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Bring him in so we could say, because he literally just walked in the door.
And so in the process of doing what we have been doing in terms of exposing the deep state for who they are.
Um, I have talked at length about my family, and I've talked at length.
Is that Amy?
Oh, Kylie's mom is here.
It's a birthday, you know.
Happy birthday, Kylie, who is been with the show.
She came up for my birthday.
Happy uh birthday number one, and Amy, it's good to see you too.
I'm no people at home are saying what the hell is going on here.
It's good to see you, Sean.
So it's great to see.
So uh my I talk about my family a lot, and I talk about how great this country has been to immigrants.
What do I always say?
We want a wall with a door, and I'm very clear that okay, we need and have to have the right to vet people that'll come into this country to make sure that they're friends of ours, they want a piece of the American dream.
They're not here to bring us harm.
And number two, that they have a means to take care of themselves, and I'm a bigger believer in merit-based immigration if there's a particular field of endeavor that we have a special need, engineers, uh, computer programmers, whatever it happens to be, that that they get to the top of the list.
And maybe it's people working on farms and laborers, whatever it happens to me.
We don't care.
We just want to make sure that you want to be a part of our family.
We don't care where you come from, but we've got to vet you.
That's just basic, simple common sense.
And we don't have room for the entire world's population.
That's another issue.
And also, the president, there's a lot on borders that have coming up here.
Trump did something really brilliant along with the attorney general yesterday.
They moved to prevent most migrants from claiming political asylum in the U.S. And then as a result of the attorney general actually citing the law.
Well, that means that anybody from Mexico that comes through Mexico, that means that Mexico is recognized as a country that has a right to offer asylum, which means if they hear we can send them back to Mexico where they came from.
Anyway, so so separate issue.
But I've talked about all four of my grandparents came from Ireland.
They came at the turn of the last century.
They came from two counties in Ireland, Cork and Down.
And between the four of them, I think they had maybe 30 bucks to their name.
And I actually have at my house, I have framed the actual documents from when they, you know, went to Lady Liberty, and they were there, and and the actual documents where they came in legally, et cetera, et cetera.
Now they didn't have any money, they didn't have any government that was going to give them any charity, and they came very poor, and their hope was to build a life for themselves and their families so that their kids and their grandkids, that would be me, could have a better life, and future generations would be a part of the American dream.
Well, the the ticket for my family ended up being civil service work, law enforcement work.
Uh my mom worked more 16-hour shifts.
She was a prison guard.
My dad worked in family court probation.
Uh my grandfather's, they just all struggled.
They never had a lot of money at all.
And my dad grew up pretty poor in Bed Sti in Brooklyn.
My mom grew up pretty poor in the South Bronx.
Uh, but their goal when my father served in World War II, four years in the Pacific and came back, it was a big deal to get out of bed sty, which was not the best part of New York at the time, and even parts today, but um, he got a 50 by 100 lot, a Cape Cod house.
I had three older sisters.
We have one bathroom.
To me, it was hell on earth, but that was a huge step up for my for my dad.
Um, and anyway, so my grandfather on my mother's side was named Flynn.
I don't think any relations to Lieutenant General Flynn.
I don't know.
Yeah, we're not related.
We have to turn his mic on.
Uh anyway, so my grandfather had a brother, and his brother's my grandfather's name was Cornelius, his brother's name was David.
And anyway, so I have this long list of family members That are all of them were in the NYPD.
And I've said on this show many times, but there were two people in my family that were recognized as deity.
They had hit the pinnacle.
They had made it to the top.
And one of them is sitting here before me.
This is what happened to you.
My grandfather's brother's son, uh Billy Flynn.
Billy Flynn.
And Pat Flynn, your brother who passed away.
Passed away in 2012.
Right.
Both of you were in the FBI.
How many years did you serve in the MBI?
Uh about the same with as Pat, 28 years.
Right.
But I've been retired 20 years.
I've been I'm a long old timer, you know.
Right.
But but you knew in our family that was a big deal because everyone was either a cop, my mom was a prison guard.
A very big deal.
A huge deal.
And it doesn't end yet because my sister Mary's No, my sister Kathleen's daughter.
His her husband is uh Brian Fuley.
He's a he's a did uh a sergeant out in Hackensack P. D. Right.
But you really you're reaching international now because my brother David in Ireland, his brother Dave Jr. is in the garden.
He's oh, really?
Really, he is, yeah.
Dave Jr.'s in the garden.
Nobody really knows this.
I have said it on the air before.
When I was like 19 or 20, I took the MYPD test.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Yeah, I took it.
I got a 99 on the written test.
I somehow I passed the psychological.
I have no idea.
That that probably was a mistake on their part.
Then I took the physical.
Right.
Then I failed the the I took Spanish three years in high school, so I figured I'll give it a shot, you know, because you had got extra points if you could speak English and Spanish, but that part didn't work out.
But I got appointed to the New York Police Academy.
Yeah.
Now my cousin Eddie went into the police academy.
He's been retired 20 years with the best, you know, he he he retired a high grade detective, and he's been running businesses ever since, and he was the smartest of anybody.
He retired at 42.
After spending 20 years on the NYPD, you retired with full retirement benefits.
Yeah.
You probably don't know this.
Pat and I were in the FBI, yes, in New York.
My sister Mary, who uh wound up a principal up in uh upstate New York teacher uh teacher, uh was accepted and was appointed to the academy, the FBI Academy, stepped down at the last minute because she met and married my best buddy Jack McGuire, who was a detective in the 19th precinct.
Unbelievable.
So the law enforcement thing goes on forever and out of the city.
But it helped our family listen, it was a it was a huge massive opportunity for our family on all sides to you know begin the process of making the American dream work.
And you know, I I say this all the time, but I really believe, Billy, that we stand on the shoulders of your dad and and my grandfather.
Yep.
Um, and but for them, we wouldn't be as successful as we are today.
My father had two jobs as long as I I could remember.
He was a a foreman, a track foreman for the subways, and he had a job as a night watchman for an oil company up in uh the top of the uh in with Manhattan on a river up there.
And his brother worked for the MTA or whatever he whatever he was at, yeah.
And then he worked two jobs.
My father waited tables on the weekends.
You know, I forgot I shouldn't forget this, but my oldest brother, David, who wound up in Ireland.
Yeah, he was on the PD at one point.
The NYPD.
And then he went to the fire department where he retired from.
So somehow, like I remember your dad, and I would make the drinks for your dad and your mom.
I I just remember You're making drinks for my dad, you were busy.
I was very busy.
And your mom, uh Bright Eve, which is what we called her.
That's right.
Brighty, she was always a gin and tonic.
She was easy.
Yeah.
And your dad was a smoker like everybody back then.
And he would take a puppet.
Every time you pop sound.
He made this big pop sound.
Sure, and he's he would tell me, I can't tell you how many times he'd be sitting there with a pipe and doing the exact same thing.
Yeah.
And he'd say, sure, Billy, I gave up smoking.
Clouds are right.
Yeah, yeah, I can see that, Dad.
It makes sense to me.
Which is really, really funny.
So, you know, I have actually said this on the air.
It pains me to have to talk badly and be in many for two plus years now, we're leading an investigation into law enforcement, which I grew up with such respect for.
I mean, I I mean, it is to me, it's a reverence that I have for police officers.
There's a reason they carry guns, because their jobs are dangerous.
They're there to protect and serve, and I and my heart know that 99% are good people like yourself.
You serve 28 years, your brother served 28 years, my mom lived in a prison 25 years.
I mean, it's like living in a prison.
She did s so many 16 hour shifts.
And it just sucks when you see a few bad apples and then the reputation of what is the premier law enforcement agency in the world or the premier intelligence agencies in the world be disparaged because of the actions of a few at the top.
And I when you first called into this program, I said to you, I don't like doing this.
Now, you know, but you do a good job of making it clear.
You differentiate between the grunts, those of us are out there doing it, and them at the top.
I was at lunch yesterday with five guys that I worked with.
Um and we just sat there and we and coincidentally, I worked in a unit that executed FISA warrants here in New York.
That's as much as I'll say about it.
We sat there and said, I cannot, we we couldn't conceive that that these warrants would have been taken and used politically, which is what happened, of course, right?
And we were just stunned by it.
It would never ever have occurred to us.
But think of the magnitude of it.
Okay, what a joke.
He signed the first warrant, and he signed others, I believe.
I think it might be as many as three.
I know he signed the first one.
Comey signs the warrant.
He had been warned multiple times.
Hillary paid for it.
The guy that put it together hates Trump, and it's not verified.
And now we have learned because Steele, in an interrogatory in Great Britain, steel under oath threat of perjury says, I have no idea of any of it's true, which makes it then unverifiable.
But that became the as Andrew McCabe, the deputy FBI director said, that was the bulk of the Pfizer application.
It's an unverifiable document at that point.
And they did it to spy on a on an opposition party candidate who he was also involved in letting off the hook when we the evidence of her crimes, Hillary's, is incontrovertible.
It's extraordinary.
But we kicking it around among ourselves, and believe me, we were all just working guys.
Just to get it done, people.
Grunts, none of us became bosses or anything.
Um we feel that Comey caved in to wherever the orders came from from Loretta Lynch.
Loretta Lynch laid it out and said, You will give her a pass.
In other words, it's not an investigation, it's a matter.
That's it.
It's a m yeah, there you go.
Sums it right up.
