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And uh we have a lot of some we have some good news polling wise, although I'm not paying that much attention to polls.
I'm looking for trends.
I'm looking for anecdotal information.
It really is going to come down to the ever weak, frail, confused, befuddled, confounded Joe Biden uh versus Donald Trump, that seems like the energizer bunny.
I thought he had a great town hall.
I didn't see it until later I taped it.
Although not many people watch it.
I mean, I'm sure it hurt my ratings.
I haven't seen my ratings yet, but it only had like 3.8 million people.
We average more people on any given night, actually.
So it's a little weird um to see that.
Uh, but you know, nobody trusts Georgie Stephanopoulos.
It was a you know hostile crowd, hostile George, and uh the president just handled it with ease and grace.
You know the biggest, the biggest untold story is just how bad a shape Joe Biden is.
So he's out on the campaign trail in Florida yesterday, and at one point, a couple of things happened, and I'll play a montage that I'm gonna isolate this this Ricky Martin song, uh Desposito.
Um and it's now you know, my staff is having too much fun today, and they're like, well, you know what the song is, right?
I'm like, I don't know.
Oh, it's Ricky Martin.
I said, well, Ricky Martin seems like an incredible performer to me, living La Vita Loca.
I mean, that was like a that was that was the entire culture loving that for a long time.
And then he, I think he went on the you know, kind of stayed out of the public eye for a while.
I have no idea why, but I thought he was a gifted, talented performer.
Anyway, so then he gets at one point he goes on this rant, because if you could take care, if you were a quartermaster, you can sure in hell take care uh running uh, you know, um a department store um thing uh you know uh where in the second floor of the ladies' department or whatever, you know what I mean.
I'm like, huh?
Can you say, can you explain that for me?
Can you explain that?
What the hell is he saying?
This is just the average day, the mob, the media, they just ignore it.
Let's let's play.
Let me play it for you, just as this is just from yesterday.
He says daily troop updates.
U.S. troops died in Iran and Afghanistan.
Harris Biden administration is going to relaunch that effort.
If you could take care of it, you were a quartermaster.
You can sure in hell take care of running a you know department store uh thing, you know, where in the second floor of the ladies' department or whatever.
You know what I mean?
They ran parliament.
They ran parliament voted to eject all Americans and coalition forces from the country.
We made solar energy cost competitive with traditional energy and weatherized more than a million homes.
I just have one thing to say.
Hang on here.
Hang on.
Alright.
There you go.
Dance a little bit, Joe.
Come on.
I'll show you, my boy.
I tell you what, if I had the talent of any one of these people, I'd be I'd be elected president by acclamation.
Okay.
Now, there's a lot to digest there.
Again, because if you could take care, if you are a quartermaster, you you can sure in hell take care, running uh uh a you know uh department store uh thing, you know, uh, where in the second floor of the ladies' department or whatever, you know what I mean.
I go, what?
Now, by the way, Jason, you told me it was Ricky Martin.
Yeah, yes.
Yeah, yeah, I get them wrong every so often, all right?
There Louise Fonzi apparently sings despacito, right?
Now, here's the irony, it doesn't matter.
Uh uh they're both very talented.
So and it by the way, I know the song.
I've heard the song before.
Uh Despacito.
Now, the word actually means correct me or anyone here if I'm wrong.
It doesn't mean slowly.
Yes, it does.
right.
All right.
Now, this is the worst part.
This is where my staff is evil, and they're always pushing me to the dark side.
And anyway, so it actually means slowly, and it's a chorus.
I'm not sure.
How's Justin Bieber connected to this song?
Do you know?
He did a re did a uh remix of it about a year.
Him and Daddy Yankee and uh Living.
Sponcy.
Yeah, yeah.
He did a remix of it.
All right.
So when you read the song, now you two things.
Now it's again, it's slowly.
That's kind of an appropriate thing for Joe.
Come on.
I mean, he's weak.
He's come on, man.
You a junkie?
Come on, man.
You get to come on.
Man.
Anyway, and then remember we used to show all the videos of creepy, creepy Joe.
And then the words of the song are like slowly.
I want to smell your neck slowly.
Remember, he's like smelling women's hair.
He's so creepy.
Let me whisper things in your ear so that you'll remember if you're not with me slowly.
I want I want to.
I mean, and all I can think of is these creepy videos of him.
Ugh, great.
Back up, you creep.
Get away from the case.
I need to be more aware of this in the future.
Just he's a creep.
Um, this is the more interesting political side of things today.
And so apparently AOC admitted that she and her allies intend to quote push, quote, push Biden in a more progressive direction once they get him installed in the White House.
Now, speaking with just the news on Tuesday, uh, she said one of the reasons I was so supportive of Senator Sanders was because of how progressive his stances are.
But you know, the the primaries are over.
Right now, what is the most important is to make sure that we ensure a Democratic victory in November, and I think overall we can likely push Vice President Biden in a more progressive direction across policy issues, she continued.
And I think foreign policy is an enormous area where we can improve immigration, another criminal justice, another area where we can pursue a lot of the progressive agenda.
Memory's already pledged trillions to AOC's mad Green New Deal.
I mean, that's not good.
And he said his plan will go even further.
His exact words.
Uh anyway, so let me so that's definitely the plan.
Look, I'm not putting a lot of stock in polls, but I'm giving you some anecdotal information.
The president now is leading Joe Biden, 4746, Rasmussen reports, and it's the among likely voters, the 3% some candidate.
Anyway, the race has narrowed now significantly in the past two weeks, according to their rolling average.
And Biden had a two-point lead last week.
Survey also marks the first time the president edges above 45% over the past two and a half months.
Survey finds both Biden and Trump at 80% support among their respective parties, Republicans, 80% for Trump, 80% Democrats for Biden.
Uh, and then it goes into an analysis how Trump is showing a lot of strength among minority voters, which is now a trend.
It is not an outlier, and many polls have had him up as high as 24% among African Americans.
Other polls from anywhere from 19 to 24%.
And the same is happening with Hispanic Americans as well.
And I think that you know, all the rioting is is not looking good, particularly good.
You know, we got some information anecdotally that the price tag for this summer's coast-to-coast anarchists and rioting and looting and cop bashing and injuring uh has now cost two billion dollars, and they're still not done.
Axios reporting that insurance companies could pay up to two billion to cover the damages, rendering the left-wing anti-cop riots the single largest insurance event in history.
Axios further goes on the protest took place in 140 U.S. cities this spring, many of which evolved into looting, vandalism, arson.
That's going to result in at least a billion to two billion of paid insurance claims eclipsing the record set in the 1992 uh riots in Los Angeles after the acquittal of Rodney King.
The two billion dollar mark likely does not include damage in Rochester, New York, or Lancaster, Pennsylvania, both of which played host to last weekend and demonstrations there, so it's even gonna go higher.
You know, I guess the conspiracy theories galore now come out.
Uh you got literally, you know, what's her name?
Sonny, how do you say her name on the view?
Sonny, is it how Hostin hosting?
How do you say it?
Host it, okay.
I don't know.
I really don't know much about her.
I'm not exactly the biggest fan of the view.
That's Joyless Behar's show.
I do like Whoopi Goldberg.
I've known her for years.
We got along fine.
She doesn't agree with my politics, but I like her.
Uh anyway, she began by discussing, you know, some polls that found a majority surveyed, said Black Lives Matter demonstrators are riots and not protesters.
Well, again, we make the distinction between the group and people that that with those that were peaceful way back when.
Uh, but it's now been taken over by the radical anarchists and black lives matter, the group, the ones chanting, what do we want dead cops?
When do we want them now?
Um, and anyway, then she goes on to insist that much of the violence has quote been manufactured by the Trump campaign.
