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Fake news CNN.
250 million dollar Covington High School student, Nicholas Sandman lawsuit with probably the single best attorney.
He was on with the great one last night, uh, Lynn Wood, two great attorneys.
Um, and they're going to win.
This is exactly what they deserve.
Um, because as Lynn Wood said to Mark last night, he goes, uh, excuse me, they were probably even more vicious in their direct attacks on Nicholas than say the Washington Post, and CNN goes into millions of individual homes.
And CNN couldn't resist the idea of here's a young boy with a Make America Great Again cap on, so they go after him.
You know, there's a certain satisfaction for a public figure like myself because we we don't have any option.
We don't get to fight back.
You know, you the standard, if you're a public figure, is so high.
I mean, that's what made the Gawker case so incredible.
Even Melania Trump, you know, she won twice for slander.
It's not, it's the bar is high, but you spend all your time any time you get in a lawsuit.
It just is, I just learned it's not worth it.
Um, although you want to.
You're like, ugh.
You don't want these people to get away with the lies, but they do and they say it, and it's an industry.
Um, so we reported deep state news on Friday night, and the person that actually released the Bruce Orr transcript, which gave us so much information, is going to join us with a commitment that they're going to be releasing, as I said, TikTok.
Stay tuned, buckle up.
Uh, game is back on here again.
And I know only the media will talk about the Mueller report, but when all is said and done, we're getting all the transcripts.
And when all is said and done, we're gonna get those FISA applications.
When all is said and done, there are going to be people charged.
And when all is said and done, they're going to be held accountable.
There is a lot that I know that is going on behind the scenes.
But as a talk show host, one of my roles is being a reporter, investigative reporter.
I will not share my sources ever.
And um, but we've been right to this point where the media has been Russia collusion, Russia collusion, collusion, collusion, collusion.
You know, look at what there was a meeting.
Just nuts.
Nuts.
And it's funny.
I mean, the indication, if you watch the media, they're they're beginning to lose it a little bit.
It's almost like they're beginning to turn on Mueller.
That's what I'm beginning to see.
And I think they're turning on Mueller because they're thinking, oh no.
We've been telling people for all this time that this is gonna happen, and he's gonna be impeached and he's gonna go to jail.
And well, why do you think that the Democrats are pivoting?
They're pivoting because they're being told there's no collusion.
You know, this whole thing really comes down to the Clinton bought and paid for phony Russian dossier.
And this is what we learned in the Bruce Orr testimony.
That we We now know that Christopher Steele simultaneously was being paid by Hillary Clinton's campaign, funneled money, Perkins Cuey, hiring Fusion GPS that hires Christopher Steele that creates a bunch of documents that become known as the dossier.
And then we find out the DNC is also paying funneling money, Perkins Cooey, Fusion GPS, right to Christopher Steele again.
The FBI's paying him.
The FBI and some oligarch is paying him.
Now, the most fascinating thing to me in all of this is everybody McCabe said it last week or the week before, deputy director.
He's the one that we gotta we gotta use this time to get the special counsel.
It was all designed.
Even though there'd been nine months of investigation into alleged Trump Russia collusion with no evidence, and that testimony will come out fully too from Lisa Page, Peter Strzok, the people in the heart of it.
There's no there.
We didn't find anything, but they got the special counsel anyway.
Now the special counsel we learned in the Bruce Orr testimony, uh, the special counsel's office, Andrew Weissman, his pit bull, Muller's Pitbull, you know, the guy that was at Hillary Clinton's victory party on election night, and the guy that was responsible for tens of thousands of Americans losing their jobs at Enron accounting and overturned 9-0 in the Supreme Court and put four innocent men in jail for Merrill,
and that was overturned uh by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Well, one hell of a track record he's got.
Why would you ever hire him as your top guy?
Well, I guess if you hire Jeannie Ray, who is work for the Clinton Foundation as their lawyer, and that's part of Mueller's team, and you can add to that struck and page were part of Mueller's team, and interestingly, their phones, their texts, their emails, their those phones got wiped so clean, you can eat off them.
Yeah, you tried doing that with your phones.
Good luck when they're wanted.
Anyway, so we've got uh a lot happening on this, and we learned a lot about some of all a lot of what we've had, a lot of pieces of, and it is just confirmed what we have known, the not the least of which I think one of the more important details in all of this is that everybody knew.
Everybody was warned about the dirty dossier.
And that means Weissman in August of 2016.
That means also every single member of the top echelon of the FBI and DOJ.
He warned them.
He said Clinton paid for it.
He said it's not verified.
He said it's not corroborated.
He said Steele hates Trump, has it has an axe to grind against Donald Trump.
They knew that in August of 2016.
Now McCabe says that they did.
He's satisfied with the way they verified it.
The only problem with that statement, that would be an impossibility.
Because the author of the dossier, who won't come under oath here, and I think they ought to compel him to come here.
Anyway, Christopher Steele himself has said, I have no idea if any of this is true.
50-50.
It's just a raw intelligence I put together.
Well, even though everyone's warned, they still want to use it to bludgeon Trump, they're leaking through government sources in some cases and media sources, they're leaking the contents of the dossier in the lead up to the 2016 election.
And you're saying to yourself, Hannity really bought and paid for Russian lies were leaked to convince us to impact our decision to propagandize us and make us think that there's evidence that Donald Trump hired two hookers in the Moscow writs, and those two hookers, there's evidence that he was the hookers were peeing on the bed.
Yeah, that's what they did.
That's your there's your deep state deep in action.
And even before the election, they also remember, Comey signed off on this.
Comey, meaning he's a high-ranking law enforcement official, that would mean he felt he verified it and corroborated it.
You can't corroborate or verify something that even the author of the document won't touch.
So it gets deeper.
This is where things get interesting on Friday.
Doug Collins releases Orr's deposition.
And I'm telling you, this deep state of House of Cards is coming down.
You know who I think knows it?
I think Robert Muller knows it.
Now, all throughout this process, I've been dubious of Mueller based on the team that he's put together.
Like, why would why would anybody hire Clinton's attorney in a case against Trump?
Why would he only hire Democratic donors?
Why would he hire Struck and Page?
Why were those phones erased?
Why would you ever hire Andrew Weisman with his atrocious track record?
And was at Hillary's victory party and was warned about the dossier, which we now know became the roadmap for the Mueller investigation.
And by the way, is the Democrats won't let that up.
And people have said to me, no, he's he's it's not like you think.
I said, I don't trust him.
Look, I'm watching what he's doing.
Now we got, okay, Russia indictments, troll farms in Russia, Russian intelligence officials were never going to put them on trial.
They're never, they're never going to be extradited.
And then it's, let's see, Manafort, Flynn, Cone, Papadopoulos had to spend a week in jail.
And, you know, well, now they're after Roger Stone.
All process crimes.
Nothing to do with collusion.
Judge in T.S. Ellis said when sentencing Paul Manafort, uh, guys, just a reminder.
Nothing to do with Trump, Russia, or collusion.
Because he knows how the press is.
They didn't even happen at the time that Manafort was working for Trump.
Oh, and people on the left are so mad that that Manafort's not guaranteed to die in jail.
He only got four years.
Mueller's hoping, I guess, to put him in there for 50.
So, you know, you're 70 years old.
You'll croak in jail.
All right, for taxes.
Look, I agree.
You got to pay your taxes.
Dumb not to.
Don't lie on loan applications.
It's dumb not to.
You know, I tell my friends all the time, you don't like the tax laws, you better still pay the taxes because they'll come after you.
Just a fact.
Death in taxes.
Anyway, so the release of this by Congressman Dunn Collins will join us later.
Remember, Bruce Orr, wife Nellie, Fusion GPS, or his testimony, now released, passing a thumb drive from his wife to the FBI so that Trump haters Struck and Page that had direct access to Hillary Clinton's research to go after Trump.
Now, meanwhile, Strzok is the one that exonerated Hillary, who even James Baker, the head lawyer, general counsel under Comey, thought should be indicted for the espionage act we now know.
We learned that the FBI and the Clinton campaign via Fusion GPS, they're they're paying Christopher Steele for the same intelligence.
We know that Steele was also being paid by a Russian oligarch.
Oleg Deropaska is his name.
Wow.
So we got all that out there.
Now we know that Bruce Orr testified about a meeting with Glenn Simpson, Fusion GPS, Christopher Steele's boss in the 2016 campaign.
And, you know, remember, there's been a back channel that we discovered and notes between Orr and Christopher Steele.
And even though Steele was uh fired for lying and leaking, they still, the FBI kept going back to him.
He was fired for lying and leaking.
And he was being paid by the FBI.
And then he's sending notes vis-a-vis through Bruce Orr, a conduit to Robert Mueller.
I'm like, you gotta be kidding me.
