
Fentanyl's coming across that border.
Wait a minute.
Young girls are being brought across that border and literally the put into human slavery and prostitution.
Uh do they care more about that or do they care more about getting a win over Trump?
They I think it's about rhetoric at this point.
I think it's about calling in a wall.
I'll be honest with you.
I think if there's a lot of politics going on both sides.
I think Democrats will come to the table, but I think they're gonna want to do that.
Well, the president, we have 4,000 homicides.
We have 10,000 the 30,000 sexual assaults that we've chronicled and a hundred thousand violent assaults with illegal immigrants that are crossed the wall.
Now that's that's the one or two percent that we're trying to keep out, not the ninety-nine percent that can come illegally that want a better life for their families.
So you can't argue.
So we can argue going forward that anything new that happens, like an MS 13 child molester that was arrested yesterday by our border officials.
Uh do the Democrats get the blame?
Are they complicit in what happens here forward if we don't fix it?
Democrats want to fix it, number one.
Number two, uh illegal and just because you say you say that doesn't make it true.
They haven't done a thing.
Well, we'll see what happens on February 15th.
Okay, we're gonna well wait.
While while drugs pour into the country, we'll just sit and watch our watches.
Well, we had we had eight years.
We had eight years with Obama and nothing got fixed.
That's that's when I can't understand is you know, the proof is in the pudding.
And I'm and I'm gonna fault uh the uh Republicans as well.
You know, when Bush was in office, we didn't get anything fixed then with immigration.
The problem is now you have a president that is wanting to fix it, that is offering solutions, it is bold enough to set party politics aside and say, effective solutions.
This is what we need.
That's you know, that is why I pushed for uh President Trump and then candidate Trump so hard because he's somebody that looks for effective solutions and he speaks truth, and it really angers some people.
But you know what?
I I like many of the Americans, we don't care anymore.
We want effective solutions, not party politics.
And you can't say, Danielle, that we have to wait to see that what they're gonna do because they're not gonna do anything.
They're not.
History shows that they're not gonna do anything.
There's only one politician that is stepped forward with real solutions, and that's Donald Trump.
All right, let me ask the next question.
Hang on, what do we do about the House of Delegates?
Now with everything, uh I hope that you are offended by the governor's statements on, you know, delivering a baby, making sure the baby's comfortable, and then not even trying to medically assist the baby.
Do you support that, Danielle?
No, of course not.
All right, gotta stop it there.
Quick break.
We'll come right back, uh, talk more about well, what happens to the attorney general, the lieutenant governor and the governor and the Commonwealth of Virginia, and what about these Hollywood celebrities?
We'll get to all of that with Jonathan Gillam, Danielle McLaughlin, a great Hannity tonight at nine.
Quick break right back.
We'll continue.
All right, as we continue, Jonathan Gillum, Danielle McLaughlin with us.
Now you've got the governor and the third in line, the attorney general, now have th this issue with one picture with the Klan and uh uh a gentleman in blackface, and you got a picture of blackface with the attorney general.
What should happen to these politicians?
Here's my question.
Uh it's it's disgusting.
I asked you a question, so um what should happen to them?
I think what will happen is that they're gonna have to resign.
This is my question.
Should something you did 30 years ago, should it ruin your life?
That's my question.
This is a difficult question, right?
Uh this is horrible.
Well, why didn't they address it a long time ago?
Why didn't they tell the people before they voted?
Uh well, fair enough.
I mean, it was in the it was in the uh it was in the earbook.
It wasn't uh, you know, hidden from you.
But it goes to Jonathan's point.
You know, if you screw up 30 years ago, is that the end of your life?
I mean, this is horrible, but is it?
I don't I don't know.
I think this is a good thing.
Let's give Jonathan the last word.
By the way, I never call for anybody to be fired.
I did they let them clean up their own mess.
But you know, the the same party that bludgeons people With false charges of racism.
It's interesting to watch them squirm uh when those when real issues come up for them, be it the Me Too movement or in this case of race, Jonathan last word.
