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I think we're having a little mic issue, guys, in the background.
Oh.
We're having a little mic issue.
Oh, God.
Sorry, Sean.
Do we need an engineer that actually knows what they're doing?
Yeah, well, we should call MBC.
How did Roswell Rachel Maddow get to be a part of the Maybe you should explain to our audience what we just uh ringing out?
Well, yeah, that was a reenactment of the uh Democratic debate last night, run by MBC.
Stella Stella performance performance.
And then they uh, you know, change hosts mid midway through the debate, and they go to Roswell, Rachel Maddow, and Chucky Todd, and uh it wasn't working out well because they had hot mics on.
And can the producers please, please shut this up?
What is happening here?
Many of you are calling for a restoration of an assault weapons ban.
But even if implemented, there will still be hundreds of millions of guns in this country.
Should there be a role for the federal governments?
Uh everybody's mics are on.
I have I think we have a I heard that too.
That's okay.
I think we had a little mic issue in the back.
Control room, we've got content.
We have the, I think we heard Yeah, we have the audience audio.
All right.
So the question is simply this.
We're taught we're from I apologize.
You guys didn't get to hear this, uh, the first part of the question.
Obviously, we're not far from Parkland, Florida.
But even if it's put in place, there's still going to be perhaps hundreds of millions of guns still on the streets.
Is there a role for the federal government in order to play in order to get these guns off the streets?
Someone's got my binder.
What's happening?
We are hearing our colleagues' audio.
I if the control room can turn off the mics.
Yeah, if the if the control room can turn off the mics of our previous moderators, we will prioritize.
You know, we prepared for everything.
Guess what, guys?
We are gonna take a quick break.
We're gonna get this technical uh situation fixed.
We will be right back.
You're fired.
Uh yeah.
But by the way, it's what you'd expect from fake news conspiracy TV anyway, isn't it?
I mean, let's be honest.
Uh well, you know, look, technical glitches happen.
What are you gonna do?
Uh we prepared for everything.
We didn't prepare for this.
Um glad you're with us, 800 nine-four one Sean.
If you want to be a part of this uh extravaganza now, over speaking of NBC News, hosting the Democratic Extreme Radical Socialists on the stage last night, and even they are recognizing they're so depressed about the way the candidates handle themselves that they're pronouncing the winner of last night's debate, Donald Trump.
Um, and they but the big winner of the first debate, uh the Republican commander-in-chief, by the way, was on his way to an economic summit, the G20 in Japan emerged from the you know, all of this unscathed, barely mentioned.
Uh although that was probably a strategy going in.
But I promise you that's all gonna change.
Um but what you did get besides being dull, repetitive, loud, and boring most of the time, you know, ten candidates in the room, um, you know, competing against one another to appeal to appeal basically to the narrowest subset of radical democrats.
There's no such thing as a moderate democrat anymore.
They don't exist.
You know, they're an extinct political brand.
I think the last one we had was Senator Joel Lieberman, and then he lost his primary in Connecticut and then ran as an independent, didn't win, but you know, when you kick out the former vice presidential candidate of your own party you're just a few years after he ran, you got yourself a problem.
Um, and that is where the Democratic Party is right now.
You know, this like they forget that the the men, you know, the guy who's been at pretty much the discussion of everything democratic the last two years, and they're gonna be competing against next year that has more charisma than all of them combined on an awful day.
You know, it's it's not good.
Then you gotta look at where they are.
This is not a party that is governing.
This is not a party that's offering solutions.
You know, the American people have certain expectations of government.
One is, you know, they're all supposed to be public servants.
They're supposed to serve the American people.
And, you know, when Hollywood even gets it right, and Hollywood says, yeah, uh that was a disaster.
Um Bill Maher says, you know, right out of the box, they couldn't answer the first question about, well, 70% of Americans think the economy's going pretty darn good.
How do you deal with that?
They won't admit a simple basic fundamental truth about the economy because they're just so full of Trump rage and hate.
And what they're asking is they want to go back not only to the Obama years, which economically and foreign policy wise were a disaster, that they want they want to go much further than that.
So their main obsession of this new radical extreme Democratic Socialist Party is hating Trump.
You know, now they want a fifth investigation into Russia collusion, but that's blowing up in their face.
Robert Muller's gonna blow up in their face when he testifies uh when the Republicans ask him fair and tough questions about how you know, how did you not find a single Republican?
How do you hire Hillary's former attorney?
How do you hire somebody like Andrew Weissman with his atrocious track record?
You know, how do you, you know, talk about and and investigate endlessly and exhaustively, you know, things like taxi medallions and Farah violations and tax accounts, which, you know, I I get it, you had a broad mandate and ignore the dirty Russian dossier that was disseminated and leaked to the American people for the purposes of driving votes and rigging an election, Russian lies.
Uh, how do you not look into the dirty dossier, the Russian dossier that is unverifiable?
But your buddy, your friend, your pal, James Comey is the one that signed off on it as having been verified when its own author says it's unverifiable.
They got he's got a lot of tough questions here.
And you look at, you know, all of these candidates and just trying to go further and further and further, extreme left.
Um, which is not bad if you are happy with the conservative policies that are working.
You know, there's basic fundamental truths in life, and Obama's record now is what it is.
Nobody ever talked about it, just like they never vetted him.
From the day Barack Obama hit the public stage and hope and change, and yes, we can, you know, was you know, echoed by the loving news media that you know, it's like Obamagasms is how I described it at the time.
I mean, they could not control themselves, or like Chris Matthews.
I I I can't believe it.
I'm having a thrill up running up and down my leg.
All right, down boy, hang on there, relax, calm down.
The feeling most people get when they hear a Barack Obama speech.
My I felt this thrill going up my leg.
I had a thrill running up and down my leg.
I mean, where did that come from?
But it prevents the vetting of Obama.
And Obama's, you know, the chum gang, the Frank Marshall Davis influence.
They I did drugs and I did them enthusiastically.
Imagine any candidate on tape actually saying, you know, white man's greed runs a world in need, and all of this stuff or acorn and community organizing, and nobody knew anything about this.
Well, what was any of that about?
I spent the last two years of high school in the days.
Blocking away the questions that life seemed insistent on posing.
I kept playing basketball, attended classes sparingly, drank beer heavily and tried drugs enthusiastically.
Woo-hoo.
I discovered that it didn't make any difference whether you smoked reefer in the white classmate's sparkling new van or in the dorm room of some brother you'd met down at the gym.
Or on the beach with a couple of Hawaiian kids who had dropped out of school and now spend most of their time looking for an excuse to brawl.
Well, sounds like a great life.
Great preparation to be president.
Um, but they didn't investigate or care.
I mean, it's been a dramatic change.
I mean, you know, well, yeah, I tried I tried it, but I didn't inhale, no, no, I didn't inhale that thing.
I just, you know, tried it.
Um, which became quintessential Clinton over the years.
Uh, you know, little these things about these guys become very revealing.
Well, you know, what is a community organiz?
What was Acorn?
What was Black Liberation theology that so influenced him to join the church of GD America and America's chickens coming home to roost and flagrant and and and airs and Dorne, and I knew it.
We couldn't prove it.
Now we can a relationship with Lewis Farrakhan.
But they hid that picture as a means of deceiving the American people.
I I doubt Donald Trump would have gotten away with such.
Uh meanwhile, every Republican, it's, you know, look at look at that.
You know, there's one thing.
Look at Mitt Romney.
Mitt Romney, nobody doubts Mitt Romney's a nice man.
He's a good guy.
Would have been a much better president.
Has the right conservative instincts, has a good family.
He's very different stylistically from Trump.
But, you know, he was nice, and they still called him a racist, the sexist, the misogynist, and how dare he have women's resumes, binders of women, and you know, he cut a kid's hair back in boarding school or wherever he's going to school.
You know, it doesn't matter if Mitt Romney is nice, they're gonna slander smirch, smear, you know, racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, misogynistic, Islamophobic, dirty air, water kill children, and throw Granny over the cliff.
It's it's now it's like it's not even every two and four years, it's every second minute hour of every day, except it's focused on Trump.
That's not gonna win them in the election.
And this then you add to that every one of these people has some sick, twisted, ugly version of the new Green Deal.
That that's not gonna work either.
And I'm just looking I I don't even know who half these people are on the stage last night.
I'm like, who's that?
I have no idea.
They have no charisma.
Even Ocasio Cortez said it's like a bunch of high school kids who didn't seem to read the book.
That was her description of last night's debate, not mine.
And it got worse from there, and it it really reveals some insane things that are required if you want to be a liberal today, including adopting a Casio Cortez's Green Deal or the 70% top marginal rate on individuals, 90% top marginal rate on corporations, and Medicare for all and immigration, you know, we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna have open borders and endless amnesty, etc.
etc.
We're not gonna be a nation of laws.
You know, okay.
So they call in even their clashes are contrived.
There's not a hell of a lot of difference between any of them.
They all hate the rich, they all want to tax the rich to death.
You tax the rich, attack corporations at the rates they're talking about, and then add a wealth tax to it and then increase the death tax, then you're gonna get what New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and California are experiencing, and a mass exodus of people.
Except this time they'll be leaving the United States for greener pastures that accept freedom.
Because everything that they're discussing here has been tried over and over again and has failed spectacularly.