Oh, that's where we're going now.
Now it's manufactured by Donald Trump.
He's encouraging the he's responsible for the writing, uh, which is pretty nuts in and of itself.
Um so anyway, you've got Biden looking beyond lethargic at this round table also yesterday in Florida, you know, repeating his dubious claims that he removed 150,000 troops from Iraq, although he called it Iran, uh, and got that confused as well yesterday.
And, you know, I you know, I I want to breathe your neck slowly as he's playing despacito on on state.
But there was beyond creepy and awkward.
By the way, Joe Biden in July of 2019, I'll make sure fracking is eliminated.
Now, I will not ban fracking.
I mean, this this is what we get on everything.
I led on coronavirus.
He didn't lead on coronavirus.
He was calling it from day one hysterical xenophobia and fear mongering against the travel ban against the quarantine, and all the way through late March, he was had that position.
At no point did he ever go out and say anything about social distancing or mass until, you know, and then when he finally gets asked a question about what he'd do, well, Donald Trump had done everything that was on his list.
It was that bad.
If he can't answer a question without a script, I don't think this guy's capable of running a busy McDonald's for crying out loud.
You know, and by the way, who is in charge?
Joe says the Harris Biden administration.
She says the same thing.
A little weird.
Hunter Biden apparently made 411 trips across 29 counties.
Ron Johnson of Wisconsin saying, I yeah, there's a lot of information coming out next week.
Can't wait.
Uh making deals with foreign oligarchs.
Well, I can't wait to get to the bottom of all of this.
Mr. Experience, Hunter Biden.
Biden says that the U.S. doesn't need fossil fuels.
By the way, he said it moments after arriving out in Florida in his private jet.
Oh, one set of rules for me and my guys, and one set of rules for you peons.
We the people.
Biden of veterans, U.S. troops died in Iran and Afghanistan.
Excuse me.
It would be Iraq, sir.
Environmental justice, we can turn a faucet, breathe clean air.
I'm about to end.
We have to live.
I mean, he's lost his mind, obviously.
Cognitive decline is real here.
I don't know the official name for it, but he's confused.
He's weak.
He's tired.
You know, let's go back to this tape.
I want you to listen to two things.
When this young girl asks him a question, a simple question.
Move up and then listen to the uh it's like he needs his nappy.
Listen.
And I would like to know what will your administration do to help them give them that chance.
Thank you.
Moving up here.
You know, there used to be a basic bargain in this country.
Worker shared in the wealth.
What time is my nap?
He needs his nappy.
It's scary.
I I could not see this guy doing an eight-hour shift at a at a busy restaurant.
All right, as we roll along 800, 94, 10.
Despacito.
I mean, come on.
Oh, you can't make that.
I got to bring out tonight on hand and I'll bring back the uh creepy Joe videos.
Uh, you know, I actually um I can't even show you all the creepy Joe videos.
Because I mean he's creepy with young kids and smelling their hair and whispering in their ear and like touching them in ways that are so awkward and inappropriate and wrong.
It's like, ugh, you just you're just like grossed out, he just grosses you out.
And um, you don't believe, I mean, let's put it this way.
Well, I won't say it.
Uh anyway, so uh the president goes on with uh Georgie Stephanopoulos last night, and I thought he did a really good job on a lot of ways.
This was not a crowd that was favorable towards him, and he went, I I don't think Joe Biden can do it.
I don't think he can do it again.
And I'd like to see him do it.
One of the things Trump, you know, one of the things that come out of it, well, he upplayed, he said he upplayed the virus.
All right.
He contradicted what he said to Bob Woodward.
You know, if you really know Donald Trump, this is not hard to figure out.
Even the dopey mob and the media should be able to follow the bouncing ball.
Donald Trump, 10 days after the first identified case of coronavirus put in place because he took it more seriously.
I guess you might be he upplayed the seriousness in terms of his actions by the first travel ban that he put in effect.
Ten days, the one that Joe said was hysterical xenophobia and fear mongering through late August through late March.
So, and then he gave us the first quarantine in over 50 years.
Okay.
Now, was he out there fearmongering and scaring the hell out of the American people?
No, but his actions were more severe, taking it more seriously than even his own scientific experts thought that needed to be done at the time.
So they're totally consistent if you'd care to understand the president's thought process, which they don't.
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Uh we get a COVID update.
That means vaccine therapeutics, uh, distribution measures are in place.
Uh I'm sure you'll have some people.
Well, it's it's Donald.
Well, Pfizer said they're gonna have this, they think they're gonna have it mid to late October.
Meaning the final trials and a vaccine ready for FDA approval and then distribution, and people can take it.
Now, I'm not gonna tell anybody what to do with that.
If I I will look at the study myself, and I'm gonna take a strong look at it.
And if if I like the data, and it looks which, you know, Pfizer's not gonna put together, AstraZeneca is not gonna put together, Moderna's not gonna put together uh something that they want to get sued over.
And you you just but you still have to do your due diligence, consult your doctor and do the things, you know, that one would do normally.
I get a flu shot every year.
Many of you would never get a flu shot.
I mean, it's just a personal choice.
Um, and I think that you know, to the extent that um that happens, the operation warp speed, that would mean from nine months, well, nine and a half months to a vaccine for a virus.
It is a miracle, the one that Joe Biden said we wouldn't have.
Um it's game-changing.
I mean, in other words, to help ultimately save human lives.
And it's uh that the economy coming back, all good news uh coming for the country.
And, you know, this is why, you know, all this early voting.
I was I agreed with what the attorney general of of the United States has been saying, Bill Barr.
You know, a lot of this is very disconcerting.
Well, after all, they did spy on a presidential candidate.
They did use a dirty Russian misinformation dossier that was paid for by the other presidential candidate.
They never verified a single thing in it.
They ignored all warnings not to trust it, and they used it anyway.
And they used it even after the subsource for the dossier said none of it's true, which was early in January of 2017.
And still, this is what look what they put the country through.
Want to know why the mob, the media, they're so corrupt.
You think they ever once said sorry?
I'd like to correct the record.
We were wrong.
Uh, The conspiracy theories we advanced, the lies we told, the hoax we pulled and were a part of.
No, because the ends justifies the means.
They're state-run TV.
That's it.
There's state-run print, the New York Toilet Paper Times, the Washington Post, they're garbage.
They're just they're propaganda pravda newspapers.
They just lie.
And they lie with a bandit.
That's what I loved about the lawsuit, Alan Dershowitz against fake news CNN.
They they deceptively edit his comments to make him look a certain way to make a political point.
That's just that's just an average day over fake news CNN.
Is nothing that there's nothing there that I trust as truth.
And the same with all the other, you know, cable news channels out there.
It's conspiracy theory TV.
It's rage, psychotic hatred against Trump.
Every minute, every second of every hour of every day.
Same with three broadcast networks.
I mean, it's just unbelievable.
Um, anyway, so one voter challenged the president.
Um, you know, uh, the way the media says, when the president says, Well, I hope not, and the president talking about was, you know, pressed about the country as the issues of racial justice in the country, said he was asked if he believes racial injustices are occurring in the nation.
I think all of these that we watching are tragic events.
I I do feel that we have to also take into consideration that if you look at our police, they do a phenomenal job.
He's talking about the 99% of great people.
He did add there are bad apples, but 99% are not.
That's the same with everything I've said about even those going after the president and abusing their power, and that are corrupt.
And if you, you know, if you're gonna stop a crime, yeah, we have to give the respect back to the police.
They they deserve.
It's not just the respect.
Defunding them is dangerous.
You now see this, the consequences of which are unfolding before our very eyes, and he's right.
Um, the president was asked about, you know, the make America Great Again slogan.