We never or testify he notified the FBI about his contacts with Steele during the 2016 election.
There's so many things, but according to a statement from Adam Schiff, he claims Bruce Orr did not tell the FBI about that contact.
Now it gets more interesting, and there's a lot more to come.
Then I got this in my email this weekend from a friend of mine.
It says from Team Schiff.
Subject.
Sean Hannity devoted 40 minutes of his show going after Adam.
Team, Fox News continues to prove its single-minded dedication to protecting President Trump at all costs.
Last Friday night, Sean Hannity devoted 40 minutes of his show to going after Adam.
It ends with trust us, Adam isn't gonna back down because of Sean Hannity.
I've invited Adam on the show.
I've offered him four hours.
It's important we send a message to Adam that we have his back.
And let the Trump attack dogs know that we're with Adam.
He works to protect our democracy.
We're Democratic Republic.
Will you please pitch in $5 or whatever you can send today to send a message to Hannity and let him know people like you have Adams back in this fight.
You can't make it up.
He won't come on my show.
I'll give him all the free air time.
Give him the 40 minutes back.
He can come on for the full hour.
I have every word he's ever said.
I know every lies ever told.
And he's the one guy on tape colluding with Russia.
It's amazing.
Tape is priceless.
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All right, as we roll along, you know, keep in mind as I as we go through just how damning all of this is now going to be.
And there's so much to come out, and it is going to be the most revealing time in terms of what lies you have been fed by so many media outlets.
So often.
You know, forget, I I mean, the 250 million dollar suit against the Washington Post, WAPO, and fake news CNN is just the tip of the iceberg, the Covington case.
That's only one case.
But how they got it wrong, they never vetted Obama.
You can add in Duke LaCrosse, you can add in UVA, you can add in Ferguson, Missouri, you can add in Baltimore, Cambridge, Florida, Zimmerman, Trayvon.
Everybody thinks they have the answers, and they don't.
I don't know why they don't do legwork.
Wasn't hard for me to get an opportunity to have an off-the-record interview with some of the Duke kids and their parents.
Look them in the eye and ask them a few tough questions.
They answered, and I was convinced when I left that never happened.
Needy didn't do that.
Media never went down to Florida.
They didn't know there was going to be an eyewitness in the case.
Ground and pound eye witness.
They didn't think they believed the story of Michael Brown's, you know, the other guy that was out stealing with him.
But other people in the neighborhood, many of them exonerated Daryl Darren Wilson, the police officer in that case.
All right, 25 till the top of the hour.
Glad you're with us, 800-941 Sean.
So this drop is just the beginning.
We'll find out how many other things will be coming out and how quickly.
But it's so revealing.
my staff is just loving this Adam Schiff fundraiser off of my name.
Sean Hannity devoted 40 minutes of his show going after our Adam.
Says team.
From Congressman Schiff.
It's the team Schiff, it's called.
That's what it's you know.
I won't give the email address out.
I could.
We could give it out, right?
You wouldn't.
No, I would not.
You wouldn't.
I'm not saying we could.
I didn't say I would.
I'm just thinking I could, but just a random thought running through my head.
I mean, I've invited the guy on the show.
Offered him, and he lives on you know, conspiracy TV MSNBC, and he lies all over the place.
Yeah, but they just repeat everything he says.
He doesn't have to actually say anything new, he just says the same old stuff.
No, but the problem is we've got evidence.
He doesn't have any evidence.
He's listening this is all they're moving away from Mueller because they're even getting angry.
You mean it's a manufactured crisis.
Muller's a manufactured crisis, like.
No, Muller is a witch hunt.
The president's right.
That is that is a witch hunt.
That is going after him, you know, for the purposes of destroying him.
Now, speaking of the cowardly Schiff, I have to say it very carefully.
Um, he said, Well, the special counsel made a mistake if he didn't make the president testify under oh well the it's the biggest indication that they don't have Trump Russia collusion.
And this is why this it and Schiff has his other problems.
Remember, Schiff now, Mr. Click here, Sean Hannity went after me 40 minutes.
Click here to donate.
The last lines cracked me up.
Adam isn't about to back down a Sean Hannity.
It's not the first time Hannity sought to smear Adam and undermine his efforts to hold the president accountable.
It surely won't be his last.
Well, that line turned out to be true.
Uh Adam isn't about to back down because of Sean Hannity, but it's important that we send a message to Adam.
We have his back and let Trump's attack dogs know that we're with Adam as he works to protect our democracy.
You mean like when he's caught on tape colluding with the Russians?
Uh met with Trump uh in in uh New York at some point after the 2013 Miss Universe.
Uh yes.
Absolutely.
And she got uh compromising materials on trapped after their uh short relations.
Okay.
And what's the nature of the compromise?
Well, there were pictures of naked Trump.
Naked Trump.
And so Putin was made aware uh of the the availability of the compromising material.
Yes, of course, uh Buzawa shared those materials with uh Sobchek and Sobshark shares those materials with uh Putin because she's a goddaughter of Putin and Putin decided to press on Trump.
Trump pictures.
And uh and the materials that you can provide to the committee or to the FBI uh would they corroborate this allegation?
Sure, of course.
Uh, train we got there.
We'll do more of that later.
He's colluding with a Russian to dig up dirt to impact our elector electoral process.
Sounds like collusion to me.
What are they saying?
That they were Trump was colluding with the Russians.
Impact the dick get dirt, everyone's so angry in the media when he's the president said, Russia, you're listening about the 33,000 emails that just magically were deleted.
And the computers cleaned.
They're mad at that.
Thinking that's collusion.
Well, he's colluding.
Oh, it's unbelievable.
What do I have to get involved with Putin for?
I have nothing to do with Putin.
I've never spoken to him.
I don't know anything about him other than he will respect me.
He doesn't respect our president.
And by the way, if you remember if you remember the president just put, you know, hard sanctions on Russia.
They had all the compromising materials, you know, naked pictures, Trump, yes.
You know, tell Vladimir I'll have more flexibility after my election.
Okay, talk a lot.
Last one.
More flexibility.
I won't tell the American people though.
Understood.
I transmit message.
Russia collusion.
See what a we see what a farce this is.
Red State had a good piece about Schiff being a liar again.
And, you know, with the uh back in 2018, Trump for the IG investigation is still ongoing.
FISA.
Anyway, um they covered a lot of it, but the extent to which Schiff was willing to go to try and cover up the actions of Bruce Orr because he knew those actions indicated a long-term effort to damage Trump's electoral or election chances.
Schiff says Orr did not meet with Steele until after the election.
Well, that's not what Orr testified to.
Orr said he did meet him on July 30th, 2016.
Spoke with Glenn Simpson in August.
Oopsie Daisy.
Yeah, we have uh I think Adam Schiff, now especially that we know he coached or people on his staff apparently met with.
Why would they meet with Michael Cohn for 10 hours before Michael's seven-hour testimony?
Why?
Michael said that, well, we were going over the questions.
We're going over what we're gonna ask.
Oh.
Adam Schiff.
Wouldn't that be um tampering with a witness?
I don't know.
I gotta get back to law school.
I gotta get in law school and figure all this out.
So many crimes committed by so many different people that just don't care.
Now Schiff, by the way, is pretty mad that you know Mueller's not doing it his way, but I'll keep it up for another two years.
You know, we see a uh newly revealed letter shows the Justice Department misled the court about the Clinton Foundation investigation.
That was in the Daily Beast.
In other words, uh, after it was claimed no such document existed, the Justice Department unearthed a letter that Matt Whitaker delivered to the Utah, this is the guy Uber, U.S. attorney directing a review of how the department handled the Clinton Foundation and Uranium One issues.
That's Vladimir Putin's thugs that we knew were in the United States trying to get a foothold in the uranium industry, the foundational material for nuclear weapons, and Russians thu Russian thugs were bribing and extorting and blackmailing and committing all sorts of crimes, but don't take my word for it because we had an FBI undercover informant uh reporting back every day to the FBI.
The deal ended up being cleared by Clinton.
Clint Bill Clinton went to Russia, got paid three times what he normally gets paid to speak.
He wanted to meet with the equivalent of their nuclear in, you know, like for example, America's nuclear agencies.
He didn't get that meeting, but he got a meeting with Putin.
And all of a sudden, all the people that, you know, got the deal in Uranium one.
They go 145 million, kick back to the Clinton Foundation.
But that was no connection, I'm sure, whatsoever to Hillary's support of this.
Slick Willie.
None whatsoever.
You know, then we have a transcript shows Obama's DOJ colluding with Hillary Clinton's op research.
That was in the Washington Times.
That was that came out of the Bruce Orr transcripts, thanks to Congressman Collins of Georgia, who's going to join us at the top of the hour.