You know, you take the one big signature of Barack Obama and Biden, Obamacare.
Keep your doctor, keep your plan, pay less.
It was a it was all a big lie.
Millions lost their doctors, millions lost their plans, and everybody paid a lot more, a hell of a lot more.
In some cases, a hundred, two hundred, three hundred percent more.
Well, that didn't exactly work, but now they'll give you Medicare for all, and we'll give you, you know, government-sponsored pre-K and we'll indoctrinate your kids even earlier, and then government uh guaranteed retirement, job, vacation, healthy food, and but we'll have no gas or oil as the lifeblood of our economy.
Whoops, no combustion engine and no cows and no airplanes.
Well, we'll become a third world country in about, you know, 10 minutes.
But, you know, never mind.
The air will be healthier, according To them, I don't know which particular country they're talking about or comparing themselves to.
How did uh fake news conspiracy TV MSNBC?
So you have the the country's number one conspiracy theorist, Roswell Rachel Maddow.
How did she get to be the person that asked the questions?
Well, in many ways, that has, I I guess it's you know, a sign of the times.
Because that's where most of these same Democrats are anyway, buying into hoax, lies, conspiracy theories, believing, you know, anything negative about Trump.
You know, all these candidates, all in on amnesty, all in on open borders, all in on tax the rich, all in on Medicare for all, but how did Obamacare work out?
How does big business, does anybody know what a business has to do?
How did business people become, you know, the enemy of the people?
You know, you know, who is this economy really working for?
It's it's doing great for, you know, thinner and thinner slices at the top.
What what world is she living in?
We have six million more Americans working, uh, Elizabeth Warren.
Six million more under Donald Trump.
We have six million fewer Americans on food stamps.
We have the best job market that we've had since 1969.
Record low on employment for every demographic that the Democrats claim that they have a monopoly of compassion on.
You know, African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans, women in the workforce, youth unemployment.
You know, where did this open border mentality come from?
And you know, uh, I'm I'm watching and I'm listening, and everything is gonna be free.
And then they ask, well, but what is the greatest geopolitical threat to the United States?
Oh, Donald Trump is the answer of some.
Climate change is the answer of a Corey Booker, Bozo Aurore, Corey uh Elizabeth Warren.
You know, where oh man, you can where do I even start?
Booker, what would you do on day one?
And this is a situation that the next president will inherit.
Yes.
We have to get to white people.
If I could, I'm sorry.
Oh, Congressita Aurorca.
Gary a usted in el primer dia.
What would you do, Congressman, day one at the White House?
We are going to treat each person with respect and dignity that they deserve as humans.
I think of it this way.
Who is this economy really working for?
It's doing great for a thinner and thinner slice at the top.
It's doing great for giant drug companies.
It's just not doing great for people who are trying to get a prescription filled.
It's doing great for people who want to invest in private prisons, just not for the African Americans and Latinx whose families are torn apart, whose lives are destroyed, and whose communities are ruined.
I think we have a serious problem in our country with corporate consolidation.
And you see the evidence of that in how dignity is being stripped from labor.
And we have people that work full-time jobs and still can't uh make a living wage.
We see that because consumer prices are being raised by pharmaceutical companies that often have monopolistic holds on drugs.
And you see that by just the fact that this is actually a qu an economy that's hurting small businesses and not allowing them to compete.
Right now we have a system that favors those who can pay for access and outcomes.
That's how you explain an economy that is rigged to corporations and to the very wealthiest, a two trillion dollar tax cut that favored corporations while they were sitting on record piles of cash and the very wealthiest in this country at a time of historic wealth inequality.
We are supposed to break up big corporations when they're not serving our democracy.
It is not right that the CEO of McDonald's makes 2,000 100 times more than the people singing hash and McDonald's.
Would your plan cover abortion, Mr. Secretary?
Yes, it would.
Uh I don't believe only in reproductive uh freedom.
I believe in reproductive justice.
And you know, what that means is that just because a woman or let's also not forget someone in the trans community, a trans female is core doesn't mean they shouldn't have the right to exercise that right to choose.
And so I absolutely would cover the right to have an abortion.
Senator Warren, would you put limits on uh any limits on abortion?
I would make certain that every woman has access to the full range of reproductive health care services and that includes birth control.
It includes abortion it includes everything for a woman.
And I want to add on that it's not enough for us to expect the courts to protect us.
Forty seven years ago Roe vs Wade was decided and we've all looked to the courts all that time as state after state has undermined Roe, has put in exceptions, has come right up to the edge of taking away protection is up Senator It's not true.
Anyway, glad your weather's 24 till the top of the hour from this uh crazy radical extreme new Democratic party I mean we're we're gonna have Sean I got an idea what's the idea so we want we're all talking where you got I got a guy no seriousness I haven't I got a guy what is the guy do I got a gang uh so I was thinking just a little something something that maybe you should host
next democratic debate.
Oh we're gonna get into this in a second we're gonna talk about pardon me pardon me.
No we're I'm getting to that I want to host the me rush Levin but you gotta host the democratic debates not the Republican debate.
Oh yeah yeah I think it'd be great.
And tell your democratic counterparts and say to my Democratic colleagues my buddy Levin all right I'm gonna ask the question nobody else will ask it.
Well I'll be glad to lead it I mean whatever I don't care I don't have to be the lead I just I need you to be the lead.
They're never going to let me host a or or ask a question of any of them.
But this is how we pose it.
We say, you know, just like Hillary Clinton said, she didn't care about the other 50 percent of America.
But we don't think that about this new, you know, this new selection of candidates.
We believe that you want to talk to all of America.
You want to be the president of all of America.
You want to unify the nation in a view of your, you know, amazing tolerance of your party.
And then see how many of them sign up.
None.
And why are you even wasting airtime?
Because we know the answer to that.
That's a nice thing to say.
They're not going to let me get near them.
They don't want.
Listen, how many hours have we offered shift, cowardly shift and Nadler?
What do they say when you call them?
Yeah, but shift doesn't give a shift.
That's the problem.
He doesn't give a shift at all.
Now, if I called him with a slight Russian accent, told him I had some tapes of Boose of a, you know, Oga Boose of a, a Goose of a.
Or the, you know, naked Trump.
So what are the nature of the compromising?
Compromising materials.
Okay.
And Boose of a met with Trump in, in New York at some point after the 2013 Miss Universe.
But of course.
Yes.
Pageant.
The compromising materials.
And she got compromising materials on Trump after their short relations.
Okay.
And what's the nature of the compromise?
What's the nature of it?
Well, there were pictures of naked Trump.
Pictures of naked Trump.
And so Putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material?
Yes, of course.
Boose of a shared those materials with Sobchak and Sobchak shares those materials with Putin because she's a goddaughter of Putin.
And Putin decided to press on Trump.
And the materials that you can provide to the committee or to the FBI, would they corroborate this allegation?
Sure, of course.
When they were in Ukraine, we got their conversation by the phone where they discussed those compromising materials.
materials We are ready to provide it to FBI.
So you you have recordings of both Sovchek and Buseva where they're discussing the compromising material on uh Mr. Trump?
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
The nature of the materials.
But of course, uh material, the naked Trump.
The pictures of naked Trump.
Oh my gosh.
Did you send him show him to Vladimir?
But of course.
You know what I think is the weirdest part about that whole conversation?
What that there are pictures of naked Trump?
That's weird.
Because everybody knows he's a drama phobe.
There are pictures of just like the the hookers urinating in this bed.
Great.
Where are the pictures that the hook is the penta?
But I'm saying, in all seriousness.
They go in number one in the bed.
Number one.
So weird.
Oh my gosh, not number two.
Number one in the bed.
Okay.
Anywho.
So the weird part about it is he says, yeah, it's his goddaughter.
And I'm thinking to myself, so your goddaughter decides to bring home pictures of a naked American president.
Like that's what you're showing.
I would never show my godfather that.
That's very weird.
That whole part is not even talked about.
Uh you know what I'm saying?
I haven't even thought about it.
I was too focused on the pictures of the stuff.
Well, we got the the well, it got two hooks in the bed.
And then it's called what are they doing?
Uh the bit yeah, uh peeing in the bed.
How do you say?
And how do you say in English?
Uh they urinated in the bed.
They uh go number one.
Number one in the bed.
Just weird, man.
No, so what is this idiot shift doing is he's he's colluding with Russians, or he thinks of Russians that are giving him dirt on Donald Trump.
I'm sure he immediately called the FBI.
No, I'm sure he immediately called the FBI, and then this guy's like.
Call me.
I got pictures.
Yeah, exactly.
Naked Trump.
I can't.
I don't know why.
I don't know why it cracks me up because he's such a funny.
And he's really believing it.
That's true.
Yeah, that's nobody's like, okay, okay, yeah.
He thinks, and and then he's out there talking, well, there might have been collusion with Trump and the Russians.
I'm like, hello.
And you can't make the story any better, except that there really was collusion with the Russians.
Bought and paid for Russian lies leaked to the American people, vis-a-vis ranking members in the intelligence community.
And well, why to rig the election and make people believe there's pictures of naked Trump and and two hookers in the bed.
They go to the bathroom, in the bed, inside the bed.
Uh what what kind of bathroom?
Uh no, no, no, no.