Totality of the circumstances.
When we look at what somebody did 30 years ago, if it stands on its own as one incident of bad judgment, that's one thing.
But when we look at a career filled with things like what this governor said about putting a baby to the side and letting it die, he was in blackface, he criticized other people for the same things.
That's when you look at the totality of the circumstances, the totality of the character, and that's when you say that person doesn't need to be in office.
And yes, their career does need to be ruined because they don't need to be in this.
They can go off and work in a parking garage or in a library where they're not touching people or their or their laws, and they're not gonna affect things.
That's the way I look at it, the totality of the circumstances.
All right, thank you both for being with us.
Uh 800-941 Sean.
You want to be a part of the program.
News Roundup Information Overload coming at the top of the hour.
Uh post State of the Union polls coming in, president getting a nice jump.
We will explain.
Um there is a breaking story before we get we're gonna look at the President Poland's numbers and the current field of radical extremist democratic socialists that are running for and vying for the nomination.
Uh the Miami Herald broke a big story today that we're gonna pay pretty close attention to, and that is the investigation into accused multi-millionaire uh accused pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who we all know, remember they called it Lolita Express,
and he had this island that was dubbed Orgy Island, and he hosted Bill Clinton, other powerful political figures on this island retreat, and apparently reportedly dozens of very young girls and referred to in the media as Orgy Island.
But so the Miami Herald says that the Department of Justice has now opened an investigation uh into the Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta's role in negotiating his plea deal with the wealthy New York investor accused of molesting uh all these young underage girls in Palm Beach.
That's in response to a request by Senator Ben Sass in Nebraska and a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee was critical of the case following a series of stories in the Miami Herald, which detailed how Acosta then the U.S. attorney for South Florida, other DOJ attorneys work hand in hand with defense lawyers and cut a lenient plea deal with Epstein in 08, and the Justice Department's Office of Professional Responsibilities now open an investigation uh into this.
And it just goes further than that, but we'll have to wait and see where that goes.
Um ended up getting like next to no jail time and basically got to stay at home confinement, which was pretty unbelievable.
Uh anyway, joining us now to discuss okay, what is what is 2020 shaping up to be?
Uh the president's poll numbers were down as low as forty-three percent during the height of the shutdown, but are now at a healthy forty-nine percent.
The next couple of days by next week, we'll get to see if he gets a bounce from the State of the Union, which I believe he will get.
Uh, joining us now, John McLaughlin.
He is a pollster, founder of uh McLaughlin and Associates, Doug Schoen is with us, also a pollster, author, political analyst for Fox News, and uh rumored to be an advisor for former New York City mayor uh Bloomberg and his potential run for president, uh, which would mean nobody in America could buy a big gulp.
Every restaurant would have to keep salt and pepper off the table, and you'd have to request it uh in order to get it.
Uh, and the nanny state would be taken to a level that would be pretty scary.
Is that true that you're working for him?
Well, Sean, we have devised a special policy that is giving guarantee that you can have as big a soda as you want.
I don't even drink big gulp.
I you know, I don't even drink soda at all.
Well ever.
But I mean, the idea that the government is gonna tell me no is a fancy.
All the salt and pepper you want.
Okay.
You're guaranteeing that Bloomberg is gonna shift and try and act like uh act differently than the way he governed in New York.
Is that what you're saying?
I am saying that he has always understood the importance of leading media figures and that your interests.
Oh, so I'm gonna get a special I'm gonna get a special exemption.
Exactly.
That's uh the Hannity big gulp exemption.
That's it.
That's what we're gonna call it.
Exactly.
Well, it'll be interesting because you got Howard Schultz, who CEO of Starbucks, former CEO, then you got crazy Uncle Joe Biden.
You can't go to a Dunkin' Donuts or a Slev 7 Eleven unless you have a slight Indian accent.
And talking about Obama, he's articulate and got the first sort of mainstream African American who is articulate and bright and clean and nice looking guy.
I mean, it's that's a story.