So we have we hold the person that we find the most repugnant in this is Comey.
Anybody disagree with you?
Any of your FBI.
You know what?
I asked that around.
I I I asked that to these guys yesterday.
Does anybody know anybody you know in our extended network of contacts that doesn't feel the way we feel?
We all said nope.
I have FBI friends now, currently working.
They tell me that the agency, they feel the damage on the streets.
You know, I I can't only I can only believe that, but you know, how can it not?
Well, that's 1971, Sean.
I was brand new out of the out of the academy.
I go to Chicago.
I'm a uh absolute total rookie.
I remember the first time that I went out somewhere in public and I I went to a citizen and I displayed my FBI badge.
I felt like I was a saint.
I mean, people, oh my God, FBI.
I mean, you you were treated with aura.
I mean, it was just an incredible set of circumstances back then.
And that was the way it was.
Anywhere you went, you're with the FBI.
Oh my God, as well.
Well that's why within our family circles, um I guess unbeknownst to you, you know, you were looked up at it.
You and Pat were looked at as wow, those are the those these guys made it.
They were the biggest guys in the family, you know.
Little did I know that I'd have a big mouth.
You know, we do we are Irish, we do talk about this stuff.
Well, anyway, we're gonna have a bit of a reunion tonight, and you're gonna come see the TV show.
It's great to have you here.
How many I hear there's like a zillion flints showing up for dinner.
You're coming out of the woodwork.
I let me tell you, you don't know how popular you are.
And coincidentally, as a as Faye would have it in the family, we're all conservatives.
Wow.
A couple of loose cannons.
By the way, we uh I've never been back to Ireland.
Did you ever go?
Oh, we've been back there many times, yeah.
Does anybody in Ireland know who the hell we are?
Oh, absolutely.
Well, you have my brother David is over there with his family, my my niece Chris.
Can they get Fox News over there?
That's they have to be.
Are you ready?
Okay, Billy.
Billy Billy's got to call Dave.
You're gonna call Dave, and we're all gonna stay there.
And then we're gonna go.
And we're gonna invite ourselves to stay with.
I assume he has a castle there.
The Irish are very welcoming.
I'm I'm a McLaughlin.
I don't like I don't like that dark beer crap.
Okay, we're not talking about beer.
So we all go over and we do the show from Ireland.
Okay, not after what you did on the last vacation that said you were.
Not after the way you acted at the Del Caronado, no.
You know what?
I'm not talking to you.
I got to tell everybody about well, it's great to have you here.
Um you think of your family, those of you listening, and it's all the same story.
We stand on shoulders of other people that sacrifice for us to have a better life.
So it was just this week.
I want to give you a we put it on Hannity.com, a headline from the New York Times.
They confirm the steel dossier used as a justification to obtain Pfizer warrant against Carter Page.
Well, that was the back door.
It is July of 2019.
Hannity started this in March of 2017.
These people that pushed every lie, every conspiracy theory, every hoax.
Now real, they should have put up a headline.
We were wrong, the paper of record, and Sean Hannity and his ensemble team of investigative reporters were right.
And by the way, I love how Michael Isikoff tries to hit me for spreading a conspiracy.
Isikoff was one of the people that they leaked the dirty dossier to, which we now know is unverifiable and untrue.
Mr. Isikoff, you phony conspiracy theorist hypocrite.
He leaked it to impact the 2016 elections.
Because why?
Because Izakoff is lazy and Izakov just feeds literally is the he is the handoff for whatever lies and conspiracy theories his intel friends want to spread.
In other words, he's a propagandist conspiracy theorist liar.
All right, 25 till the uh top of the hour.
800 941 Sean, you want to be a part of the problem.
All right, so Democrats are freaking out for a lot of reasons.
Number one, the deep state circular firing squad.
That's A. Number two, now we've got all the investigations ongoing.
I mean, the fact that Christopher Steele decided to talk last minute, I know it delayed Horowitz's the inspector general's uh investigation and report, that's fine.
Others coming forward last minute, that's good, that's fine.
That helps us get to the truth.
Uh, but we know that the uh that the special prosecutor from Massachusetts Durham is is the one that spent nearly 16 hours with Christopher Steele.
That's done.
And then we have investigations into let where are the origins of the counterintelligence probe.
Then we've got an investigation into Hillary Clinton and the investigation of her, which became really an exoneration and not following the simple basic rule of law that would have put you, me, and everybody else in jail.
And on top of all of this, they're now have their circular firing squad.
Now, we're gonna get to the bottom of all of this.
All of this will become reality for the Democrats and for the deep state.
Now we've got every 2020 candidate.
Now, naturally they're gonna be at each other's throats.
That's the nature of politics.
It's it's a blood sport.
It's it's not for the faint of heart.
It's not for people that don't like to be in a fight or or get offended when they're called bad names.
Uh but the Democrats now have a situation where you've got rogue Democrats that are now more powerful than the so-called leaders of the Democratic Party.
And we're watching this saga unfold right before our eyes.
I guess they're calling it now the squad.
The, you know, this would include the leader, Alexandria Casio Cortez, who really is the speaker of the House.
She controls the agenda.
She sets the agenda.
The 2020 candidates are listening more to her than they are Nancy Pelosi or any other Democratic leader.
Uh then we got Congresswoman Taleb, and then we've got Congresswoman Omar, who I'm gonna get to in a second, and we have Congresswoman Presley, uh, who wouldn't even call the president the president yesterday.
All right, that's fine.
But also the Democrats have another problem is that while these leaders are calling for impeachment, and at the net roots convention, the really hardcore left wing, which is the base of the Democratic Party, they don't like Nancy Pelosi anymore.
She's not liberal enough.
And they're now, they are now listening to the squad, as it's called, everyone call it anyway.
So now they realize Mueller testifying, Hannity might be right again.
I want Robert Mueller to testify.
Now Devin Nunes said something last night on Hannity that I think is very insightful and something we need to pay attention to.
I have zero doubt that Mueller and the leadership in both the Shift Committee and the Nadler Committee are trying to coordinate whatever they're going to do with Mueller.
But okay, but there's only so much that House rules will allow in terms of the Democrats controlling the Mueller hearing.
And that then presents a problem because that means Jim Jordan is going to ask when did you know that there was no conspiracy or collusion?
Why did you allow what are you saying?
Three what?
What's three?
Let me do my thing here.
Then you're going to have Doug Collins, and then you're going to have everybody else in between.
They're going to ask questions.
Why did you care about Farah violations?
Why did you allow Weisman to hire this abusively biased team?
Weisman, who in the book License to Lie literally lays out all the times that there's exculpatory information that in fact is ignored.
And that's he becomes Andrew, Andrew Weissman becomes Mueller's pit bull.
Okay, that has to be answered.
Why do you care about Farrah violations?
Why do you care about taxi medallions?
Why do you care about uh taxes and loan applications?
But you don't care about, let's see, a phony Russian dossier that was leaked and disseminated to the American people before the election to impact the outcome of the election by the same people that exonerated Hillary before they investigated Hillary so that the favored candidate would survive as a candidate and not be charged with the espionage act and for what was real obstruction of justice, that would be subpoenaed emails deleted, bleach bit, hammers, devices, sim cards removed, etc.
So all these questions get to be asked in the process.
I thought, you know, your mandate was broad, Mr. Special Counsel Muller.
You were able to go from the Russia collusion of the Trump campaign into Farah violations and loan applications and taxi medallions.
Well, why did you not see that there was a warranted investigation into premeditated conspiracy to commit fraud on a Pfizer court for the purposes of spying on the opposition party candidate with the very bulk of information in the application coming directly from Russia that are unverified and uncorroborated and we now know unverifiable.
How did you miss that aspect of the investigation?
That's a problem for Democrats.
Now, the reason lawmakers from both the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees are upset about this potential time constraints for next week's hearing with Mueller, if Muller even shows up next week.
Both committees have allotted only two hours apiece for sessions.
That could mean more junior members don't get to ask questions.
Those junior members are furious.
They're apoplectic because that's a problem because that runs a foul of House rules.
The House has a rule.
It's called Rule 11, Clause 2J, thanks to the Chad Pergram of the Fox News Channel.
Uh, and it says that each committee shall apply the five-minute rule during the questioning of witnesses in a hearing until such time as each member of the committee who so desires has had an opportunity to question each witness.
In other words, everyone's required to get five minutes under the rules of the House.
The problem is they're almost always opening statements by the chair, by the ranking minority member, the witness, and it takes time to do housekeeping at the beginning of the hearing, and there could be protests, disruptions from the audience, and there are parliamentary inquiries, as Chad points out, and those issues start to devour the two-hour allocations very fast.
And by the way, you may recall he points out that it took an hour and 15 minutes to get to an opening statement of the first day of the confirmation in the Kavanaugh hearings in last September last September.
And then the tactics by the Democrats protesting from the crowd, you see why people are up in arms.
And another problem is the Judiciary Committee has 41 members, 24 Democrats, 17 Republicans.
If the committees were to abide by the House rule, that's 205 minutes of QA alone, that would be three hours and 25 minutes.
And things are a little bit better for the Intel committee because their panel is 22 members, 13 Democrats, 9 Republicans.
That's 110 minutes or an hour and 50 minutes, but that doesn't give any wiggle room for time.
So now it's a big problem, and they're trying to weasel out of it.