Not number two, not the bad one.
Number one, the good one.
I mean, what are you supposed to say?
That's a sick.
What is happening?
You'd read this dossier and you just know they're full of crap, and then it's like, oh my gosh, it became a big thing.
No, they were full of crap, but it wasn't number two.
It was not.
It was they were urinating in the bed.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump, well known for his uh avoidance of you know, germs.
Although he shakes people's hands, no problem at all.
That's not what it was, but he's not exactly you know, you do get sick.
I mean, it is a well-known fact that the way you get sick, you shake somebody's hand, you rub your nose, boom, you got what they had on their hands.
And there are people that don't clean themselves after they go to the bathroom, which is horrible.
That all happens.
Who's doing that?
Uh listen, I've had experiences.
I've been, you know, in a urinal, and somebody says, Oh, Mr. I'm like, not now.
I can't shake your hand right now.
Oh, come on.
I swear to God.
Come on.
I'm not well, you think I'm making that up?
I swear.
You're giving us urinal stories at 3.45 in the afternoon.
That's good.
Wow.
People trying to eat their lunch.
Listen, I shared the story after Eric Trump, you know, had this incident.
I mean, it's horrible what they did to him and spit in the face his face.
By the way, that is an assault.
That's correct.
Legally speaking.
That is legally an assault.
Lock them up.
Lock him up.
Um, and I told you what happened to me when I was at that restaurant with ports.
I didn't mention, I'm being gracious.
I didn't mention the restaurant.
Well, and I could have filed charges, and I ended up not doing it.
I mean, they basically said they tainted my food with bodily fluids or bot no bodily.
How do you say it?
Um stuff.
Stuff.
Yeah.
Very medical term.
Very medical term.
And uh then they say, oh no, no, tells the butt we oh no, I didn't really do it.
I just printed it that I did it.
I just posted it online that I did it.
And everyone, how many people ask me, why do you go to the same five restaurants?
There you go.
There's the answer, because I trust them.
I don't need to go to new places ever again.
I think I've I think I've had my fill of it after that.
Um anyway, so you have uh oh, I'm not even gonna have time to get this in.
So they have radical conspira the biggest conspiracy theorist in the country.
Roswell Rachel Maddow.
She is one of the hosts last night.
Now let me give you a few little well, let me just play you first.
She announces that she describes herself as left of Mao.
Just a little taste of who she is.
Wait a minute.
We're about to find out if the new president of our country is going to do what Russia wants once he's commander-in-chief of the US military.
We haven't ever had to reckon with the possibility that somebody has ascended to the presidency of the United States to serve the interests of another country rather than our own.
What's the corrective to that?
How do you remedy that?
These are no longer hypothetical questions.
This is where we are.
He received the order of friendship from Vladimir Putin personally, the highest civilian award that Russia gives to non-Russian citizens.
Somehow Rex Tillerson ended up as U.S. Secretary of State under Donald Trump, who he'd never met.
China and Russia can do this today, now, whenever they want to.
In other words, we're relying on their good graces that they're not.
And it is like negative 50 degrees in the Dakotas right now.
What would happen if Russia killed the power in Fargo today?
All right, then the one I wanted to play where she describes herself as left of Mao.
Play that.
And having been involved in a lot of different liberal groups over time, as somebody who's left directly to the left of Mao.
Then she says that the inauguration speech of Trump, you know, uh dark America first, like Hitler supporters.
Listen to this.
This was a workmanlike uh speech.
He it was short and he went through it quickly.
And it was it was militant and it was dark.
The crime, the gangs, the drugs, this American carnage, disrepair, decay.
You can't imagine the outgoing president giving a speech like that.
This president also repeating the new president also repeating that there are our our guiding principle will be America first, America first.
We know how he has used that as a campaign slogan.
That does also have very dark echoes in American history.
There was an America first committee that formed in this country.
Hundreds of thousands of people in this country, some of the richest businessmen in the country, many of them were anti-Semitic.
Part of why they weren't alarmed by Hitler's rise in Germany.
The America First Committee is something that means a specific thing in this country to repurpose it now, not that far down the historical path.
It's uh it's hard.
It's hard to hear.
You know, and it goes on.
Trump is a gateway drug to David Duke KKK.
Trump wants to kill the press.
Play that one.
Trump wants to kill the press.
It's a weird tension.
I think it's a dangerous time for the First Amendment and for the free press in this country.
And at the same time, we're oddly influential with the guy who wants to kill us.
Venezuelans are rioting over donations to the Trump campaign.
No.
Uh Flynn is the biggest scandal in presidential history.
No.
Um, you know, I mean, it just goes on and on.
He compared the she compares the Trump kids to Uday and Kusei.
Yeah, the children of let's see.
Um there, that's right.
Saddam Hussein.
I mean, and they won't say in public.
But she just said, you know what a lot of us see and know to be true.
And you guys just got her, and She was just she just said the truth.
They're not objective piece.
They're not an objective source of information.
They are a highly biased political machine.
Um that is bent on never letting somebody like Donald Trump come to power again.
Twenty twenty is certainly a couple.
Now my old organization system safety.
They've been working on it since twenty sixteen to make sure we're ready for twenty twenty.
Would we have would they be different?
Technology companies are censoring conservatives, and they're gonna do this right up to the twenty twenty election.
Well, they're doing it to me on Twitter.
I mean, uh what they did to me on Twitter is incredible.
Uh uh, you know, I have a you know, millions and millions of followers, but I will tell you they make it very hard for people to join me in Twitter, and they make it very much harder for me to get out the message.
They make it I it's incredible.
Yeah, and then we're gonna be able to do that.
So what are you gonna do about it?
What do you I mean these companies have an enormous amount of power if they can even stop the president of the free world in terms of getting his message out?
What am I gonna do about it?
Uh these people are all Democrats.
It's totally biased toward Democrats.
Uh if I announce tomorrow that I'm gonna become a nice liberal democrat, I would pick up uh uh five times more followers.
I was picking up a hundred thousand followers every few days, and all of a sudden, and and I'm much hotter now than I was a number of months ago.
Okay, a number of months ago, then all of a sudden it's stopped.
Well, somebody at Google said they don't want what happened in 2016 to happen in 2020.
They don't want it to happen again, right?
Is that what you're referring to?
Let me tell you, they're trying to rig the election.
That's what we should be looking at, not the the witch hunt, the phony witch hunt, which is proven zero.
Uh you know, I mean, not even a phone call.
This is the the greatest political disgrace in the history is what technology companies are doing.
What they did to you, is that legal?
Are they breaking the law, Mr. President?
Well, I I don't know whether, but I tell you what, they should be sued because what's happening with with the bias, and now you see it with that executive yesterday from Google, the hatred for the Republicans.
It's not even like, gee, let's let's lean Democrat the hatred.
And actually, you know, I heard that all during my election.
It's hard that I won.
They were s they were swapping us with negative stuff.
All right, that was the uh president weighing in on social media and all the varying controversies now that have come up, including the latest one on Twitter, Project Veritas.
Uh by the way, the president tweeting, talking about the tape that we played for you, and we talked about the other day.
Uh remember in that particular tape, we had Google executives on tape, you know, in and then an insider talking to Project Veritas, you know, that they're they're bent on not letting somebody like Donald Trump ever come to power again.
Or for Donald Trump to win in twenty twenty.
I mean, and the Google head of responsible innovation saying Elizabeth Warren is misguided on breaking up Google.
And um Google exec says, well, don't break us up because smaller companies don't have the resources to prevent uh the next Trump situation.
Really?
Insider uh says that Prague University and others, their content is suppressed.
That's what the president was also saying about Twitter as well.
Leaked documents highlight a machine learning fairness.
How does a machine learn fairness basically?
How do they have a politically collect uh correct world view?
You look at Project Veritas and their video and James O'Keefe.
He's uses Google and he looks emails, Hillary Clinton and emails Donald Trump and hmm.
Well, it doesn't come up the way it normally would.
In other words, Hillary's email scandal.
Why is that?
Anyway, documents appear to show editorial policies that determine how Google is publishing their news.
Uh Project Veritas's CEO and founder, James O'Keefe is with us.
Could be the biggest video that they've uh outlined yet, and yet he's having trouble getting his message out because places like YouTube, I understand, have taken your video down.
What's their what what is their argument for taking your video down?
Uh Sean, thanks for having me on.
Um this is definitely the biggest story we've ever broke, and that's saying something because you and I have known each other for ten years, all going going back to the acorn story.
But this is truly extraordinary.
YouTube banned our Pinterest investigation, Twitter suspended Veritas for that story, Reddit banned Project Veritas.
YouTube removed this Google investigation, and now Sean Vinneo, which is a competitor to Google has removed our entire account.
What is the reason you say the reason they tell us is there's a privacy violation.
We don't understand what they mean by that.
We're reporting newsworthy information.
That's what journalists do.
The real reason well do they keep up content say from other news sources?
No, because other people have reported the same thing we're reporting.
These are documents are you being singled out versus other people that that post things that are news related.
Yes and I tweeted that at YouTube CEO.
Now YouTube has responded they issued this ridiculous response that has been uh they've been they're being inundated on Twitter with angry patriotic people upset with their absurd response.
But Sean, this is truly an extraordinary series of events.