Yeah, the president's clean and articulate.
Imagine that, Doug.
Jeez.
Well, um, look, I think we're in a situation, seriously, Sean.
The Democrats are deeply divided.
They are far left.
And while I don't think the president is necessary necessarily come up as high as your numbers suggest Well, that was Rasmusser.
Rasmussen polls every day had him at 49 percent.
He's been listening to last presidential elections.
That's my point of reference.
John doesn't either.
But the point is I I we are see I see a pickup.
And with the Democrats is polarized, and with there being no message except the Green New Deal and related issues, I think John McLaughlin, you'd agree the Democrats are back on their back foot and that the advantage has moved back in the president's direction.
Well, I think if you look at this new green deal uh of Ocasio Cortez, I think you learn a lot, you know, when they're setting, you know, goals, net zero emissions, uh, at the end of this ten year plan.
Uh we're gonna get yeah, I mean, just look at what we're getting rid of.
Pretty much everything.
Planes, trains, cars.
No, no, airplanes and yeah, and uh this Americans are really going to respond well to this, that we're gonna get rid of cars and we're gonna have high speed trains everywhere, and it's all going to be done in ten years, and we shouldn't worry how much it costs.
Right, right.
I but by the way, and a job with a family sustaining wage, uh whether you're w willing or un economic security for all who are willing or unwilling or unable to work, unwilling to work.
Oh, okay.
I don't feel like working.
Pay me.
It's it's just socialism.
And but but you know, go back to your original subject.
The president's speech was was it's probably the best one he gave.
And and even when CBS and CNN say four they out of the forty-seven million people that watched it, it was up from last year's uh State of the Union, out of the 47 million people that watched it, 76% said they approved of what he said, and they liked his ideas because it really was a broadening speech where he was reaching out.
The majority of voters who watched it said he was trying to unite people.
They they seventy-two percent favored the i ideas they heard on immigration.
He said he wanted to increase legal immigration.
Um seventy-one percent said there was a crisis on the southern border.
Uh seventy-four percent said they uh favored his proposals for the troops in the Middle East.
So you've got a lot of momentum coming out of that speech, but only 47 million people saw it.
Because the bad thing is you when you go back to 2016 where you had a hundred and thirty-nine million people go out and vote, eighty-two million people that voted in that election, plus any new voters, didn't watch the speech.
They get their filter from the media.
So the media, the things that you and I saw that we liked and the quotes we saw that we liked, that's not what they played in the media.
In the in the in the mainstream media, they were playing quotes about the investigation.
There was one quote, one little quote.
They didn't pay, they didn't play that he wanted to certainly compromise and increase legal immigration, that the economy is growing going great, that America is as strong as it's ever been in terms of security.
But that but basically that was President Trump reaching out and broadening his appeal, and that's why you've seen his numbers won't bounce in these meet in these polls in the media polls.
They'll grind up because there is significant opposition to him.
The deep state, the the the political establishment doesn't like the guy, the mainstream media, the liberal media doesn't like the guy.
So he just has to constantly grind up and move his numbers up and get the facts out to as many millions of people as he can.
And while the Democrats are finding out the bad thing for for Doug is, you know, as far as Democrats go, you've got to admit the mayor Bloomberg is a reasonable Democrat compared to these socialists that are that that are leading the pack out of their primary.
But with the directory, it's unbelievable.
Elizabeth Warren, a wealth tax.
That that's taxing money that's already been taxed.
And saying, well, you save too much.
That's and then after you die, you get taxed again.
Yeah.
Okay.
So it is unconstitutional.
Or they're proposing a 70, anywhere between a 70 and 90 percent tax rate, depending on which socialist radical extreme democrat you're listening to.
Then you got Kamala Harris saying, oh no, no, no more private health care insurance for individuals.
Medicare for all means no private insurance.
Well, that takes a hundred and seventy-seven million Americans who like their plan and take it away and force you into a government plan.
Then you look at this this green new deal bill, these are their own words, not mine.