You know, Glenn Simpson, fusion GPS, orchestrated the Trump dossier, hired Christopher Steele, provided the Justice Department with the thumb drive in 2016 containing the company's op research into the president.
Wow.
So nice of them to do that.
You don't understand that?
They gave everybody the thumb drive.
Problem is nobody bothered to verify any of it.
And it's unverifiable because even its author won't stand by it.
So we're going to get all the 302s.
The we're going to get all the gang of a we're going to get the Pfizers.
We're going to get all of the testimony.
And then some people are going to have some major questions to answer.
I mean, there are major, major questions that they're going to have to answer.
And where this is now headed, you know, now that we know that Bruce Orr testified about the fusion GPS meeting with the founder and Christopher Steele's boss.
Schiff said it didn't happen, it did.
Simpson previously testifying it didn't meet with Orr until after the election.
One of these two are lying.
And if if you get in trouble for lying to Congress or lying under oath like Michael Cohn or lying to the FBI like George Papadopoulos or General Flynn, I'm sure they're gonna we're gonna apply the laws equally in this country, right?
Now they're all in conflict with each other.
Listen, who's lying?
Is it Bruce Orr or Adam Schiff?
I'm going with Adam Schiff.
We know he's lied.
That's my guess.
There was a betting line on it.
And Orr testifying that he notified the FBI of the dossier's extreme bias.
Well, everybody was told that in August, but they still used it, even though they never verified it.
And they never told the Pfizer court any of it.
Well, Bruce Orr told them in August of 2016.
They used it all.
Didn't tell the Pfizer court it was unverified, not corroborated, didn't tell the Pfizer court Hillary Clinton paid for it.
And the FBI paid for it, apparently.
And the DNC paid for it, and a Russian oligarch paid for it.
They didn't tell any of that.
You believe this has happened in this country and the media's ignored all of it.
Keep sitting on my perch.
The biggest abuse of power, corruption scandal in history.
I'll be happy, by the way, when the few bad actors in the FBI yet what's coming to them.
Every FBI rank and file special agent that I know is aghast at the actions of a few.
Knows that, you know, everyone that I know in the FBI, but they take great pride in that premier law enforcement agency.
Doesn't give me any joy to have to talk about a few bad apples there.
Adam Schiff is in hot water.
You know, he's just staff meeting with Michael Cohn reminds me a little bit of the Clinton Loretta Lynch on the tarmac meeting.
Cohn testified he reviewed topics with Schiff himself.
That's so nice.
That tampering with a witness.
Something the congressman denied.
What, he's now going to call Michael Cohen, his number one witness, a liar?
I'm here.
Not the first for Schiff.
Remember, while Simpson was a key witness, they talked about the investigation in Aspit.
Although they didn't.
They just met and asked, but just happened to bump into each other.
Confidential hearing with Trump Jr.'s Schiff was spotted going in and out of the hearing.
At the same time, fake news CNN.
Wow, they were getting Don Jr.'s testimony as it was happening.
Wonder who left is there anyone else that left the room?
That would be a good question to have answered.
Then we have him on tape colluding with Russia.
Unbelievable.
This is this is really bad stuff.
By the way, while the Democrats, this is all they're doing.
So the president has kicked off his new battle with Congress.
Now remember, he's got the money to keep building the wall in the process, and he's uh now going through the process of well, he's gonna have to override, they're gonna have to override the veto, otherwise he's gonna have some other $9 billion to spend on the wall.
But for his 2020 budget plan, the president released he wants another $8.6 billion for the wall.
Good for him.
And the president has also put forward a uh requirement for Americans that are collecting a variety of benefits.
Um that, in other words, welfare requirements that if you're 18 to 65 years old, that you work at least 20 hours a week in a job or a job training program or a community service program to secure the range of benefits and aid.
It's called workfare.
The end of welfare as we know it, Bill Clinton once said.
Wonder how that's gonna go over with Ocasio Cortez and the hundred other Democrats that want to get rid of cars and cows and oil and gas and airplanes and offer everybody everything for free.
We got a lot on that coming up in the show today.
And uh we'll get to all of that.
By the way, Muller is asking the second Manafort judge.
This is the DC judge, Amy Berman Jackson, you know, for the harshest sentence that it can get again.
He wanted 19 to 24 years.
Unbelievable.
Uh On the 2020 election front, Iowa poll shows Biden vulnerable to Bernie Sanders.
That's interesting.
He didn't do well in a CNN focus group.
Kirsten Gillibrand, according to Politico.
Here we go.
Is apparently with one of the most outspoken, I believe, me too movement people.
Fighting to make sexual misconduct the centerpiece of her campaign, but at the same time, a mid-20s female aide to Gillibrand resigned over the handling of a sexual harassment complaint by Gillibrand's office.
Criticized the senator for failing to abide by our own public standards.
Okay.
Oh, the New York City mayor, Comrade de Blasio wants to run.
He was seen like flapping is like a bird.
Bo Deedle calls him big bird.
I believe I can fly.
Yeah, this song by R. Kelly.
That R. Kelly.
Unbelievable.
And Joe Biden has a lot of problems with the things he said.
We're going to spend more time on that in the days and weeks to come.
We'll get to that.
All right, 800 941 Sean is our number.
When we come back to Congressman that has now started the process of releasing all this information that has been hidden for and built up and hidden for two years, that's Congressman Doug Collins of Georgia.
All right, we got a lot of oh, the things Ocasio Cortez was saying uh at this liberal fest this weekend.
Life in America is just 10% better than garbage.
Actually trashing the real FDR New Deal.
Um she wants to take over every form of production.
We're not everyone.
We just want to tell every workplace how to operate.
Wow, attacking Reagan.
10% above garbage.
What country is she living in?
This is the greatest country on earth.
We are on this path of a slow erosion and a slow, slow, slow, just like move away from what we've always been.
We'll be a hundred miles.
You'll, you know, you'll realize you won't even realize that you've drifted a hundred miles.
So when someone's talking about our core, it's like, oh, this is radical.
But this isn't radical.
This is what we've always been.
It's just that now we we've strayed so far away from what has really made us powerful and just and good and equitable and productive.
And so I think all of these things sound radical compared to where we are, but where we are is not a good thing.
And this idea of like 10% better from garbage is gonna be what we settle for.
It's like this, like it feels like moderate is not a stance, it's just an attitude toward life of like when I think about what those definitions are.
Capitalism isn't to me, is it's an ideology of capital.
It puts capital the most important thing is the concentration of capital, and it means that we seek and prioritize profit and the accumulation of money above all else, and we seek it at any human and environmental cost.
That is what that means.
And to me, that ideology is not sustainable and cannot be redeemed.
But when we talk about ideas, for example, like democratic socialism, it means putting democracy and society first instead of capital first.
It doesn't mean that you put other things last.
It doesn't mean that that the actual concept of capital as a society is should be abolished or anything like that.
But it's it's a question of our priorities.
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Look, this is it's it's not just the radical socialism, it's everything radical about the Democratic Party.
Now we we have Chicago wanting to be America's late-term even up to birth abortion destination.
It's insane.
You know, and I I uh I'm wondering at some points as every state now goes through this, and Democrats go through this.
I'm I'm asking myself, Um how often is this happening?
Like the Commonwealth of Virginia, the governor.
Well, first we'll deliver the baby, and then we'll make the baby comfortable, and then the mother will decide.
And uh I'm like, huh?
Decide if it lives or dies.
And then of course you move on to the growing anti-Semitism problem of the Democratic Party.
Uh, but the biggest threat, of course, is what?
Modern day radical socialism, new Green Deal, one that eliminate the heart and soul and engine and lifeblood of our economy, which is oil and gas, which for the first time, thanks to Donald Trump, we are now energy independent.
We will be a net exporter of our energy, helping helping stability in the world because our allies can't be depending on hostile regimes like Russia or hostile actors like Putin.
What if he turns off the spigot one day like he got pissed at Crimea or Ukraine?
Not particularly an ideal situation.
How much would it help in the negotiation as it relates to North Korea?
You know, what can we offer China in terms of uh energy resources for them as part of a better trade deal where American products now can finally infiltrate, you know, a massive population.
And then we have Andrew Cuomo.
Oh, we we did what you said with tax the rich, we tax the rich, we tax the rich, and the rich are leaving in 2.3 billion.
There was an article on Red State today that the extraordinary lengths that New York State goes to – If you move out of New York, you've got to prove you've moved out of New York.
You you you've got to show them that you're in, you know, Florida six months in a day.
And even then, I'll give you an example.
If you play baseball, professional sports of any kind.
Do you know in New York and New York City?
You play one day, you work one day playing uh playing baseball for your team, playing baseball or basketball or football in New York.
Guess what?
You pay a tax as a player.
It's insane.
