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June 12, 2020 - Sean Hannity Show
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Who Is ANTIFA?

James O’Keefe, Founder of Project Veritas, talks about their latest installment on ANTIFA.The Sean Hannity Show is on weekdays from 3 pm to 6 pm ET on iHeartRadio and Hannity.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, here we are.
It is Friday.
Happy Friday.
If these troubled times you can consider any day happy, man, it is just the weight of what has gone on since January.
Wow.
Been through a lot.
Anyway, 144 days.
You become the ultimate jury in this country.
And you know, it's, you know, every day it's just you think you might be getting to the end of something, and right back in it we go.
You know, we've watched all these riots.
We've watched now 800 cops pelted with rocks and bricks and bottles and Molotov cocktails.
I I, for one, uh, I don't like to see that happening to our country.
And, you know, after the coronavirus epidemic and the path, you know, you know, we learn a lot here.
They these politicians suck.
They are the worst.
They can't, they are the worst of the worst.
They're such incompetent idiots.
I mean, especially these liberal states run by Democrats now for decades.
They run cities into the ground, the educational system into the ground, the infrastructure into the ground.
They prepare for no emergency whatsoever.
And they are uh I I what do they do with all the money that they basically rob from their the citizens of their state's pockets?
I have no idea.
I've never seen this is utter failure incompetence day in and day out.
800 cops are now injured, couple of them now dead.
20 other people dead.
Um you watch, let's see, the curfews are put in place.
We're gonna have a curfew with seven, eight, nine, or ten.
Okay.
Any one person take it seriously?
No.
Nobody takes it seriously.
Putting, you know, literally letting letting entire streets be looted, businesses destroyed, arson, violence, death.
You know, eight nearly 800 cops now.
Unbelievable.
Innocent people killed, businesses destroyed.
Do you think in some cities in America we'd watch police precincts burn to the ground?
And now we'll get to Seattle in a second here.
You know, they've done nothing to stop it.
Not a thing.
In fact, you know, many Democrats supported this anarchy.
Told you about this congressional candidate.
Yeah, let them burn it all to the ground.
I'm like, huh?
Okay.
They had they had snipers on the roof.
What the hell do you get snipers on the roof for in a peaceful march?
Even if people lose someone, burn it to the ground, you know, if that's what it's gonna take to fix our nation.
I know people want me to say that, but I'm just saying.
Ah, just burn it to the ground.
They're peaceful though.
Unbelievable.
Um, these politicians have run, and I'm just this this now, we need to focus in like laser beams here.
Because this is the future.
This is you want to elect Joe Biden, if he can even remember his own name by November 3rd.
We're gonna elect him, and and he will pander to this insane lunatic left.
You know, uh what sanctuary cities, sanctuary states, anarchy lawlessness, you know, educational systems, a disaster, infrastructure, a disaster, the highest taxes you'll ever pay.
Now we give now we have the anarchists.
Now they've taken over part of one of our great cities, Seattle.
You know, you got all these, you know, loosely affiliated anarchists.
I don't know what groups they are, I can't say for sure.
Quite literally now taking over blocks and blocks of Seattle's most prominent neighborhoods, including they now are in charge of and have chased the police out of uh uh their own precinct.
And and apparently one cop wanted to go back in.
He had to be escorted in to the to his own precinct because they get the anarchists are in charge of their little autonomous zone.
Or it's it's unbelievable.
They're doing nothing to fix it.
Now the buildings reports are there getting vandalized, business owners extorted, fights breaking out, people assaulted, entire police precinct totally abandoned.
And now they they're in control of that too.
It is it is pure anarchy.
And what is the job of government?
Is it is it not first and foremost to protect your citizens, protect the people from those that would do harm to them or to their buildings and to their pe you know persons?
It's total lawlessness here.
Oh, but ABC has the right quote.
They're saying it's a festive zone.
Oh, really?
Is that what we call anarchy festive zones?
Police in Seattle have largely withdrawn from a neighborhood where protesters have uh created a festival like scene.
By the way, the first thing they did was build a wall.
Oh, walls were bad.
I thought you're keeping people out.
I thought walls didn't work.
Apparently not.
It's working in Seattle pretty darn well.
Uh if you have a functioning brain cell in your head, you know, you could see that once again, failure, Democratic governor, Democratic mayor, and I'm gonna get to this mayor in a second here.
Look in the other way, let the radicals just take over, destroy the city.
Uh the president's trying to get them to do their job and restore order for the safety of well, the the citizens that live in in the great city and the great state, by the way.
Um now, the president's right, this autonomous zone, this festival-like atmosphere.
Uh now they have lists of demands.
They want free college tuition and rent control and a whole list of other stuff.
And you know, it's it's just sad to watch this.
Now we live in a cancel culture.
Uh I happen to, I will admit it.
I like the TV series cops.
I like the the show on the weekend that was just canceled too, uh, live TV.
Now, cops was a live PD, right?
Yeah.
Um, cops was on 32, three years.
You know, the only way you survive 32 or three years, you gotta get ratings.
And I think, as I've been saying and advocating for now, by the way, um, is cams on camera, body cams and cams in their in their patrol cars.
You know, let's protect the people and keep the cops on us.
That's one way to help.
Now we're gonna shut down what?
All police movies, all police TV shows.
Now, I actually think for P for the public to view it, and obviously they want to watch it.
Live PD was one of the highest rated cable shows uh on TV today.
It's got high ratings, and it got a lot of people watching it.
Cops survive 32 years.
Why?
Because people like the show.
But no, we're gonna can't.
We can't have movies or we can't have police shows that show the police.
Well, maybe we get an education watching the police.
We learn how hard their job is.
We learn how professional so many of them are.
We get to understand their interactions with crazy people that are amongst us.
Some of them now well have their autonomous zone uh in Seattle.
You know, oh, I mean, there's so much madness out there.
You have a Massachusetts college apologizing to Black Lives Matter for letting police use the restroom.
University president promises it will never happen again.
Now I'm assuming I make a mistake, shit.
Uh I make a distinction between a group known as Black Lives Matter.
Remember, we played the tape a lot years ago.
What do we want dead cops?
When do we want them now?
Pigs in a blanket, fry them like Bacon.
But I don't think the peaceful protesters that say their Black Lives Matter are affiliated with the group.
I make a distinction, but I think they're apologizing to the group that did say these things.
That's how I read it.
Anyway, Liberal College in Massachusetts, you know, they apologize for providing assistance to the police by letting them use the bathroom.
Wow.
Okay.
And you have the genius, Governor Cuomo, along with Governor Murphy, along with Governor Wolfe, uh, along with Governor, let's see, shut down Whitmer and socially distance, don't cut your lawn, but I can go out and protest with no social distancing, Whitmer.
Uh, you know, the ones that put the COVID-19 patients in nursing homes when the nursing home said we don't, we can't, we can't handle this.
Well, now he signed an executive order.
He does great with his executive orders.
That was the mandate to nursing homes, long-term care facilities, take on COVID patients.
Forget about the thousands of empty hospital beds that Donald Trump built and manned and provided every ventilator, all the PPE equipment you'd ever need.
He says, No, you don't reform, you're not getting any additional state funds, period.
Okay, then you got comrades.
It's not about a press release that's going to solve it.
The way we really solve this is we say to every police agency in this state, I believe should happen in the nation.
Sit down at the table with the local community, address these issues, get to the root of these issues, get a plan, pass that plan by your local government.
And if you don't, you're not going to get any additional state funds.
Period.
We're not going to fund police agencies in this state that do not look at what is look at what has been happening, come to terms with it, and reform themselves.
I mean, just incompetence, stupidity, ignorance, you know, you know, we get all these symbol, all the symbolism in the world.
Well, we'll take a knee for eight minutes, 46 seconds.
Okay, they haven't done a darn thing to help uh or solve any problems.
Taking a knee, okay.
If you are in Congress and you've been there 50 years, what responsibility do you have in all of this?
They didn't do anything to fix it.
Oh, and then this the Seattle mayor, this is a doozy, defending the Capitol Hill autonomous zone as patriotic, patriotic in her remarks, patriotic, and said that Donald Trump's threat to send in federal forces to crack down was unconstitutional and illegal.
Uh unfortunately, she doesn't know what the hell she's talking about, because that's wrong.
It's called the Insurrection Act, 1807.
Now, I hope we don't get to that.
I would urge only under the worst circumstances.
Uh oh, and then Governor Inslee, another Democrat, uh, in a press conference.
Oh, I didn't, I wasn't aware that a six-block area of Seattle have been taken over by anarchists, despite the fact that the group had forced the police to abandon their precinct.
By the way, it's all peaceful in the autonomous zone.
And these protesters, a group that is calling themselves uh Chaz Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, uh, that have done this.
Uh, they have their crazy demands, abolish the police, close prisons, hire African American doctors for black patients, give free college and housing to everyone.
If you give in to our demands, we will we might leave our festive autonomy zone, autonomous zone.