These stories have not been taken down because they're false but because they're true and we're hitting close to home with this machine learning fairness and you heard Trump, the president a moment ago talk about the comments made by Gen Jenai.
Trump was talking about the quote from Gen Jenai which stated they're trying to prevent the next Trump situation which stated their definition of fairness is different than what Trump supporters think is fair her words.
So Sean they're taking all of our videos off the internet they're trying to scrub this from history but I don't think they'll be successful because there's been an online uprising over the last couple of days and this is all happening in the public view.
All right let's go back to the very beginning you get this this woman by the way what what is this department that she she runs and and works out at here this Miss Janai I I I'm having a hard time understanding what it actually means.
Because it just it doesn't make sense to me.
And how are they teaching artificial intelligence and what are these algorithms they're creating that literally represses conservative content.
So this is um again you're referring to Gen Jenai the executive of Google who runs something called the innovation department she heads up Google's innovation efforts and I think the best way to characterize what they do is this this is a document from within Google that we've obtained and this is this is a if if I had quoted this document Sean without having the document you'd think I was a conspiracy theorist but I'm going to read it to you because this will help you understand what this individual does.
It says in in some cases it may be desirable to consider how we might help society reach a more fair and equitable state via product intervention or algorithmic fairness.
So what they do is they have human beings go in there, modify the computer code, modify the artificial intelligence and the algorithms they implement this fairness and I'm putting fairness in quotes because it's their word in their artificial intelligence in the in the computers and this executive is confessing this to in this recording.
So what they're doing at Google is they're trying to change the outcome of elections through artificial intelligence algorithms and they've denied it publicly.
That's why this story is so big.
We got them and that's what Gen Jenai said she issued this long rambling response saying Project Veritas got me I shouldn't have said what I said.
Oh they got me but I shouldn't and she's not getting fired but the reality is is this is what they're doing.
Now you know we have to look at the magnitude Linda did a great job last uh the other day two days ago looking up all the numbers I mean you're talking about billions of people every year using Google to search for news and information in an election years uh if they're suppressing information that would for the purposes of endorsing and favoring a candidate isn't that an in-kind donation and isn't it one that really is incalculable?
Well that's exactly what uh what uh uh people are saying attorneys are saying this might be an FEC issue I think Sean the the the biggest issue right now that I can see and there's been some congressional hearings since I last talked to you Ted Cruz Dan Crenshaw Congresswoman from Arizona was grilling these executives about machine learning fairness there's been another document come out by the way, let me let me go to Crenshaw for just a second here, um, who's a good guy.
Uh, but anyway, he a Congressman from Texas, and he was questioning Derek Slater, global uh Google Global Director of an information policy.
And, you know, according to these emails, the emails say, given that, you know, different people uh like Dennis Prager or Nazis, etcetera, uh that's a premise.
Uh what are you gonna do about that?
And you know, Kenshaw, then for from Texas, goes on and says, Thank you for some of the uh thoughtful discussion, etc.
etcetera, but there are good questions on whether some of these con the content provides education so that we know the bad things out there, or whether it's radicalizing people, those are hard.
But Crenshaw also goes on to say that you know, and talks about you at different points and goes on to say that uh if you if you're going to be the determin make the determination of what is good and good content new content or news or not news, and you have a bias, well, I mean, the i i it you're rendering your picking sides here, and with the amount of power somebody like Google has, that could be extraordinarily influential, couldn't it?
Well, uh yes, and it I was gonna say, Sean, it comes down to Google has been granted a special immunity from Congress.
Section 230 of the communications decency act, and the issue before Congress right now is that they want to continue giving Google that exemption.
Now, why this expose is so big, it's the biggest thing certainly I've ever reported, is that it implies that Google should not be given this protection because Google is no longer merely a platform, now they're a publisher with an agenda.
So previously they have been exempt from liability.
And now these revelations, which talk about a certain viewpoint and they want to change outcome of elections, all of these words are theirs, not mine.
Congress probably has to do something about it.
They have to do their job.
The president says that Google should be sued.
I've told you before, Sean, this is a watershed moment in this country.
The floodgates are opening.
Veritas, Project Veritas has been inundated with insiders, sources on the inside, reaching out to me this week.
I mean, we're talking dozens of these people who want to uh explode the whistle uh for their country to report what's going on.
Because if you think if you're worried about the impact on an election, Google can change that in and influence that in ways you can't imagine.
And that's what this expose is about.
All right, quick break more with James O'Keefe, founder, CEO of Project Veritas, and much more as we continue.
Busy Hannity tonight.
Don't miss it, nine Eastern.
But as we continue, James O'Keefe, he is the founder CEO of Project Veritas, and I don't know.
I think this is may probably there's there's gonna be a lot of fallout for this.
You know, sixty-three thousand searches on Google per second.
I mean, that that is insane.
You know, Google's ad revenue amounted to almost ninety-five point four billion dollars in what, just the year twenty seventeen alone.
You know, Google owns two hundred other companies.
You know, they have twenty-seven percent of the share of the global email client market.
I mean, it's a massive company.
And, you know, you look at that and then you say, well, okay, well, now they're gonna censor content of conservatives, and they're gonna decide uh not to run things uh politically that they disagree with, that's a problem.
Yes.
I mean, Sean, I mean, as Janai says she reinforced several times Google's imperative to quote, prevent the next Trump situation, quote, prevent it from happening again, quote, being ready for 2020 by training algorithms for a different outcome using machine learning fairness.
I mean, it sounds like something from 1984, 1984 wasn't just the year I was born.
This great book by George Orwell.
I mean, it's just it's it shocks the conscience and and we got them.
We we got them to confess what they're doing.
I think the question is Project Veritas, you know, really gives ammunition to to the people.
I don't know what Congress is gonna do.
Trump says he's gonna sue people.
I think that the next thing that needs to happen is more people needs to come forward.
Project Veritas.com slash brave uh and uh Veritas tips at Proton Mail dot com.
If you're on the inside, if you want to Be a patriot.
If you want to tell stories, I mean, these people are not going to the New York Times or the Washington Post, Sean.
They're coming, they're coming to Project Veritas now.
So we have a responsibility to keep informing people about what their intentions are as it relates to 2020.
All right, these videos we have posted exclusively.
Apparently they can't take them off Hannity.com or Project Veritas's website.
Uh, but apparently it's off of YouTube and other places as well, but you gotta watch them for yourself.
And you're saying that now you have a lot of other insiders at Google reaching out to you, so I would expect there's going to be more follow-up in the days and weeks ahead.
Yeah, we're we're releasing some more documents here imminently today um about some censorship.
And there are some people that have reached out to us.
I I'm looking at some of the messages right now, Sean, but they've again I just want to remind your audience they've taken us off YouTube, they've taken off Vimeo, Reddit has banned us.
This is the moment.
It's it's all happening.
I don't think they'll be able to silence us.
I think that the fight has gone too public to hide, and it's all happening now.
Nothing's going to stop.
We're going to keep exposing the truth.
And I thank you, Sean, for for being one of the first people out there to push this story.
And and uh and thank you for your for for helping us expose this truth.
All right, Project Veritas, the CEO and founder, uh James O'Keefe, thanks for putting your neck out there uh as usual.
When we come back, Jonathan and Danielle, they'll weigh in on this crazy lunatic debate last night.
Don Jr. weighs in on that and his brother Eric literally spit in the face in a restaurant in Chicago.
We'll get to that and uh how the rest of the family's been treated ever since they uh his their father decided to run for president as we continue.
Senator Warren, I want to continue on the Mitch McConnell thing because you have a lot of ambitious plans.
You have a plan for that.
Okay.
We talked about the Supreme Court.
Do you have a plan to deal with Mitch McConnell?
If you don't beat him in the Senate, if he's still sitting there as the Senate majority leader, it's very plausible you be elected president with a Republican Senate.
Do you have a plan to deal with Mitch McConnell?
You have staked your candidacy on the issue of climate change.
It is first, second, and third priority for you.
You said it's all the issues.
Let's get specific.
We're here in Miami, which is already experiencing serious flooding on sunny days as a result of sea level rise.
Parks of Miami Beach and the Keys could be underwater in our lifetimes.
Does your plan save Miami?
Does your plan save Miami?
Um 800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
Uh that from the extreme radical democratic socialist debate from last night.
Apparently, Hollywood was not impressed at all.
They were disappointed with this first radical extreme democratic socialist party debate.
Um Bill Maher, I thought it was pretty funny.
Not a promising start.
Nobody came close to answering the first question with a good one.
70% saying they like the economy.
Well, how can you not like the economy now versus what it was when you have six million new jobs created, six million fewer Americans on food stamps, the best job market, and since nineteen sixty-nine in terms of employment situation, you have over two million more jobs available than we had.
Let's see.
Um we do have people on unemployment.
Anyway, here to weigh in, Jonathan Gillum, former FBI agent, federal air marshal, author of Sheep No More, Daniel McLaughlin, attorney, uh, is with us.
Danielle, how are you?
Good to see you.
And uh you know, uh So you have eight you you have six million new jobs created since Donald Trump's president.
You have the best uh job conditions we've ever had since nineteen sixty-nine.
We have you compare that to thirteen million additional people on food stamps with Biden Obama, that's after eight years, and eight million more in poverty and the lowest labor participation rate since the 70s.