Absolutely nuts.
Anyway, so you got oh, you know, the new leader of this movement, it has now attracted a hundred sitting Democrats and many of the 2020 candidates.
Um, well, you know, we don't want to take over every form of production.
We just want to tell every workplace how to operate.
You know, life in America is just 10% better than garbage.
Um, has is she a world traveler?
Because uh, where is she comparing this to?
You know, attacking Ronald Reagan with claims of racism.
You know, why is this trendy new socialism, you know, as popular?
If you think it's not a threat, well, I hate to tell you, but there is a poll showing like 50% of kids are like, yeah, well, they're buying into this socialist nonsense.
And um, anyway, joining us to talk more about it, we have Steve Moore, author of Trumponomics inside the uh the America First Plan to revive our economy, senior fellow at Heritage, Chuck DeVore, vice president of the national initiatives at the Tax Public Policy Foundation, former cut California Assemblyman and is a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. uh Army, retired reserve.
Uh, welcome both of you.
Um Steve Moore, when I see that half the country is looking towards socialism, uh, I'm getting a little bit concerned.
Well, I think we should be, but uh, you know, by the way, there's an old saying that if you're not a socialist before the age of 30, you have no heart.
And if you're still a socialist after the age of 30, you have a few years ago.
That's attributed to Churchill, and it's supposed to be if you're not a liberal when you're 20, you don't have a heart.
If you're not a conservative at 40, you don't have a brain.
Was that church?
I thought I always thought it was Churchill.
I don't know.
But it's a good point.
Look, uh there's so much I listened to the gibberish uh that you just played from um AOC.
And just you know, one thing I I was thinking when she was talking.
First of all, she talks about you know the environment, and we have to protect the environment.
The countries that are that protect the environment are the free market capitalist countries, the countries that have done the most damage to the uh to the environment are the socialist countries.
And when she keeps saying we want the you know, when I tell my friends, well, you mean you want us to be more like North Korea?
You want us to be more like East Germany, you want us to be more like Maoist China or Stalinist Russia?
They say, no, no, no, we want the uh Sean, they say we want the good kind of socialism.
Well, show me where there's a good kind of that's like saying I want the good kind of venereal disease.
I mean, there Is nowhere in the world where socialism has worked.
Even Sweden and the Norwegian countries are moving away from socialism because they can't afford it anymore.
Well, I mean, that's a good point.
You know, socialism's great, as Margaret Thatcher said, until you run out of everybody's money.
That's right.
Yeah, and it's so funny, Chuck.
You always watch on a personal level.
We sent our cameras to the districts of both Nancy Pelosi and Alexandria Casio Cortez.
And look at San Francisco.
Now she's a multi multimillionaire, rich family, her and her husband.
And they have a ton of money.
But outside of the the gated community in which she lives in, amazing, immoral walls she lives behind, um, what we find are people that are homeless, needles all over the street, feces all over the street.
And I'm thinking, well, that's your district.
You're a multi-multi-millionaire.
You never thought of talking to your millionaire friends and maybe putting up a little money yourself and building a place where the homeless people can take a shower, uh, where maybe they can have a cot and a bed and a meal on a given day, and or does that have to come from the federal government too?
Well, uh Sean, everything that the federal government gets, uh, it has to get from the economy or borrow it from future generations.
And it's capitalism.
It's this market-based economy that we have that allows for the riches um that we enjoy, including government revenue.
Uh and back on Steve Moore's point about air quality, our air quality in America since 1980 is about close to 80 percent better than it was as far as real pollutants that actually harm human health.
Things like carbon monoxide and lead and sulfur dioxide and nitrous oxides.
Our air is far cleaner than it was in 1980, and that's because of technology made available by our wonderful market economy.
Well, we uh look, I'll argue this that America has created more wealth, more prosperity for not just its citizens.
Look, I bet it's some of the poorest housing complex in the country, Techwood Homes, Peppermill, these these are some of the original ones.
In New York, I've been into public housing units all over the place, from the Rockaways and other places in New York.
My my cousin is a former housing police officer.
And I I know uh look, you don't want to live there.
They're not exactly the safest neighborhood sometimes.
Um unfortunately there's a lot of crime in these neighborhoods, and we ought to be doing better policing in some of them, like in Chicago and Cabrini Green, whatever happened to that complex.
And more importantly, but even in every unit, because I've been in them.
There is hot and cold water, there's a shower, there is a stove, there's a refrigerator, there's a free j freezer, there are TVs, there are stereos.
I'm not saying you want to live there, but this is the poorest in America that can that live in a home, putting aside homeless people that well, many of which, you know, are there, they go to shelters or they choose not to go to shelters.
So it if you compare that to poverty abroad, how does she say just 10% better than garbage or even sounding as ludicrous?
I don't know if you picked up her comment where she said that the new deal of FDR was racist.
It was extremely economically a racist policy.
And Reagan is is racist, and we don't want to take over every form of production.
We just want to tell every workplace how to operate.
Well, if you tell them how to operate, that is guaranteed failure because of government interference.
They're not going to be able to make the profit that creates the jobs that incentivize people to make the goods and services that raise our standard of living.
Steve Moore, sorry, I didn't mean to get on my high horse.
Yeah, well, well, Sean, you know, the there's an old saying that if you have to be poor, the United States is a great place to be poor in because our poor live at a higher living standard than most middle class people around the world.
And there's a reason, by the way, Sean, why are people why people are lining up to our border to come in?
If we're such a racist country, you know, why are people from Africa?
Why are people from the uh Central America, you know, uh almost giving up their lives to get to this country because they do know this is a a land of opportunity.
One other thick quick thing, Sean, you know, we all want higher wages.
We want the middle class to do better.
I want people at the bottom to do better.
But you know, you look at the economy today, uh, you know, the statistics just came out on Friday.
Wages are up.
This is the best, this is the best economy for the middle class we've had probably in 30 or 40 years.
If you're a worker, the job market out there today is better than any time since the Beatles were still playing together.
I mean, this is an amazing economy.
And Elizabeth Warren and AOC are running around the country saying we need an economy that works for the middle class.
Look around.
This is a great economy Trump has created.
Well, that's the thing.
I mean, I how many more records does somebody have to break before people realize it works?
All right, quick break.
We'll come back more with Steve Moore and Chuck DeVore.
And the Georgia Republican that released on his own the Bruce Orr transcript.
Finally, now the beginning is this is going to be the cascade of all this evidence that is now going to come out.
All right, as we continue with Steve Moore and Chuck DeVore with us.
It's only a little over two years now when we can go back and compare to the Obama administration policies and spread the wealth around, and you didn't build that.
And you know, what did we end up with?
13 million more Americans on food stamps, eight million more in poverty.
Now we have more more than a million jobs available than we have people on unemployment.
Um an incredible uh uh environment for people to build their careers, change careers, make more money, get better benefits.
Uh it's a great opportunity.
Now businesses now are investing more in in American cities and towns in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Alabama, uh Wisconsin, uh Michigan.
Um, and and they'll just I I'm just not sure what they think.
If we take away oil and gas, and we take away cars and planes and cows, and we promise everybody everything's gonna be free, and the first estimate is as high as ninety-four trillion for the new Green Deal.
What happens to the economy then, Chuck?
Well, uh, let me tell you one area where I think I actually agree with uh Representative Ocasio Cortez.
She warned about big government working with big business.
Let me add big labor to that and say, yes, I agree that crony corporatism doesn't work.
Things like Cylindra.
Uh the representative from New York, the freshman, is ex espousing what's known as a labor theory of value.
That is from Marxist theory.
She doesn't believe that capital, money, the people who invest it, the people who manage it, the people who are leaders and who create businesses, she doesn't believe that they have value.
But let's look at manufacturing in the last 26 months.
The first twenty-six months under Trump, the last twenty-six months under Obama.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics came out with their new data last Friday, and we see that under Trump, manufacturers are adding about three hundred and ninety-nine percent more jobs in manufacturing under Trump than under Obama.
And what to me is striking, Sean, is if you compare uh federal, state, and local government jobs, many of them are regulators, uh, the people who create red tape.
In Obama's last 20 uh six months, they grew uh at about three hundred and three percent more than manufacturing.
So government was growing faster than manufacturing.
You can't sustain it.
You can't pay for that.
So under Trump, under Trump, manufacturing was growing a hundred and sixty-eight percent more than government.
All right, I want to thank you both, Steve Moore and Chuck DeVore.
But if you think this is not real, well, look at the poll I mentioned earlier.
Uh all right, guys, thank you.
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Uh, when we come back, the ranking member that showed a lot of courage last week, Doug Collins of Georgia, uh, by releasing the Bruce Orr transcripts and all that we learned from them.
Uh that's coming up and much more.