It was asked by a pastor, Carl Day is his name, um, apparently from Philadelphia, says he voted for Jill Stein in 2016 and challenged the slogan, Make America Great.
Um, because you say again that we need to see what was what was that great?
I mean, that's sort of like, you know, where a lot of people didn't like Michelle for the first time in my adult life, I'm proud of my country.
And, you know, he said it pushes us back to a time in which we cannot identify with such greatness.
Now, if Joe Biden did a town hall with Georgie Stephanopoulos, uh, Mr. Clinton war room himself, um, I wonder if they would ask him about his praise of his mentor and his friend, the former clansman that filibusted the Civil Rights Act and fought against the voting rights act,
and that Joe Biden pardoned in the late 70s with to stop school integration, uh, integration of our public schools, and because he didn't want his kids going to schools that were racial jungles.
I wonder, I I actually love to get this pastor on the show and talk to him about it.
Um, and the president say he doesn't want a race problem.
He was very, very clear in his answer.
This country is great because of our diversity.
And I could tell you there's there's no race issue with me.
I respect everybody of all races, he said.
This country is great because of that diversity.
And then he talked about the results that of his policies have had, the impact it's had on African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, women in the workplace, youth unemployment, African American youth unemployment.
Why didn't Joe and Barack do it?
A lot of talk in 50 years with Joe Biden.
Why didn't Joe do it?
Why didn't Barack do it?
Why did they sit by and barely mention when uh anything about Barack's home city of Chicago in their eight years as president and vice president, 4,000 homicides in the city of Chicago.
Over 20,000 people shot in the city of Chicago alone.
They barely mentioned it.
They never called attention to it.
After Ferguson, after Baltimore, Cambridge.
What did they do?
They could have implemented police reform.
They never did.
They both rushed to judgment and went along with a hands up, don't shoot narrative, which one eyewitness after another debunked.
And the eyewitnesses, mostly minority, confirming Darren Wilson, the officer's story that he was charged at.
The first struggle ensued when Michael Brown reached into the car and tried to grab his gun.
The gun went off while the officer was in the car.
This is after the incident where he intimidated and robbed from the guy at the convenience store.
Just prior to the whole thing.
Then he charged at the officer, as confirmed by numerous eyewitnesses.
But yet Obama rushed to judgment.
Eric Holder rushed to judgment.
Joe Biden rushed the judgment.
And we saw the consequences of that rush to judgment.
It was widespread belief among the media, and again, they both rushed to judgment in Baltimore, the Freddie Gray situation.
You know, after speaking to my sources, doing our work, our due diligence.
We knew there'd be no convictions there.
And I said it early.
It's not going to come out the way they're they're playing this.
And then it's going to raise people's expectations again for a verdict that is never going to come.
That's dangerous.
Because people believe the media mob.
It's sad.
You know, he got an interesting question I like from Pennsylvania on the issue of uh quote unpresidential behavior.
He says, I thought his answer was perfect on this.
I'm fighting a battle.
It's a big battlefield.
I have a lot of forces against me.
Well, 99.9% of the mob in the media, that would be one of the biggest forces.
Every Democrat, they don't want him to be successful in any way.
He comes up with a historic peace deal.
They can't even say a single good word about it.
The great irony, the reason the peace deal was even possible was because of the weakness and the appeasement of Barack and Joe with the Iranian mullas when they dumped 150 billion in cash and of the currency on the tarmac of mullahs that chant death to America.
I'll play it later in the program.
The mob at the time, historic, historic, historic, historic nothing.
We didn't get even one U.S. inspector in there.
We didn't even get a full promise that they'd never build a nuclear weapon.
We never had any place, any time inspections.
And the Iranian mullahs went right back to chanting death to America, death to Israel after they got their money.
And the president points out I'm fighting these forces.
Sometimes you don't have time to be, as you would say, presidential when you need to get things done.
It's a perfect explanation.
What do you want for president?
Somebody that's weak and frail and obviously struggling cognitively and not remembering what day of the week it is, what state he's in, what what office he's running for.
And so the president goes off.
All right, 200 judicial nominees, two Supreme Court justices, 50 circuit court judges, 150 district court judges confirmed.
And he goes, you know, I wish I had the time to be a little more presidential, but I I like to get things done.
And he says, which includes moving people out of the White House that can't keep up with them.
And I can tell you, he's a tough guy to work for because he's demanding.
Now, I will tell you, everybody that works on my TV and radio show, we have a— You cannot be laid back and work in this business.
You just can't.
We all work with a sense of urgency every single day.
Linda, is that a fair statement?
I mean, from the minute we all open our eyes, we're at it every day, right?
Absolutely.
Juggling a hundred balls.
You know, Jason, Ethan, Katie, all working their asses off.
Stangy, everybody, sweet baby James, everybody.
Same with my TV staff.
There's a reason I there's a method to my madness.
I let my staff buy anything they want for lunch every day.
I do.
My radio team.
My TV team, I buy them dinner.
My staff every night.
Why?
I don't want them leaving their desk.
Keep working.
I don't have time to stop and eat.
I just don't.
I don't stop and eat during the day.
You stop and eat, Linda.
I don't stop and eat.
I definitely just had some arugula.
I can't lie.
Okay.
And Linda gets the orange and green, you know, Puke looking soups that are disgusting looking.
You know what I had today?
I don't even want to hear it.
I had combo.
Disgusting, whatever it is.
Kale this.
Kombucha.
I don't even know what it is.
What is it?
It's a tea that helps with probiotics to give you good gut health.
Yeah, good gut health.
You're welcome.
That's your healthy tip of the day.
Yeah, I just, you know, for me to stay in shape, I can't even look at food.
It's that's it's the worst getting older.
That's just the worst.
That sounds like one of your martial arts programs.
What it's the what, not eating?
No, I mean I mostly I'll tell you what I do.
I don't eat sweets and I carbs very little.
I intermittent fast a lot.
Um, and I ate a lot of protein.
I eat, you know, beef, chicken, a lot of chopped meat with onions and American cheese on it.
So it's like a Philly cheesesteak that I make myself with American cheese.
Don't laugh at me in Philly.
I know the difference.
Not cheese whiz.
Um, but I wish I could have it on a hero on a, you know, because there's nothing better tasting in the world than bread.
I love bread.
I love pasta.
You know, I make pasta now, make my own bolinase with a watered down version of Reyos sensitive marinara.
And I'll literally put string beans instead of spaghetti.
Everyone likes zucchini noodles.
I don't like zucchini.
What is sensitive marinara?
I don't know, you know, tomato sauce, not good for my probiotic health.
Oh, oh, I'm just moving on.
No, they do.
And you know, I strain it, and it's because I don't like thick sauces either.
My mine, I I usually get two jars out of one jar because I water it down.
And I want to really gross, actually.
It's not gross.
And then if I'm really hungry late at night, I'll take just some of what I made and I'll just turn it into Hannity Rayos tomato soup.
Oh, absolutely.
I mean, there's nothing.
Like I put the salt on everything.
Put salt on an apple, I put salt on ice cream.
So healthy.
Well, sorry.
You know, I'm just I am who I am.
I can't help being who I am.
I mean, you're that guy who put salt on movie popcorn.
Jeez.
A hundred percent.
You don't.
Are you kidding?
No, no, no one in the rest of the world does it, Sean.
It's pretty much just they put enough of salt on.
You're like, oh, let me get the salt.
I like the places that let you use, I like the places that let you put your own butter on.
I like it.
You know, they have a special container just for you.
It's the Hannity station.
It's a tub of salt.
Here's the fact.
I usually won't get it.
But if I do break down occasionally, I haven't been to a movie in ages, honestly.
With Netflix Hulu and Apple, you know, prime.