So Trump has totally flipped it around.
We have six million fewer people on food stamps since he became president.
Uh and nobody can answer that question, so they're acting like the economy is awful, but it's not awful.
You know, I I I think it's pretty clear that the economy under the crazy dent has gone from strength to strength.
And I do think honestly, Democrats uh are gonna have a problem taking him on, hit on, because the c the economy is cooking along.
One thing I will object to is the the idea that that just this just started uh in two thousand and seventeen in January.
Uh we have been making a long but but pretty amazing recovery since two thousand eight, two thousand nine, when obviously the economy and really the global economy completely tanked.
Okay.
Well, you could say what you want to say, but after eight years, the numbers speak for themselves.
I mean, I love how liberals try to say, you know, have the best of both worlds.
Oh, we inherited the worst economy.
Uh well, you've got eight years to fix it.
It didn't, your policies didn't work.
New policies are put in place to end burdensome regulation and to cut taxes, the biggest tax cut in history.
And now we also have opened up the door to energy like we never have before, leading to the to energy independence for the first time in 75 years.
And Jonathan Gillum, then they're still saying, well, but Obida Obama, Biden, they they they had the worst economy since the Great Depression.
Now they want to talk about 2009.
I mean, they didn't fix it.
They never reached three percent GDP.
It was the worst recovery since the 40s, as a matter of fact, they're eight years.
And, you know, the reality speaks for itself.
Well, John, I finally figured out last night.
Yes, you're absolutely correct.
Uh, there's a couple of things I finally found out uh uh last night watching these debates.
One, uh these individuals talk loud and they uh repeat the same information and it goes nowhere when it comes to the economy.
That's what they do.
They don't they don't solve problems, they just talk loud about what they think would solve it, and then they there's no solution.
The other thing is that uh when you s when you speak to a liberal, I guess now you have to speak in Spanish now.
It was last night uh it was as if they were uh running for the leader of the Latino world, uh not the uh the president of the United States.
And that it's jokingly uh I can say that, but realistically, it's just people have to see that the things that they put out front that they believe that are important are things that are gonna get them votes by their constituents, not things that are gonna fix the problems in this country.
And they kept talking in Spanish because they are literally trying to go after that vote.
That's why the the illegals coming into this country, that's why the immigration issue, they don't want to fix it because they're looking at those people as votes, and I think that's something that has to be pointed out about last night.
They did not go after solutions, they just spouted things that are going to get them votes from the people that follow them on the left.
That was it.
I mean, look at what even even uh the real speaker of the House, the one that's leading and influencing all these 2020 candidates, uh the real power broker it seems in Washington, Congresswoman uh Alexandria Casio Cortez said, Oh, it looked like a bunch of high school kids who didn't read the book over at MBC News, the which by the way hosted last night's debate.
I mean, they're on all they're on the network, they're on cable, they're on Telemundo, they're all over the place, and and they got 15 million people.
It's not exactly a mass audience considering all the the stations that they were on at one time handling this.
But uh anyway, the the ten candidates performing in the room at the center of it, and you know, what is the conclusion of the debate um that Donald Trump is the big winner?
It's a great piece in the New York Post saying the exact same thing.
Donald Trump won last night, and it was dull and it was boring, and they're screaming like a bunch of lunatics, and their plan was just tried uh the last eight years and it failed.
What what what you know what are they going to do to keep us safe and secure?
What are they gonna do to keep the economy humming along?
They don't even acknowledge the success of Donald Trump's policies.
So they want to go back to what, 70% tax rates, and that's for individuals, top marginal rates, 90% top ra marginal rates for corporations, a wealth tax, tax everybody to death, this insane new Green Deal in some way, shape, manner, or form, Medicare for all, but you can't have your own health care.
They think Americans already forgot about keep your doctor plan and save money, and they want open borders.
Uh okay, maybe they're better at speaking Spanish than Donald Trump.
I guess they win that department, but you know, it's not about what uh you know, foreign languages you speak when you want to be the president.
Look, on taxes, I well, I think what the Democrats are saying is is the line that Warren Buffett has taken over and over and over again.
He is saying, because of the way that I earn my money, I pay really low taxes.
My secretary pays more money in taxes to the Federal and State government than I do, and I'm Warren Buffett.
Corporations like Amazon, uh like Pfizer pay no federal government.
Well, I don't know how the hell he gets away with it because uh I make a little bit more money than my assistant, and um I will tell you that I pay a hell of a lot more in taxes by far.
I don't know what he's doing.
Uh maybe he could teach me the tricks of the trade, but it sounds like I wouldn't dare try and take whatever tax deductions he's got, because if I did, they'd put me in jail.
I don't how does he get away with not paying taxes?
And you know, all this is in the way that he earns his income.
Well, but the problem look listen, it's sort of like everyone saying, well, these big corporations don't pay taxes.
Well, in a way they don't because any taxes they have to pay, they pass on to us, the consumers.
Raising taxes on corporations means we pay more for the goods and services we want, need, and desire.
But the fact of the matter is is raising taxes, spreading the wealth, guaranteeing everything doesn't work.
Did Obamacare work, Danielle?
Did it were Americans fed a bill of goods when they were told they can keep their doctors, keep their plans and pay less?
I mean, that's the only thing you have to hang your head on is he's not gonna be able to do that.
No, it's not the only thing you're saying.
No, no, it's not.
I can go on the Ven Venezuela made all the same promises to their people and they're eating out of garbage trucks, as did Cuba, as did the former Soviet Union.
You know, these same lies have been spread throughout history, and socialism doesn't work.
But the biggest wealth creator and the biggest, you know, that which will raise the standard of living of every American is free market capitalism and energy independence and low taxes and and limited government regulation into business.
That works.
That's work for Reagan, that's work for Kennedy, that's work for Donald Trump.
It'll work again.
What Obama wanted was that people didn't die because they couldn't afford their NC Leno because that's not what Obama promised.
I have Obama on tape saying you get to keep your doctor, millions of Americans lost their doctors.
You get to keep your plan, millions, millions of Americans lost their plans.
You get to save money.
Everybody paid more, and in some cases, two and three hundred percent more.
So they didn't keep their promise.
So now they're promising everything is free.
Well, I'm sorry, it didn't work on that one small item.
Why would you have faith, hope, and confidence that this big plan that will never get out of is gonna work?
Here is the problem with health insurance.
It's not like any other good, and I don't think capitalism is a very good thing.
Did Obama keep his promises?
I'm asking you.
Did Obama cares did he live up to the Obamacare promises?
Yes or no?
Not all of them.
No, no, no, he didn't live No, he no, he didn't live up to any of them.
I think you could ask someone who actually got insurance because of Obamacare.
He raised the rate at which uh everybody paid more, true or false.
Everybody.
No.
Everybody paid more.
Absolutely not.
Some people had no insurance, and they could achieve it because of Obamacare, because the income threshold for getting Medicaid was increased.
So low-income people, plenty of them around this country who had no insurance, got insurance, got health care.
It wasn't perfect.
I know some people paid more.
I know small business owners really, really, really hurt.
This is a really complex problem, and it's not a clean, clear solution.
If you can't see the simple truth, if they're gonna if they're gonna handle guaranteed job, health care, healthy food, uh guaranteed health care, Medicare for all, but you can't have private, you can't sustain it because it's not and then you're gonna destroy business and wealth.
Everyone's gonna leave.
All right, 800, 941 Sean.
If you want to be a part of the program, quick break more with Danielle McLaughlin, Jonathan Gillam.
Uh great Hannity tonight.
We'll tell you about that.
We will mock the democratic debate.
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All right, as we continue with Jonathan Gillam, former FBI agent, federal air marshal, author of Sheep No More, Liberal Attorney Danielle McLaughlin is also with us.
You know, I I if we can't fundamentally answer that question though, honestly, did did were the promises of Obamacare kept?
No.
Jonathan, the answer is no.
And then if they're gonna promise, well, we'll have Medicare for all, but that's gonna work, but you don't even have the backup option now of even having your own policy.
That is never gonna work.
So if people want to believe like other countries have, you know, sold the same lie, where do we end up?
Well, we end up like the VA when it comes to health care with a worthless health health care system.
Look, here here's the fact of all this, Sean.
I'm uh I'm glad that you're bringing up the health care issue because it's a perfect example of way politics in Washington, DC works these days.
Is that they come up with an idea or they have some kind of activist slant on something and they push forward on it without thinking it through.
There's it's not like they came up with a real solution to health care, just like they're not gonna come up with a a real solution to Iran or any of these other stuff if you leave it to the left and the establishment Republicans.
Washington, DC is broken when it comes to that.
And that's what I've always liked about President Trump is that he looks at things from an effective point of view.
How do we fix this?
What's the long-term effect of this?
What's the short-term effect?
What's the short-term goal and the long-term goal?
And that's the way he looks at these things, and there's evidence that he does that.
His biggest problem, I think, is the people, the swampers that are advising him on a lot of stuff.
I think they get it wrong.
But when you look at the health care uh system and the way that they approached it, uh Obama uh put a system in place that was that did not work.
It did work for everybody.
You know, maybe some people say they got this, other people say they lost that.
The fact is it didn't work.
They implemented it anyway, and that's the way politics, especially on the left, works, and nobody can argue that fact.