Congress, the Judiciary Committee interviewed multiple DOJ and FBI officials about their actions regarding the 2016 elections.
People anticipate the Mueller report soon.
Will he find any so-called collusion?
Or was the only collusion among agency personnel who hated the president and started this investigation?
Our interview transcripts were pertinent to a congressional investigation.
But at the 115th Congress ended, the investigation was closed, and copies were shared with certain members.
Out of an abundance of caution, we gave DOJ an opportunity to review them for information that would endanger national security.
But after many months and little progress, our presence grows thin.
The proposed redactions had nothing to do with national security or an anathema to our goal of government transparency.
I am there for today making one of those transcripts public.
Mr. Speaker, to avoid burdening GPO in a 200-page transcript, I request the link, Doug Collins.house.gov forward slash or to be placed into the record so the American people can review the transcript of Bruce Orr.
I intend to make other transcripts public soon.
I'm willing to consider reasonable redactions by DOJ make in timely manner, but won't allow these transcripts to remain shouted in secrecy.
With that, I yield back.
Wow.
A powerful moment by Congressman uh Doug Collins.
He is the House Judiciary Committee ranking member.
Uh that was on Friday releasing the transcripts of Bruce Orr.
And if you recall, Bruce Or, senior Justice Department official demoted for concealing his meetings with men behind the anti-Trump dossier.
Although we did learn uh that in fact it was Bruce Orr that warned everybody in August of 2016 that hey, don't trust this dossier.
It's not verified, it's not corroborated.
It was bought and paid for.
Well, now we know bought and paid for by Hillary, by the oligarchs, uh, by the DNC, and by the FBI.
Everybody was paying Christopher Steele.
And then Christopher Steele goes under oath in Great Britain and Christopher Steele literally says, Well, I have no idea if any of this is true.
It's raw intelligence, maybe 50-50.
And so anybody that would have said that they vetted or corroborated or verified the dossier is full of it because the own the author of the dossier can't verify it.
Nobody's verified it.
And yet it was used to bludgeon President Trump before the election and his campaign, the bulk of information used in the Pfizer Warren application against Carter Page, not once but four times, three subsequent renewal applications, and then used as a as a roadmap, if you will, because Andrew Weissman was one of the people that Bruce Orr briefed in August of 2016.
This is Muller's pit bull about the contents of the dossier.
So we now know that the witch hunt of Muller, which we hear we're gonna get a report or get an end, perhaps even this week.
And so they used it as a roadmap, but unfortunately, uh, even before the appointment of Robert Mueller, we had people like uh Lisa Page when she testified, people like uh others uh saying that uh the we have investigated Trump Russia collusion.
Peter struck another, and we found no evidence of collusion.
That was before they even appointed Mueller.
So they knew it beforehand.
Sort of like, you know, Richard Armitage was the leaker when they were going after Scooter Libby, they knew on day one, you know, this guy Fitzpatrick, you know, out there just just okay.
Well, we found the leaker, now let's see what else we can get.
Let's go on a fishing expedition, which is what this all is.
Congressman uh Doug Collins of Georgia House Judiciary Committee, you know, I'm listening to your voice, and I lived in Georgia four years.
I don't know if you know that, and I was a broadcaster in Atlanta, um, and still am, but I mean uh I I love Atlanta, and uh you probably sound like the fastest talking person in Georgia that I've ever heard.
You sound like you're from New York.
No, I just uh when you got something to say, I believe you get it said, and and I I remember you when you were on the radio in Atlanta.
So I remember you before you before the rest of the world got the experience here.
You know, it's funny people tell me, and I asked people, do you think I changed?
I'll ask you, do you think I changed?
No, you still you're the same child as you were then.
You keep reading just keep firing away.
That's the that's the best thing about it.
Well, the n the last year I was in Atlanta.
Uh I came to New York for Fox when it went on the air in 96.
The end of the year edition of the Atlanta Journal Constitution said 1996 was a great year.
The Olympics came and Sean Hannity left.
Anyway, it was funny.
I'm still friends with Ports.
He's a great guy.
All right, let me ask you this.
So you decided to do this and you're going to do more.
Now, we learned a lot.
I'll uh I've I've gone over what I've have gleaned from this thank thanks to you.
Um why is there been a delay and why aren't other members doing what you're doing?
Well, the biggest thing we have here, Sean, is is remember we uh in the depart the judiciary committee and the overtime government reform committee did this investigation over the past uh couple of years, and we've been looking into this having all the public hearings, but also these interviews in which they came out.
That got cut short by the election, and I can't remind you the listeners and anybody else.
Elections have consequences by that.
When we lost the House, instead of me becoming chairman and being able to continue this, we lost that ability.
So what happened at the end of the year was there was a decision uh to put it in uh put these transcripts together.
There was a it's a decision to send them to DOJ just out of an abundance of caution to make sure nothing was there.
Although, by the way, it should be noted that almost all these interviews, there was DOJ attorneys in the room, FBI attorneys in the room, they were able to object on some of these times, but they were they were also a non-classified setting.
These were none of these interviews.
So what we've looked at is as if we've gotten these back as we've looked at the ones that they have worked on, and the ones that we're going to continue to let out.
It's time to start while we're seeing this rush to judgment on this president, we're seeing this rush to judgment on a lot of things uh multiple.
Well, you're all you're offering us facts and information.
And and Bruce, you know, four fourth highest ranking member of the DOJ at one point, who's been demoted twice while he has a job, I don't know.
His wife Nellie was working with Christopher Steele.
Uh, can you believe we find out that the FBI saw these oligarchs connected to Russia, Hillary Clinton and the DNC, they're all paying Christopher Steele for the same information.
Well, it's no wonder he had to uh you know it'll have salacious and unverified material.
He's trying to to please uh so many masters and being paid for material that he was just hearing, you know, maybe at best for secondhand, third hand, fourth hand, or frankly he may just been somewhere making it up.
I mean, at this point, even when Jim Comey actually says it was salacious and unverified, but yes, still found its way in.
You made this statement earlier, found its way into Pfizer uh warrants.
These are the things that concern us.
Let me let me give the timeline.
What you're saying here, let me slow you down because what you're saying is very profound here.
When when Jim Comey pulled aside then President elect Trump in January of 2017, before the president was sworn in, said Mr. President, I gotta tell you this quote dossier is out there.
Now they've known about it since what, August of 2016, and they knew it was not verified then.
All right.
What when he says to the president it's salacious and not verified, then why did Jim Comey sign on to the first FISA application months earlier in October of 2016 when it became the bulk of the FISA application?
They never told the FISA court judges that Hillary paid for it and the DNC paid for it and the FBI paid for it.
Um and then he signed he signed as if it is true.
Now, if it's that bulk of information, wouldn't that be a fraud against the FISA court and a conspiracy against Carter Page to deny him his constitutional rights?
Well, I think it definitely puts in question the entire system.
That's why I've been uh talking about it for a long time that we need to have a an up and down overhaul of the Pfizer at court system in the Pfizer process because we've seen issues now and where things like this got put in, Jim Comey signed it, he can say whatever he wants to do later, but he did sign it.
These things got into Pfizer Warren, and you know, as we look through further, it's not only used as you've already said, not once, but it's used multiple times, the same information.
It goes back to something though that really, as you're gonna see over the next little bit, and I and I was very truthful the other day.
We're going to be releasing more at Rep Duck Collins as my Twitter account.
People can follow me.
When do you expect your next release?
Today?
Uh I would just say expect it very soon.
Um, and just be ready.
We're we're raking some go back to what Comey said, and you go back to this other.
It's a can a corrupt triumph or an obstruct page in McCabe that are at the center of everything going back to May of 2016 that have been, you know, using this information that we, you know, you saw discussing or uh release last week.
But when you see that corrupt triumph, all three of which are now either been fired or left the DOJ, those are the ones, and then you take in Baker and you take in the others who at the end of the time when the text message said we've got to act upon what we've always wanted to do basically before Andy, while Andy is acting director.
That began at the eight days in May.
That's going to become the major history point turning point of those eight days in May between the time Comey was fired and the time Moeller was put in and what this corrupt trial rent did.
Then we learned last week that Bruce Orr was meeting with the Fusion GPS founder, uh uh uh Glenn Simpson, Christopher Steele's boss.
That's they funneled the money through a law firm to hired Fusion GPS, which hired the British spy or former British spy, uh, or testifying he notified the FBI about the contacts.
Uh um, and according to a statement from Adam Shift, he claimed that Bruce Ward did not tell the FBI about his contact tax.
Now, um, we've got a problem with Adam Schiff, who ran quote, just ran in, just happened to run into Glenn Simpson and Aspen.
You know, I'm sure that just uh on a huge mountain snowmass, they just happen to run into each other, but nothing happened.