Who needs it?
I mean, I I wish every release would just go straight to video.
I'll buy it on mine.
A lot of them are.
Yeah.
Lately, my addiction has been blacklist on Netflix.
Fantastic.
Oh my god.
I'm on season six, and I think I'm on episode 18.
Yeah, my favorite show in the whole world right now is Peppa Pig.
That's my world.
Yeah, Peppa Pig.
I don't even know what Peppa the Pig is.
What is Pepe?
I've heard it, but I don't even know anything about it.
It's a cartoon.
That and Paul Control, right?
Say Paul Patrol.
Yeah.
And I still don't, I don't, you know, I'm like, what is that?
Don't they have, you know, the little rascals, Abbott and Costello?
No.
Don't they have uh although my son loves my son loves the original Popeye?
I thought I thought booty cat.
I did.
I did.
I did thought about it.
Yeah, that's not Popeye.
Popeye's all about on the colour.
Yeah, you had a little crush on olive oil.
A little.
That would be an understatement.
He had a Joe Biden crush on olive oil.
Yeah, that's true too.
Oh man.
Folks, it's 48 days.
Live free or die.
You know, we're getting a little giddy here.
Come on, man.
Yeah, junkie.
Play the whole thing just to make me feel better.
You got the whole thing there, JC on.
Go ahead, hit it.
Just play it quick.
I want to hear it quick.
Go ahead.
Oh, he doesn't have time to get it.
All right.
Dr. Roz coming up.
We'll update you on the latest with the vaccine and much, much more.
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You know, it's funny watching Joe Biden giving us coronavirus.
You know, I I trust science.
I trust vaccines.
I don't trust Trump.
Well, Donald Trump, it was only Operation Warp Speed that he put in place that is bringing us to the precipice, hopefully, of a vaccine that'll save lives.
You know, it's funny because we went back and we looked.
The day, remember, the 10 days after the first identified case of coronavirus in America.
The first case was January 21st of this year.
Ten days later, the president against even the advice of all of his medical team.
Because you know the big debate from last night is well, um I didn't downplay, I upplayed the virus.
What the president was saying is well, I put the travel ban in effect ten days after the first identified case of coronavirus.
And then he followed that up with the first quarantine in over fifty years.
Then all the way through January, February and late into March, Joe Biden was out there, I guess sucking up to you know China wanting another one point five billion perhaps for the ever not experienced hunter uh to get the what 1.5 billion dollar deal with the Bank of China.
I would think that would go to you know companies like Morgan Stanley or you know Goldman Sachs or uh I don't know Deutsche Bank to name a few.
But he kept saying it's it's hysterical xenophobia and fear mongering.
No, the president that one decision alone I don't think we can ever calculate how many Americans were spared from contracting the virus and then you know mathematically building out from there maybe it it it bought us valuable time that was necessary to build up you know our response to this thing.
Everybody had gotten it wrong the experts were wrong the models were wrong everybody was wrong.
But now here we are on the precipice we got Pfizer saying that we might have final trials on humans done and and a vi and a vaccine sometime in mid to late October of this year.
You're never able in history to break down the sequence of a virus like this ever.
Which is a tribute I you know from the very beginning I did say one thing I was right about that I believe in our medical researchers in this country, our scientists in this country, our medical community, our doctors, our nurses are you know they're amazing people.
Everybody I know that goes into medicine or medical research, they do it because they love saving lives.
It's a calling of theirs.
And speaking of such a person, uh Dr. Oz is back with us for an update on on a lot of things uh as it relates to the virus.
Sir, how are you?
Doing very well.
And it has been uh in a very hot several weeks but you're right the vaccine program is moving much more rapidly than anyone had anticipated.
I've had countless experts on my show.
Most predicted it would be middle of next summer.
I just uh this you know I we started our twelfth season this week and sort of to kick it off I had to White House Task Force come home.
Thank you very much.
And the White House Task Force came in.
Both the testing czar, Gerard, but also Surgeon General Adams both sort of said the same thing, which is we're actually going to finish enrolling patients in one of these 30,000 patient trials this week.
So give it six weeks, let's say, and then we should, by the end of October, beginning of November, have an idea whether the vaccine worked, which means everything else has been put in place, including pre-making the products, having the vaccines ready to go.
It means we can start to roll it out to first responders and to the most vulnerable among us, to folks in nursing homes, et cetera.
And that takes the edge off the virus when we do that.
I couldn't say it any better myself.
The amazing thing is the president also has in place a plan to quickly manufacture the vaccine for as many people as possible.
You're right, the most vulnerable should be first on the list.
I totally agree with you.
And the fact that we have nine separate final stage human trials going on simultaneously, I guess you have, what, Oxford and AstraZeneca, they can now continue.
There was a brief pause, but they're now continuing their final testing stage trials.
Moderna, AstraZeneca, I mean, you have nine separate now final stage trials going on.
That's unprecedented, isn't it?
It is unprecedented, and they've pretty much guaranteed these folks are not going to waste all their money in R&D, that there's going to be some reward if it's effective.
They've got to do their science and do their homework.
They've also bonded together.
Nine companies wrote and said, listen, we're not going to rush it, we don't want to want to scare America we're gonna do this thing right but I want to emphasize this just because it's fast doesn't mean it's rushed in surgery the difference between a slick, elegant procedure where things look effortless and they move quickly and rushing through and everything looks like it's you know hands up in the air.
And these nine companies said we're not going to even seek government approval until we're comfortable that it's safe and effective, and then we'll just keep going until we get those results.
And I, you know, this today's big news, of course, is the federal government is sweeping plan to allow this vaccine to be available free to all Americans.
I know not everyone listening wants the vaccine.
A third of you are not waving, you know, nodding your heads backwards and back and forth saying there's no way I'm getting that.
I do believe over time, despite that skepticism, as people get the vaccine and we don't see lots of complications, uh more and more Americans will get comfortable.
And just mathematically, we don't have to get everybody vaccinated.
We have to have enough people vaccinated, let's say two thirds of the population, so we get herd immunity, and then this vac this virus becomes uh the more of a problem that you know that's dealt with by you know with epidemiologists, not with you know on frontline workers.
Uh listen, I I if if I get to this data, probably you know, you uh you and I have friends of mine that are doctors, I'm gonna talk to all of you.
And then I'm gonna read the I'm gonna read it myself.
I'm gonna read what what they've discovered.
If you got thirty thousand people, let's say twenty-nine thousand of them produce antibodies with very little side effects.
To me, I probably would be sold.
Am I wrong in thinking that way?
You're right to think that way.
I mean, this is the thing about vaccines.
I really do think we've mismessaged it oftentimes to America.
When people raise questions, like if a mom says, Do you love my child as much as I do, Mr. CBC or whoever.
Yeah, you know, and right that's a hard question to answer.
Well, you know, it's your child, of course you love them more.
So then answer my questions.
And oftentimes we treat folks who have objections like they're foolish, like they're deniers, uh, you know, conspiracy theorists.
And I don't want people feeling dumb.
They're not these are very bright people raising very reasonable questions.
For example, will there be a side effect?
Darn right.
You give hundreds of millions of people anything.
You give them aspirin, right?
You give them an ibuprofen, give them anything, they're going to have side effects.
The question isn't whether you have side effects, it's are the side effects limited and not severe, so severe that they uh it outweighs the benefit of getting the vaccine.
If the answer to that is not clearly yes, it's safe enough, not not safe period, but safe enough, then we shouldn't be administering it.
And then there might but who knows?
Maybe we're gonna identify people who have high risk.
Like this woman who had the complication with the AstraZeneca vaccine, uh apparently had transverse myelitis, which is an inflammation of the spinal cord.
I've only heard that, I don't know that for sure.