And you know, what they they're having all these meetings about it, and what they did this morning is they pressed on whether they would get around to the rules adjourning the hearing, and Nadler would not say and would not entertain any questions on the procedures that will take place next week if in fact that happens.
But what if in fact Devin Nunes is right and they're already coordinating with the Democrats?
In other words, Robert Muller's locked in.
The Mueller report speaks for itself.
No conspiracy, no collusion.
That's the fourth investigation.
The nine-month FBI investigation.
Lisa Page, we found nothing.
Peter struck, there's no there.
Then the House Intel Committee investigation, nothing.
They found no collusion.
The bipartisan Senate committee, nothing, no collusion.
Now we have the Mueller report, no collusion.
The idea that Donald Trump saying publicly that Mueller should be fired does not qualify as obstruction.
And that was determined, let's see, by the Office of Legal Counsel, the Attorney General of the United States, and the deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, who himself signed the fourth Pfizer application, the third renewal warrant.
So they got themselves a hell of a problem here.
Now, where we stand is that you've got this rogue group of Democrats that are leading the Democratic Party.
So like first it's collusion, then it's obstruction.
Now let's say that Trump is a racist.
That's what we'll do.
Well, you know, we should impeach him because of its racism.
By the way, I remember Barack Obama, I think we have a tape of him, and this comes directly from his book, White Folks Greed runs a world in need.
Never mind the stuff that we have, and we've gone over about Congresswoman Omar in particular.
It is this world, a world where cruise ships throw away more food in a day than most residents of Port-au-Prince see in a year, where white folks' greed runs a world in need, apartheid in one hemisphere, apathy in another hemisphere.
That's the world on which hope sits.
And remember it was black liberation theology, the church of GD America, etc.
etc.
So anyway, so all of this is happening now within Democrats.
The Democrats are afraid of Jim Jordan Collins.
They're afraid of Gates, they're afraid of newness, they're afraid of all of them.
And it this is now, you know, now they're going to condemn the president tonight at seven o'clock in a resolution.
Oh, but they wouldn't do that to let's see, Congresswoman Omar on her virulent anti-Semitism.
Why did they not find it worthwhile to say that to her?
Look, you have in Congresswoman Omar a virulent anti-Semite on the record.
You also have in Congresswoman Omar a person that blamed America for the terrorist attacks at the Kenyan mall.
A person that laughs at how Americans view Al Qaeda.
And we've got all of this on tape.
Let's go to the Al-Qaeda tape first.
The thing that was interesting in the class was every time the professor set al-Qaeda here.
Al Qaeda, you know, hospital experts.
Expert.
And he was, you know, an octator.
We are not saying his name.
We are not saying his name.
You probably get to see him on Cienna.
Yeah, of course.
I love those guys.
But you know, but but but it is it is that you don't say America with an intensity.
You don't say England with an intensity.
You know, you don't you don't say um the army with an intensity.
Car though.
But you say these these names because you you want that that word to carry weight.
You want it to leave something with the people.
It has a cultural meaning, not just exactly.
So it's it's you know, it's it's it's said with a deeper voice.
Um the way they talk about a you mean the people that killed 3,000 Americans?
Yeah, we talk about them that way.
Yeah, we're worried about I don't I don't think you know you look at the whole history, but by the way, it's no wonder that Omar has a nine percent favorability rating and that you know a pull new poll shows that you know this new leadership of the Democratic Party can in fact uh help elect Trump.
Remember, Trump said, All right, well, go back to Somalia, and when you fix Somalia, then come back here and you can show us how it's done.
Okay, in Somalia, by the way, uh anybody that consents to an abortion or causes one themselves, they get one to five years in jail.
In Somalia, if you publicly bring the religion of Islam into contempt or insult it by bringing into contempt persons professing it or object to dedicated worship, well, you could be punished up to two years.
Oh, and by the way, if you happen to be gay, uh you can get three months to three years in jail.
Uh yeah, that's a bit of a problem.
And then if you look at some of her own questions, she questions the patriotism.
She's she loves this country more than American-born citizens.
Didn't sound like it in that piece that we just talked about or laughing about the way we talk about Al Qaeda.
She once blamed America for our involvement in other people's affairs.
That was after Al Shabaab's attack on the Kenyan mall.
We're responsible for that.
She claims U.S. forces killed thousands of Somalis during the Black Hat Hawk Down mission.
Uh that is not factually accurate.
If you remember American American troops, dead bodies were being dragged through the streets in that incident.
Maybe she needs somebody to send her a copy of the movie.
We'll give her the short version of what real history is.
Or empathy that she is in a bizarre clip, you know, this one that we just played, joking about people joking about Al Qaeda and they talk about Al Qaeda in menacing tones.
And then there was scrutiny over her past effort to win leniency for nine men accused of trying to join ISIS.
Really?
And then, of course, the comments about Israel, and it's all about the Benjamins baby.
And uh then, of course, the House, they can't go after her, but they go after Trump tonight.
Really?
But this is now the big problem for the new extreme radical Democratic Party.
Because this is the party now that they're not listening to Pelosi.
The Democratic the Democratic 2020 hopefuls, they're listening to Ocasio Cortez and the squad, and they're taking on the new Green Deal.
Everything's for free.
Healthcare is for free, whether you work or unwilling to work, no more oil, no more gas, no more combustion engine, eventually no more cars and no more airplanes, and we'll even get rid of cows because of the impact of flatulence on the ozone layer.
That's where they want to take this country.
And as the chief of staff for Ocasio Cortez said, this is nothing to do with climate change.
As a matter of fact, the interesting thing about the Green New Deal quote is it was originally it was not originally a climate thing at all.
It's not a climate thing, it's a socialism thing.
And they how are we gonna pay for it?
It doesn't matter how we're gonna pay for it.
These are promises that can never ever be fulfilled, and these democratic, hopeful presidents and contenders out there, they are sucking up to all of these crazy ideas.
This is going to be a tipping point election for the country, a choice election.
It's gonna be freedom versus socialism, which in its own way creates a tyranny of addiction to powerful government that will never fulfill the promises they make that everything's free.
800-941 Sean toll free telephone number.
All right, at the top of the next hour, we are loaded up.
Carter Page, he was The name behind the path to spy on the Trump campaign transition and presidency.
That's next.
Well, what they're trying to do is set up a case for impeachment against President Trump.
If they bring impeachment charges based on the Mueller report, uh it would be unfair.
It would blow up in their face politically.
President Trump would get re-elected, would take back the House and the Senate because Mueller said there was no collusion.
Uh the facts in the law did not justify bringing an obstruction case.
There was no underlying crime.
This is all politically motivated.
Does anybody really think Jerry Nadler is trying to get to the truth?
Or that he'll do a better job than Mueller.
This is people who do not believe Trump is legitimately president.
They never accepted the 2016 outcome.
I am a little bit concerned that Mueller doesn't purposely try to create a narrative and that he's not working with the Democrats already.
Remember, Bill Barr came out with Rod Rosenstein, said look, and issued a statement.
Right?
He issued a statement.
And then a few days later, somebody got to Moeller where Mueller needed to come out, felt it upon himself to come out and make a nine and a half minute statement.
Then, of course, later he had to rectify.
I fear what's going on right now is that Mueller's working with a lot of his staff who are back channeling to the Democrats.
And so it is very possible that Mueller is going to have a few little sound bites that are going to give the Democrats exactly what they want.
Now, I don't disagree with that at all, by the way.
At all.
Yeah, and actions would indicate that.
That's correct.
And so when it comes to Republicans asking questions, I think what we need to do is stick to the facts of the case and not allow Mueller time to either either pontificate and embellish all the time or embellish things that he may want to embellish.
We need to ask very specific questions.
We don't have to defend the president.
The president doesn't need defending because the president never colluded with Russians.
And I've been saying this the last week, and I want people to focus on this.
This investigation was not about collusion.
It wasn't about obstruction of justice.
It was about setting obstruction of justice traps.
So for the better part of two years, they were hoping the president would fall into it.
All right, hour two, Sean Hannity Show, 800 941.
Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, uh that was first uh, if you were listening, that was Lindsey Graham on with Maria Baratoromo, and that was Devin Nunes.
Nunes saying something that you know what makes a lot of sense based on the previous actions of Robert Mueller and well, look at the team that he appointed, or the fact that he let the hiring go into the hands of his pit bull, the ever so corrupt Andrew Weisman, a guy that was waiting for the victory party at the you know in New York for Hillary Clinton on the night of 2016 in the presidential election.
How did that guy get in charge of picking every person on Mueller's team?
Why did Mueller allow that to happen?
You know, here's a guy that when you go back to the Enron accounting scandal, uh what happened?
Tens of millions of Americans they lost their jobs because of his prosecutorial abuse.
Reed licensed to lie by Sidney Powell, who now represents Lieutenant General Flynn, and how on multiple occasions it's been proven that he that he, Weissman, Mueller's pit bull withheld exculpatory evidence in cases.
Well, that's prosecutorial abuse.
There's no other way to describe that.
And then, of course, he sends four Merrill executives to jail for an entire year, and what happens there?
Well, that gets overturned by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals uh in their decision when they brought the Enron case to the Supreme Court, that was a nine-zero loss.
Nine-zero.
You got to work hard to lose nine-zero in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Now, I know a lot of you say, Well, where is the inspector general's report?
We know the Attorney General Barr said that we should have it mid-May.
Well, there's been a series of developments that have caused its delay.