New York Times, they seem to be in love with them too.
Toilet paper times, free speech, freedom of police is how the uh New York Toilet Paper Times described the zone in their article, but they're the same idiots that said who says it's not safe to travel to China after the president's travel ban.
Wonder if anyone took that advice.
Uh no police, extortion of private business.
That that's what's really going on.
And Seattle police chief leaving uh the precinct.
That wasn't my decision.
Uh, you think any cop would ever do that that wants to do their job and maintain peace and protect people and serve people and maintain order?
I tend to doubt it.
Anyway, so the Seattle mayor, uh, you know, police chief says making I didn't make the call to abandon the precinct.
Nope.
The mayor, police chief denied making that call.
The Seattle police chief says rapes, robberies, all sorts of violent acts have been occurring in the area, and we're not able to get to help people.
That's what they're saying.
And the Seattle mayor wants to fight Donald Trump, wants to tell a story about domestic terrorists who have a radical agenda.
It's not true.
This is a festive zone.
Anyway, the autonomous zone already has its first incident of self-appointed police violence.
Okay, that happened as well.
And it gets worse from here.
Well, I tell you the other news of the day.
It's I I mean, it's one shocking headline, one shocking detail after another.
Okay, that's what happens.
Want to know what?
You want to know what a Biden uh presidency would be?
Just look at New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and California, and let's just implement that nationally.
Because that's what you're gonna get.
Exactly.
Because he'll be giving in to the radical base that now controls the Democratic Party.
Nancy Pelosi isn't speaker, she's speaker at name only.
The squad, Congresswoman Ocasio Cortez, she is the real speaker.
Let's be honest here.
You know, to her credit.
I mean, it's like uh uh she's been able to do something pretty amazing.
That's get the Democrats to actually admit that they're radical leftist socialist statists.
All right, as we'll roll along this Friday.
800 941 Sean, you want to be a part of this extravaganza, but um tensions now actually in the autonomous festive zone are very high.
Speakers are arguing what to do next.
They don't even know.
There's no appetite by either the mayor or the governor to bring any order to this the city of Seattle and take back control and protect businesses and protect the homes there.
And maybe even take control once again of the police department.
Media, oh, they're trying to, they're just trying to under, you know.
Can you imagine if this was any group that was considered a conservative group?
Right wing radicals.
Do you think that they would spin it like ABC is a festive zone?
I don't think so.
Uh Univision, they they hides the mayhem at Seattle's uh Chad's uh from viewers, uh, which is pretty amazing.
You have a reporter and fake news CNN saying how peaceful it is.
Okay.
One of the uh protesters crashes and shot and tried to organize people to interrupt the report.
Whoopsie daisy, and sort of like the cameramen all getting caught without their masks on while these, you know, these phony stand-up non-journalists people have to be wearing masks, they're not wearing masks.
Somebody takes a picture.
Well, your own cameraman's not wearing a mask.
They're such hypocrites.
You know, World News Tonight, ABC didn't bat an eye when they announced that demonstrations now seizing a six-block area outside a police station, creating what they're calling a police free zone, and their correspondent on the ground did all he could to downplay it.
The so-called autonomous zone now complete with barricades, meaning a wall, a clinic and free food.
Okay, and he as he was, you know, the only network to admit the zone even existed.
They didn't do that on CBS or fake news, you know, NBC conspiracy news.
Anyway, quick break right back.
More of the details of the madness straight ahead.
You know, the forgotten men and women, wasn't that the theme of the 2016 election?
Pre-coronavirus, where were we?
We had record low unemployment for African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, women in the workplace, youth unemployment, African American youth unemployment.
We they were off not only in all their coronavirus modeling and all their predictions and all their confusion, and basically all the experts were confounded.
The only thing they got right is, yeah, the elderly are the most susceptible.
But that's the the very one, the one very thing that they didn't do in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, protect the older people, the most vulnerable.
Um, and I'm I'm I'm saying all of this is they get every single solitary thing wrong.
They were off by 11 million jobs, predicting a nine million job loss, and we got 2.5 million gain.
That is the best news out of any of this because the country's dying to reopen.
Americans want to get back to work.
You know, what what what is at stake in this election?
By the way, we we have this beautiful Father's Day uh special first edition um box set of my new book, which is coming out soon.
And I'm really excited about it.
And because I'm laying out everything that this election is about.
It's live free or die, America and the world on the brink.
That's not hyperbole.
In Latin, I put in live free or America dies.
But I go into very, very specific details.
Okay, what was the vision of our founders and our framers?
What did they rely on?
What was the philosophy?
We have a very deep in-depth, you know, uh discussion into all of these things.
The republic if you can keep it.
Is it a monarchy or is it a republic?
Asked of Dr. Franklin.
Uh, well, it's a republican.
It's a republic if you can keep it.
Um and other things that Reagan said, freedom is always but one generation away from extinction.
It's all true.
Then we go through a history of failure.
Actually, that that leads, I I mean, when you read the chapter on socialism, and I I spent a lot of time researching this.
I had a great team support team helping me research.
And when you read it and you and you think about what we're going through today and what you're hearing from the left, the radical Democratic Party today, it is frightening.
It is chilling in terms of how similar it is to what we now see.
And it that it scared, frankly, it actually scares the living daylights out of me.
Because if they get control of this country, it will this country is good, it's going to be unrecognizable.
You know, the country we know, love, and and so many have fought, bled, and and died for.
It's it's just it's it's gonna be non-existent.
You know, I I talk about the history of radicalism as well.
I talked to, you know, at length, okay, what is Joe Biden?
What is the Democratic Party today that, you know, no longer a party of moderates, no scoop uh Jackson Democrats or Joe Lieberman Democrats for that matter.
The history of socialism, a history of failure every single solitary time.
It has been tried, it fails, and it usually ends up in the world the worst, most dire, most oppressive, you know, regimes with people again, people starving, no wealth creation whatsoever, and worse, and a stifling of the state, oppressive stifling, and in spite of all the glorious promises of free, free, free everything, all it has shown us history.
If we don't learn, we will repeat it is failure.
And that is the Democratic 2020 agenda.
You know, I I go through the deep corruption and hypocrisy.
Um we we covered the the Russia collusion, I call it the hoax of the century.
And that is that I I even again going through my notes and past monologues and information we all talked about on this show and on TV.
I mean, I forgot so much.
It is I we literally came that close, imagine threading a needle to losing the country and then being successful in what is a coup attempt.
You know, then the impeachment hoax.
Oh, we won't use Muller this time, we'll just do it on our own.
And and the whole hypocrisy of that and the mob in the media, and how I mean, how dis what a destructive force media has become in this country.
You know, the you talk about freedom.
The liberal left seems like they love freedom.
They don't love freedom.
Not at all.
They believe, well, freedom for, I guess, you know, in sanctuary cities, if you're supposed to be deported, why, you know, why not aid in the bet those that are committing crimes, for example?
And how freedom of speech, probably the biggest chapter in the book, is President Trump's accomplishments.
Because there's so many promises made, promises kept.
Now, I know the world's changed since we we came back from Christmas vacation very quickly.
And it's, you know, we've been at this rapid pace and a lot of what you know, we're just gulping water as a country the whole time.
Um, I deal with the coronavirus failure.
I deal with the historic failure.
I compare Biden Obama's record to where we are today.
All of this is at stake in 144 days.
Now, I did put it together a nice package for Father's Day.
If you want to get a first edition, specially bound book for dad, it'll come out.
We're getting very close to our release date.
Uh, I'll be talking a lot more about it in the days and weeks ahead.
Um, I'm very proud of it.
But this is a definitive guide to what is at stake, who we've been, what we can be, who you know, they've always been, and where they will take us.
It is live free or you will die.
Live free or America dies as we know it.
That's what it means.
Scary.
You know, because it's not hyperbole, because I do believe that America and the world is on the brink, because as goes America, so goes the rest of the world.
You want to see institutional failure in big cities like New York, states like New York, states like New Jersey, now the idiot in Pennsylvania following suit, following his his fellow Democrats in New York and New Jersey and shut down Whitmer.
Yeah, it's a disaster.
That's them at work here.
They don't want to even protect the citizens in their own states, their own cities.
They're letting anarchy totally and completely take over.
And back to the mob and the media, CBS News, you know, White House correspondent, they refuse to mention anything about the radicals that have taken over this part of Seattle.
They won't even talk about it.
They just attack Trump, calling for an aggressive response.
Um to keep the people in Seattle safe in this utopian festive zone, as they call it.
I mean, it's it's the autonomous zone.
You know, Trump says, look, if he vows to get it settled and bring back peace and protect people in Seattle, but it's really the governor and the mayor that need to do it.
They're not going to do a thing.
Seattle mayor calling the autonomous zone, the festive zone as patriotic.
Networks, the willing accomplishes accomplices of all things radical socialist, you know, they're pretty much ignoring it or defending it, or putting, you know, cotton candy and rainbows around it.