Now his staff we learned was up in New York discussing the questions with Michael Cohn ahead of his testimony.
Um, is that illegal?
Is that collusion?
Yeah, yeah, I think what is the good collusion?
I mean, look at the the term is thrown away on so loosely on this on this hill by collusion.
Well, you know, it questions to me why Democratic staffers from the Intelligence Committee are are prepping basically, if you would, a witness uh Michael Cohen for over ten hours.
I mean, these these random, oh, I just ran into moments.
Doesn't that not sound a lot like a random attorney general running into a random former president on a tarmac somewhere?
You mean like in Phoenix to talk about their kids for 50 minutes?
Grandkids?
Exactly.
And when we got to talking about that, they didn't want to talk about that at all because of the the emphasis and in the problem.
I mean, Adam Schiff is is at this point at one basically compromise in his investigation.
He has talked about he has been in contact with Glenn Simpson.
He's his own uh report that he issued after uh Debbie Nunes issued his report of the findings actually had uh is is not truthful because Bruce Orr's own testimony was it was in August of 2016, not after the election, which also makes Glenn Simpson a liar because he had testified that he had the same uh time frame.
So this is a good thing.
Well, what why do we only prosecute why does Michael Cohn get the only and why does somebody like uh General Flynn, why are they the only ones that are actually charged and put in jail for this stuff?
That's called lying.
That's questions we're asking right now.
If we put this stuff out there, then maybe this is gonna be picked up on.
And I think those are the kind of things when you put the truth out there, the truth stands on its own.
The truth doesn't have to be propped up by stories.
And I believe that's what we're trying to do.
That's what we're gonna continue to do with my colleagues up here, you're gonna see it come out because the truth stands on its own.
Yeah, all these others have have fallen down.
I mean, look, Michael Collin is a witness who came to Capitol Hill, who is going to jail, he's waiting at the buck stop to go to jail basically now, and at the same point came up here and lied again.
I mean, uh I'm not sure why there's uh actual uh discussion on can this man tell the truth.
Well, I d I you know, I'm trying but maybe it was the coaching he got because apparently got coached by Chef's staff.
I but it is is there's something called tampering with a witness?
I remember reading about that once.
Yeah, I think the yeah, I think the issue thing is if if if that would if they got him into uh telling lies again when he comes to Congress, believe me.
I and I do believe, and I think we're seeing some uh evidence of that today.
There's been some of my Democratic colleagues say that, you know, they believe it that he did lie.
I mean, when you're losing your own side that brought you in to testify, then there's a problem.
Uh well, uh you know, on a lot of different issues that's gonna come up.
And by the way, I I've always said, why would they put the guy's going to jail?
His life's over.
It's been ruined.
And he's he's leaving his family.
But they don't care.
They just wanted to use him knowing he's gonna be put in legal jeopardy again, but I guess liberals don't really care as long as it advanced their hate Trump uh agenda.
All right, got to take a quick break.
We'll come back.
We'll continue more with the House Judiciary Committee uh ranking member, committee ranking member Doug Collins of Georgia.
Quick break, right back on the other side, news roundup information overload.
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As we continue with the House Judiciary Committee ranking member, Doug Collins of Georgia, who released these Bruce Orr transcripts.
When are we gonna get the Pfizer warrants themselves, the applications?
When are we gonna get the 302s?
When are we gonna get the the gang of eight material and and some of the other blockbuster information?
That's all stuff I guess the president has to release.
Well, the the part that he could, you know, declassify, but also working with William Barr.
I think the the key that we need to look at right now is is over the next and and I believe uh the attorney general is is going to handle this in in the way that the regulations lay out.
I think we're going to number one, it's going to be interesting for all these people who've been waiting on Moeller when he comes by that there's no collusion, you know, after they, you know, go crazy and determine something's wrong.
I I think what has to be understood here about this, and I think this is a protection, you know, all the way around, is that it's classified information going to be there.
There's going to be uh six E, which is grand jury information, which has never come out, no matter what about even 40 and 50 years.
And then you've got ongoing investigations.
So I think what we're gonna do is we're gonna get an answer.
They're not gonna lie.
What do you know about the attorney general, the new attorney general?
Um what I know is just in the time I've had a chance to meet with him.
I know of his history.
What I do believe in our conversations that we have had, I believe him to be very upright.
I believe him to be willing to follow uh through on this and not let it divulge into what the mean that Hillary Clinton violated the espionage act and obstructed justice by deleting subpoenaed emails and acid washing the hard drive and beating up our her phones and and blackberries?
Yeah.
I look, I I'll I on record, I think those are all things me who is still in the military who have to follow up.
Well, do you think the attorney general will follow up on that?
I think what what we go back to and all and there's another conversation he and I had on it, but I think what he in his confirmation here.
He said that this is what I was I was glad to see, and especially when we work in Junior, uh starting with the transcripts we did last week, was he willing to look into the problems at the DOJ and where those if where that problems were.
If that leaves us back to that, I'm happy.
Now, should I be on notice for tonight or should I be on notice for this week or tomorrow?
I mean, the evidence you're good for tonight.
You're good for tonight.
I'm good for tonight.
Okay.
Just checking.
Yeah.
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And the New Deal was an extremely economically racist policy that drew literal red lines around black and brown communities.
And basically, it invested in white America.
And what it did was that it allowed uh white Americans to have access to home loans that black and brown Americans did not have access to, giving them the largest form of intergenerational wealth, which is real estate.
And so this has really it really accelerated many parts of an already uh horrific racial wealth gap that continues to persist today.
I think a perfect example of how special interests and the powerful have pitted white working class Americans against brown and black working class Americans in order to just screw over all working class Americans.
Um Reaganism in the 80s when he started talking about welfare queens.
So you think about this image, welfare queens, and what he was really trying to talk about was this he's painting this photo.
He's painting this like really resentful vision of essentially uh black women who were doing nothing that were sucks on our country, right?
And it's this whole tragedy of the commons type of thinking thinking where it's like because these one this one specific group of people that you were already kind of subconsciously primed to resent, you give them uh a different reason that's not explicit racism, but still rooted in a racist caricature.
Um it gives people a logical re a logical reason to say, oh yeah, no, toss out the whole social safety net.
Yeah.
And then as a result, we are all devastated.
Yeah, uh listen, this is now this was this big uh liberal left-wing shindig that took place, where is that in Austin, I guess, over the weekend in Texas.
Um and it's fascinating.
If you watch campus reform, they went out, they did a tape recently, and they asked young people, you know, whether they love socialism.
Yeah, we love it.
And they'd start, and then they'd ask him things like, Well, do you want limited government?
Yeah.
You want high taxes?
No.
Do you and it's like there's such a disconnect.
So I read this poll today, uh Harris poll among you know, 2,035 adults, and what we have now labeled Generation Z has a more positive view of the word socialism than previous generations.
Now, if you listen to Concio Cortez and you read what she's saying, and you know, what 70%, you know, marginal income tax rate, you're going to drive every single person with money out of the country,
just like Andrew Cuomo, just like in New York, New Jersey, Gavin Newsom in California, Illinois, they're driving tens and tens and tens of thousands of people out of their states every single year.
And those states that have no state income tax uh that create a better business environment, well, they're absorbing hundreds of thousands a year.
States like Tennessee, the Carolinas and uh Florida and and Texas, they're all doing well.
And I don't blame them.
I don't blame one.
The only problem is if you're coming from a state that was ruined by excessive redistribution, don't go to a new state and ruin that new state.
You know, listen to Andrew Cuomo.
Well, tax the rich, tax the rich, tax the rich.
But what if the rich leave?
It's it's so it it illustrates everything that could happen to a country.
Because if you tax these corporations, you tax these people into oblivion, you regulate them to death, you take away their oil and gas, which it's that's the lifeblood of any product, the entire economy, and then you get rid of cars as we know them and planes as we know them,
and but you're guaranteeing everybody from the minute they're born to the minute they're die, you know, government run health care, a lot of good that did the first time, and uh college education, free education, free, free, free, and free retirement and a guaranteed wage, even if you're unwilling to work.
This is what and people that have a natural fear in their lives saying, Oh, I'm living paycheck to paycheck.
This sounds great.
Um I'll have no more fear.
Okay, but how does you the real history of socialism is they so overpromise.
And it's not about underdelivering, they don't deliver at all.
Look at Venezuela today, look at Cuba today.
Look at why the former Soviet Union collapsed as it did.
You know, listen to Cuomo.
We have one of the most progressive tax codes in the United States, which is a good thing.
Which means the richer you are, the more you pay.
However, that presents a very fragile economy because then you are relying on a very small number of people for the vast amount of your tax dollars.
One percent of the taxpayers pay nearly half of all the taxes.