All right, uh, we'll give you the last word, Danielle.
Although although I expect this is gonna be painful.
Go ahead.
I guess I'm just wondering what the Republican plan for health care is.
That's my question, because I don't know what it is.
I know what it is.
Health savings accounts and the combination of health care cooperatives like Josh Umber in Wichita, Kansas, who I've interviewed hundreds of times now on radio and TV.
Read Patient Power by Musgrave and and Goodwin.
Uh it's put out by the Cato Institute.
Uh, that book has been out for a long time.
There offers free market solutions to health care.
People control their own health care sources and money.
Um, and it incentivizes people to save money on on top of it.
You know, at uh I I there's so many different options.
Get a catastrophic plan, get a pl then get a primary doctor like uh our friend Josh Umber, and guess what?
You're paying fifty bucks a month as an adult for the day-to-day care you need, a 90% reduction in prescriptions, and uh that includes stitches, broken bones, etc.
If you have anything like cancer, heart attack, bad accident.
Well, that's what a catastrophic plan is for.
High deductible, you pay very little money per year.
Solution right there.
You want to know what the solution is?
I just gave it to you.
Let's okay, so they had the presidency, they had the Senate.
So let's see a healthcare bell.
Because I want to be able to do that.
I have no faith in them.
Listen, you know, you I'm not a Republican, so you're talking to the wrong guy.
I am a conservative.
All right, I gotta let it go.
Thank you.
800 941 Sean.
When we come back, uh news roundup information overload, and uh Donald Trump Jr. checks in, his brother Eric spit in the face in the Chicago restaurant this week.
We'll talk to him about that, how the family's treated, and how this election is gonna go and last night's debate straight ahead.
Stay right here for our final news roundup and information overload.
Unprovoked, this woman came up to him, literally spit in his face and had some really nasty things to say to him.
And he played it so calm and so cool, did not press charges against this woman, which I think a lot of people would have done.
Uh, but it probably would have been very hard for me to get to remain calm in that situation.
This is is the new normal for the left.
And it's acceptable for some reason whenever you are fighting on the side of the Democrats to do things like this.
I can't imagine this ever happening to Chelsea Clinton, to Sasha and Malia Obama.
This is disgusting.
All right, glad you're with us news roundup information overload hour.
Uh you look at what happened to uh Eric Trump earlier this week.
He's in a restaurant in Chicago, and some employee comes and literally spits in his face.
Now, this is not new for the Trump family and the way the Trump family has been treated.
You know, look at it the treatment even of 11-year-old son Baron Trump at the time.
You know, Kathy Griffin, a decapitated head, you know, look what look like a decapitated head of the president, or you know, I dream an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
It all started there.
And then you can take on the attacks against, oh, let's see, Melania Trump, Avanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Jared Trump, uh, and the entire family.
It's endless.
Then you got the two-year, two-plus year witch hunt against the entire family.
Here to react to this and much more, Donald Trump Jr., he's a very shy, demure, and quiet Trump.
He's not he's not the most outspoken Trump in the family.
How are you?
I'm the wallflower, Sean.
I'm a wallflower.
Good thing I don't have a thing.
You're not allowed to have the No, I actually think I think you're the most like your dad in in terms of combativeness.
I don't even think there's a question about that.
I think you're right.
It's it's sort of funny.
You know, in in business and in life, they were always like, well, Don's kind of the anomaly.
He loves the outdoor stuff, he's always doing this stuff.
I think it, you know, it it took politics for us to realize that maybe we're the same person, which is uh both good and maybe scary.
But uh yeah, it took me 40 years of my life to figure out I was a lot more like my dad than I ever thought.
Well, I mean, the interesting thing is, because I know Eric well, I know you well.
Why do I think you may not have reacted the same way?
And I'm just guessing.
I don't know.
I mean, look, your brother to his credit, just like remember Nicholas Salmon.
I mean, this 16-year-old kid, you know, has to go through verbal abuse and being called every name in the book by you know this black Israelite group, Hebrew Israelite group, and then you have Nathan Phillips banging a drum in his face.
Then you have the media, you know, their slanders, their smears, their libel, their character assassination.
By the way, they're gonna pay me hundreds of millions.
I know Lynn Wood.
Lynn Wood is a killer attorney.
And he deserves every penny of the penny.
I I don't think many people uh would have reacted the same way and kept cool and not said something.
You know, uh at least to believe that I I'd be able to respond like a sandman or you know, frankly, like Eric.
I'm just not sure that's my style.
Uh you know, someone else sells it.
Well, that's called assault, by the way.
Yeah, I mean, it's hard to look at what Nicholas Sandman did with just pitch perfect response.
I mean, for a sixteen-year-old, it was pretty remarkable.
And I frankly think what your brother did, I mean, having the patience of Job and and not standing up and and you know, he has every right at that point to defend himself.
Although in New York it's a little different.
That's the difference is you know, Sam and I mean, you know, a lot of pressure for a young kid to be able to do to be able to, you know, maintain that cool.
And I mean, and he got hell for not doing anything.
He he just stayed cool and you know, it you know, apparently had a slum in his face is sort of dealing with it.
Again, I I don't think a lot of people wouldn't have just been, you know, pushed someone out of their way to get him out of their face, you know, when they're invading their space, but then it would have been assault.
And that's what the media was looking for.
I mean, in his case, the media was looking for him to respond because it was the holy grail uh, you know, of their identity politics.
You had a, you know, white male Christian from Kentucky.
Uh, you know, this was you know, their dream uh assault case for this guy to take on, you know, the the you know, the fake Vietnam vet guy, you know, that was a you know, basically a professional instigator, but you know, that would have never come out had it gone the other way, had he done something, had he reacted.
So uh you know, I think generally speaking, considering the amount of heat that they take, the conservative conservatives really do a a much better job of that.
Now, again, as I've said to you, whether it's that physically or otherwise, uh, you know, I don't know that the turn the other cheek mentality has gotten us too many places.
I mean, I think we we've given up ground to the liberals on this one for for decades because of it.
Uh, and I think maybe that's the difference.
And I don't mean physically.
I'm talking about, you know, response to the political attacks.
And I think my father's shown conservatives and has, you know, really created a whole new other generation of conservative thought fighters.
You know, not those who just, you know, well, turn the other cheek, because we don't want to be called a bad name by the left.
Uh you know, he's fought back, he's shown that it can be done, and he's shown others that you can do it successfully.
You know, unlike so many uh of the conservatives' leaders before that.
I say leaders in in quotes because they weren't really leaders, because every time they actually were challenged, they gave up.
They didn't want to be called a bad name by the other side.
So they were very principled until they were uh actually had to put those things to trust, and then they folded like a cheap rug.
So uh it it's been great to see that.
Because I think, frankly, for uh for the ideology of conservatism to survive, we couldn't just keep taking the loss because the other side wants us to, even when we were right.
Uh and I think we've shown that you don't have to do that anymore.
Well, let's go.
Mitt Romney I knew very well, and in 2012, he was a very nice man and he was running a good campaign, and I thought he had a chance to win.
I thought he blew it, especially in the second and third debate, the third debate in particular.
I don't know why he took his foot off the gas.
I agree with you.
He had Obama on the ropes in the totally.
I think I put up a tweet at the time that was like, quick, get Obama a teleprompter stat because he doesn't know how to perform, you know, without one.
And then he laid down.
He was worried about having trying to have a perfect transition.
So the last three months were spent uh formulating the most you know incredible transition in the history of the world.
The only problem was that the day after the election day went in a shredder at about 6 a.m.
Uh, well, but the point is they still referred to him as a you know racist and uh sexist and uh misogynist, and they went uh when he cut some kids' hair in in boarding school or something ridiculous, and you know, it doesn't matter if you're nice to them.
Everybody is going to be uh if you're conservative, if you're a Republican, this is standard fair.
No, no matter what, and no matter what you've done in your past, uh it it doesn't matter.
Hey, look at all the people who, you know, they're all over the photographs of my side, whether it's people from the African American community, there were leaders in that, the sharps of the world, yeah, they have plenty of business what's up.
They're here with drum.
Drums great, this is Trump.
This is uh all of a sudden, two weeks after announces, oh, you're gonna be a Republican now.
Uh well, you're you're now all of a sudden magically XYZ.
Uh, yeah, listen, I think it was important, and I think the case of Trump was so extreme that people now get it.
Meaning, there's no points for doing the right thing.
There's no points for being the good guy.
There's no points for doing that.
You don't get points from the other side.
They don't give you points.
Uh but this is an important point.
Don.
What you're saying here is profound.
Because Romney didn't fight back, and they called him every name in the book.
Your dad is a fight.
You're gonna be called those exactly.
You might as well you might as well defend yourself and fight back.
But it also benefits the country.
Look at how your father, no matter what, is unrelenting in his pursuit of getting that wall built in pursuing good trade deals.
You know, he talked about tariffs.
Look at how fast Mexico backed down.
Uh, but he pushed for the tax cuts.
He kept his promise on judges, he got rid of endless uh burdensome bureaucracy, and now we're energy independent for the first time in seventy-five years.
Well, how about last night at the debate so well, we're gonna bring jobs back to America?
I go, wait a minute.
We've created six million new jobs in two and a half years.
That's a record.