Yes, Hannity.com, Linda.
I got it.
I got I heard you.
If you want if you want the Father's Day gift.
Um, I am proud of it.
But, you know, cities are under Philadelphia having gunfire overnight, 11 wounded, one dead.
You know, you have, you know, the cancel culture, the you know, statute of a of Philadelphia abolitionists.
That's gone.
But what's interesting to me about, all right, they want to get rid of all the monuments, etc.
Cuomo is out there defending the Christopher Columbus statue in New York City, and okay, so now uh I've talked at length about the history of the Democratic Party and Republican Party, the Party of Lincoln, the Party of the Emancipation Proclamation.
That's that's the Republican Party.
Uh, if you remember uh the Democratic Party, yeah, they were the party of segregation, the Southern Manifesto.
And um, you know, by the way, uh, that was about the document they were resisting the Supreme Court landmark decision about uh Brown versus Board of Education and the ruling in segregation in schools.
Oh, and by the way, Joe Biden had one position then about that, and he has one position today.
It's the exact opposite.
You know, if you look at the you know, Bill Clinton's mentor, J. William Fulbright, known segregationist.
You look at Hillary Clinton's mentor, Robert KKK Byrd, it's gonna be interesting to see because there's a lot of statues, a lot of streets in West Virginia and D.C. honoring the former Klansmen that they all seem to like, including Biden.
It took Lyndon Johnson's support from Republicans to get the Civil Rights Act of 64 passed, the voting rights act passed in 65, and Southern Democrats tried to stop these pieces of legislation from being passed, and for months, and uh, you know, we actually have real vote tallies in all of this.
You know, if you look at it, for example, a hundred and twelve Democrats in Congress voted against the Civil Rights Act, and then for the voting rights act, 78 Democrats voted against it.
Um, you know, but of course, they don't ever want to talk about real history because the narrative every two and four years, Republicans are racist.
Well, let's look at, for example, the guy that they love, Hillary's mentor, that Joe Biden praises Robert Byrd.
Well, he filibustered the Civil Rights Act for over 14 hours before voting against it.
By the way, uh, interesting side note to this, you know, we're gonna see what Bill Clinton's mentor, J. William Fulbright.
Oh, by the way, Al Gore's father.
Yeah, and J. William Fulbright.
Yeah.
Uh-huh.
On the wrong side of history.
You know, but then, you know, so let's see what they all do and say, because there's a real history here.
Now, Nancy Pelosi, uh, her own father, I yet to hear from her, you know, demanding the removal of Confederate statues.
Okay, but we do have she her family has a history here.
Uh, because uh she hasn't yet commented on the role of her father in overseeing the dedication of the Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee monument while serving as Baltimore's mayor in 1948.
And then I think later her own brother served in that position.
You know, if you get into some details of Robert KKK Byrd, none of it's good.
Uh, Al Gore and his father, yeah, none of that is good either.
And Democrats always give themselves a past, uh, a pass on this.
Biden's 1975 comments, Uh slamming reparations and school busings.
Actually, the Washington Post a couple of years ago, well, I guess it was about well, it was March in 2019.
They actually even reported on that, shockingly.
You know, Joe Biden wants to see studies about the feasibility now of reparations.
His comments, you know, are the exact opposite.
I don't even want to read them.
It's so repulsive to be honest to you with me with you.
Uh, we have other reports, attempts to hold some of the looters and rioters accountable.
Uh feds are now combing Facebook to hunt down some of the people we have on video.
Uh apparently the Black Lives Matter website, defund the police donations are going to some Act Blue, according to multiple reports.
I've not been able to independently verify that.
Um, but anyway, that go to Act Blue, the Biden for President campaigns top source of donation.
Oh, so you mean people being lied to and tricked?
Interesting.
Yeah, Vanti-police movement continuing all over the place.
Ricky Gervais map mocked the celebrities in the I take responsibility anti-racism PSA.
Natalie Portman advocates for defunding the police.
Okay, are all these Democrats a Hollywood stars?
Are they gonna give up their private jets?
Absolutely not.
But they'll lecture us about driving an SUV or a caravan.
Uh, are they gonna give up their armed protection?
I tend to doubt it.
Nancy Pelosi gonna do it, Joe Biden gonna do it.
Uh, any of these liberal governors, they're gonna do it.
I have Comrade de Blasio once in the TV studio, and I'm like, uh, those four guys over there are policemen.
They have guns on them.
Does every New Yorker, should every New Yorker have the ability to also have a weapon inside their home?
We went back and forth for like 20 minutes.
They have a right to be safe.
Guaranteed right to be safe.
I didn't ask if you have a guaranteed right to be safe.
I did they have a right to defend themselves the way you defend yourself?
And oh, one other thing.
The Seattle mayor says we could have the summer of love.
It's more like a block party.
I forgot all about that part.
I meant to get to that earlier.
And the mayor also saying it's not terrorism, this is patriotism.
This is a festive environment.
Now, the president's saying if we have to go in, we'll go in.
Okay.
Well, why don't why doesn't the governor why don't other people do their job?
By the way, new polls shows African Americans oppose defunding police by double digit margin.
Two polls released today, overwhelming majority of the American people oppose these stupid plans of defunding the police.
ABC poll, 57% of African Americans support defunding the the police.
Okay, but um other polls are showing other things.
Self-described liberals support defunding the police by a 13-point margin.
Okay, who are you gonna call?
My favorite question now.
Schumer sides with the defund the police nut jobs in a Senate showdown.
Uh resolution by Tom Cotton called for two simple things.
Justice for George Floyd and to oppose efforts to defund the police.
And Schumer opted to block a resolution uh of Senator Cotton.
Democrats who cheered the anti-cop riots, warned that Trump rallies are dangerous.
A lot of them were out marching.
They're saying because of coronavirus.
Okay.
A little more hypocrisy on top of hypocrisy.
Seattle councilwoman urges uh the city to actually surrender to the Antifa occupiers.
Uh, you don't make this up.
Seattle City Council uh member wants the city to leave the police free zone occupied by protesters in community control permanently.
Huh.
Wonder if the people that own homes and businesses agree with that.
Seattle's police chief reports that rapes and robberies.
This was a national review, are taking place in the cop-free festive um summer of peace autonomy zone.
Another poll shows voters overwhelmingly reject defunding the police.
64% uh overall.
New York Post had this.
This is an ABC poll too.
Uh, okay, you want law and order?
You want open borders?
You want taxes through the roof?
You want uh government-controlled everything, no oil and gas.
You want a socialist utopia that'll fail?
That's what's at stake in 144 days.
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People say all the time, oh, we gotta get the vice president out of the basement.
He's fine in the basement.
Two people see him a day, his two body people.
That's that.
Do you believe there is systemic racism in law enforcement?
Absolutely.
But it's not just in law enforcement, it's across the board.
Everybody's trying to shame us into being embarrassed about our profession.
Well, you know what?
Stop treating us like animals and thugs.
And start treating us with some respect.
Believe it or not, there's only 144 days left till America votes.
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I am only a newkeeper taking him to the office.
That's it.
First of all, exactly.
Taking him to the office.
That's it.
I do not have them.
Nothing.
I'm not here.
Every single day.
Sir, everybody's okay.
That's it, and that's all.
We're not it's not a matter of how many cops are in here.
We're not worried about police.
We have these free already.
We have the free.
We're not worried about police, bro.
I'm worried about police.
Usually I'm black, bro.
I'm not worried about police.
My guys, I gotta fucking I'm not around to the test.
I'm not gonna put on my guy.
I'm black.
I'm alive!
I'm black!
I'm there to be police.
Okay?
As many police go in there, who gives a f we're here to take things.
So when we talk to them and get our together, that's when the f we're gonna get done.
Not worried about the police coming here.
And that's gonna that's all.
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The thing is, you have hijacked it, you have taken the meaning away.
You don't know if you can help protect.
Would you like to be what you like?
Don't try to shut the black community out.
I'm black myself.
No, but you have a lot.
You're not black.
You are not black.
No, no, no.
She said I'm not black.
The thing about it is the vicaring and back and forth.
What kind of change do you get from bickering and back and forth?
Matter of fact, let me take this off.
What kind of bickering?
What kind of change do you get from bickering back and forth?
Check this out.
I'm not done talking, boy.
I'm not done.
You don't let me tell.
I got the mosh.
Like I said, what the no, I ain't doing six feet, man.
Six feet.
You want to take folk up there?
What you want to do at Birch Red Apple?
What you gonna do?
If this is supposed to be a peaceful protest, then you know what?
Use your words and your pen.
Then go ahead and write it.
Write a review, write a complaint, do what you gotta do, but taking a bunch of folk up there to riot and do all that.
What does that solve?
Matter.
Didn't I say six feet?
Didn't I say six feet?
You got two more to go.
You got two more to go.
1300 men and women of the Seattle Police Officers Guild.
We are beside ourselves.
The city has lost all the political will to enforce the rule of law.