But that that's a bad complication.
On the other hand, she's recovered, and maybe there's some other reason she got it.
You know, so if you have a you know a condition that's that you didn't know you had that gets exposed, revealed by the vaccine, I'd be that's not fair to blame it on the vaccine.
But if it's a legitimate problem, we'll do believe me.
No one wants to push, especially the companies, a failed vaccine that's gonna blow up in their face.
However, we as a public need to be open-minded enough to at least consider the options.
I mean, let's take the flu vaccine where less than half the population gets the flu vaccine every year.
I get it every year because I'm a doctor, so we don't have a choice, right?
I don't you don't want me carrying the flu from one patient to the next.
But there's just new data today.
Something about your show brings out new data every time.
New data today showing that uh that people who were got the flu vaccine seemed to have less COVID, both from this country and Italy.
You know, people who had COVID had uh more less often have been immunized, and people who got immunized less often got the COVID.
And this sort of interesting phenomenon, and we have a reason why we think it's so.
We think the the the flu itself increases the receptors that the COVID virus uses to get into us.
So by avoiding the flu, you avoid COVID-19, but you definitely don't want the twindemic with both together.
And on my show, I'm hammering this point home.
I'm not making you feel badly about the flu, but if you look at this and you want to do yourself a favor, plus avoid the confusion of whether your sickness is the flu or the COVID nineteen, which is nice to do, then this is a pretty good year to get the vaccine and it's already out.
So I look I get the vaccine every year.
Listen, I'll be very honest, Dr. Oz.
I mean, I'm pretty s much of a uh pro cho choice guy, libertarian guy.
I w I wouldn't want to mandate any of this.
Like for example, I've given you the reasons why I I like the idea of people wear masks, because I what I saw anecdotally where I live, I I I don't think you can mandate it.
I mean, Biden wants a national face covering mandate as president.
He's reversed himself three separate times now on this issue and just did again.
But the idea is, you know, my reasons are personal.
I wouldn't want to get somebody else's mom and dad that might be vulnerable sick.
I wouldn't want grandma and grandpa to get sick, somebody that that really could die from this.
I'm in relatively good health.
Uh I don't think I'd be at that big a risk.
I think therapeutics have come a long way, but that that's why and you know me, I've wanted to get to sports games until right now I've kind of just given up.
Um I you know the one place I'd like to see no politics, two places.
One, no more politics and medicine, no more politics and sports.
I think people, you know, look to these you know those are two areas where we could just have a release and just enjoy the unity of enjoying a time out in the you know out in a stadium having fun with each other.
Well I think you I reckon what most Americans feel on both sides of the aisle.
We we have to have some sacred spaces where uh you know as we've choked about it's not so funny anymore, but when you mix politics and medicine you get politics and I think it it tends to destroy uh our culture when we let politics invade areas that have been sacred to date.
That's why decisions like the flu vaccine and wearing masks you you you can't force people to do things uh that are better that are in their best interest.
It's not a it becomes very difficult to enforce.
I mean even I mean there's so many examples I can't I mean we ran out of time talking about them, but I think this is a good example where if folks actually just sort of sit back and energetically don't feel like they're being insulted if they're respected and and for their questions and honored for with a good answer.
But you know the vast majority of people come on board.
I mean I'll tell you Phil I have never I when I operate on patients and you know I'm still doing surgery at New York Presbyterian I always tell folks who are smokers because after I'm out of the meat heart surgery that I'm not gonna operate until they stop smoking.
Because my only chance to get them to really listen is before I operate.
But I've never never not had to operate on somebody people will always come along if you just give them the love and the caring and nurturing and the respect.
And I think it's the same thing for mask I mean look at mask usage is way up in America.
People got the message.
There was understandably confusion and resentment when they were told not to wear mask it was stupid and then told if they don't wear mask they're stupid.
Well you know people get upset about that understandably.
But over time it grows.
I think this year we're going to have more people get the flu vaccine than ever because they can understand what I just said even though news just came out today spread wildfire.
Well what what about the study arguing that getting the flu vaccine will reduce the number of covet infections.
I don't know anything about it.
Well that was the data from Europe.
They they based it in Belgium, Italy, Norway and Spain and they in Italy in particular the people places that had higher rates of flu vaccination had lower rates of death from COVID 19.
And then you that just that data's just coming out and then US study just looked at people at COVID 11 thousand people had COVID infections.
They just asked the question did you get the flu vaccine?
And people who had the flu vaccine were much less likely to have a COVID 19 infection than people who did have the infection.
So now we're starting to understand mechanistically why that's so but if that if it's the truth and again these are just associations.
We can't see that one caused the other but you know when you look at coincidences in two different continents you begin to think well maybe I'm gonna get the flu vaccine this year.
Independent of all the I normally get it when's a good time to get it for me.
I mean I'm not telling other people what to do.
Now right now like your local CBS or right aid that I go to the my local right aid the the same lady gives it to me every year.
She's great.
Don't cross go, don't don't pay two hundred dollars and don't collect two hundred dollars rather just go out and get the vaccines.
I mean I look I've gotten it every year but again I understand the people that don't I I don't understand the people that don't want to vaccinate their kids.
I I mean then now you run into real serious ethical religious conflicts and then constitutional issues.
I I just for me I do believe in science I do believe in vaccine I have faith in medical research and and great doctors like yourself that devote their whole lives to helping to save lives and again sometimes we go to war with the army we have not the one we wish we had as you said so often throughout this pandemic but all right congratulations you started your twelfth season uh Dr. Oz uh we'll be getting more news on this vaccine in the days and weeks ahead and we look forward to uh having you back and often and we appreciate your expertise.
Thank you sir.
Well God bless you for you do stay well take care.
So we have huge developments by the way we're not giving up there are signs there's a fever pitch of speculation as it relates to John Durham and whether or not there is a grand jury convened there is Ron Johnson's committee has now summoned Brennan Clapper and Comey.
They're gonna be coming in the House of Representatives and and also the Senate now are investigating the twenty seven phones of Muller's team wiped clean with the flimsy excuse uh we just put in the the wrong password too many times and then that wipes the phone uh completely clean.
Well, I've never heard of that.
No, I've been stupid enough.
I was out fishing once.
I dropped my phone in the in the water.
Yeah, I didn't find it.
Um, you know, you can damage your phone.
I treat my phones like crap, basically throw them all over the place, not throw them out of anger, by the way, in case you're interested.
Um, but you know, I mean, I just drop it, you know, let it hang in my pocket, falls here, falls there, eventually you just get a new one.
That's what I do.
And um, but I don't take a hammer to my devices, and I don't use bleach pit.
I didn't even know what bleach pit was until Hillary.
All these people that at the likes of the pit bull of Muller, Andrew Weissman going after on process crimes, lying to Congress, really, and then they're involved in cleaning their phones, all of them with that flimsy excuse.
Anyway, we're gonna get an update from uh John Solomon and Sidney Powell uh uh coming up.
We got a great Hannity tonight.
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It is now getting extraordinarily loud that in terms of movement with the Durham investigation, speculation of a Durham interim report, speculation at well, we already have, for example, one guilty plea, and that's the FBI guy Kleinsmith, pressure building on the Justice Department.
Uh Democrats, oh, you can't do anything before the election.
Uh Bill Barr addressed all of these issues when he was on MBC News.
Let's play the attorney general from earlier the week.
We ask you finally about the Durham report.
Um, is John Durham nearing the end of his investigation?
Yeah, I'm not gonna characterize exactly where he is.
Uh I'll just leave it at that.
Okay.
Would you say uh it's unlikely that there'll be further criminal charges?
No, I wouldn't say that at all.
No.
So there could be.
Yeah, there could be.