Every m every American would be guaranteed a job with a family sustaining wage with family and medical leave with vacations, with retirement security.
Now they want to pay for college, they're gonna make higher education and trade schools free, and they're gonna have oh, we're gonna have to eat healthy food.
They say they give offer all the platitudes, high quality health care, safe, affordable, adequate housing is guaranteed, uh economic environment free of monopolies, which means a government takeover of the energy sector.
And then my favorite is economic security for all who are unable or unwilling to work.
Okay.
Uh I want to not work.
I'm not I'm not willing.
I think a lot of people might take them up on that deal, uh, Doug, but we're and they say we don't we shouldn't worry how we're gonna pay for this.
That's your party.
Well, I literally as one of your favorite people said uh uh Reverend Wright, the chickens come home to roost.
The economic chickens come home to roost with any of these proposals.
We're not gonna get rid of private insurance, government's not gonna take over everything.
We're not gonna have 70 to 90 percent taxes and wealth taxes.
We're going to have a capitalist system.
And if the Democrats do not do not run on the core principles that have made our country great, I think all three of us agree that Donald Trump will be re-elected much more easily than anyone could imagine today.
All right.
So look listen to the media react to the president.
I thought the the reason the president gave his best speech.
Well, it was his pitch, his cadence, and the it was written, I thought perfectly, which represents all of his views.
But more importantly, he had this the success that he can rely record after record after record on the economy, which happens every time we govern conservatively and lower taxes instead of redistributing wealth.
Anyway, here's how the media reacted to that.
I saw this as a as a psychotically incoherent speech with cookies and dog poop.
I think that this president walks in there and may as well deliver the speech on his knees.
because that is where he is politically.
Donald Trump raised to a new level the demagoguery, the hyperbole.
Uh the chauvinism and even the misrepresentation on a lot of the the issues.
Graphic language on abortion to it on substance and I'd have certainest theater.
As you try to hope for the best, uh, you heard the rhetoric of divisiveness.
The President of the United States at this moment in the world did not mention climate change in even a sentence is just frankly a disgrace.
There is nothing that was said last night that is credible, believable, or memorable.
What's your reaction to that?
John McGaughter.
By the way, I I would pick up where Doug left off about the best line was taking on socialism.
And in the meantime, you didn't hear that line on these networks.
Those those people that that that you just cited uh that we heard their words, it was like an alternative reality.
Anybody who watched that speech, that's a normal person thought it was a great speech, a unifying speech, and they liked the proposals in there.
On the other hand, the liberal establishment spin machine that's totally deranged and probably pro-socialist, they were trashing it.
And the bad part is out of the people that are likely to vote that voted in the last presidential election, 82 million of them did not see or hear the speech.
They heard only that kind of propaganda coming out of the media.
And that's our challenge to get the president re-elected.
Because that's a those those kinds of you know, that kind of bias and that kind of uh uh vitriol where it's not journalism, it's basically you know some opinion propaganda.
I mean, that's the real challenge for for Donald Trump to get re-elected, and that's why every time we take a poll, the majority of Americans had a five to one, six to one ratio.
They say the media is biased against them.
Uh Brett Bozell has media reports that say 90% of the media uh the media research center, 90% of the media uh is is negative on the president.
And you know, that's the same thing.
John, let me sum it up.
If the Donald Trump cured cancer and gave every American a million dollars, they'd still hate him.
And if he adopted every one of their programs, they'd reject it.
That's how much they hate this guy.
Stay right there.
More with Doug Schoen and John McLaughlin, 800 941 Sean is our number.
All right, as we continue with polsters, John McLaughlin and Doug Schoen are with us.
You know, this Green New Deal, their goal is to get rid of all airplanes.
This Green New Deal is to get off of all fossil fuels within 10 years and no nuclear power.
This deal, they actually say in their document, um, as the question of how to pay for it.
Well, we're gonna borrow the money the same way we did World War II, the Federal Reserve can extend credit to power these projects and you know, take the government gets an equity stake, but at the end of the day, this is an investment in our economy that should grow our wealth.