Those one percent are the richest people in the state, they're the richest people in the country, and they are the most mobile people in the country.
And you see the chart on the bottom.
Top 1%, about 46%, top 5%, 63% of all the revenue.
Top 10%, 74% of all the revenue.
Tax the rich, tax the rich, tax the rich.
We did.
Now, God forbid the rich leave.
Uh-oh.
They're leaving in droves.
And there's a 2.3 billion dollar budget shortfall in a single year.
There's a great story out today how New York, you leave New York, they're like chasing you.
You know, wait, well, whoa, whoa, whoa, you know, you owe us.
Wait, wait, prove that you lived in Florida six months in a day.
And I I guarantee you what's going to happen next, because some people will live the six months in a day down in Florida and be able to prove it, which means they're a Florida resident, which means they don't have to pay New York state income taxes or city taxes, although they get you a bunch of different ways also.
They're just going to figure out another way to do it.
And what they'll do is they'll say, okay, for every day you're in New York, we're gonna we're gonna tax you.
Well, then the people are gonna say, you know what, I'll stay in Florida full time.
Or I'll just, you know what, I'll find a nice little cabin in North Carolina, and I'll go live there for a while.
And uh I'll live six months of the year there.
Nice people in North Carolina.
Low taxes in North Carolina.
They're not gonna tax me.
If you think it doesn't happen, well, talk to one professional athlete.
Let's say you play for the 49ers.
Say you play for the Patriots.
You come, you play one Sunday game in New York, every player must pay taxes on that day's income to New York State.
Wow, they need the money that bad.
Now you might say, well, these people are overpaid anyway.
It's not, it's the principle, it's the point.
70 cents of every dollar.
Okay, that's the Ocasio Cortez plan.
Okay, you're in New York or California, now you got to add 13 more cents.
And, you know, 10 cents more in New York.
Now we're up to 80 cents.
And if you're in New York City, then you're gonna add another four cents.
Now it's 84 cents.
And you got on top of it your sales taxes, uh, the highest property taxes in the entire country and counties in New York.
I live in the second highest property taxed county in the country.
And believe me, it it a most of Nassau County, where I grew up in Nassau County, um, this is 50 by 100 lots for the better part.
You know, all right, I do have more land now, so I but i i I can buy a house every year in other states for what I'm paying in taxes.
That's how insane it is.
And it's not about me.
I it's it's about what's right.
And then to pay for child care, Elizabeth Warren is saying, well, well, let's have a wealth tax after we've taken the 90 cents of every dollar.
If you happen to save some and we define you as rich, well, we want to come back and get another 79, 80 billion dollars so we can have free child care for anybody who wants it.
I'm like, my head's spinning.
You know, why don't we just take all our kids the minute they're born and just hand them over to the government?
They're raising them anyway.
You know, they're they're deciding once, well, first we'll deliver the baby, and then we'll make the baby comfortable, then the mother gets to decide whether that soul lives or dies.
Well, then after that, then I guess we'll have government run health care, then we'll put them in a government health care facility and government food, and I guess we'll give the kids whatever baby formula they deem to be the correct one.
And then, of course, we'll have government uh daycare, and then we'll have government nursery school all the way up through uh K 12 and college and trade school and beyond.
It's all guaranteed.
Just like a certain wage, guaranteed, medical leave, uh guaranteed sick leave, guaranteed.
Uh paid uh guaranteed vacations for everybody.
Great.
You know, take out, take get your ticket.
It's like Disney.
You know, wait, can't wait to get on Space Mountain.
Uh, but when is government ever done anything that really works?
Look, you you might some of you might say, well, what about Social Security?
Social Security was never designed to be one's only source of retirement.
It was meant to be supplemental.
What nobody knows is, you know, there was a county in uh Texas, Galveston County, and they they opted out years and years and years ago.
Those the people that they didn't get Social Security.
And what they did is they invested the money themselves.
And guess what?
They did a thousand times better than whatever you'll get.
Amazing what free markets can do.
Amazing when you take government out of it.
How did Obamacare work?
Because Kamala Harris and Sanders and Gillibrt, they're not gonna let you get your own health insurance.
They say they're saying it.
We're gonna have Medicare for all, Medicare for all, but you can't have your own private insurance.
Now, first of all, I'll bet any amount of money they'll exempt their arrogant selves from the burdensome laws they put on we, the people.
But that means, okay, what if they screw that up like they screwed up Obamacare?
Keep your doctor, keep your plan.
Save money.
Millions lost their doctors, lost their plans.
Everybody paid a fortune more.
But that's not what they said.
So now the government's gonna promise not only health care, Obamacare on steroids, they're gonna be providing it.
Um, okay, welcome to the government health facility.
How does your DMV uh work?
Although the last time I went to the DMV was the best time ever.
I met the nicest woman, helped me through it, renewed my license, And she goes, Can we take a picture?
She was so nice.
Thank you.
You've been the nicest person I ever met at the DMV my whole life.
All right, 800 941 Sean is our toll-free telephone number.
You want to be a part of the program.
All right, Donna in Staten Island.
Donna, how are you?
And you know exactly what's going on in New York because you're in the heart of paying all those money.
Hi, my friend.
How are you?
I'm good.
How are you?
Do you think it's better that she keeps on running her pie hole?
Or do you think it's better that we should stop giving her so much attention?
Because there's two schools of thought.
Some of my friends go, no, no, no, let her talk because the more she talks, the more people go, Oh my God, what planet is this chick from?
And the other school of thought is why are we giving her so much attention?
What do you think?
What's your opinion?
My opinion is um I know let her talk.
Oh, let them all talk.
The party of late-term abortion, they're the the party of confiscatory taxes.
Let the let them go out and sell this new Green Deal with no planes, uh, no automobiles, the combustion engine, no oil, no gas, no cows, and government protect government guaranteed everything.
There was an interesting article in The American Thinker, how Ocasio Cortez had a failed company, and how that failed company is a tax deadbeat, and how a warrant has been filed over unpaid taxes to New York.
Anyway, they she founded this Brook Avenue Press company in 2012, publishing children's books in the Bronx.
They owe the state of New York 1,870 and 36 cents in corporate taxes.
Yikes.
Wonder when she's gonna by the way, if it was you or me, we we'd be handcuffed and put in the jail, and uh our lives would probably be over.
You know how much scrutiny my taxes get every year, Donna?
Do you know you you just just because you're an outspoken conservative, it is hilarious.
I can imagine.
Speaking of New York and taxes, did you see that that brilliant waste of money by Andrew Cuomo who warns people that now that we had to adjust our time, you know, with the daylight savings time, he told us to be careful driving because it's gonna be dark.
They wasted thousands of hundreds of thousands of dollars of taxpayer money to tell people something that should be as plain as the nose on his face.
Unbelievable.
Donna, we love you.
All right, we're gonna take calls.
Final half hour of the show, 800-941.
Sean, uh, we have so much tonight.
Oh, this this liberal love fest.
We've got all the tape tonight.
We've got huge updates and developments on the deep state.
Uh fake news CNN.
Uh, oh, really?
250 million dollars.
Yeah, good luck against Lynn Wood.
My money's on Lynn Wood.
Um, I'll bet anything.
Their coverage of the Covington High School kids.
Uh we'll get to that.
Capitalism without rules is theft.
Brothers and sisters, there's plenty of money in the world.
There's plenty of money in this city.
It's just in the wrong hands.
Do we live in a moral world that allows for billionaires?
Is that a moral outcome in and of itself?
It's not.
Um, it's not.
The extremely wealthy in in our communities, so 70%, 80%.
We've had it as high as 90%.
I think a 70% marginal tax rate.
Going to tax all your assets wherever located around the globe.
Doesn't make any difference.
They are all gonna be taxed.
All your assets, wherever located, and we're gonna keep counting.
And you're gonna have to pay.
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.
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.
Where it's obvious that a woman is about to give birth.
She has physical signs of um 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.
My bill would allow that, yes.
If a mother is in labor, 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.
You support uh the Medicare for All bill, I think initially co-sponsored by Senator Bernie Sanders.
You're also a co-sponder on I believe it will totally eliminate private insurance.
Um so for people out there who like their insurance, well, they don't get to keep it.
Let's eliminate all of that.
Let's move on.
We need to have Medicare for all.
Uh Medicare for All.
Millennials and people and you know, Gen Z and all these folks that come after us are looking up and we're like the world is gonna end in 12 years if we don't address climate change.
I support a Green New Deal.
Our planet is in peril, and we need to be bold.
It's one of the reasons why I signed on to the resolution.
I co-sponsored the resolution for the Green New Deal.
Who came forward to save Earth from the scourge of Nazi and totalitarian regimes?
We came forward.
Humanity is in crisis.
America is going to be light in the hope.
I support a Green New Deal.