That's never been done before.
And you got someone saying that they're gonna do better.
I mean, what, with you know oppressive taxation policies and hyper regulation?
Like, guess what, guys?
That ain't bringing back jobs.
Yeah, you know, the Corey Bookers of the world, you know, claiming, you know, well, he got prison reform done.
No, Trump got prison reform, Corey.
You're one of people who voted on it.
Why what were you doing for the last few years in office as it relates to these issues?
You know, you you talk about them, but there is no action.
You don't think, you know, you could have gotten Obama to maybe work on this and get something done.
No, Trump did it, and now you try to claim it.
You know, there's there's a lot of irony uh, you know, in in all of what the other side does.
But again, despite our record of success, despite the unprecedented numbers, you still get 95% negative coverage because everyone in the media believes the other side.
They're inherently leftists, they believe that ideology.
You you see the people who even come off a little bit moderate uh in the debates last night and in the sort of the post op in the spin rooms, you see these guys, the moderators are going after them.
I mean, they're giving them leading questions throughout the whole thing because they they have an answer that they want and it may not necessarily jive with what someone else wants up there and and they're trying to get to it.
It's pretty sad and it's pretty pathetic.
I mean I I thought the most telling thing though from last night was watching when they had a little bit of the technical difficulties you see the look of shock on everyone's face.
They didn't even know how to handle I mean imagine that person in like the situation room when something real is going down.
I'm looking at Elizabeth Warren she she's on a different planet.
She's looking almost scared uh because there was a little you know sound glitch.
I mean these are not people I want making real decisions from me certainly not under pressure.
It was that was the most telling thing of all that was mute.
An MBC news analysis declared Donald Trump the winner of the first democratic debate last night.
Let me ask you this because it was you saw no personality you saw nothing new other than they're going to give everything away and they're going to figure out how to magically pay for it later.
You know this is the same old same old promises from the West you can't do all these things.
You know about college well what about the people who worked for 20 years you know paid off their loans last month.
Do they get reparations too since everyone else is getting them you know i it it never ends uh and you know I think that the American people saw just last night you know there are no new ideas there are no fresh ideas there's more promises that they're not going to be able to deliver on uh but that's the nature of the left it's a party of dependence they need you to be dependent because if you're not dependent on them you bring nothing else to the table so uh it's pretty scary.
Let me ask you because every time now that I hear you and you're out on the stump a lot, don't you go around the country on behalf of your father, other candidates all for 2020 you're pretty much this is now pretty much your full time gig I mean are you making a transition into the political world yourself.
No, listen my my only objective is to make sure he's elected I'm you know I'm a patriotic American I'm the father of five young kids so we you know we've lost a little bit of the bandwidth in terms of what we're able to do because of all the restrictions and with the media scrutiny when that's fine.
So the only thing I want to allow myself to do is be bored Sean so I'll be out there I'll be fighting for him and supporting other candidates who believe the same thing and I've been able to create a little bit of a name for myself I guess in politics outside of the administration as I said I would and uh you know we're having a good time doing what's right for this country and for the future of our kids and grandkids.
All right where where do you see because I look at the this field of democratic candidates and I see that they're all adopting some version of the new Green Deal and I you know you could just look at one little portion Obamacare failed.
We were discussing this in the last half hour nobody kept their doctor millions lost them millions lost their plans and everybody paid a lot more and I know it's well they're talking about abolishing private health care you know last night I mean this is scary stuff.
They got no plans they got no service they got no way to pay for it but the Green New Deal is the worst of them all, Sean.
Ninety three trillion dollars okay that makes everything else we've ever done in in our history seem like a minor rounding error at 93 trillion dollars the U.S. government takes in six trillion a year in revenue okay that's before it spends any money.
So if the US government spent nothing on anything else other than preventing the farting of cows uh and maybe creating some sort of you know way to magically send people to Hawaii without losing it using airplanes in 15 years it would pay for itself and they just they throw this gonna pay for itself hang on we'll come back more with Don Jr.
Uh as we continue as we continue Donald Trump Jr. is uh our guest we'll get to your calls in the next half hour um look at everything that's happened to you well you know how many times you've I w by the way why did you go back and testify?
I'm thinking that's that's I and I'm not being critical I know you want to cooperate your father cooperated he never once invoked executive privilege I can't believe he let Don McGann they let Dom McGann talk to to Muller for for 30 hours.
Everybody's encouraged to speak to Congress speak to the special counsel uh a hundred one point five million documents your dad answers questions it's a witch hunt Muller never even touches the dirty Russian dossier which is un unconscionable to me and yet and they've you know oh Miss Lewandowski four times to Ho Picks who's already paid a fortune in attorneys you've got to be kidding me.
I don't think anybody should answer these idiots' questions.
Four times now there's been a conclusion of no collusion.
Well, I went back because it's different from me, Sean.
You know, I'm little Trump Jr., I'm not Joe Smith.
If I'm if I'm Joe Smith, I listen to intelligent people like Lindsay Graham was saying, You're not your mind going back in there.
You've done 25, whatever, 30 hours of testimony before this.
I agreed with him.
I agree with him.
Why?
It's only a perjury trap.
Let me explain.
So, first of all, it's only a perjury trap.
So, you know, but the dems are hopeful, so I gotta go in there and remember everything I said for you know, 30 hours of testimony two years prior about some thing that was at the time totally insignificant two years even prior to that.
Um, and you know, it's not so easy, but the problem is if I go in and I don't go in and I do that, they say, Oh, you play the bit, you're guilty.
Oh, you must be guilty.
Uh, you know, that's the way the media.
How many times have you been in there already, though?
I I gotta get to a break, but I how many times did you go prior to that?
I I I three other times prior.
So I've I've spoken one of uh, you know, four congressional uh hearings, total of about 30 hours.
And again, the Mueller report sites.
My congressional testimony, it's sights.
My Senate testimony, it's sights.
My stupid Twitter feed.
I mean, you know, it trust me.
If the 19 leftist Hillary supporting lawyers that Bob Muller brought in there, it's amazing.
He couldn't find a single conservative.
Hard to believe.
He must not be biased, right?
All right, Donald Trump Jr., you know, you're very shy.
Can you please next time if we're gonna have you on the program, you gotta you gotta speak a little more.
You gotta you gotta you know, you gotta put a little more energy into it.
I gotta run.
All right, Donald Trump Jr., thank you.
When we come back, wide open phones, quick break, right back.
A great Hannity, nine Eastern tonight, but we'll continue straight ahead.
All right, 25 till the top of the hour.
All right, it's my Friday, and that means I'm sorry, but you know, heading into Fourth of July week.
Gotta take a little break, recharge the batteries, get fresh and ready for the battle that is ensuing.
Uh, that means it's time for our Thursday edition Friday.
Uh concert series, Zach Brown band, Charlie Daniels Band, and Big and Rich to get your party light on and get ready for the Fourth of July.
Let's hit it.
And little bit of chicken tribe.
A pair of jeans have been just right.
And the radio song.
See the love and my mama's eyes.
Be the touch of my precious child.
And know a mother's no.
It's funny how it's a little things in life.
That means I got some good friends that live down the street.
We had a good-looking woman with her arms down here Here in a small town where it feels like home I got it, I mean, and nothing that I know.
Oh no.
Oh no.
I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a fiddle player too.
And if you'd care to take a dare, I'll make a bet with you.
Now you played pretty good fiddle, boy, but give the devil his due.
I bet a fiddle of gold against your soul, because I think I'm better than you.
The boss said, My name's Johnny, and it might be a sin, but I'll take your bet.
You're gonna regret, because I'm the best as ever been.
Johnny here I've given a bow and play your fiddle hard.
Cause hell's processing, Georgia and the devil deals a cards.
And if you win, you get this shiny fiddle, let her go.
But if you lose, the devil gets your soul The devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this show." And fire blew from his fingertips as he rosened up his bow.
And he pulled the bow across the strings and it made an evil hiss.
Then a band of demons joined in and it sounded something like this.
The End
When the devil finished, Johnny said, Well, you're pretty good, old son.
But sit down in that chair right there and let me show you how it's done.
Found about Run Bowers from The Devil's in the house of the rising sun.
Chicken in a bread pan, pickin'out dough.
Granted, there's a dog like no child knows.
Well, we're coming to your city Gonna play our guitars and sing you a country song We'll all be in flying.
And if you want a little bang in your yin-yang, come along.
Well, we flew through Cincinnati.
And we all got really happy.
Grab the bowl of that skyline chili along the way.
Then we rolled on in the camp.
Scared the hell out of Marilyn Manson.
And the party started happening.
Hey.
And in the middle of a Johnston night, we ran into Jessica White and a little moonshine.
And we're coming to your city.
Don't play our guitar, sing you a country song.
We'll all be flying.
And if you want a little bang in your yin-yang, come along.
Well, we broke down a green bill in the middle of a hay field, but a butt like truck pulled up and helped us out.
so we did headed up to philly parted down like real hillbillies brought the music mafia and rocked it out Oh and Chipotle's where we go when we're up and buffalo.
Don't you know those Yankees drinking up to coming to your centaur?
Don't play our guitar and say you will country song.
We'll all be a flyer.
I let a jail on her.
And if you want a little bang in your yin-yang, come along.
Come along.