So the question isn't how we will pay for it, but what we will do with the shared prosperity.
Oh, no airplanes?
We're gonna get rid of fossil fuels, we're gonna be riding our bicycles to work every day, Doug.
That's your party.
Well, I'm sure everyone listening uh saw and heard what happened in France when in the interest of climate change, gas prices went up to reduce the carbon footprint in Europe.
Yeah, that worked out really well on the streets of uh France, right?
Exactly.
That's my that's my point.
And uh think we need airplanes, we still need the private combustion engine, and we basically do not have the resources to do what AOC or her cohorts want to do.
Uh and you gotta pay the money back sometime.
You just can't buy borrow it and print it.
Hey, Doug, Doug, this this is a form of insanity.
This is a guaranteed, this is a roadmap to poverty.
This is a roadmap to Venezuela in its current condition.
All right.
Uh, you keep your party on that track.
Stay right there.
Don't move.
You make sure they all all buy into this.
Um all right, thank you both.
We gotta end it here.
Quick break, right back.
We're gonna hit the phones, 800-941 Sean.
You want to be a part of the program as we continue.
25 till the top of the hour.
All right, we got uh Alexandria Acasio Cortez now out with her Green New Deal bill.
It's gonna have it's gonna eliminate all fossil fuels in ten years.
It's gonna offer a job to every American guaranteed at a sustaining wage, guaranteed with family and medical leave, with vacations, with retirement security, uh higher education, trade schools.
Now the government will take us from pre-kindergarten all the way up through in college and beyond.
The guarantees that we will have healthy food and clean air and water.
And it says safe, affordable, adequate housing guaranteed under the Green New Deal bill.
An economic environment free of monopolies.
Oh boy.
And an economic security for all who are unable or unwilling to work.
And when it comes to paying for it, she says, well, stop thinking about how to pay for it because uh, you know, bottom line is the Federal Reserve can give us the money.
We'll do it the way we did it in World War II.
Uh new public banks can be created to extend credit.
And at the end of the day, this is an investment.
Uh that should not that should grow our wealth as a nation.
So the question isn't how we're gonna pay for it.
Huh?
Okay, we're gonna get rid of and that includes getting rid of airplanes.
That's right.
We're pretty sure we can't get fully rid of farting cows and airplanes that fast, but we can think we can ramp up the renewable manufacturing and power production.
See if this is so beyond clueless.
This is so beyond this is now what I've been saying.
The leftist radical extremist new democratic socialist party.
This is who they are.
How late in the third trimester could a physician perform an abortion if he indicated it would impair the mental health of the of the woman?
Or physical health.
Okay.
Okay.
I'm talking about the mental health.
So I mean, through the third trimester, the third trimester goes all the way up to 40 weeks.
Okay.
But to the end of the third trimester.
Yep.
I don't think we have a limit in the bill.
So where it's obvious that a woman is about to give birth, she has physical signs of that she is about to give a birth.
Would that still be a point at which she could request an abortion if she was so certified?
She's dilating.
Mr. Chairman, that would be a, you know, a decision that the doctor, the physician, and the woman.
I understand that.
I'm asking if your bill allows that.
My bill would allow that, yes.
So in this particular example, uh, if a mother is in labor, I can tell you exactly uh what would happen.
Um the infant would be delivered.
Uh the infant would be kept comfortable, uh, the infant would be resuscitated if if that's what the uh mother and the family desired, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother.
Even during the birthing process, full term, ninth month viability, deliver a baby, make it comfortable, and then let the mother decide.
This is the party of infanticide at this point.
So many supporting this, it's upscary at this, you know, six states.
Uh the Senate wouldn't even vote to protect these kids that are born alive.
And they had an opportunity this week.
This is the party of open borders.
Let's give them open borders, eliminate ice.
This is the border of what?
Crime.
They don't seem to care about permanent separation.