I'd like to ask you about what's going on in Seattle.
There's this uh thing called the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone.
What's your thought on that?
The fact that the protesters have taken that over and not allowing people to come and go freely.
Well, that's news to me, so I'll have to reserve any comment about it.
I I have not I have not heard anything about that from any credible source.
Not that you're not credible.
It's just like before I espouse an opinion, I should know of which I speak.
All right, there are the sounds.
Uh we'll have a lot of the sites.
Uh the autonomous zone, which the mob and the media.
Now, I never really thought I'd see this before, but you have a big liberal city in America.
I thought what we were seeing is what, 800 cops pelted with bottles and bricks and rocks and Molotov cocktails.
Some cops have died, uh around 800 now injured.
Uh 20 other people are dead.
Uh now you got in Seattle a, you know, these anarchists now that have literally now taken over.
Six city blocks in one of the one of the city's most prominent uh neighborhoods.
Thought it was bad when we were watching uh precincts in New York City abandoned and burned to the ground, but now it's gotten worse.
They now are armed, they're now setting up checkpoints into and out of the so-called autonomous zone.
Uh the inmates clearly, when you listen to this, are like running the asylum, they're literally trying to kill each other at every other second.
Um business owners are reportedly being extorted.
Uh other buildings are being vandalized, fights have been breaking out, people are being assaulted, an entire police precinct now has been totally abandoned.
Part of the tape you just heard is the the anarchist escorting, escorting now one police officer to the precinct they have now commandeered.
Isn't that nice of them?
Uh ABC even going as far as to say it's uh a festive zone.
Police, they were saying in Seattle have largely withdrawn from a neighborhood where protesters have created a festival-like scene that has President Donald Trump fuming.
Uh and it again, the coverage almost non-existent.
President saying that Seattle can't be occupied by anarchists, and they don't clean this up.
He's gonna have to.
But the Seattle mayor, Jenny Durkin, is defending Capitol Hill's autonomous zone as quote, patriotic.
Wow.
Uh one way to describe it, right?
Uh anyway, new uh hour two, Sean Hannity Show, 800 941 Sean, Newt Gingrich joins us, uh Fox News contributor.
His latest book is called Shakedown.
Uh sir, welcome back.
And I know you've been back and forth to the Holy See, and I know you're watching this day in and day out.
Need to get your thoughts on it.
Well, I would say, welcome to Joe Biden's America.
It's it's a variation on the opposite of Reagan in the second debate when he said about when I asked about his age, I won't take advantage of the youth and inexperience of my opponent.
And Mondale broke up laughing as you remember, of course not did a movie about Reagan and this great scene where you can see in Mondale's eyes, he knows what Reagan just said that the election's over because it was so cut through everything.
So I want to say the opposite here.
To watch Joe Biden is to be embarrassed, to feel sad for him and his family, to wonder why they're putting him through it.
But what's happening in Seattle is the natural outcome, and my newsletter today at Dead King Russian 60 was about Biden, Schumer, and Pelosi.
Because I think we need to think of it as a team.
And they would change America so radically in the first year that we would no longer be the country you and I grew up in, which of course is what they want.
Well, you're seeing in Seattle, and by the way, Abraham Lincoln would have understood this and said this is an act of secession.
These people have taken over a neighborhood, put up signs and say you are leaving the United States.
Now, how can the mayor and the governor tolerate this?
You can't if it's no longer the United States, Then whose laws apply?
Who is protected?
Because remember, if there is no law, the most vicious, the most violent, the strongest, dominate and exploit the weakest and the poorest and the most helpless.
And that's what you're going to see in Seattle.
It's not going to be a summer of love to quote the mayor of Seattle.
It's going to be a nightmare.
Let me ask you about what is now caught fire among many Democratic governors and mayors and and politicians and people in DC about this whole defund the police.
To me, it's a very simple question, Mr. Speaker.
It's okay, who are you going to call at midnight when you're alone in your home with your kids and uh somebody's trying to break in and do harm to your family?
Who are you going to call?
Well, well, first of all, of course, you had this idiotic Democrat uh city council president of Minneapolis who said, worrying about rape is an example of white privilege, which she said actually in CNN.
But uh but I'm not going to step further.
I had a very simple test.
I would say to anybody who talks to me about defunding the police, fine.
Nancy Pelosi should give up her security.
Chuck Schumer should give up his security.
Every Hollywood star should give up their security.
Every governor should give up their security.
You want to walk in and spend the next couple years with no security?
Now talking about defunding the police.
But don't tell me we're going to protect the aristocratic, privileged wealthy, because they have their own police.
But we're going to rip away police for people who are poor, who have no power, who can't protect themselves.
And that's what we're getting.
You think Nancy Pelosi is going to step out without police?
I don't think so.
You think Schumer is going to come back to New York with no police?
I don't think so.
This all this whole thing is an example of the aristocracy of the elected powerful and the movie star rich, and those people who think they're better than the rest of us, so they ought to be protected while the rest of us are made prey to people who are violent and vicious.
I was saying yesterday on radio and TV, we're now 144 days outside of what I think is the I know we say we've said it in the past.
This is the biggest choice election in our lifetime.
This is really it though.
Nothing compares to this moment.
And I'd even argue between COVID and you know the the the economy and how far we get in terms of a V-shaped recovery, um, what happens, how this all plays out in these cities and whether or not Donald Trump is forced to then do the job the governors and the mayors won't do.
So uh a lot of things are gonna happen in 144 days.
I don't have a crystal ball.
I have a lot of thoughts on where I think it's gonna go, and that is the economy will recover.
And I believe coronavirus, if it we get resurgence, we'll know a lot more probably in two weeks, uh, that we at least have the means to better deal with it.
Um I I think that bodes well for the president.
Well, look, I I think this is gonna be an extraordinary fight.
I believe it's the biggest choice since 1860.
Uh I think uh and I wrote my newsletter today at Gigamus 360 on Biden, Schumer, and Pelosi as a team.
My point was don't tell me about Trump.
What you know, this is not a choice between Trump and President perfection.
This is a choice between Trump and a team on the other side.
I mean, you use and I laid out in this newsletter what the first year of a Biden Schumer Pelosi world would be like, and it's pretty terrifying.
I mean, I stay active seven days a week trying to figure out how we make sure that Donald Trump gets re-elected, because I think the alternative is the end of America as you and I have have known it.
And I don't mean that as hyperbole or exaggeration.
And I did an entire series of podcasts on Nancy Pelosi's three trillion dollar bill.
And I'll tell you, you look at the stuff that's in that bill, and you have to conclude if they take control, we will never again be the country we once were.
They will just simply wipe it out.
Um that's what's at stake here.
I mean, eliminating oil and gas, the lifeblood of the world's economy, everything's free, socialism at a level we could never that is totally unsustainable.
These are false promises, uh, a power grab by the state that I don't think you can recover from, and then of course foreign policy weakness once again, that's never gonna end well.
Defunding the military also is part of this uh utopia.
Um, how do you see in terms of the president?
Uh, you know, he's getting hit every single second of every single day.
By the way, one of the things that we'll know probably by November is, you know, how many of these deep state actors that were involved in this attempted coup will be held accountable.
Well, look, I mean, there's no question, and again, I go back to Lincoln and to some extent to Andrew Jackson.
This president has had an entire national establishment do everything it could legally and illegally to try to stop him.
It is an astonishing process, and his achievements, uh, whether in conservative judges or the economy before COVID hit, or rebuilding the military or defending America overseas, his achievements have been beyond astounding.
Um, and I think it's very important to understand that despite the left-wing media's overwhelming hostility, that Trump is truly already a historic figure.
But uh, here's here's what I think it's gonna come down to.
There will be a moment, probably in August, when the campaign will suddenly become real.
In August of 1948, Harry Truman winning for the election, was nine points behind Tom Dewey.
And in fact, he was so far behind that by the innocent till Regallop quit taking polls, and they were all shocked when Truman won on election day.
But he won by telling the truth and hammering away at the Republican Congress and at Dewey.
And I believe if you start thinking, you say the average American, what kind of country do you think Biden, Schumer, and Pelosi will create?
I think you'll find even people who say they're never Trumpers are not going to say they're never Americans.
And I think they will not be able to vote for that future.
Let's go through a little history here.
Robert KKK Byrd, former Senate majority leader, all these years, all the Democrats that uh praise him.
Uh oh, so many monuments all over the place honoring the former Klansmen.
Let's roll tape, take you down memory lane.
There are white.
I've seen a lot of white people in my time.
Well, you mean he was the head of the Democratic Party?
Oh, let's see what the uh the Democrats that want all the monuments down.
Let's see what they have to say about this.
He was a Senate icon.
He was a party leader, he was an elder statesman, and he was my friend.
We know there are things he said and things he did that he came to regret.
I remember talking about that the first time I visited with him.
He said, There are things I regretted in my youth.
You might you may know that.
I said, none of us are absent, some regrets, Senator.