Um, there are rumors running around that in fact the new prosecutor out of Massachusetts, Dorum, who went and recently interviewed Christopher Steele, uh, that in fact he may have impaneled the grand jury.
I can't confirm that.
I'm I'm digging around as hard as I can, but I'm getting, you know, some little feedback from some that in fact that happened.
And uh more importantly, what will we get to the bottom?
Well, those people who were warned repeatedly that Christopher Steele's dossier was full of lies, Russian propaganda and misinformation.
As the New York Times suggests, probably Russian disinformation from the beginning.
You know, people were warned not to trust it.
Nobody verified it.
It's unverifiable.
Steele himself doesn't stand behind it when push came to shove in that interrogatory in Great Britain.
Well then the question is if they were warned, meaning the FBI and the Department of Justice not to trust it, that Hillary paid for it, Steele hates Trump and it's not verified.
Why was it used as the basis of the Pfizer warrants?
All four applications.
The first one in October 2016, which not only spied on Carter Page, who worked with the intelligence community and was known by the intelligence community for years as somebody that was trustworthy and somebody that they can count on.
Why did they why did they use the bulk of the application to be a warrant that's unverifiable?
All right, Carter Page is with us now.
He was on our Friday night show, our special, what we call our boomerang special.
What do you think of the idea?
Now Muller's waiting.
Why what do you think of the fact that Mueller and now the Democrats seem scared and they're meeting behind closed doors and they seem afraid to let Mueller come testify, Carter.
Sean, that quote from Congressman Nunes on your show last night, terrific show by the way, his uh his quote about we need to stick to the facts of the case.
Let me tell you something.
If they start sticking to the facts of the case, it'll be one hundred and eighty degrees out from what was actually in that fake Muller dossier a couple of months ago.
So I I wish him all the best and I hope they're able to get there.
But so far what we've seen from Mueller's team, including Jeannie Ree and all these guys, you know, it's uh it's been pretty ugly, but we'll have to wait and see, I guess.
Well, I think we're gonna have to see, but you know, it was the first time that you ever revealed a few critical details from your May 2017 FBI counterintelligence meetings.
You had originally never spoken to the press about those meetings until someone in the swamp eventually leaked details to dev uh Devlin uh Barrett at the Washington Post later that year creating another chapter, if you will, in the Russia witch hunt media storm.
Uh what was leaked in that article?
Well, you know, they they basically said uh and I I get a call from Devlin that uh later that year, and he says, Well, we're told that you've been having all these uh FBI meetings uh a few months ago.
So what can you tell us uh about that?
And um So, you know, I was reluctant, you know, because typically I don't talk about FBI meetings.
I don't talk about, you know, anything that's with the uh in t uh counterintelligence people of the U.S. government.
But unfortunately, these criminal leakers, you know, it's another example.
This is just a couple of months after my Pfizer was first revealed, and so you know, he uh I had to respond.
You know, so I'm I'm constantly put in that uh catch up space um where you know exactly it's a great segue from what we were just talking about, you know, with what uh Congressman Nunes told you last night.
We need to stick to the facts, and it's been absolutely the opposite.
You know, they just keep throwing out this spin.
Yeah, you were explaining to me that the FBI made the argument to you that there were three groups that did you wrong in twenty sixteen.
One was the Democrats, the Clinton campaign, uh the media mob, and the and the third one is the Trump campaign.
Yeah, I I was shocked with that third one, Sean, and that's where I really had to start pushing back.
Um, you know, and they you could tell just based on our conversation that that's really where they wanted to focus their efforts.
You know, and I think actually your great show uh on Friday.
Well, I want to make sure you the FBI made this argument to you that these were people that did you wrong.
Yeah, absolutely.
And you know, I and that's uh we didn't have a m uh, you know, I haven't I've never talked about this, but uh you know I really pushed back on them hard and showed them a lot of evidence about to the contrary, you know, everything that uh my name was used as a way to interfere in the election.
This is the FBI working with the DNC consultants, Fusion GPS and Christopher Steele to put out this false storyline on September twenty-third, twenty sixteen, uh seven weeks, uh six uh six, seven weeks before the election, you know, with this fake story that they spent, you know, uh millions of dollars to get out to the uh in the media.
So well I mean why don't you explain it in in some detail how did you respond to the FBI and you know in other words tell the longer story that you told them as for the Trump campaign nothing was further for the truth and then you talked about the evidence.
You brought a PowerPoint presentation.
Tell us about that.
Yeah, you know, and part of it is sort of an evidence trail, right?
And I'm I'm so glad I kept that because throughout those conversations I constantly um you know I because I had had some experience where it was a little bit of a mixed reaction um with the FBI previously.
I actually uh you know uh now a Fox News contributor I included a uh an article from um Andrew C. McCarthy uh former assistant U.S. attorney in the Southern district in New York uh which had just come out the week before my my meeting with them on March sixteenth and you know a quote it's amazing how much uh you know how how Andy was uh ahead of this curve but he said quote in his article the big scandal here is not possible Trump Russia collusion
uh with Russia and he goes on you know with the questi it would be uh a question of is Obama have his his thumb on the scale and they actually with your colleague Rush Limbaugh there is another uh in his broadcast on March 9th 2017 he had a terrific quote you know you better be careful here because you might get what you want which is an investigation into what you've been doing.
So they that they're now getting it.
Well let me ask you would you ever be willing to come on uh because it's a PowerPoint would you be willing to come on Hannity and share the whole PowerPoint.
Yeah let's do it you'd be you know there um I I think yeah there's there's a lot that I could uh we could do that I mean the whole PowerPoint.
Yeah yeah most I I need to check you know there's uh there's a lot of slides we can go through some of it may be uh you know going back into some intelligence matters but uh but you brought this to each of the FBI meetings that you had that month.
I kept updating it.
I kept you know the things would come up in our meeting and this this particular update on March on March 20.
Go ahead explain what you're saying to them.
Well you know I basically the uh I continue saying you know I actually there was a tr amazing quote from y you'll never I know our country will never forget the great uh RNC speech that uh then candidate Trump gave in July twenty sixteen and there's there's a great quote in there where he says nobody knows the system better than me which is why I alone can fix it.
I have seen firsthand how the system is rigged against our citizens.
And it's amazing how exactly what he was saying those days was what happened against him and against his campaign over the months that followed.
And you know of course uh Mrs. Clinton wasn't very happ happy about that and she kind of mocked him the next uh the next week at the DNC convention in Philadelphia and her quote was don't believe anyone who says I alone can fix it.
But you know I think there's a lot there where you know I think President Trump from a foreign policy standpoint has been trying to get our country going in the right direction.
And you you've covered it great on the show in terms of all the developments how our country is is really getting back on track.
But I think one thing which has you know remains a uh an open issue is U.S. Russia relations and that's kind of what I was pushing with the FBI because he's he has some great ideas but he's been totally handcuffed in terms of what he can achieve thus far.
Basically debunk the FBI with your PowerPoint right in front of them and which I think is amazing and you know you bring these to three of the five meetings and you know it shows how that you were used at you you know using that to rebut them and then you actually tweet out for the the first two slides before featuring a highly relevant media quotes and and and they still don't care about truth do they?
Well uh Sean I I think it's an important distinction that you make every you know so often on on your shows.
It's not the rank and file it's the remember this is March twenty seventeen The gate the date is important there.
Because at that time, Mr. Comey is the director of the FBI, and then Mr. McCabe is the deputy director, right?
And I think what we've learned over the years since is how you know how totally off track they were.
And I think we're just starting to see the tip of the iceberg in terms of some of that.
We'll come back.
We'll continue with Carter Page on the other side, 800 941 Sean Toprey uh telephone number.
We also have coming up in the program our news roundup information overload.
Great Hannity tonight.
All right, as we continue, Carter Page is with us, uh former foreign policy advisor to Donald Trump.
I I am I'm amazed that you did this PowerPoint issue.
I only have a minute left here, and I I just I want you to go through what are people gonna see, and we'll either air it Thursday or Friday night on Hannity.
And how many pages in the PowerPoint?
Uh there's uh about eight or so.
Yeah, those are the main pages, yep.
And we'll we'll put them up on the screen, you'll explain it all.
This is what you told the FBI, basically educating them on how wrong they are.
Well, not only that, Sean, you know, to to pushing back on that point.
I said some of the some of the best people in the world are the you know, members of the Trump movement who I was working with, you know, for a few months in twenty sixteen uh twenty sixteen, which was uh before the election interference was taken apart, you know, taken in the with the Democrats with their fake media uh story in September twenty sixteen, which then was used the following month, as you've correctly noted in uh fraudulent Pfizer warrant.
Well, I have here, by the way, we put this up on Hannity.com.
Oh, the New York Times has confirmed the steel dossier was used as a justification to obtain the Pfizer warrant against Carter Page.
Date July 9th, 2019.
Uh you're only two and a half years late, you idiots.
They should have tuned in at Hannity a few times.
All right, so we'll do that later in the week.
Of course.
Uh we are getting to the truth, finally, and this confirms it.
Quick break.
Carter Page, thank you.
Come we'll come back.
Your calls much more straight ahead on the Sean Hannity show.
All right, as we continue on Sean Hannity Show, 800 nine-four-one.
Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, I want to go back to what I have been saying, and now others have finally picked up on, and that is an all-out civil war that has broken out within the Democratic Party, and you really have these freshman Congresswomen, Alexandria Casio Cortez, Congresswoman to Lee, Omar, and Ayana Presley, they're pretty much in charge.
And you know, the media's been saying, well, Hannity's saying there's a conspiracy that that Nancy Pelosi's not really the speaker, and that really it's Ocasio-Cortez.
Well, technically, yes, Pelosi's the speaker.
But I'm arguing in name only.
Because remember, last week when Pelosi pulled all the caucus into a room, she said, if you have something to say, you tell me right to my face.
Well, only took a couple of hours for Ocasio Cortez to go out publicly again and say what she thinks about Pelosi attacking this group of four women now, and uh basically saying that she's only attacking them because they're people of color.
Well, let me translate.
Pretty much calling Nancy Pelosi a racist.
All right.
How did we get here?
You know, and they this feud is now going on.
It's Speaker Pelosi in name only.
We see that the 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls, they're all they're all listening to Ocasio Cortez and company.
They're not listening to Pelosi.
So, meanwhile, it's uh it's now coming to a head as they have this group of four yesterday, which I actually thought was entertaining.
There's one thing I do like about Alexandria Casio Cortez, I do like about her, and that is she is not ever going to listen to Nancy Pelosi.
And which I think is kind of tough on her part.
She's showing some courage of her convictions, and she is going to influence this party as much as she possibly can.
And I what are they calling it?
The the four squad or the squad, what you know, squad.
I don't know.
What whatever they want to call, but these four women have more power, I'm arguing than the entire leadership of the Democratic Party in the House and Senate combined, and they're certainly having more influence on the 2020 candidates.
Anyway, it all got started by Congresswoman Ayana Presley, who launched a racial attack against Pelosi's allies, even some of them in the Congressional Black Caucus.
Listen.
For all of you that have aspirations of running for office, for whatever lived experience and identity that you represent.
if you are not prepared to come to that table, and to represent that voice, don't come.
Because we don't need any more brown faces that don't want to be a brown voice.
We don't need black faces that don't want to be a black voice.
We don't need Muslims that don't want to be a Muslim voice.
We don't need queers that don't want to be a queer voice.
All right, but then she goes on, she won't identify the president for who he is, the occupant of the White House.
I will always refer to him as the occupant as he is only occupying space, not embody the grace, the empathy, the compassion, the integrity that that office requires, and that the American people deserve.
Our squad is big.
And given the size of this law and this great nation, we cannot, we will not be silent.
Then up steps Congresswoman Omar, who has, again, the so-called squad of far-left freshman congresswomen are now using identity politics against their own party.
End goal, they say is to reshape America.
That remember, the Green New Deal, we told you is not about the environment.
It's not about climate change.
Its primary purpose has been and remains to move our economy from a free market opportunity society towards guaranteed everything, socialism, redistributionism, where the government even controls the means of production.
Just like Ocasio-Cortez says, we'll tell you how to run your business.
Gee, thanks.
By the way, as a matter of fact, the chief of staff for Ocasio-Cortez recently said, oh, the interesting thing about the Green New Deal is it wasn't originally a climate thing at all.
It's not today a climate thing.
And she only has a 22% approval rate.
Meanwhile, uh Congresswoman Omar only has a nine percent approval rate.
Uh, but if you look at some of the extreme comments of Omar, she's claiming, by the way, that she's more she loves America more than people that were born here.
Well, she has a funny way of showing it when she says stuff like this.
Why can't you be more like an American?
Because it it used to be a very positive thing.
Um we export American exceptionalism, the great America, the land of liberty and justice.
That is, you know, if you ask anybody in uh walking on the side of the street somewhere in the middle of the world, they will tell you America the Great.
But we don't live those values here.
Um, and so that hypocrisy is one that I'm bothered by.
I want America the Great to be America the Great.
Care was founded after 9-11 because they recognize that some people did something, and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties.
The thing that was interesting in the class was every time the the professor said Al-Qaeda, he sort of like his shoulders went up.
And you know, Al Qaeda, you know, hospital.
And he was, you know, as his name.
What does it know?
You probably get to see him on Sienna.
Yeah, of course.
I love those guys.
But you know, but but but it is it is that you don't say America with an intensity, you don't say England with the intensity.
You know, you don't you don't say um the army with an intensity.
Car though.
But you say these these names because you you want that that word to carry weight.
You want it to leave something with a cultural meaning.
Exactly.
So it's it's you know, it's it's said with a deeper voice.
All right, yeah.
I don't hear anything funny about 9-11 and 3,000 Americans getting killed or the name Al-Qaeda.
Anyway, joining us to discuss and debate and have a good old time about it is Cayley Maganani, National Press Secretary for Trump 2020, Jeff Lord, author of the best seller Swamp Wars, Donald Trump and the New American Populism versus the old order.
Um, you know, to me, I think the media's got it all wrong in terms of okay, the the phrase love it or leave it about America is not a new phrase.
And when the president said, Okay, go back to Somalia where they have the strictest laws against women and gays and lesbians and abortion, etc.
Go fix the country you came from, then come back and show us how to do it.
I thought the president was being snide and sarcastic for sure, uh, but the media didn't see it that way, as usual, uh Kaylee McEnaney.
Yeah, that's exactly right.
This is a pretty basic principle, Sean.
If you despise this country, if you go on and on uh with anti-American rhetoric, and by the way, yesterday when Ilhan Omar was asked about Al Qaeda, uh and if she supported Al Qaeda or had any affinity for Al Qaeda, she wouldn't answer the question.
So if you're going to view anti-American rhetoric and cannot denounce Al Qaeda, it is a very simple proposition.
Why are you here?
Why are you taking advantage of the American dream that by the way, millions are waiting in line for, millions are being their lives for and crossing the border?
Uh, but we have a disgraceful group of congresswomen who just decry America and everything that they take advantage of that this country has to offer.
And that's the thing, Jeff, that the media won't focus on.
We're talking about an Omar's case, a veril in anti-Semite.
Uh, you're talking about someone that is blaming America.
You know, even what happened in the mall in Kenya, she's blaming America for that, and it's our actions that caused it, and laughing at how Americans, ha ha ha, rela react to Al Qaeda, which killed nearly three thousand Americans on nine eleven.
I don't think any of that's funny.
And uh, but none of this is discussed by the mainstream media mob.
Why is that?
Yeah, because they're on her side.
I mean, that's that's the thing that really frosts here.
I call these four members of Congress the resegregationists.
I mean, this is straight from the old Democratic Party playbook.
Use race, divide by race to get elected and then pass whatever is the progressive agenda of the moment.
They're doing the same things that people like with names like Woodrow Wilson did decades ago in the last century and in the century before that.
There's nothing new here.
And that's what's so that's what's so irritated, and the media has now joined up with him.
I mean, some of this stuff that th has been on CNN and in the Washington Post is just disgraceful, utterly disgraceful, playing the race card all of the time.
Yeah, well, I mean, they do it against Republicans.
It's fascinating because Donald Trump came to Nancy Pelosi's defense.
Right.
Uh when the four freshman congresswomen accused her of attacking women of color, and meanwhile, two days prior, uh, she accused Trump of wanting to make America white again.
Uh, but still the president came to our defense.
But the reality is who's in charge of the Democratic Party?
Uh I don't think it's Nancy Pelosi, uh, Kaylee McEnaney.
I think that basically that this is a party that has moved radically to the left, and as a result, we are seeing the impact on the Democratic side.
They they have no idea how to deal with this radical wing of their party, and as a matter of fact, the 2020 candidates are all sucking up to them.
Yeah, that's exactly right, Sean.
You know, Nancy Pelosi has handed over the gavel on a silver platter to the freshman radicals, uh, and you see it with the Democratic debate contenders all embracing the radical proposals, and you see it with the anti-American rhetoric uh that's so prevalent, and and they say, by the way, I w I will not be silent, is what the freshman radicals tell us.
Well, good.
I'm so thankful you won't be silent because Axio shows the Democrats' internal polling shows AOC with the twenty-two percent approval rating, and El Han Omar with a nine percent one.
So keep talking, talk loudly, we'll amplify it over at the Trump campaign proudly, because you are our best advertisement for why President Trump should be re-elected.
Okay, so yeah, go ahead.
So I I I I went back today and was reading an article in the New York Times from 1970, when I was in college, I remember this, went back and looked.
There were a bunch of protesters, protest w white liberal college kids with long hair, protesting the Vietnam War on Wall Street, and they were out of the blue, swarmed by a mob of construction workers, hard hats, who were yelling, according to the New York Times, love it or leave it.
And this was the sort of the beginning of the realization that the Democratic Party was so far gone, left that two years later Richard Nixon would carry forty-nine states in his reelection bid when he'd only won forty one the presidency in sixty eight with forty-three percent of the vote, and he comes back with a landslide.
This is exactly the kind of thing that's happening.
These people are making themselves the face of the Democratic Party, and I am sure that there are some Democrats who are mighty unhappy with it.
Well, I think too that, you know, I know there are Republicans, they don't like the fact that the president you know fights back.
Quick break.
More with Kaylee McEnany and Jeff Lord on the other side.
All right, News Roundup, Information Overload Hour, Sean Hannity Show, 800-941-SEAN.
If you want to be a part of the program, I think this top story, this this is the biggest issue now that is heading into 2020.
And that is it is very simply is we've got a divide among the deep state that is becoming a civil war.