The homicides, the assaults, the sexual assaults that we have chronicled because of open borders, or the 90% of heroin coming across our southern border, or the fentanyl issue.
And then, well, how are you gonna pay for it?
We'll pay for it, but you know, we'll figure it out as we go, it's too big an investment.
Why do we ask such tough questions about this?
Then they even say in their document the level of investment required is massive.
Even if every billionaire and company came together and are willing to pour all of their resources at their disposal into this investment, the aggregate value of the investments they could make are not sufficient.
Now, let me just throw something at.
What is the lifeblood?
Think about this.
We finally, in the first time in 65 years, have become energy independent.
Uh, we now are a net exporter of energy, natural gas, and and oil, more than Saudi Arabia, more than Russia.
Why?
Because of President Trump.
We have two huge pipelines that are being built.
When completed, you're going to hear about hundreds of thousands of career jobs available for Americans, especially when they open ANWAR and they can get their equipment up there and start drilling there, which the president opened up.
You've got the best economy ever, and then on top of it, they want to add a 70% income tax rate.
What kind of society do we want to live in?
Are we comfortable with a society where someone can have a personal helipad while this city is experiencing the highest rates of people experiencing homelessness since the Great Depression?
Should those two things coexist at the same time?
And I think a 70% marginal tax rate, uh, especially when we're starting to talk about your 10 millionth dollar, your 10 millionth and one dollar, all of those.
Yes, to be clear, it's not a family earning 30,000 V. Right.
Exactly.
Exactly.
It's saying, where do we draw the line in excess?
And at what point do we return to this question that King asked, that Gandhi asked, that is our material technology outpacing our moral technology?
So after you make 10 million dollars in one year, your dollars after that start to get progressively taxed at A much higher rate.
And really what that is is that it's the tax interpretation of one answer to the question of uh how much is how at what level are we really just living in excess?
And what kind of society do we want to live in?
And then on top of that, Elizabeth Warren wants a wealth tax, which means that after you paid your income taxes, your FICA taxes, your state income taxes, your sales taxes, your hidden taxes, your taxes, taxes, taxes, then they want to unconstitutionally come back again and just take more money, which would be licensing stealing by the government, which they pretty much do anyway.
And if you don't believe it, well, just try and challenge and not pay your taxes.
Uh they'll throw you in jail in five minutes.
I always urge my friends, pay the bill, pay it.
It's the cost of living here, unfortunately, and it's extraordinarily high.
But we're gonna be we're gonna build high-speed trains.
There won't be a need anymore for airplanes.
Well, what about airplane manufacturers?
What about employees for the for the airlines?
What happens to them in this great transition that they're planning guaranteeing uh a place to live and healthy food and free school and free health care and free, free, free, free, free.
Well, what happens to them?
You know, if they're unwilling to work, nobody has to work.
If you're unwilling, you get all the benefits under this Green New Deal.
You know, overhaul transportation, expand electric vehicle manufacturing, charging stations, build out high speed rail at a scale where air travel stops to become necessary.
Wow.
Are we gonna build a train to Europe and Asia?
Are we gonna build a train?
You know, where we build how how are we gonna build those trains?
And by the way, I know I'm not allowed to ask who's paying for it.
You know, it's unbelievable.
This is so ridiculous beyond anything I've ever heard.
All the platitudes, all the bumper stickers, all the reassurances you'll be safe and secure for life.
And you know what happens every time that's been tried before?
It has failed.
It has produced more poverty, more misery, uh, less prosperity than ever before.
The former Soviet Union, you pick your country, healthcare.
You know, I have a friend of mine as a doctor, sent me a note today.
Guy in Canada, uh absolutely has a brain tumor.
They won't even give this guy in Canada an MRI, they don't think he needs it.
Comes to New York, he's not a wealthy guy.
He happens to find a friend of mine who's a doctor.
And he's like, not only did he need an MRI that if I don't operate like now, this guy's gonna die, and he doesn't have the money to do it.
Now look, my friend, he does this all the time, he's doing it for free.
I said, can I help with any of the expenses?