Today our country has lost a true American original.
My friend and mentor Robert Seabird.
Senator Byrd was a man of surpassing eloquence and nobility.
There are white.
I've seen a lot of white in my time.
I admired his tireless advocacy for his West Virginia constituents, his fierce defense of the Constitution and the traditions of the Senate, and his passion for a government that improves the lives of the people it serves.
There are white.
I've seen a lot of white in my time.
They mentioned that he once had a fleeting association with uh Klu Klux Klan, and what does that mean?
I'll tell you what it means.
He was a country boy from the hills and hollows of West Virginia.
He was trying to get elected.
As Secretary of State, I continued to rely on his advice and counsel.
Robert C. Byrd, led by the power of his example, and he made all of us who had the honor of serving as his colleagues, better public servants and better citizens.
Robert Seabird left such a legacy.
Although I and my colleagues behind me revere the Senate, uh Robert C. Byrd elevated the Senate, who was the embodiment of his state.
There's ever a senator who in fact reflected his state?
It was Robert C. Byrd.
Every time I sat with a leader, I never called Senator Byrd Senator.
I always called him leader.
He was devoted to all of you, like few senators in the 37 years I was there, 36 plus years I was there that I have ever known.
He was fiercely devoted, as you've all heard, to his principles.
Even once he became power, he always spoke truth to power.
standing up for the people he proudly was part of this the senator made a very moving and eloquent speech as a son of the confederacy Acknowledging that it was time to change and yield to a position that Senator Carl Mosley Braun raised on the floor of the Senate.
Not granting a federal charter to a organization made up of many fine people who continue to display the Confederate flag.
All right, there you hear the blatant hypocrisy.
By the way, uh Nancy Pelosi now, Wednesday demanding the removal of all Confederate statues uh occupying the uh U.S. Capitol, uh, as of now remains silent uh on her very father's role in overseeing the dedication of the Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee Monument while serving as Baltimore's mayor in 1948.
Uh be interesting to see if she thinks what her father dedicated should come down.
We know all about, for example, the the story of Robert Byrd, and um uh it's getting more interesting by the moment.
Former Speaker of the House, New Kingrich is with us, his new book Shakedown.
Um, well, uh J. William Fulbright was the mentor of Bill Clinton.
You know more about J. William Fulbright than I do.
Hillary's mentor was well, Robert KKK Byrd, and and Joe Biden had an awful lot of nice things to say about him, and do we get rid of all the Byrd mo monuments too?
Because they're pretty much everywhere all over West Virginia and DC.
Look, I want to bring this whole statue argument to right now today.
There is a large statue of Lenin in Seattle, Washington.
Now, if we're not going to accept statues that are in any way inappropriate to human dignity, I would argue that the statue of Lenin has to come down.
And I think that's a very good test for liberals.
I think there's a lot of good tests.
I I I want to hear Nancy Pelosi, you know, her opinion on her own father who oversaw the dedication of these Confederate statues.
I want to know her position on that.
I want to know if she's consistent, in other words.
Well, I've been frankly, I I did a piece about this the other day.
You know, both her father and her brother were the mayors of Baltimore.
So if we want to talk about what has caused enormous pain for poor Americans and especially for poor urban blacks, why don't we talk about how many years the Democrats have run places like Baltimore, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago,
and Pelosi's role, which is intimately tied both to Baltimore and to San Francisco, and it's pretty hard to say that it's Donald Trump's problem if the Democrats, for example, have run Chicago for 89 consecutive years.
Uh to now turn to say, oh, but this is all Donald Trump's problem.
So I I think I think there are a lot of fights we can have here, and I think that the left desperately wants to avoid arguing about performance by putting in symbolism and emotion and empathy.
Uh so that you know, taking a knee replaces fixing the school system.
Uh, and I think that we shouldn't let him get away with it.
We should go after him head on.
Now, I I also think once you go down the road of eliminating statues, movies, books, you name it, you're on a very slippery slope that ends up in a totalitarian society.
Uh, and I think that uh there's something more than a little sick by what we're seeing happening and by the kind of group think that is being literally imposed on the country.
So it's almost like Maoism in China.
If you don't think this way, you're a bad person.
And I think that uh we ought to take it head on and say no.
That we're not we're not gonna repudiate our history, and we're not gonna uh and and allow you to destroy art simply because it doesn't fit this week's version.
You know, when you think of the party of Lincoln, the Republican Party, the emancipation proclamation.
I might be wrong, Mr. Speaker.
You're the historian, not me, but uh uh if I remember correctly, there was a party of segregation and the Southern Manifesto, and I believe it was uh Democrats who introduced that Southern Manifesto, the a document to resist the landmark Supreme Court decision of Brown v.
Board of Education.
Um the 1960s, we saw the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act, 64 and 65 respective uh respectively, and it was Lyndon Johnson relying on Republicans to get that bill passed.
Um if my memory serves me well, it's been a while since I've been in school.
Well, you're right, but look, what what we face is the great propaganda machine in the news media and the willingness of Democrats to say whatever they have to say to win, even if it's totally false.
And I would argue that frankly, uh they have been as destructive, particularly for poor urban blacks, uh, in the modern era as their predecessors were in the South when when segregation was entirely a function of the Democratic Party.
And I they don't want to admit to that, but virtually everything we think of that was bad about segregation was brought about by the Democrats against Republican opposition over and over again.
It's it was Republican presidents who sent the Army in, for example, to suppress the Ku Klux Klan.
Uh and I think that uh we we we have to be more courageous in standing up for the truth about the real history of America and not allowing them to invent some fantasy version that fits their political needs.
Let me move on to I I think certain events, if I had to guess, coronavirus is one, and whether or not we have a bad rebound, it's always a potential, it's usually predictable to some extent.
Um I think we'll know a lot more about how big that potentially could be in the next two weeks after all these protests, um, hopefully die down.
But uh so you've got that to factor in.
Uh I was shocked.
The experts were off.
Well, first the models were off with coronavirus, all of them, and all of the all the information pretty much we were given, except that we've got to take care of the older people, elderly people, those with underlying conditions and compromised immune systems, that remained constant.
Everything else varied and changed, and they couldn't be more wrong.
Um, but I think uh predictions on the economy, for example, May's numbers ended up being net plus two 2.5 million jobs.
They were predicting net minus 9 million jobs.
Uh how much hope does that give you that by the time we get to October and the second uh third quarter numbers come in that we will see what we call a V-shaped recovery in the economy?
Well, I think we have a real chance to get to a V-shaped recovery, despite the effort of every Democrat to slow it down.
And I think the president's uh decision to let every state explore on their own and to have a freedom, a laboratory of democracy was exactly right.
And of course, you've seen a number of states now, almost all of them states that voted for Trump that are beginning to reopen, beginning to have the economy grow.
But I really believe the president should send up to the Congress a dramatic bold tax bill that would have a one-year suspension of the payroll tax, a hundred percent uh uh deductibility for businesses, uh, and an ability to see companies who came out of China and moved their businesses back home to the U.S. and several other things.
He needs to put the Congress on notice.
We need to keep the momentum up, not relax, not rest, but continue to push towards economic growth.
And and let Nancy Pelosi explain to the country why she won't move a tax.
You know, a payroll tax cut would be very, very popular.
And people would understand that it actually allows working Americans to keep more of their own money, it allows small businesses to keep more of their own money, and a one-year holiday on the on the that tax would have enormous positive impact on the economy.
I don't think the president can relax.
He's He has to get up every morning and think about what am I doing today to keep this economy growing?
Because the news media and the Democratic governors and the Democrats in Congress are going to do everything they can to keep Americans unemployed so that they can defeat Trump.
I mean, defeating Trump's their goal in life.
And they don't mind how many Americans they hurt to try to get there.
So he's got to be very tough-minded and very focused on getting this economy growing.
All right, quick break.
We'll come back more with uh former Speaker of the House, New Gingrich on the other side, then Project Veritas's James O'Keefe, his next installment of his undercover work on Antifa.
Alright, as we continue with former Speaker of the House, New King Rich's new book out, by the way, uh Shakedown.
So let me ask this.
Um Terry McCulloff, pretty revealing.
I'm fine with with Joe in his basement bunker.
No, let him stay in the basement bunker.
He only sees two people a day.
I'm like, is that that's it?
That's a whole new uh model and paradigm being developed right before our eyes on how to inspire people to vote for you.
Stay in your bunker, only see two people a day.
Um Democrats are fine with that.
Well, you know, they have a real problem.
In the end, you think?
Yeah.
Sooner or later.
Well, I mean, in the end, sooner or later, he is gonna come out in the open.
And if he said no practice, no preparation.
And what I've seen so far is is frankly painful.
I I watched the uh Biden on the view when they tried to coach him into how to apologize for you know sexual advances, and it was so painful.
Every time he opens his mouth, it's painful.
Why do you think though?
I mean, I think it's a fair question.
They asked it about Reagan.