Now we're we are going to get all the things we promised.
You're going to get the Pfizer applications.
We're gonna get unredacted materials, but because of new developments, not the least of which is oh, Christopher Steele is now willing to talk.
Okay, that delays the inspector general's report about Pfizer abuse.
Lindsey Graham has been clear, Attorney General Barr has been clear.
They are looking into the origins of how this Russia counterintelligence investigation began.
Well, the what they're trying to do is set up in a case for impeachment against President Trump.
If they bring impeachment charges based on the Mueller report, uh it would be unfair.
It would blow up in their face politically.
President Trump would get re-elected, we'd take back the House and the Senate because Mueller said there was no collusion.
Uh the facts in the law did not justify bringing an obstruction case.
There was no underlying crime.
This is all politically motivated.
Does anybody really think Jerry Nadler is trying to get to the truth?
Or that he'll do a better job than Mueller.
This is people who do not believe Trump is legitimately president.
They never accepted the 2016 outcome, and they're trying to destroy his presidency.
This is just another effort to destroy Donald Trump.
It will blow up in their face.
And I promise your listeners that after Horowitz issues his report about the flawed Pfizer warrant, I'm going to deep dive into how this stuff started.
How could it go so far if there was no collusion?
Do you share my concerns about the Pfizer warrant process?
Yes.
Do you share my concerns about the counterintelligence investigation, how it was opened and why it was opened?
Yes.
You share my concerns that the professional lack of professionalism in the Clinton email investigation is something we should all look at.
Yes.
Do you expect to change your mind about the bottom line conclusions of the Mueller report?
No.
Then we've got, yes, they're looking into Hillary Clinton and the investigation.
Well, really, what is the exoneration before the investigation of Hillary Clinton?
And then immediately thereafter, the same people, the same Trump haters and Hillary lovers, they turn their sights on Trump.
We've now had four separate investigations.
We also have how do we how do we possibly handle what's happening as it relates to, oh my God, uh everybody hates each other.
Now, all of this is coming to the fore now in the deep state.
Well, now we've got 2020 candidates.
They're all at each other's throat, and all of them have been kind of aligned against sleepy, creepy, crazy Uncle Joe, who we learned.
Oh, did you see this yesterday, Linda?
We f now found out just before he announced he's running for president.
Yes, who froze up his records from the United States Senate, so none of us can have access to them.
The same guy that's saying Donald Trump ought to release his taxes.
That would be sleepy, creepy, crazy Uncle Joe.
So they're all after him.
Now, all of them, and this is where the big picture comes in, because look, naturally that's going to become at some point even a big bigger circular firing squad.
But even more importantly, that intramural squabble, which is now an outright battle and contention.
It's amazing how many people think, yeah, it's going to be Kamala Harris.
Now I don't know if it's going to be Kamala Harris.
I don't know if Uncle Kree Crazy Uncle Joe has done.
Uh I don't know if Mayor Pete somehow touches the hearts.
He's such a dynamic individual on the stump joke.
Um, or maybe it's Elizabeth Warren.
But there's going to be some combination thereof.
I don't think it's any of these lesser players.
Corey Booker is a pipe dream.
Um, but that's just looking at the polls, that's where we are.
But now the bigger issue is okay, now we've got the big fight within the Democratic Party in the House and the Senate.
And now we've got what is called the squad.
Uh and it's now a firing squad, and this is now a rogue party led by four freshman congresswomen who now every 2020 candidate needs to suck up to.
They all have adopted all the 2020 candidates have adopted a good portion of this green new deal, meaning they want to eliminate oil and gas, which is the lifeblood of our economy.
Do you know how many jobs leave the day we make that dumb decision?
Do you understand the economy as we know it collapses?
If we retrofit or mandate the retrofitting of every building in America, who's gonna pay for all of this?
And a lot of people won't do it.
What?
We're now gonna round them up.
They won't round up people that don't respect our borders laws, sovereignty, but I'm sure they'll round up Americans that don't retrofit their homes green or their buildings green.
We're actually making the Green New Deal come alive here in New York City.
So we have our own Green New Deal.
It's three very basic ideas.
One, uh, the biggest source of emissions in New York City is buildings.
We're putting clear, strong mandates, the first of any major city on the earth to say to building owners, you gotta clean up your act, you gotta retrofit, you gotta save energy.
If you don't do it by 2030, there'll be serious fines as high as a million dollars or more for the biggest buildings.
And this mandate is going to guarantee that we reduce emissions.
We're going to ban the classic glass and steel skyscrapers, which are incredibly inefficient.
If someone wants to build one of those things, they can take a whole lot of steps to make it energy efficient, but we're not going to allow what we used to see in the past.
Uh and the city of New York, the government, which uses about as much energy in uh a year as do the people and the businesses of the state of Vermont, we are gonna get all of our energy from renewable sources in the next five years.
Well, how well what what are what are landlords gonna start doing if they have to retrofit?
They're gonna start raising rents.
They're not gonna want to pay that price.
Well, by the way, that probably also is task impossible.
And we're not gonna we're now gonna punish people that want to build buildings.
Okay, you can't make it with glass, you can't make it with steel.
Well, what does that do to the carpenters, the steel workers, the electricians, the plumbers, uh, the painters, and everybody involved in every part of that process of building a building.
Usually a building goes up in New York, that is years worth of work for all of the trades.
Well, Comrade De Blasio, great job on the blackout this weekend from Waterloo, Iowa, Mayor Comrade de Blasio.
Um, but that i it we can't build another building in New York.
What are we going to use as materials?
Well, we can't use trees.
I don't know if you could do it anyway.
We can't have trees built, because then we're we're literally, you know, taking and plundering the the forest, even though it's a renewable resource.
Although I'd like big redwood trees to stay.
I think we should be good stewards of the environment.
Um, all of which is it just raises questions everywhere.
Now you go to a simple fundamental point.
We are now, this is so deeply embedded within the Democratic ranks.
There's no getting out.
I don't see the door that they can choose that they're all gonna suddenly align.
If Nancy Pelosi, late last week calls in the entire Democratic caucus and says, if you've got something to say to me, say it here in the caucus.
Say it to my face, and hours later, the you know, liberal freshmen say, We're not listening to you.
And now Joe Biden today was sucking up to the four freshman Congresswomen.
He already tried to do that by adopting the new Green Deal.
And yet his track record is atrocious and everything in between.
What do you what are you saying?
You the you The thoughts are racing through your mind because I can see them.
I mean, you're on a tier, so I don't want to interrupt.
You know, when you're on a roll, you know, you got some things to say.
I don't I don't like to interrupt you.
I mean, I do like to, but you know, I'm I'm restraining myself because you got some good stuff to say.
However, I would like to remind everybody that you know the power outage and the blackout and what happened.
I'm wondering if the reason why the infrastructure is such a hot mess in presidential democratic candidate Bill de Blasio's home city is because his wife stole 900 million dollars.
And nobody seems to know where it is, and they keep forgetting.
I mean, all we need to do is look at each and every one of these candidates and say, stop talking.
What have you done for me lately?
And you know what?
They've done a whole lot of nothing.
Yeah, they don't.
These people should be ashamed of themselves.
Why don't you try getting an A in the job you're in now before you try getting the top job?
I don't know about you, but I don't get promoted for doing a bad job.
I get promoted for doing a good job.
And each and every one of these people are doing worse than all before.
Have I given you over the years?
Where'd you start at?
Well, once you made me boss, I just promoted myself.
Okay, you're not the boss.
Let me let me correct.
No, I'm not the boss.
That can't be true.
Okay.
That's a that's fake news.
It's the Sean Hannity show, which by the way.
When you were in San Diego.
I'm the boss, but you're the talent.
No, I'm the boss of the show.
No.
And that's why when you're acting like such a an uh uh Go ahead, say it.
Go ahead.
You're acting like a crazy woman when you were on vacation.
You are obsessed with that.
You go to the Del Coronado.
You know what?
I'm gonna be very nice to you because you're having a tough day today.
I am not having a tough one.
You know what, ladies and gentlemen, I'm gonna give the little approach.
I am not sure.
I am not having a tough dude.
So we had a power outage in New York City.
And, you know, as we were just talking about.
And so Bill De Blasio's power outage knocked out everything.
So all of our systems are reset.
It's a hot mess.
So yesterday we were so happy because we didn't have too much drama.
Today we had tons of drama, and the systems are going nuts, and none of the mics are working.
And Sean was incredibly patient and kind.
Such a sweet demeanor as we figured this out.
I mean, he's just always so good about these things.
It's something that I think he's culminated over the years, this ability to be patient and just kind of sit there.
And I say to him, I'm like, Sean, I'm so sorry.
You know what he says to me?
He goes, Linda, we all have our jobs to do.
When we were doing when we were in, I believe it was Great Britain, and we're five minutes to airtime, about 40 minutes to airtime.
I make the executive call.
You're not you were a prince.
I see unbelievable.
I said to you and Blair, we all literally had to change hotels because there was no way we were getting this radio show.
You're really underselling this.
What happened was Why are you interrupting and stepping on my story?
Because you're the talent, I'm the boss.
No, no, no.
All right.
You're let me tell you, you're not the boss.
You're an executive.
You're not the boss of me.
You're not my father.
I'm the chief.
You're not God.
You're not my boss.
My boss, exactly.
Uh oh, guess what?
He's van down by the river.