Will we hear anything about the Durham report before the election?
Yeah, I'm not gonna get into that either.
Well, could there, for example, be an interim report?
I'm not gonna get into what there might be.
Well, how about the question this way?
If there is an interim report before the election, uh, won't some people think that that's an attempt to influence the election?
Or would that be a fair accusation if there were an interim report?
Well, this is sort of hype or hypo, but why not?
Okay, but I'll just say, yeah, you know, nowadays there are people who will say anything, and you can almost bank on the fact as to what they're gonna say.
And I don't let that bother me.
I'm gonna do what I think is right and in the public interest.
You wouldn't be concerned if there were an interim report.
Depends on what the report said.
And and you know, uh as I've wor already said, you know, I'm conscious of the election, and I don't think any of the things uh that are being worked on uh are gonna have an adverse effect on that.
I also think there's you know strong public interests involved as well.
What would be the utility though in an interim report?
Why not wait till it's done?
Well, Ivan said there is gonna be one, and that's a hard question to answer in the abstract.
All right, that and other news that we have.
Uh Republican uh representative from Georgia, Doug Collins has now demanded that Apple CEO Tim Cook provide information on the iPhone's feature that wipes phone data after a certain number of failed passcode attempts.
Now, this is in direct response to the acknowledgement that 27 specific phones, including two by Mueller's pit bull, Andrew Weissman, uh, they all just happened to be erased and they all made the same silly error.
They put in their the wrong passcode too many times.
Uh I don't believe that at all.
Uh we also know that Mueller's team had had Lisa Page's phone and claim was lost, according to emails.
That just broke today.
Also, the Senate Homeland Security Committee is now authorized subpoenas for testimonies from Obama officials as part of the Durham investigation and the ongoing quest for justice, and that would include Brennan and Clapper and James Comey himself, Mr. Super Patriot, you know, Mr. Higher Honor with no honor.
Uh and Bill Barr confirming there could be more criminal charges here.
Uh and on top of that, just the news.com, John Solomon reporting the State Department reported that Barisma paid uh a bribe while Hunter Biden was serving on the board.
Again, ignored by the mob in the media.
Here for updates on all of this.
Sidney Powell, she wrote the book about prosecutorial abuse called License to Lie.
She's the lead uh counsel for General Michael Flynn, who still deserves in in his case, uh equal justice under the law, which he hasn't gotten.
John Solomon, editor uh in-chief for JustHnews.com.
John will start on the news side first.
Let's talk about these new developments, the wipe phones, the Durham Report.
Uh now Braun Johnson's uh committee calling these people back in.
Where do where does all of it stand?
Because uh we're beginning to hear a lot of chatter now.
Yeah, listen, I think the the news is uh closing in on people who've been able to escape in rope a dope and obfuscate their role in in the FBI investigation in the pursuit of Sydney's client, General Flynn.
We now know the body of evidence that surrounds the conduct, and now it's time to bring these witnesses back in and ask them the hard questions that they escaped in earlier hearings in the IG uh investigation.
We now know that uh uh General Flynn was pursued specifically after he had been cleared of wrongdoing.
There was no legal basis to interview Mike Flynn except to extend the investigation and and create the possibility of a perjury trap.
That's the Justice Department's uh uh conclusion.
It's certainly what Sidney Powell has powerfully argued for a long time.
That sort of conduct.
Who ordered it?
Why did you do it?
Was Brock Obama.
Well, we already know who ordered the interview.
I sent them in.
You know, Mr. Higher Honor himself was uh made the call, something he wouldn't do in an Obama or Bush administration.
He ambushed General Flynn and he knew better.
There's something very important.
The weekend that this is all playing out.
James Comey can own it because he owned a lot of things, usually uh things that turned out badly.
But uh there's communications between him and McCabe that weekend.
There are communications between the FBI, people working the case, and there is clear evidence of communication with the White House.
We need to know what were McCabe and and Comey and their their top people talking about and what influenced the White House was potentially.
But their phones were wiped clean too, John.
Apparently everybody can wipe them clean unless you you know the only people who spend any time in jail or get charged are conservatives for process crimes.
There's a dual justice system.
Sidney Powell, I think John brings up a lot of good points, especially as it relates to General Flynn.
Oh, definitely he does.
I mean, we've known all along they've been hiding evidence that showed General Flynn was innocent.
There's still more of it out there.
We still don't have the original 302 from the FBI or the next draft that we can identify existed from the Stratock Page text messages.
And now I'm understanding there are additional messages or evidence of messages between the White House and Comey and McCabe all evidencing the setup.
Well, that would be the Brady material that Judge Emmett Sullivan did lectured you about in court, said didn't exist.
Oh, exactly.
Yes, his 92-page decision thing, and it there was none and none nothing had to be produced when the government has now itself found and identified more than a hundred pages of extremely disturbing evidence that shows General Flynn was set up and framed and has produced that in its motion to dismiss, which Judge Sullivan and his amica simply ignore.
I at the end of this, I would hold Judge Emmett Sullivan personally responsible.
There's some political agenda in play here.
I don't know what it is.
Um, but you know, he's dug his heels in on this so deep that it's almost breathtaking in terms of the injustice.
Let's talk about the phone uh phones that are wiped clean, Sydney.
I don't know.
I just believe that if I had phones and uh they were subpoenaed or they had evidence on them that they knew that they were going to need in the case of Mueller's entire team, 27 phones, two by your friend Andrew Weissman, uh, and they all claim basically the same error that, you know, oh, we put in the wrong password too often, had to wipe it clean.
Uh I never heard of that as something that would that would force a phone to be wiped clean.
Have you?
No, that's uh they're obviously lying.
So now we don't not only have a conspiracy to destroy evidence, we have false statements to the government investigators that ask about the phones, and all of those people should be indicted for that conduct.
They have certainly sent people to prison themselves for far less obvious destruction of evidence.
Well, it seems to me that we have a two-tier justice system, John Solomon, because uh, you know, Hillary Clinton got away with let's see, deleting subpoenaed emails, bleach pit hammers, devices, sim cards removed.
She got away with all of it.
Why wouldn't the deep state get away with all of it?
Why wouldn't Muller's team get away with all of it?
Well, thus far they've had uh uh a perfect record of getting away with it.
But I want to point out something that I think we all forgot.
Remember originally struck and page's phones were wiped, and the inspector general was able to recoup most of those messages.
Here's a dirty little secret about these phones.
The two primary ways that or three ways you communicate phone calls, uh text messages, and email are all backed up on internal servers in the FBI.
So there could still be, despite the craftiness of the Mueller crowd, there could still very well be the text message, email records, and um and uh phone records, the LUDs, the long distance call records for each phone.
Wiping them doesn't take them off the server.
Now, if they're missing from the server, we have a Rosemary Wood uh Nixon cover up, right?
But I I'm hearing that there's a strong possibility that despite their craftiness, they may have left their trail behind on these servers, something they didn't count on.
Well, that'd be pretty interesting.
I mean, the NSA has everything.
They certainly ought to be able to get these messages.
Well, I mean, that's an open question, or is it?
Because we've had people like Bill Benning and others on this program that say that that that everything is backed up.
Now, the government has denied it in the past.
Do they have everything or do they not have everything?
Well, my sources tell me they do.
It's just a matter of getting it.
Yeah.
I think it's then that would explain then why didn't we get 33,000 emails that Hillary deleted?
And plus we know they're on Wiener's laptop, which the FBI deliberately ignored.
I mean, where is Wiener's laptop?
And if that was destroyed, then somebody needs to be prosecuted for that.
I'm sure that's in the, you know, at somewhere in the Hudson River at this point.
John.
Yeah.
Listen, I I think that these are all great questions.