You referred to this earlier in 1984 after didn't have a good first debate against Walter Mondale, and you know, does he have the mental alertness, the the stamina, the strength, the the mental acumen to take on the hardest job in the world.
And you know, you're right.
He won it with that one, I'm not gonna let my opponents' youth and inexperience be an issue in this campaign game over.
It's a great moment of history.
But the question is, you know, I don't think Biden's capable of that moment, in my humble opinion, but they know everybody's acting in the media and Democratic Party like there's nothing wrong.
The only reason Terry McCullough got caught is because he didn't know he was being taped.
You know, I'll tell you, I I don't I've thought about this a lot.
I don't know how Trump can debate him.
Because I think it could be such an overmatch that people could end up feeling so sorry for Biden.
Uh not that that would necessarily vote for him, but I mean I think it's almost unfair or inappropriate to put him back out in public.
All right, Mr. Speaker, you've you've been more than generous with your time.
His new book, by the way, Shakedown, it's on Hannity.com, Amazon.com.
I'd say bookstores everywhere, but I don't know if bookstores by you might be open or not.
Uh Mr. Speaker, always appreciate you uh being with us.
In tr great insight when we come back, news roundup, information overload hour.
James O'Keefe, his next undercover installment with Project Veritas on Antifa tactics and uh uh where they're getting some of their money from straight ahead.
The whole goal of this, right?
Is to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible.
How violent is Antifa or RCA particular practice things like an eye gas.
It takes very little uh pressure to injure someone's eyes.
They do not hesitate to either push back or incite some kind of violence.
In our classes and in our meetings, when before we do uh any sort of demonstration or black block, you know, we talk about weapons detail and what we carry and what we should have.
What is black block?
Well, this is black block right now.
The term is used to uh a tactic in which individuals conceal their identity to look uniform such so that no one can be identified in an act of a crime.
With RCA, it seems much more structured, almost like a company or like a business.
So, you know, I feel like there is some type of outside funding influence or resources being used.
Consider like destroying your enemy, not like delivering a really awesome right hand, right left eye below, you know.
Um it's not boxing, it's not cake boxing.
It's like destroying your did apply for a reaction for us at Lembra a long time ago when I was doing more um abortion rights and depending clinics.
We actually did get uh uh advance from them around uh we started anything called in the National T and C for Middle Control, we are not gonna reach millions of millions.
That's just a that's just straight out.
We are not gonna do it.
We need millions of dollars to reach millions of you can get a meeting like um either one of those artillery or like he would be yeah, uh very important experience in life.
And then what uh um right now I don't know if we cook the meeting today, they're a meeting with his main his main advisor on the kind of I don't know who that is, so but that's kind of a big deal.
I mean, that's we're meeting we've been talking to his assistant.
He was gonna first said he was gonna meet, then he got busy, he made the announcement.
Yeah.
And I wouldn't be surprised if I think he has only me speaking based on reading newspapers and uh you guys political ambitions.
Well, yeah, and that there's always been the rumor he's gonna work that he may actually want to be directly connected.
So the idea is you step to the side, grab the person, and then slam them down.
Okay.
That's one way.
So here's the other the other way.
Come on, so you grab this.
Or you just out the elbow.
He will let go.
When I first infiltrated them, I was a little worried.
They uh were definitely learning tactics that were not in uh for defense.
It was definitely for offense.
Uh on the front.
They would say on their website that these were defensive classes, but all the tactics they used were offensive.
Uh their goals are the like abolition of uh the state to uh shut down prisons, abolish the ice, the police force, and the United States government.
Oh, abolishing the government.
Now we know what Antifa is.
We're gonna say it's self-defense, but it's really offensive, uh, that they're gonna be involved in.
Uh that a series now uh the I guess it's now the third or fourth part of the series.
It's hard to keep up.
Uh James O'Keefe and Project Veritas, he's the founder of Project Veritas, their undercover work infiltrating the group Antifa, uh Stealth Underground, extremely paranoid.
Uh and Antifa describing, you know, fight training, body slamming, and hit them in the beep, and you know, saying they want to abolish the U.S. government.
James O'Keefe is back with us.
Uh why don't you just sum up uh because we'll show this new video uh tonight, but you know, explain the whole thing here.
Sean, um so basically we released the uh last installment yesterday.
Uh this is a national organizer for refused fascism, a man named Andy Z and another woman named Key Stern, both of them leadership for this anti-file group, uh refuse fascism, and they're talking about how they get their money.
Uh this is a direct quote, quote, we actually did get a grant from Soros.
George Soros.
They also say that they have been working with and meeting with a man named Tom Steyr, who's a billionaire from California, and they claim that Steyr does not want to be uh quote directly connected.
Uh and they and they talk about this.
So we have done now four videos.
The first few videos show they're violent, they're poking people's eyes out, training them how to uh commit acts of offensive violence, reframe assault is self-defense.
And this last installment, it actually shows in their own words uh hidden camera videos of the meeting with potential funders talking about who is funding them.
And all of this, Sean proves this is not just uh a bunch of kids in the street.
This is a organized group of people uh that are doing things ahead of time.
Well, you know, I don't know exactly who all the anarchists are.
I don't know if anybody really knows, but you know, I never thought we'd be seeing what we're seeing in the streets of our big cities, although they've been running to the ground for decades now by democratic governors and democratic mayors and been totally ineffective.
And I thought it was bad enough when we saw, okay, nobody's gonna listen to a curfew, and then the looting and the arson and the r you know rioting, uh burning of police uh precincts, uh then of course eight hundred cops about now have been injured,
a couple of them killed with rocks, bottles, bricks, molotov cocktails fired at them, and if that didn't get if that wasn't enough to shock people, uh now we have an entire, you know, part of a city, this one, Seattle, where they've actually commandeered an entire part of the the town, uh, including the police precinct, which was abandoned.
They actually let them have it, and they're doing nothing to, you know, protect the people that live in there.
There are many homes in there, uh, or protect the police precinct.
They're doing nothing.
And, you know, we're getting these proclamations from this these genius uh politicians out there saying, no, this is the summer of love and a festive zone and an autonomous zone, and no, this is patriotic, according to the Seattle mayor.
And I'm like, I don't know what they're looking at.
Uh, but that's not what I see, James O'Keefe.
Sean, and again, just to reiterate for your audience listening, that that what we filmed in New York was them reframing an assault, a violent assault, them reframing that as as self-defense, which is probably a criminal act if you're intending to hurt someone and you're you're lying about the reasons that you're doing it.
But this is the first time anyone's uh has ever infiltrated Antifa.
The recording that you played just now was one of the brave undercover journalists for Project Viratas talking about how he was scared for his life.
If something went wrong, he got found out that he could get hurt.
And also one of the first times you've ever seen any of these donors' names mentioned.
They mentioned Soros, they mentioned Steyr, they say they're meeting with his staff, they say that he's making potential donations indirectly.
So it's we don't have any confirmation of that, though.
I mean, do you believe them?
Did you find that they were just really opening up?
Well, their confirmation is their lips moving and them saying the words that we got a grant from Soros.
This is their words, not mine.
This is a woman named T Stern, head of the Atlanta chapter of Refused Fascism, uh confirming this is according to her that this is the sort of people that they work with, and then and and Andy Z lists 10,000, 50,000 checks that they get from donors to fund this activity.
Then the media claims they're not even a group.
They claim they're not even a group.
And and they're meeting with billionaires to fund.
What do we know about this?
Because this is important.
Again, different cities apparently have different a they're apparently all under a banner of Antifa, but they have different names in different cities.
Um loosely bonded together, or do you believe that really is far more centralized than anybody knows?
The facts of what we've uncovered, which is that they have a national organizer, that they meet with moneyed uh financial people, uh, that they have trainings, right?
You've seen this is all the stuff you've seen in the tapes.
They have PowerPoint presentations in in Portland, Oregon, where they teach you how to gouge out eyes.
They have uh martial arts training, which you and I talked about earlier this week, where they reframe an assault as self-defense and teach you uh how to really hurt somebody.
Uh so I again it's just is it organized?
It's self-evident uh uh based upon the fact that they have trainings, have leadership, have donors, and in fact plan all this disruption.
In fact, this man Andy Z uh tells our undercover reporter, while Tom Steyer might not be directly connected, that you have all these cities and a certain point this quote dominates the national news.
It's a very disruptive force.
This is an intent.
This is this has been planned by a an individual who is the leader.
And they claim that this is not planned.
So what this evidence suggests is it's just confirming what we all suspect, Sean.
It's just on tape.
It's the them in their own words, as I always say.
Yeah, did you notice by the way out in Seattle, you know, all these leftists against Building a wall wall at our southern border.
Boy, they they built up uh a wall among their summer festival area autonomous zone of the summer of free love uh zone.
Uh that wall went up pretty quick.
You know, the I guess the more shocking thing here is that you know the mayor, the governor, they're saying this is patriotic.
They're saying that this is a summer of love, that this is all peaceful.