Does he need a place to stay?
Whatever.
I don't I don't even know who this person is.
And you know, maybe I'll help the guy.
But the thought is why are they coming here?
Because their system sucks.
Ask them.
And there's a million of those stories.
Even the politicians come here, the ones that rammed it down the throats of the people of Canada, just like Obamacare.
How did that work out for you?
What is the government doing well that we have faith, hope, and confidence in them?
Did Obamacare work out?
Keep your doctor your plan and save money?
Nope.
You know, did did the promise of a better education work out?
Well, we spend more per capita with the worst results.
It's unbelievable.
Uh I think this is that a Casio Cortez cut.
What is that, Alinda?
Let me play Ocasio Cortez, and you can hear some of this yourself.
But it is just certainly a lot of money.
You don't specify where it's going to come from other than saying it will all pay for itself.
Yeah, I think the first thing that we need to do is kind of break the mistaken idea that taxes pay for 100% of government expenditure.
It's just not how government expenditure works.
We can recoup costs, but oftentimes you look at, for example, the GOP tax cut, which I think was an irresponsible use of government expenditure, but government projects are often financed by a combination of taxes, uh deficit spending, and other kinds of investments, you know, bonds and and deficit spending is borrowing money that has to be paid back eventually through taxes.
Yeah, and I think well, I think that is always the crux of it.
So when we decide to to go into the realm of deficit spending, we have to do so responsibly.
We ask, is this an investment, or is this actually gonna pay for itself?
So you're saying borrow the money, make the investment, the economy will grow, it'll pay off the debt.
Absolutely, because we're creating jobs.
As you know, Congresswoman, one reason that people who are politically conservative are skeptical of efforts to combat climate change is that it sounds to them like it requires massive government intervention, which they just don't like.
Are you prepared to put on the table that yes, actually they're right.
What this requires is massive government intervention.
It does.
It does.
Yeah, I have no problem saying that.
Why?
Because we have tried their approach for 40 years.
For 40 years, we tried to let the private sector take care of it.
They said, we got this, we can do this.
The the forces of the market are going to force us to innovate.
Except for the fact that there's a little thing in economics called externalities.
And what that means is that a corporation can dump pollution in the river, and they don't have to pay for it, and taxpayers have to pay for cleaning up our air, cleaning up our water, and saving the planet.
And so we've already been paying the costs, except we have not been getting any of the benefit.
And so what we're here to say is that government is not just for cleaning up other people's mess, but it's also for building solutions in places where the private sector will not.
And don't worry, the question isn't how we're gonna pay for it.
That's a direct quote.
We gotta upgrade everything.
We've got to do it in 10 years.
No more fossil fuels in 10 years.
We're gonna eliminate airplanes.
How am I getting to Vietnam for the summit?
Well, that's all in 10 years.
Build charging stations, high speed rail at a scale where air travel stops becoming necessary.
We're gonna ban that too.
What about people in those industries?
You know, guaranteeing a job of a wage, medical leave, family, uh, education at any level you want, uh, retirement security, vacations, even if you're unwilling to work.
And we're gonna tra and no nuclear energy as well.
This is madness.
This is totally and completely so off the charts, you know.
But if you get to z net zero emissions, yeah, you can't fly an airplane anymore or drive a car.
You know, it's unbelievable.
It is it's like a parody.
Joel Pollock, who's a great writer over at Breitbart, he called it the Green Deal New Deal as a as a Republican parody of the Democratic platform.
This is who they are.
With the wealth taxes, the 70 to 90% income tax rates, the full redistribution.
That's them.
Unbelievable.
It's all based on nothing.
They will destroy the single greatest best prosperity creating system in life.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
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This country is at a tipping point.
We face the real dangers of socialism, including this green new deal.
This insane proposal by some House Democrats will give you all of the details of the dangers.
Add that to wealth confiscation, no more private health insurance, uh, Medicare, free school, free housing, free, free, free, free, free.
Uh, but why is are these promises false?
We'll get to that.
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