The bagel guy's on Hannity tonight.
No.
He's on Hannity tonight.
Tell me you're joking.
I am not joking.
Let's rack the tape.
Yeah, he is going to be on the show tonight.
We better have our delay working.
Yeah, I'm like, I don't know.
No, we're going to put him on TV.
And by the way, I'll ask him to come on the radio show tomorrow.
Oh, fantastic.
Well, put him on for a long period of time.
Absolutely.
We'll talk to the the bagel guy.
If you don't remember this, he before he got taken down by somebody in the bagel shop.
He just kind of started ranting and said this.
Why is it okay for women to say, oh, you're five feet on dating sites?
You should be dead.
That's okay.
Who said that to you here?
Nobody.
The women in general have said it on dating sites.
You think I'm making that sh up?
Everywhere I go, I get the same smirk with the biting lips.
Shut your mouth.
You're not God or my father.
Or my boss.
Dude, you want to step outside?
You want to step outside.
I'm not standing.
You shut up too.
Shut the fan attack.
Okay, go on.
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
Are you going to have bagels on set for him?
Because I think that's going to be that might be on his list.
You know, everybody, some people like Brown and I just don't know if he's going to do the belly bump.
I'm I I'll have to warn him not to do anything like that because I am trained and I don't want to have to defend myself because I'm going to hurt him.
I don't want to hurt him.
Supposedly He's used to it.
Supposedly he just inked a deal to possibly fight other uh celebrities from like I heard about I heard about that.
I I don't You know, he might get in some legal trouble.
It's lucky we have a sponsor like LegalZoom that can help people out.
Well, that's true decisions.
But uh, I hope he does it.
I know listen, I hope we can end up getting along.
Maybe I'll I'm gonna try and get to the bottom of why he feels uh the way he feels.
Are you bringing on Dr. Drew?
No, I'm bringing on Dr. Hannity.
Oh, Dr. Hannity.
Pardon me.
Now just remember, I'm the chief of I am the CEO, the boss, the top boss.
Of the belly bumpers.
Got it.
You are one of the you are top in management of the show.
I'm top in management.
Yeah, but you are not the boss.
Now you you get to be, you have people underneath you that report to you, not me.
But you have to report to me.
Because it's a Sean Hannity show show.
I'll tell you one thing.
I'm gonna use legal.
So, like the way you act the way you acted out in San Diego was not you following the proper protocols of recognizing.
I'm waiting for the apology.
Oh, it's gonna be a cold day in hell, brother.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Well, it's good.
The cold day in hell when I ever try and do something nice again.
Don't worry.
You're all right.
Oh, it's not gonna happen.
Never.
I'll never do it.
Never.
Why bother?
You go off into the sunset with the bagel boys.
Not even your mother's like texting me behind the scenes.
I'm so sorry for Linda's behavior.
Oh, okay.
You know what?
Listen, Pinocchio.
Do your read.
All right, I don't know why you guys are so excited.
Yes, the bagel guy is coming on Hannity tonight.
Is that how you're gonna introduce him?
I don't know.
I will know.
I'll introduce him by his name and we'll show the video and we're reminding him.
Apparently he's got pictures now.
He some porn star he met in the process of all the intern found the picture.
He's 22.
That's even more.
Oh, great.
Uh, few if now is he looking at whatever it came up in his uh newsfeed.
In his news feed.
Yeah, from Google.
From Google.
Another reason.
See parents, be careful what your children are looking for.
One day we're doing a freedom concert in Vegas, and Ron Jeremy, who I had no idea who the guy was.
No idea.
Nothing.
I didn't know a thing about him.
And he it Beckle goes, that's Ron Jeremy.
You better not take pictures with him and those girls he's with.
I'm like, why not?
Yeah, he was escorted out of the backstage.
No, but I mean the guy I shook his hand.
I said nice, but I said we said no pictures.
Did you have sanitizer afterwards?
Oh, Jesus.
I don't know if I think we should take a break.
This is not my world.
That is not That's right.
You're the talent.
I'm the boss.
No, I'm the boss.
Know your place, please.
Oh the pecking order of the show.
Uh Sean.
Welcome back.
We'll continue your calls on the other side.
All right, 25 till the top of the hour, 800.
So the pecking order of the show is I am the CEO.
I am the.
Are we back on this again?
You know, when you have to explain yourself this much, you can't.
You are I am I am the boss.
You need to get this in your head that okay.
You why do you call me boss?
Because I'm the boss.
Because if anyone ever finds a big thing.
Well, you don't call me boss.
You go, hey boss.
Hey, boss.
What's I say, boss?
Hey boss, how you doing, boss?
Okay.
How do I spell it on text?
How do I spell it on text?
Uh B O S S, the normal.
No, I don't.
I spell it B-A-W-S-S.
It depends on the day.
All right.
So in this room we have Jason.
Jason reports to you.
We have Ethan.
Ethan reports to you.
Katie reports to you.
Everybody in that room reports to you.
And?
And then Blair says I'm not the boss of him.
Someone didn't tell you.
Yeah, Blair, you actually she's your boss.
Sorry.
You report to her.
It's a tough day.
Listen, I'm just telling the truth.
Even this dopey intern that you hired is uh I love Charlie.
Charlie, are you really a conservative?
And what were you doing looking up the bagel guy and the picture with the came up in the news feed?
What news feed?
I want to know the name of the news feed.
Google has something called a news feed.
This is beyond your technical prowess, as you have been so honest about on the show.
I'm sorry.
Okay.
I get news feeds all the time.
I get Apple News, I will news, I get Fox News, I get all sorts of Google.
What happens when a news feed?
You get stories that you have no interest in.
Sometimes you get stories about a bagel guy and his porn star girlfriends.
Alright, I never saw that come up on my news feed.
Oh, really?
I'll text it to you.
Anyway, so the bagel guy's gonna be on Hannity.
Any questions you want Me to ask him.
Uh, yeah, a lot.
Well, I'll tell you the I'm going to ask him because it's important.
I'm saying, why do you care what people think about you?
And this is an important question.
Okay.
Well, why do you care about what people think of your height or the how you look?
Or why is that ever so important to you?
Important to all of us.
Anybody who says that they don't care is flipped.
Why is he taking it so personally?
There's nothing you can do about certain traits that you have as an individual.
Because his height ends where other people's bellies begin.
It's a very tough.
Okay, you were bragging yesterday how you once dated somebody that happened to be really short.
So what?
Was he a nice person?
He was lovely until I dumped him.
Did he have a good heart and soul?
At times.
At times, I guess that's why he got dumbed.
Well, you didn't have you did not have a problem dating him because of his height.
This is correct.
Okay.
I think at the end of the day, at the when when every push everything away.
I was very popular.
Well, you were put you've admitted on the air that you've been popular, right?
Is it popular like code for like she gets around?
No.
What is that mean?
Well, actually, you've been very clear about those issues on the past shows, too.
That that's not who you are.
Howard's turn, watch out.
All right.
But the fact is that's not who you are.
But you have had no problems in your life getting boyfriends, have you?
No.
No.
Okay, you've been pretty popular most of your life.
Sure.
Okay.
And by that, well, because some people, you know, uh are not the most outspoken charismatic.
The first thing they think is.
No, they don't think good Lord, Blair.
No, no, wait a minute, Blair.
That's after they first hear her.
Then they say, good Lord.
They say it's subordination in him.
No.
The first thing that people think when they meet me is what a friendly girl.
She is so friendly.
You know, you know, you know what this is reminding me of?
This is reminding me of a person that looks in the mirror and has a distorted view of themselves.
Like, for example, somebody that is in great shape will think they look in the mirror and they see, oh my gosh, I'm fat.
And then nothing, and they're not.
Well, like you with your manorexia.
I'm not menorex.
You are manorexic.
Oh, I work out like an animal.
That's just who I am.
Eat like a twig.
Well, when you get to be my age, Linda, one day, and you'll realize your metabolism is not quite up to the the standard that it once was.
And for whatever reason, you can't.
That doesn't mean you start sipping broth.
I love sipping broth.
Like you can't eat the quantity of food that you once did with the same vigor.
Look, I watched my son.
You had cabbage and butter today.
I watched, no, I did not have cabbage and butter today.
Have you ever had cabbage and butter for a meal?
No, not but I don't use butter.
Oh, what do you use?
Uh smart balance.
Oh, okay.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Sorry, but not a substitute, the alternative.
Not a lot, just a little, yeah.
Right, butter and salt.
That's a full meal.
Salt on every that would be a full meal.
Yes.
So today, maybe maybe with one fried egg.
So today is Kylie Kramer's birthday.
Yeah, by the way, we I was gonna say something special about that.
You just jumped out.
I was waiting.
Right.
So there's a brand.
Happy birthday, Kylie.
Beautiful cake in here.
Beautiful.
No, I don't fantastic.
I won't have a bite.
You won't have a bite of cake.
No, I will not.
Right.
You know why?
Do you know why?
Go ahead.
You could say it.
Say it out loud.
Say it.
Because I don't I don't like it.
Because you're manorexic.
No, I don't know.
I I don't like sweets.
I'm not a big sweet person.
Oh, you're so full of it.
I don't love sweets like you people are.
You addicted to the sugar.
You don't like ice cream.
Ice cream, honestly, I I eat so little ice cream I could live without it for the rest of my life.
I didn't know they were doing a remake of Pinocchio today.