Now we you know we've got audio and we got video of them even fighting amongst each other constantly.
Yeah, I mean it's it's it's it it's certainly not from what we've seen peaceful, like like I keep saying they they've gouging out eyes and and and training people how to commit assault.
I know that you know a thing or two about martial arts.
Watch the tape of that training and see what their intent is.
It is to hurt people, it is to dominate the news cycle.
And and and I really hope that these individuals they've mentioned in these tapes.
I hope that someone in the media puts pressure on them to ask for a comment.
Remember, they're giving through blind trusts, they're giving through anonymous means.
So if the lead organizers are saying names about who's funding them, someone should ask those people questions.
I know Tom Steyer ran for president, so I know he's he's got political ambitions, and and that's what uh Andy Z says, but they met with his people.
They met with his uh people to talk about these activities, and so the question is what did he know and when did he know it?
Well, I think those are all good questions.
Um okay, so this is the last installment on this.
Will you give us a preview of coming attractions?
Because I know James O'Keefe well.
I've known you since the first video you released.
And I'm just imagining you're working on some other project simultaneously.
Well, Sean, because I I really really uh consider you a close friend.
I actually will tell you uh what's the right thing.
No way.
I'm actually no, I'm gonna Linda.
Listen to this.
I'm gonna get a tip.
Finally conclude Sean.
Breaking news now.
That's funny.
All right, go ahead.
What do you got?
I you've been so good to Project Eric Doss, and in fact, I'm gonna tell you two pieces of breaking news.
Here's the first.
The first is because you've had me on your show the last couple times, we've had a whistleblower, an insider inside Antifa come to us.
That's the first bit of breaking news.
And and we're gonna be with I can't give anything more away, but we have one of them come to us, which is very cool this week.
The second bit of breaking news is that we're gonna Twitter, Facebook, Google, one of those companies next week, it's gonna be big.
Uh we talk about we talk about what's happening in our country with with diversity, we you know, and some of these discussions.
We've obtained some information inside of one of these big companies, big tech companies that is gonna blow you away.
We basically caught them essentially breaking the law, and we have absolute tangible proof and of an insider who's going to speak to us um uh in the shadows about it.
We think it's gonna be a very big story.
We think it elicit a response from the leadership at one of these big tech companies, and we're gonna release that next week.
Uh, it is amazing.
I mean, with all this information you've been able to gather and all this evidence and all this proof and the attorney general talking straight up about an investigation into some specific individuals that uh I've got to imagine at some point in time that these videos uh might be extremely valuable to law enforcement.
I guess we'll see that soon.
The question is whether the attorney general wants to prosecute or the California attorney general wants to prosecute since tech companies located there.
But I can promise you, Sean, we got the evidence, they're breaking the law next week.
Okay, James O'Keefe, Project Veritas.com.
Links on Hannity.com.
Uh James, thanks for sharing that with us, and we'll be following very closely in the days, weeks, months ahead.
We we appreciate you sharing it with us.
All right, time for a quick call here as we say hi.
Mike is in Florida.
We'll do uh phones uh for the final half hour of the show today.
What's up, Mike?
How are you?
We got about a minute fifteen.
It's all yours.
Okay, Sean, good afternoon.
Uh, first of all, thank you for all you do and uh telling the people straight like it is.
Um Sean, I'm a retired New York City detective with over 25 years.
I'm not sure.
Thank you for your service, by the way.
Yeah.
Thank you.
I came on 30 plus years ago, and uh times are different, yes.
And what um what's going on right now?
If you recall, Sean, the Brooklyn Bridge riots, the Crown Heights rights, the Washington Heights riots.
Yes, they did that in my time, but we quelled them because we dictated where and how they rioted.
In other words, we we were the controlling factor.
This is just pure anarchy.
These uh the higher ups, I'm not blaming the cops.
They're trying to do their jobs on the flat line every single day.
Hey, By the way, Mike is day out.
The police spokesperson, a spokeswoman said, this was not my decision to leave our precinct and hand it over to the anarchists.
No, I I agree with that, but I'm talking about other places.
Like it and it it's it's just mind-boggling how the higher ups are now, they're not backing their cops.
And and I don't blame the cops for not doing their job.
I mean, we took an oath, we uphold the law.
Even our us retired guys, our oath does not retire when we do.
It retires when we pass away.
You know, when we die.
That's how we our mentality is.
Let me just say back into the game.
What you did is the way to handle it.
I mean, you non-lethal force.
You don't let them take over a city.
You protect other people in the city, you protect property.
It's simple.
Uh people like you put your life on the line every day.
The 25 years you served your with honor and distinction.
We appreciate it, Mike.
Thank you.
Well, we come back right to the phone, straight ahead.
800-94-1 Sean, if you want to join us.
All right, 25 to the top of the hour.
800-941 Sean.
You want to be a part of the program.
We will have all the latest tonight, 9 Eastern set you D VR, Hannity Fox News on all the anarchy, madness, insanity.
Uh Greg is in New Jersey.
Greg, hi, how are you?
Happy Friday, sir.
Glad you called.
How are you doing, Sean?
It's uh honor to speak with you.
Thank you for taking my call.
I'm uh fellow martial artists like you.
I'm a student.
And by the way, everyone may oh Hannity's gonna talk about his martial arts again.
I'm a student.
I you know, did I ever say I was an expert, Greg?
I'm not I'm not.
No, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
And you never are when you're a martial artist.
You're always a student for life.
That's the way it is.
But I'm seven years in, I know a little bit.
And I was listening to you speaking on Wednesday with your sense savers.
Really good stuff.
And I and I took a lot of training in uh PPCT, which is pressure point control tactics.
And police officers really need to learn this stuff.
What they need to learn is not just about the anatomy of the body, they need to learn how what happens to the body when your heart rate elevates in certain situations.
And it'll help them do their job much better, and there's training out there for them.
And and I back them on that.
It's very hard to get these guys to train, but it's a it's an awesome thing to do and get them to be able to do it.
He does it for free.
He does it for discounts, he does it for free.
He wants to help law enforcement.
I mean, he's and by the way, this guy's a lawyer that has just followed his passion, my sense, I sense like Glenn, but you know, um look, it is you're right.
We need more training for these guys, and pressure points, of course, but so you know, when you start getting into Japanese jujitsu and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and and you know, targeted striking.
I mean, it it is a precise art.
They're called the arts.
And for me, what works for me is all repetition.
I do a lot of self-defense, re you know, how do I deal with um firearms if it's out in front of me?
How do I strip it?
Getting a gun offline, fight the man, strip the gun, break the finger, step back, tap rack four over three.
I mean, it's just my passion.
I like it.
Yeah, and and you know what it is.
It's not only just training the police officers, it's also they have to continue training so they don't forget.
And that's what happens a lot.
They do some things and then they stop.
You have to continually do it.
And you know that.
I listen, I know that because let's say we we don't do a lot of uh jujitsu for a while.
Then I have to go back to it.
He's like, okay, what do you do?
And I'm like, oh, I have to think.
The idea is not to think, the idea is to do.
Um, but you know what?
The repetition helps.
For me, it's a passion.
Uh I love MMA.
I love the octagon.
I love these guys.
I you know, two, I call them gladiator sports, warrior sports, and and obviously one is MMA, the other's, I think NFL football, college football.
And uh, you know, I just admire what it takes to be at the top of your game.
Uh I watch these guys in in the octagon, I'm like, wow.
Um, one of the things that we do too is uh we were joking about pain day.
That's real.
Because the thinking is what his thinking is, okay.
If you can't take a little pain, what's gonna happen if somebody hits you?
You're just gonna say, ow, it hurts.
You know, it's gotta be meaningless to you.
And by the way, with all the pain he gives me, it's pretty meaningless now.
Um I can take a lot.
So um but you have to experience that to understand it, right?
Yeah, oh yeah.
Oh Linda, how bad is Pain Day?
You've watched it many times.
I show people I mean I I could never do it.
Oh, well, you could come on, Linda.
You're sure you could.
No, I know she's right.
I do my biking.
I do my bike in the back.
Yeah, she does her Peloton.
She does the Peloton bike.
So how bad was it with when Lawrence Jones when we were at that dinner in New Hampshire?
And I always throw a dinner for all the tech guys, all the people on our team and and we radio and TV.
And you know, I'm going, I do pain day, and then I go, Lawrence, a thousand bucks.
All you have to do is do what I do.
I I need months to train.
And he's he's a big strong guy.
I mean, uh, he wanted no part of it.
It was hilarious.
Yeah, but there's a difference between being strong and being like, you know, when you work out every day, that's your muscles are very acclimated to the kind of pressure that you're putting them under.
Like that stuff that you do takes, I mean, a very long time to get prepared for.
And I I mean, it to me it looks scary.
I wouldn't want to hit anybody like that.
Yeah.
Well, anyway, could what do you uh are you like me and and Glenn, do you do a um uh an eclectic blend of arts, any particular art you're uh, you know, yeah.