I also think that what people are starting to see, at least in the occupation of Palestine, is um just an increasing crisis of humanitarian condition.
You tweeted, Israel has hypnotized the world.
May Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel.
How do you put that into context now?
And what do you say to American Jews?
Those unfortunate words were the only words I could think about expressing that moment.
When you get into Congress, will you vote against U.S. military aid for Israel?
Absolutely.
That is the radical left wing and what this party now represents.
Young people are embracing socialism.
Bernie Sanders is now gone mainstream, major player of the Democratic establishment.
He's not far enough left for Ocasio Cortez.
And is the more people get to know about this, if they once they get educated, and more specifically, I'm talking about these young people that campus reform interviews, and I'm like, oh my gosh, what are we teaching these kids in school?
You love socialism?
Yeah, we love socialism.
Okay.
How do you feel about lower taxes?
Yeah, we want a little lower taxes.
How do you feel about limiting government?
Yeah, limit comfort.
Yeah, we like that too.
And I'm like, okay.
What do you think when the government takes over industry?
Huh?
They don't know what it is.
They don't even know what they're answering, which speaks volumes about government-run schools and the unholy alliance with liberal democrats and the teachers' unions.
Um now, uh, just onto some other news, and we'll get to your calls.
The so Lynn Wood, uh, once I saw the Covington Nicholas Saman hired Lynn Wood, who I knew back in my days in Atlanta from 1992 to 1996.
And I got to know Lynn really, really well, along with Richard Jewell.
I've told that story.
I won't repeat it here.
I was the only one that didn't rush to judgment uh and buy into the stupid theory that, well, he fit the profile of the lone bomber because he lived with his mother, which is the media ran with that.
They destroyed this guy's life.
Lynn Wood got some of his life back because he took on everybody.
And I I can't really explain it.
It's well, maybe I'll say it this way.
You see the president and how tenacious he is.
He just doesn't give up.
He is unrelenting.
His new budget comes out today.
8.6 billion now more for the wall.
It's he will never give in, never give up.
He doesn't know not that you're supposed to stop.
There's no bell in Donald Trump's world.
And I like that about people.
Now some people find it a little off-putting, and maybe they like that he fights and gets better trade deals that help farmers and manufacturers and automobile manufacturers.
Maybe they like that, and I think they do.
Uh, but maybe if he's fighting with some fake news outlet on Twitter, they don't like that part.
Maybe he needs to tweet list.
Okay, but when he's fighting for you, he's fighting to win.
Oh biggest tax cut ever.
Fighting got the money for the wall reallocated, in spite of, you know, that money is now in his pocket.
And then fighting for the rest of the money while we're building the wall.
The progress is not stopped.
It's ongoing as we speak, doing the repairs to other parts of the wall.
And that that's Lynn Wood.
Lynn Wood, I when I interviewed, well, I talked to him.
When I talked to him and interviewed him, he was, I think we kept him on for an hour when he took on Nicholas Sandman and cut you remember the Covington kids that were confronted by the black Hebrew Israelites getting in their face and calling them every name in the book.
And then a Native American activist, Nathan Phillips, and well, he was intimidating.
And the whole story was wrong.
Nobody, nobody in the press bothered to even ask a single question.
Like they never do.
And they rushed to judgment and no due process.
And because it hurts Trump, it's days and days of coverage.
Now, Lynn Wood's first lawsuit was against the Washington Post, some 250 million dollars, and now the new one is against fake news CNN for about the same amount of money.
He was on with my buddy Mark Levin last night.
And there are potentially, if we start adding in small websites, other media outlets, traditional media outlets, because they're all guilty of the same thing.
CNN is now named by Lynn Wood, a second 250 million dollar slander suit.
Lynn is going to win.
They went on and on for two full days, smearing, slandering, libeling, besmirching the character of this kid.
You know, look, he's not a public, although they're gonna try and make a high school kid a public figure.
Who did it and said nothing just because he went on a school trip.
You're sowing CNN Monday or Tuesday.
Yes.
Ask for how much?
Well, I expect because of the way they went after Nicholas so viciously that the claim for his reputational damage will be higher than it was against the Washington Post.
The post was $50 million for the reputational damage, and we can discuss why that figure.
$200 million in punitive damages.
Punitive damages are designed to punish and to deter people.
Change conduct.
Don't ever do this again.
Yes.
I would think the punitive damages award against CNN that we'll seek will be at least the same $200 million as it was against the Washington Post.
But the compensatory damage to Nicholas's reputation, that number uh I expect will be higher.
Listen, I I would advise Nicholas Sandman and Lynn Wood, who doesn't need my advice.
You know, this kid under pressure was amazing.
I would never have been as composed, patient as he was, smiling, trying to show that he's peaceful, and telling the only thing he said is to another kid, no, no, don't engage these guys.
Meaning the black Hebrew Israelites.
See how you got these pompous b come down here in the middle of a native rally with a dirty hat on.
You got all these dirty ass behind you with a rare, with a red make America great head again on, and you're cool if you want to fight your brother.
A bunch of incest babies.
A bunch of babies made out of incest.
Um he kept his MAGA hat, which is now a trigger point as we know for many liberals.
Maybe he should keep that hat.
One day it could be worth a lot.
Um, but CNN fake news, they're not gonna win this suit.
Now, maybe it doesn't ever get to court, maybe they do an out-of-court settlement.
But Lynn discussing this case in detail with Mark last night was really spectacular.
And he said that CNN was probably the more vicious in its attacks on Nicholas than even the Washington Post, and CNN goes into millions of individual homes.
And he said CNN couldn't resist the idea that here's a young boy with a Make America Great Again cap on, and they go after him.
They really went after Nicholas with the idea that he was part of a Mob that he was attacking the black Hebrew Israelites, yelling racist slurs at them.
When in the exact opposite had happened.
But nobody bothered to investigate.
You know, Judge Kavanaugh.
We can you want to run through the cases again?
The Smullett case.
They wanted to believe Smollett in the worst way.
Now he's got 16 felony charges against him.
They got it wrong.
You know, the buzzfeed story.
What about the Richard Jewell case itself, where it all began for Lynn Wood?
And where I learned that life lesson in a positive way.
And I'm proud I was on the right side of that.
But we're we've been on the right side of history almost every time.
While my so-called colleagues get it wrong almost every time.
You know, these interviews of people will ask me, well, what other shows do you watch?
And I say, none.
Oh, come on, you've got to watch these other shows.
None.
Zero.
I'm not doing my my radio or TV show based on what people that have a leftist agenda that can be identified in six seconds and that get it wrong all the time.
Why would I ever want to watch what they're what they're selling?
Muller, you know, let's see what the Mueller report.
Let's see if there's Trump Russia collusion as they have been telling you it's coming.
And speaking of which, or you know, you go back to UVA, Duke LaCrosse, Ferguson, Cambridge, uh, uh Freddie Gray, Baltimore.
They're wrong all the time.
And now they're going to be held accountable.
There's got to be a price to pay.
And there will be.
This price, let me tell you, if it's 250 million to start, then if I'm seeing it, I'd pay that amount now and walk away.
Because when you add all the other damages that will be involved in this suit, let me tell you something.
I don't think the American people will have any patience for that rush to judgment.
At all.
And I don't blame them.
By the way, Democrats are starting to turn on Robert Mueller.
This is getting interesting.
You know, Adam Schiff is mad that uh well, he didn't put the president under oath.
Is anybody gonna is it wrong to tamper with a witness?
Why was Adam Schiff?
Now I know he's out there trying to fundraise off of my name.
And we offered him four on air hours, three for radio and one for television.
Cowardly Shift, that's what we call.
He wouldn't come.
But he uses my name.
Oh, Sean Hannity spent 40 minutes attacking our little precious Adam.
Please click here and donate to Adam Schiff, the biggest liar in Congress.
By the way, and I know his people listen, he'll have a great time.
I promise I have every word he's ever said publicly.
Every word.
I will be more prepared than I've ever been for any interview in my life.
Because I know he's lying, and I know he's been lying for a long time.
And he's gonna get exposed.
He should now recuse himself.
You know, the fact that his staff 10 times that they're feeding Michael Cohn questions, coaching him.
Really?
You're allowed to tamper with the witness before Congress.
I didn't know that.
This must be new.
Sort of like not handing over subpoena documents.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
Busy, busy, busy.
Hannity tonight, nine Eastern.
There is huge developments in the deep state.
The cascading of information has begun.
Adam Schiff is in more trouble than he thinks.
And uh so are all these other deep state members.
We'll get to that.
Also, tonight, Ocasio Cortez.
Wow.
Wait till the Democrats hear this.
They're gonna love it.
And uh we'll have uh also tonight an investigation into the 2020 candidates that the rest of the media is ignoring.