I I think there's another set of documents that all should start get ready to focus on.
Mike Flynn was clearly unmasked dozens of times by dozens of Obama officials.
He wasn't the only Trump official.
I believe we are near learning that there were many other Trump officials monitored by the Obama administration, unmasked their conversations.
And if hey, if we're gonna invest unmask the uh the data that we have on Trump, maybe it's time to unmass the data we have on people like um Andrew Weissman and Bob Mueller.
Let's find out where they have.
The NSA has these records.
That's why all that unmasking was going on.
I am told we're gonna find out soon that many more Trump-related figures had their phone conversations monitored, spied on through unmasking.
That's something that I think we're gonna learn before the election.
Uh interesting.
Do you do either of you see indictments?
Do we have any evidence that grand jury's been uh convened as it relates to the Durham investigation?
I have seen a little bit of activity consistent with grand jury activity, but not a lot.
And uh I have a strong sense from the reporting I've done the last five to ten days that this investigation is hunkering down for a longer haul.
Uh it won't be wrapped up by election day.
There may be some actions before election day, uh as the attorney general has said, but I get a sense that there is a longer, more persistent investigation that is going to live beyond the election, which makes this election all the more important for people.
Well, they if Joe Biden were to win the election, this whole investigation stops on January 20th.
That's right.
That's right.
You know, and by the way, pre-elect President Trump, we must re-elect President Trump if we want any hope for the rule of law being restored in this country.
When when is when is General Flynn going to be set free?
He's literally lost, you know, what?
Four years of this man's life been put on hold as a result of all of this abuse of power.
And you know, the guy has to sell his home.
I mean, thank God you have a legal defense so people like you can continue to work for him and and finally eventually I know justice is coming.
The president spoke out forcefully about the treatment of General Flynn.
When when are we gonna when does this man get his life back?
And when and where does he go to get his good name back?
I wish I knew the answer to that question, Sean.
Our next hearing date is the 29th in Judge Sullivan's courtroom.
But at this point, I have no confidence that he is going to do what the law requires him to do in terms of granting the motion to dismiss.
So there will probably be further litigation following that.
It was Ray Donovan that said at the A after an investigation into him, where do I go to get my good name back?
All right, Sidney Powell, thanks for updating us.
Please send our best to your client, General Flynn.
He is an American hero.
Uh John Solomon, thank you.
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Let's get back to our phones here.
Uh we've got 90 seconds.
We're gonna give it to Becky, is in Arizona.
Uh Becky, Arizona's very tight.
It's very important in 48 days.
The great state of Arizona votes for the president, and I hope you'll keep Martha McSally as your senator.
I do too.
And there you'd be surprised how many Arizonians are for Trump.
I hope you're right.
We need Arizona.
We could use Nevada and New Mexico too, just saying, while we're out there.
Go ahead.
Oh, I know.
Well, I just wanted to notice that that we have a young Trump versus an old Biden.
Um Trump, I've noticed just since Thursday, has run around and been doing interviews and medals and going to states and peace medals and talks.
He's like the four corners of the United States in the four corners of the world.
Well, you've got the old Biden hardly visible.
He's hidden, he shuffles, he mumbles.
He's kind of like hungry down in his basement.
He only knows the four corners of his basement.
And that's the difference between the two candidates.
I bet you the president never thought he'd be called young, but that's how he looks.
Well, I I think listen, he's the energizer bunny.
And he's running against, you know, a week of frail and exhausted and confused Joe Biden.
That's what's at stake.
I can't even believe this is a race, but you know, I guess uh half the country is nuts.
But what are you gonna do?
And the media mob as well.
All right, we're counting on you, Becky.
You pull in Arizona for us in 48 days.
We need it.
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Uh a huge uh breakout hit is the latest in his killing series just out last week.
We debuted here on this program, uh Killing Crazy Horse.
Uh, Mr. O'Reilly, congratulations.
I saw the numbers.
Uh I've especially for a uh uh you know, a book like this, a history book.
Uh these sales were massive.
You've had 15 number one best sellers.
Now you have sixteen.
Congratulations.
It's all because of you, Hannity.
That's what I said.
It was my non cupcake interview.
Yeah, you read the No, you read the commercials for Killing Crazy Orients and everything.
Well, Hannity liked it, so I'm gonna get it.
You know what?
The amazing thing about uh the uh extraordinary sales of Killing Crazy Horse is that Trump's not in it.
You know, I tried to get him in it.
I tried to blame him for some of the uh Native American conflicts, but it it was too long ago.
I couldn't find a way in.
So I'm shocked, Bill, because you know, uh whatever any tawdry gossip, any any anti-Trump screed Seems to, you know, it has an audience, it's a niche audience.
And and and they're they it doesn't matter whatever conspiracy theory it is, they will advance it, all things Donald Trump.
Donald Trump tell you what other thing.
The media and the publishing world are gonna hate it if Donald Trump doesn't win in 48 days.
Absolutely.
So is uh the network TV news.
I don't have anything to talk about.
But uh I have a call under Bob Woodward.
I'm gonna I'm gonna talk to him about how I can write a sequel to Killing Crazy Horse and get Trump in there somehow.
Maybe he's got some tapes of of conversations.
You know, I uh the simple man theme I love, by the way, uh, and I like the song.
But let me give you a real simple man analysis of uh the charge because it's sticking somewhat that Donald Trump misled the nation about COVID, and that's why the United States has so many cases.
So I researching India, the most second most populated country in the world.
They have a prime minister named Modi, M O D I. Now, India is not like the United States, it's it's very poor, and their mass communication system is not anything like ours is.
But Modi was pretty upfront with the Indian population saying, look, this is pretty bad, and everybody's got to wear a mask.
And Indian the Indian population pretty much does what they're told.
They're not a defiant population like the USA.
So now we have this unbelievable resurgence of COVID in India.
So did Modi lie to the people?
Did he mislead?
And the same thing with Macron in France.
I mean, uh this is so bogus.
So I'd love to interview Bob Woodward myself.
He wouldn't do it.
Um and I and I said, Well, you're drawing conclusions from a charge that um Donald Trump by his own words underplayed the virus.
Well, he did it, and you know this because he didn't want to tank the markets.
Now the president did make a mistake last night, and I want to ask you about this, when he says, Well, I I didn't uh I didn't really underplay it.
I I overplayed it.
He said that in the town hall.
I thought that was a mistake because he sends a confusing message now.
I know why he in the beginning took an optimistic view, and I think I would have done that had I been president.
I don't want to tank the economy.
Can I give you your answer to your question?
Yep, absolutely.
Because what the president is really saying, and maybe he and he's not communicating it a effectively.
I will give I'll I'll concede the point to you.
And that is overplaying it, meaning he put the travel ban in effect ten days after the first identified case of Corona.
Bill, that one decision that Joe called hysterical xenophobia and fear mongering, saved literally hundreds of thousands of Americans from contracting the virus.
It bought us uh valuable time.
How many tens of thousands more Americans would have died?
He put the first quarantine in effect in over fifty years, so his actions were overplaying it because nobody thought he should go that far.
Nobody.
And he did it.
He did it anyway.
Now, he was saying he was instilling confidence, meaning he didn't want to scare the crap out of people.
I think he could have said I think he could say it better, but that's what that's what he said.
Last night, he exactly what you said now.
He said my actions showed that I didn't underplay the threat of the virus.
But he didn't say it strong enough.
So people are confused now.
And you saw it today with the Trump hating press.
Well, uh, you heard him with Woodward, he said he underplayed it on purpose, and now he said he overplayed it by it, but they didn't say by his actions.
Now I understand that you understand it, because we're professionals and we analyze this kind of stuff.
But the electorate does not understand it.