I I 19 years uh in Taekwondo and I'm a fourth degree black belt, but I've trained in a lot of different arts in jujitsu, I've done some grappling.
Um I've done Kali, I've done Hagana, I've done uh JKD is a big one for me, uh J Kundo.
I really enjoy that.
That's a great, great art to train in.
But yeah, I mean I've I've done a lot and I love it all.
But you know what I think about it is that you have to find the things that work the best for you.
Everybody's different, and you pick stick to those things and you put those in your toolbox and that's what you use.
That's it.
What he's been able to do for me is it's an eclectic blend, but it's very much situational self-defense in my case, and a lot of strength and core building.
Uh it's a combination of both, and boxing and you know, blade sticks, firearms, uh varying arts, Krab Maga, Kenpo, juj uh Japanese jujitsu.
Um, and you know, I just like it.
It's a passion.
Um I nowhere near your class of of martial artists, but I have nothing but no no no, don't say that.
Don't say that, my friend.
Uh oh.
That's the two things I learned that were most important in martial arts was humility.
It's true.
You you you you'll never stop being a student.
You bow in.
We we we bow in, and you know this.
You look at you know, your training partners, your sensei, you bow in, you put your uh open hand, you put your fist in your hand.
If you're using any type of weapon, if you're doing weapon work, you turn it backwards, upside down, and show that you are showing respect that we're not there to hurt each other, and but we're here to train and do business.
All right, thanks, Greg.
Two most important things self-control and that.
So that's it.
Oh, all I get is are you gonna listen to me?
Back off.
You back off backwards.
You do this.
Oh, he's like afraid I'm like uh a loose cannon.
And I'm like, I'm not a loose cannon, I'm gonna walk away every time if I can.
Um anyway, thanks, Greg.
Appreciate it.
Love to talk with you.
Uh 800 941 Sean is our number.
John in uh Washington.
John, how are you?
Washington State or Washington, DC?
Washington State, Sean, how are you doing?
Oh, welcome to the People's Socialist Republic of Seattle.
Oh no, I don't live near there.
I live on the east side where people have common sense.
Uh good.
You well, how do you feel about portion of your state now being taken over by the anarchist?
Well, number one, it shouldn't happen.
Back in 92, I was with the LATD during the riot.
And quick anecdotal story was we knew what was going on, but you had a fight between the chief of police then Gates and the mayor.
And when it started at Florence in Normandy, my partner and I, Sammy Call saw what was going on, and we decided, hey, if we go there, we might have to shoot two or three people, but it'll stop there.
On our way out, we were stopped and said the chief has stood us down.
And we tried to sneak out, they caught us, and we were not allowed to go.
And that's what happens when you do not keep law and order from the beginning, from the outset.
Look, it's yeah, I I here's something that people have got to understand.
There's never going to be on video.
Now I'm I'm all in favor.
I believe in body cams, I believe squad cars need uh uh cameras.
I I think it keeps cops honest and it keeps the public honest also.
Because you know what?
Uh if you if anyone, if there's any resistance at all, um it's never gonna look pretty.
And so having a record of it and following proper procedures and more training.
It it I think it helps everybody and keeps everybody honest.
That's why when they cancel cops and they cancel the live PD, I'm like, no, that helps the public understand what what guy guys like yourself go through.
It's not easy.
Well, Sean, one of the things is we were always taught that, and I've done law enforcement even overseas as a consultant, but we were taught if you're gonna use violence, it should be so overwhelmingly violent that it's short and over with.
But one of the main points I like to make is all the training in the world does not matter if you don't have the trust of the citizens you're policing.
And one of the biggest outdated modes has to be done away with police cannot sit in a patrol car with their friends and partners, then promote to IA, and then all of a sudden you're gonna put that person in prison if they did they did something that's a crime.
It's unrealistic.
What needs to happen is you can't even use outside agencies, the FDI.
All of them are part of the law enforcement system.
You need service trained people.
We have so many good detectives that are retired sitting around that if you put them together and we're able to let the citizens of that community work side by side with those service trained advocates, then what happens is now they get to learn how tough the job is, and the police officers who are under investigation have somebody that understands their language, understands the situation you go through.
That's why on some of your shows I've heard people talk about community uh boards to review police action.
If you have no concept of how to read a police department manual, what shall or should not mean, then it's like sending somebody who does fishing to your studio to do your sound mixing.
It it doesn't work.
It's uh and people have to remember one other thing here, and this is critical.
They have to remember that even if it's just a routine traffic stop that the cop never knows what's on the other side ever.
They their adrenaline is pumping.
They that they don't know.
And we've seen horrible situations evolve, even on a on a simple traffic sp stop.
But you know, I always say the ninety-nine percent.
They you know, most people I know, John, that go into your profession, um and st you go to protect and you go to serve.
And the ninety-nine percent are so dedicated.
And you know I'll look at it this way.
You have two percent of the population that based upon criminal science, two percent are gonna be killers and and thieves.
Two percent are gonna be your troublemakers.
If you think for whatever reason we could we could keep two percent out of the police department, it's unrealistic.
And so I propose, and I'll keep proposing that until citizens are trained and law enforcement officers are trained to interact.
I was trained as a little boy by my parents to have respect for the police, and that if something happens, you say yes, sir, no, sir, and then you take it up with the supervisor afterwards, you don't escalate aggression.
Police need to be held to a higher standard.
On a traffic stop, if you're adrenaline pumping, then you need more training because the only time my adrenaline pumps is when I know there's a threat.
Other than that, you are nice to everybody, but always have a plan to take them down.
You start you're it's listen, it's hard to do.
I mean, you know, look at these New York City cops getting doused with waters, their car their car, patrol cars.
It's just sad.
I'm gonna move on, John.
But listen, people like you make our city's uh streets safer, more secure for all of us.
You're a rock star.
Many thanks to you and and all the brave men and women that do protect and serve every day, and they do it with honor and distinction.
Thank you.
Uh all right, uh, let's say hi to Adam in Minneapolis.
What's up, Adam?
How are you?
Hi, Sean.
Uh pleasure to speak with you.
We don't say the word Minneapolis anymore here.
We say land of my pillows.
And uh I love Mike Lindell, but man, I tell you, I thought I could talk a lot.
He can talk it circles around me.
I love the guy.
He's such a good guy.
Yes, absolutely.
Well, hey, uh the reason for my call is every day we get a body count and the number of shootings in Chicago.
Terrible.
And I have I have an idea for President Trump.
Uh Land Marine One and White Sox baseball park and meet with the black leaders in that area and become the first president to really attempt to solve that particular problem on the southwest side of Chicago.
I think the Democrats would lose their minds and Trump would become a superhero with the majority of the black population.
I think uh it's gonna be very interesting because the obviously the president announced yesterday after meeting with a lot of key people that there is a reform package that he's working on, but he wants it to be meaningful.
You know, none of the simple you know, people kneeling for eight minutes and forty-six seconds.
Uh that doesn't make up for you know the 50 years they've been in the House or the Senate doing nothing.
Um you know, all the talk that that Chicago, for example, has gotten over the years, decades of democratic rule, and they haven't fixed their their crime, their violence uh problem in their neighborhoods.
And you're right.
I I think I'm the only one on television to ever scroll the names of everybody.
Uh this is going back a ways during Obama's time as president, and you know, all the people shot, their names.
You've never heard them.
All the people shot and killed.
We scrolled their names.
You've never heard of them.
And it's like year in and year out, nobody does anything.
And and you know, now he but but here's the problem, too.
Your governor or the governor in Illinois, he wants nothing to do with Donald Trump coming in and helping uh the the state out, even when there's unrest going on.
I mean, it's it's insane.
Well, uh apparently that area uh I guess when the stockyards left many, many, many years ago, it was not replaced with any sort of job opportunities.
And obviously, Donald Trump is very effective at doing that, you know, uh i.e.
the economy.
But uh I I think that would go uh a long way in addition to what he's already done to heck with the governor, to heck with the mayor, just glam at uh Marine One, meet with the black leaders and say, you know what, let's try to let's try to figure a way that everyone doesn't have to kill each other and uh and take the first step.
I mean, the optics of uh Marine One flying into Chicago I think it's a good idea.
No, I like it.
But you know, look, I something has to be done.
I mean, it's hard when the states are fighting against the president begging them to take the help he's offering, and by the way, you know, as a matter of process and law, they have to ask for the help unless the president, you know, relies on the 1807 Insurrection Act.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for this Friday.
Hannity tonight, uh nine Eastern C D VR on the Fox News channel.
We're loaded up a powerful, powerful testimony that was given this week uh by Angela Underwood.
Her brother was killed in the line of duty, and incredible story that she's gonna tell you, and I hope make Americans think.
So we have some breaking news on the deep state.
Dan and uh Bangino and Geraldo.
It's all coming up nine Eastern tonight.
Hannity.
Uh we'll see you then back here on Monday.
Have a great weekend, all of us.
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