Even Linda's rocking in there a little bit.
You mean even Linda?
By the way, you had a tough day today.
Never have a tough day.
No, no, you've had a tough day.
Ethan and Jason and Kylie, everybody, Katie, they can all good lord.
Well, sweet baby agrees, and but Blair agrees to be.
Alright, so let's tell everybody what happened.
So who was the first person to bring up the story about our, you know, this 2020 event.
Well, I had a meeting earlier, and our good friend Major Dan happened to be in the area and popped up for a hot second.
You and Major Dan are like, you know, tied at the hip.
I love these veterans.
What can I say?
I love my veterans.
So now we're talking about a golf tournament to raise money.
I don't know what's public and what's not.
So I'm just gonna say we were talking about golf.
Wait, whoa, say it again.
We were saying these words.
We were talking about golf.
I don't know who talks like that, not me.
Say it.
No, I'm not saying that.
But will you please do it?
Can't talk like a like a lawyer.
Alright, say we were talk say we were talking.
We were talking.
About.
About.
Say it.
Goff.
Golf?
We were talking about golf.
We were talking about golf.
I don't know.
Everyone else is laughing.
We're talking about golf.
Anywho.
In Singapore.
They don't know this, so Major Dan's gonna hear this.
Oh man.
So what happened was um he was talking about, you know, talking about they have this awesome company, Folds of Honor, and Volition, which have partnered together, and Volition is just fantastic.
That's my friend John Sepient.
And by the way, you can get that stuff at Puma.com.
Yeah, Puma.com, Volition's gonna have its own line.
They're doing fantastic, and they just they they give back to the veterans.
They're just awesome people.
So uh we're sitting there in the room, we're talking this and that, and he starts mentioning um this guy Jack Nicholas.
And I thought he was trying to say Jack Nicholson.
And I was like, oh, Jack Nicholson plays golf.
Okay.
And then you like the shining Jack Nicholson.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Like which is that guy, the actor Jack Nichols, but he was saying Jack Nicholas.
So he was saying Jack Nicholas.
So anywho, I leave the meeting, I come back to the studio, and everybody's in here, and I asked the the guys in gals.
I said, guys, gals, you know this guy, Jack Nicholas Nicholas, I think.
He's in golf.
And everybody just like fell over.
And I was like, why is Yeah, exactly?
It's I've never heard of Jack Nicholas before.
No, I have not.
Listen, I'm just getting into the sports thing.
I'm trying.
What do you mean you just get?
First of all, first of all, you have a son.
I know.
You're you're a three-year-old Liam likes sports.
You know what?
I will tell you.
I took him to his first baseball game this past weekend.
What was it?
T-ball?
It was fee.
It was the Phillies.
Oh, you took him to a professional game.
I took him to a real game.
And it was always he first of all.
We didn't watch the game.
In the back of the new uh uh Citizens Bank stadium.
Yeah, he's hitting balls.
No, no, no, man.
They got a whole section for kids.
Yeah.
They got all the toddlers, they got all kinds of cool things.
Oh, that's awesome.
It's unbelievable.
It's awesome for the kids.
Yeah.
He goes right out on the field.
He gets a bat, he gets a ball.
He was doing great.
I mean, it was it was pretty amazing.
He definitely doesn't get that from my side of the family.
I got a question.
So you didn't go in and sit at your seats at all.
That's correct.
For the whole game?
I never saw the game.
You didn't go one time to your seats.
You went to an amusement park, but not the game.
So you play but listen, I don't have a problem taking you know a little time out to let him play himself, but the idea is to go and watch the game and let them see how big the crowd is and get away.
Well, he was a little candy and hot dogs.
We did the hot dogs, we did the water ice, readers water ice.
How would a hot dogs?
Were the hot dogs good?
It was fantastic.
Do they do cheesesteaks there too?
They do cheesesteaks, they do uh Philly pretzels, hoagies, hoagies.
Nobody in nobody around the, you know, nobody outside of the North.
Our big talker in Philly knows what I'm saying.
Those are my Philly strong people.
They know what I'm talking about.
Can I just say something?
What do you mean you didn't sit at the seats?
I know first of all, Liam is three.
Did you get him cracker jacks?
Did you get him uh cotton candy?
Yeah, I got him everything.
Sang the song.
All right, I made a mistake once.
So I'm at the last time Mariana Rivera is pitching at Yankee Stadium the night they win the World Series, right?
It was my son's birthday.
Who is that?
And I'm there.
That was the night that uh Governor Patterson got in trouble for taking free tickets.
And remember Randy Levine, who has been a friend of mine for years, used to work for Rudy.
He hears me saying that I bought the tickets on Stub Hub.
I'm not taking free tickets from anybody.
I don't want free tickets.
And so, although some of our concert friends have insisted that we come see them, and then they drag us in.
But I don't like free stuff.
I refuse to ever ask anybody for anything free.
It just is obnoxious to me.
Anyway, so yeah, I'm like, Brandy.
He goes, Well, why didn't you just call me?
He said, You just could have paid face value.
And I said, Randy, I said, I'm not abusing our friendship that way.
It's wrong.
He goes, No, no, no.
People do it all every second of every day.
And I'm like, no, no, no.
I just that's not how I roll.
And by the way, I did pay a fortune for those tickets on Stubba.
Where were they?
Where did you sit?
In the legends section.
Now, in the legend section, what I, you know, because I don't go to many baseball games.
Who has to?
I don't have time for anything.
I don't have time for golf.
You know, you play golf, yeah, like three times a year.
I'll tell you one thing.
I'm gonna take out golf.
Oh, remind me.
I don't know why that's so funny.
That's it.
Remind me what state you're reminding me.
That's not something you want to do.
Remind me what state you're gonna be playing in.
Can we post a video of that to have the clothes?
I'm gonna wear the clothes.
The shoes, not so much, but I like the clothes.
Well, you have to wear the shoes.
You need spikes when you're on the golf.
You're not allowed to curse.
I don't know if uh Linda's aware of that.
You know, we've got a country club cursing is a big spinning on the course, spitting hitting, you know, you're not allowed to hit people.
You know, I don't know.
You you and the country club, I don't know if it's gonna mix really well.
Does it have to be a country club for me to play golf clubs?
No, there are there are no, that's a good question.
Like, for example, Beth Page Black, which is one of the best courses in the country, is a public course.
Pebble beach is a public course.
You know what?
I'm gonna make my own golf course.
That's gonna be my next uh LLC.
Okay, it'd be yeah, Yeah.
And where are you gonna get the millions and millions of millions to do that?
I'm not sure.
And we're gonna get the money to water the lawn.
It's gonna be called Come As You Are Linda Golf's Here.
We'll call Linda Golf's here.
Come as you are, curse as you want, spit as you want, fight all over the place.
First of all, I don't spit.
Oh, you don't spit.
I'm not denying anything else, but I don't spit.
That's it.
Well, you are violent, especially if you've been drinking.
Well, you are violent.
I mean, that's all there is.
There's no other word to describe it.
You know, when you start hitting innocent people after you've had a couple of drinks, it's it sweet babies laughing.
Jason's laughing.
He's laughing.
You make me sound real good on here.
I'll tell you what.
Not trying to make you sound good.
I'm just telling people the truth.
You are not trying to make you sound good.
What the hell's the matter with you?
I actually used to be a halfway decent golfer, but then this guy came down an escalator and life changed rather dramatically.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And our job is a little busier than it once was.
But which I'm happy for, and the country's in a better position, but I'm in a fight every second of every and you know how I say, you know, the media lies every second, every minute, every hour of every single day.
Our lives are insane every second, every minute, and every hour of every day.
It's the truth.
There's always something on the on the table, right?
Dealing with this crowd, dealing with this credit dealing with this, dealing with, you know, big time.
AJ, Houston, Texas.
What's going on, baby?
Big term scan hannity.
Hey, after watching the demise of the Democrat Party for the first half of last night, it was a joke to watch these idiots.
And hey, it's going to well, who won the debate?
Trump.
We love everybody.
Isn't that great?
Isn't that great?
And who gonna pay for all the free stuff that they dish it out?
You and me and Linda.
Yeah, exactly.
That's all we're doing.
Well, if they come to Linda, I'm pretty sure Linda she can handle it.
And I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want to hear the words come out of her mouth when she can do with them.
That's all right, AJ.
I love you.
You never need to worry.
Big time.
You know and I know what I'm saying is true.
And she now that she's going to pick up how do you say it again?
You first you were It's golf.
You were talking about golf.
What is golf?
What does that mean?
But I call it golf.
Golf.
What is golf?
But you got to love the accent.
By the way, you gotta say this.
She's sitting for the interview at the big country club.
Uh you know, where everyone wears pink and orange and I'm so grateful we're coming up on a break.
And white pants.
And Linda, how are you doing?
My name's Linda.
How the are you?
You know?
Mighty break, break, break.
All right.
Big time.
We love you, man.
That's gonna wrap things up for today.
A great Hannity tonight, Nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
Yes, we will lay out just how insane the Democrats are.
We've got all the video.
Ted Cruz.
Uh, our latest uh developments as it relates to the deep state, Tom Fitton will join us.
Larry Elder, Dan Bongino.
We have Sean Spicer, Jason Chabit, Sarah, Greg, and John Solomon.
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