I tell you, you fit that role.
Let me give you let me give you an example.
So my son, who is gonna be 20 years old.
No, it's not.
My son, I he's an athlete.
He works out hours every day.
And this kid, I have watched this kid eat two quarter pounders with cheese, a fish sandwich, two large fries, and a Coke.
And he can eat that every day.
This kid literally orders Uber Eats, and it comes as a literally it's a buffet.
And he eats it all.
I look at a quarter pounder with cheese and I get fat.
In a sitting?
Oh, yeah, 100%.
Him and his friends, they do it all the time.
Oh god, no.
And they can eat, he can eat anything he wants.
And I remind him it is not always going to be like that.
Things are going to change.
One day, all of him and his friends are gonna have little pockets of what I have.
Little chub here, little chub there.
And it just is the reality when you get older and you are quite young.
You're much younger than I am, as is everybody in the you're all combined younger than me.
Oh, yeah, you're so old.
Well, Jake, Jason's up there.
Whip.
Oh, Jason's easy.
Jason's up there.
Hey, how are you doing there, fats?
Kylie, how old are you, by the way?
Do you do want to talk about it?
Oh my god, Sean, you first of all, you never ask me.
Why not?
That's a why not?
She doesn't have to answer.
Okay, that's not happening.
You know what?
When we bring Bait, do you care?
We're gonna ask you.
Kylie, do you care if I ask how old you're young?
I think you can ask, but I don't have to answer.
Okay.
What is that?
Do you not want to answer?
I'm 29.
She's 29.
She's a kid.
She is a kid.
Listen, once a woman gives her age, she can never be able to do it.
Katie, how old are you?
How old is Katie?
How old are you?
Twenty.
She's 29.
29.
How old are you, Ethan?
Twenty-nine.
How old?
You're full of crap.
How old are you?
Miss Blair.
Blair's getting a little up there in years, but Blair also does.
What do you do?
These tri affalons, these iron man things.
Explain what an iron man is.
Uh 2.4 miles.
Okay.
2.4 miles swim, 112 mile bike, and then you run a marathon.
Right.
And that's it.
And then you hope you don't die at the end.
And you hope you don't die in the end.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm 41.
I'm it's over for me.
41, it's over for you.
Yeah, it's knee replacement, hip replacement, you know.
So I will tell you the true story about Charlie.
So Charlie was brought on by the network.
Okay.
He comes in, and I think, oh, this poor kid, he probably likes sports and girls and you know, all the things that 20-year-old men like.
Okay, yada yada.
And he comes into my office and he tells me, he goes, Linda, I'm a conservative.
I really love the show.
I'd love to be a part of the show.
Can I stay for the summer?
And I almost passed out.
They had to bring me back with the vapors.
I came back too, and I said, Oh my God, we have a millennial 20-year-old in our office who wants to work on the show, knows about politics.
He's a great writer.
He's been with the show for about a month.
He's doing great.
Listen, everybody, and I'm now I'm gonna be really sincere and thoughtful.
Oh God, don't do that.
We're having so much fun.
Don't ruin it.
What's the matter with you?
Just you shush.
Will you mind please for a second?
Do you mind for one second?
Can I finish a thought?
Everybody we have on this show is amazing in their own way.
And there's a whole cast of characters in there.
You being, you know, the leader of the Go ahead.
Careful there.
No, I mean, it's just is it's fascinating to get to know other people.
And uh one thing that I'm um I see in TV and radio, every intern that has ever worked for me, ever, all their parents are scared to death.
They think their kids are gonna like collapse under the pressure.
They do.
I mean, because we're all helicopter parents in this day and age.
Every parent is scared to death every single time, without exception, the kid does a phenomenal job.
The kids get involved, and then it's like, oh, such Oh, I don't know.
I got one story.
I had an intern early on.
Forget about it.
We had this intern.
I'm not gonna say his name because he might listen.
But uh this guy was terrible.
Forget about it.
He didn't know anything about conservatism.
He didn't know anything about politics, he didn't know anything about anything.
And one day I went up to him, I said, Hey, hey, how are you doing?
How are you doing?
How are you doing?
You doing all right?
And he looks at me and he says, uh, yeah, yeah, I'm good.
Okay.
I said, uh, because you don't do anything.
And I said, uh Well, yeah, sometimes interns need to be given No, I gave him a lot of direction.
Like I gave him like a binder full, you know?
It was a lot.
A binder.
Now you sound like Mitt Romney.
Me and Mitt Romney, we're giving out binders, you know.
That's our party favor.
So, anywho, he was terrible.
So I gave him another month to try to figure it out.
Terrible.
So, okay, fine.
So I'm moving right along.
I comes into my office.
I say, Listen, you're a nice guy.
I don't know what you're interested in.
It's clearly not the show or politics.
I think it's time for you to move along and find something that interests you.
He started to cry.
You make people cry.
So me.
You made the you made the intern cry.
Wow.
I said, Are you kidding me?
You can't cry.
Why was he crying?
Because he was sad that I was telling him he wasn't doing a good job.
I said, Let me ask you a question.
What have you done?
In all seriousness, what have you done since you've been here?
Have you done anything I've asked you to do?
He says, No.
I said, Okay.
I said, Did you do that deliberately?
He's like, Yeah.
I said, Do you know anything about politics?
No.
I said, What do you want to do with the rest of your life?
Because I want to work in sports.
I said, Goodbye.
Go work in sports.
All right.
I want everyone to give an honest answer because you guys have been with me a long time.
Have do I ever fire people?
Or if people leave, do they is it so obvious that they fire themselves?
I want honest answers.
We'll start with you, ma'am.
Oh, ma'am.
Oh, well, thank you.
Do I fire sweet?
Do I fire people?
No.
Have I have I ever fired anybody?
No.
But how many times the books?
How many times?
No.
When you how many times have you come to me wanting to fire someone and I say no?
And what do I say?
Calm down.
Give them time.
Listen, this person has a family.
They have bills.
That's right.
They need the job.
Guide them.
Help them.
That's what I tell you.
I tell them.
Jason, you're the next long.
Have I have you ever seen me fire anybody?
Of all the years I've known you, we go back to 1998.
No.
I've never seen you go to management and say fire this person.
I don't do it, but what do I do?
I try to help people.
Stangy's been here the longest since Atlanta, 1992.
I've worked with him.
Have I ever fired, have I ever fired anybody or do they fire themselves?
They've all fired themselves.
After numerous, this is what you gotta do.
Speeches.
Yeah.
There have been a few.
There have been a few who have who have flamed out in spectacular ways.
And and it's not my fault because I'm trying to help them.
Yeah.
I give I give Jason, right?
We give everybody every opportunity to make it right again and again and again.
And then she's begging me to fire them, and I still saying I don't want to fire the guy.
She's begging him.
She is that what's happening?
She has begged me to fire people, and I say no, give them more time.
You see, this is the beauty of me being the boss.
You're not the boss.
Because I can be the heavy.
Because I won't let you fire them because I say no, so you only get to fire after they totally flame out and there's no hope.
Is that is that is that the theory that's the story we're going with?
That's the truth.
I'm gonna let you stick with me.
Ethan.
You don't fire anyone.
I don't fire anybody.
You don't.
I don't even think about firing people.
You guys tell me I need to fire people.
I'm like, I'm not firing that person.
Give them how and then what do I say?
Teach them.
All right, you gotta take a break.
Why is it okay for women to say, oh, your five feet are dating sites?
You should be dead.
That's okay.
Who said that to you here?
Nobody.
The women in general have said it on dating sites.
You think I'm making that up?
Everywhere I go, I get the same smirk with the biting lip.
Shut your mouth.
You're not God or my father.
Or my thoughts.
Dude, you want to step outside?
You want to step outside?
I'm I'm not standing, pal.
You shut up too.
Just go ahead and attack me.
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
I bagged.
I went in basically to uh order a bagel sandwich, and the Indian woman who had never helped me there before didn't seem to understand the concept of uh egg whites.
So after saying it about three times, and I verified, she goes, okay, I understand.
I says, okay, fine.
Then she's she's doing this with a mouth and looking at people and smirking and laughing, and I started to feel like I was being maligned.
Or you know, I was I was my mate felt like I was a less of a person, you know.
I'm tired of women using me, abusing me, uh lying to my face, tell me you like me on dates, and then you and then you take my money, you cut me off, and you say I'm too short when you're about my height.
It's ridiculous.
And you when you add all that up, I snap.
I'm your modern-day prophet, I'm your modern-day Martin Luther King.
You don't like it?
You want to put a bullet in my head, or John Lennon's head, or his head for wanting peace.
Too bad.
Because I'm not changing.
What do you mean when you say modern day profit?
Meaning I'm basically taking what they were believing in and tried to get across the world, and I'm bringing it to a heightened level.
What do you mean take it out?
And you're acting like I committed mass shooting or something.
That guy twice my size that women love, the bullies, attack me.
He was quickly done talking.
You know what?
I don't really, no offense.
I don't really like you that much, so this interview's over.
All right, so we're gonna uh have the bagel guy on tonight, but we also have the serious issues.
We have a big breaking news story tonight, uh, thanks to our friend uh John Solomon.
That's coming up, Dan Bon Gino, Sean Spicer, Liz Cheney, Laura Trump tonight, Lawrence Jones, uh, Greg Jarrett, Mark Meadows, Maria Salazar, and much more tonight.