And that's the message I'd like to get to President Trump, because I know he listens to your show and he and you talk with him.
You've got to be precise in your language.
In this environment, Bill, I I uh I I agree with you to a point.
He could be more clear on that point.
It is it is very clear his actions show he was taking it more seriously than anybody else at the time.
It's true.
Now with that said, the voter won't pick that up.
See, but Bill, I'm gonna tell you something.
I am telling you that if he cured cancer, they would impeach him over it.
Well, of course, all how sick they've gotten.
Well, listen, yesterday, CNN in the middle of the White House ceremony, um telling the world what an extraordinary achievement it is that Arab nations are now forging alliance with Israel.
What did CNN do?
Oh, they don't have masks on.
They're not wearing their masks.
Look at that.
It was absurd.
It's it's like I mean By the way, Jared Kushner pounded Wolfie Blitzer the other day because and he said, Well, I watched your coverage during the quote peaceful protests that weren't exactly peaceful as you were characterizing them.
I mean the infamous photo now is hilarious.
Uh though it's mostly peaceful, or reporter from fake news CNN, and right behind him it looks like the whole entire freaking city is up in flames.
I mean, you can't make this crap up.
Well, it has ruined itself forever.
Uh nobody's ever gonna trust that network again.
Even the people who sympathize with their liberal point of view aren't gonna trust them because they know that they're in the bag.
But look, you and I both know what the key day is for the election of two thousand and twenty, and that is September twenty-ninth in Cleveland, Ohio.
And I am suggesting respectfully to President Trump that between now and then he practice being precise in his language during that debate, because you and I both know Joe Biden is incapable of being precise in language.
Because with all due respect, and I mean that seriously, Mr. Biden does not know what he is saying.
He's weak, he is frail, and Bill, um I'm saying this charitably.
He and frankly, it's painful to watch.
I mean, yesterday it was painful to watch him when he came out, you know, uh playing the song on his iPhone.
It was beyond bizarre.
Every day it gets more bizarre.
He's in cognitive decline, Bill.
I don't know the exact term or diagnosis, but he's not he if he ever had a fastball, he doesn't have a fastball anymore, Bill.
The exact term, so that you have it.
Okay, are you ready for the term?
I'm ready.
He's befuddled.
That's the term.
Okay, the word of the day.
Yeah, that's a word of the day.
He's befuddled.
That's it.
You know, I'm sitting there with my finger on the dump button.
I'm like, all right, what's O'Reilly gonna call what trouble is he gonna get me in today?
You're like Facebook.
You want to censor me, Annity.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You know what?
I you because you don't censor yourself, which is the problem.
I mean, for a simple guy, you would think that, you know, uh god only knows what's coming flying out of that mouth of yours any moment.
I just gave you a simple word before.
Yeah, befuddled.
Okay, but you know what?
It's the other words that I thought you might say that concerned me.
Well, thanks for thanks for looking after me.
But you know my point is correct.
The more precise Donald Trump can be, it's not.
Listen, I think I'm I'm con listen.
It's very easy for us to sit here on the silence.
I actually thought now, by the way, you know, uh they only got 3.8 million viewers on ABC last night.
I know.
You know, and by the way, it hurts my show when he's on you know another network because obviously my audience are you know full of Trump supporters, uh, or significant portion of them.
And uh and I'm fine with that.
I think it's good for the president to do it.
I don't think Joe could handle it.
I don't think Joe Biden even media friendly, you know, all his media alliance.
Listen, listen to this.
This is how crazy this is.
So ABC offers Biden a time.
So we'll give you 90 minutes to have a town hall.
And what did the Biden campaign say to little Georgie Stephanopoulos?
No.
Um, we can't fit you into the schedule.
What?
What schedule?
What schedule?
He's in the basement.
What is it?
He's in the bunker.
You're taking a shower?
What do you do?
What do you mean it's schedule?
You're going out and watering the flowers?
I mean, look, just step back.
You are given 90 minutes of softball time on ABC and you can't find it in your schedule to do it?
Come on.
Because Bill, Bill, you saw the video.
I'll play the I'll play the audio version.
I mean, literally, a young woman asks a very simple question, and any candidate should be able to just off the cuff give a very simple answer.
Especially if you want to be president.
I I look, I said yesterday I wouldn't hire this guy to run a busy McDonald's because I don't think he's up to the job.
Listen to what he says.
Uh move up, please.
He needs the teleprompter for the answer.
Listen.
And I would like to know what will your administration do to help them give them that chance.
Thank you.
Move it up here.
You know, there used to be a basic bargain in this country.
Workers shared in the wealth.
The two things I observed, Bill.
One is move it up here.
Move it up here.
You know, my kids would come in my studio at times when they were growing up.
Daddy, why are you yelling into the microphone?
I'm like, well, I could say hi.
I'm Sean Hannity.
Welcome to the show.
1 800 941 Sean is a toll free telephone number.
I said, I don't know why, but the first time the light went on, Bill.
Hello, how are you?
Glad you are with us.
I don't know why where it came from, Bill.
I have no idea, but it came out naturally.
Because I know you have to be more animated to get anybody's attention on radio.
Listen, all the people listening to us on your 600 plus affiliated stations understand the difference between President Trump and Joe Biden.
They would not be listening to the radio program if they didn't understand.
They have it.
But the people who are slow learners, who are uninformed, they are gonna make the difference.
And that's why I'm saying this debate on the twenty-ninth of September is gonna be the most widely watched debate in the history of debates all over the world.
more precise Donald Trump can be.
All right, stay right there, Bill O'Reilly.
Stay right there.
I'm even going to play, I'm going to hold you over for a couple of minutes into the You've earned I want to play the difference between how the mob and the media went nuts over the Iranian nuclear deal versus how they downplayed the peace agreements yesterday.
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The question is this maybe the event that'll define this election hasn't happened yet.
Maybe the maybe it will be the debates.
There's three of them.
The first one is is two weeks from yesterday, so thirteen days.
And I agree the president needs to be clear, but I would also say, look, I would I would assume, and I'm being charitable again, that they're gonna Joe Biden's gonna be drinking a lot of caffeine that day.
So I would assume he's going to be somewhat competent.
But I think Joe has a hard time staying focused on answering a question.
Now I have a little bit of that problem myself sometimes, but his is particularly acute.
And I think the president asking him questions without being rude.
How do you do it?
How do you thread that needle?
It's not hard because uh Chris Wallace is the moderator, and you can expect him to uh open with a tough one on Trump, maybe use a little tape in a contradictory manner, what Wallace is going to do, in my opinion.
So look, you said this about COVID, but then you said this.
What's the deal?
Why are you contradictory?
That's probably how he'll open to uh to President Trump.
Then for Biden, who will go second, um, he'll open with a like question.
Um it'll be tough because again, we discussed this last week.
Chris Wallace has to live up to the legacy of his father.
And so he's not gonna be uh a cupcake with either of them.
But then neither candidate, in my opinion, will answer any of Chris Wallace's questions.
They'll just wander off to where they want to go because the debate structure is you have a minute twenty to answer and then thirty seconds to answer a follow-up.
Wallace can't jump in like I do and you do and say, hey, pinhead, you're not answering a question.
He can't do that.
And Trump can.
No, they can just wander.
So if I'm Trump, you're absolutely right.
I turn to Biden on a number of times in that 90-minute forum, and I say, Hey, you know, Joe, this is really bothering me.
And what is Wallace gonna do?
He can't do anything, he can't throw anything at the guy.
So Trump can control the debate, just like he said, Jeb Bush is boring.
All right, Ted Cruz is lying, Ted.
Remember that?
He destroyed his competition on the stay right there.
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Uh, I'm gonna play him some tape of media bias when we get back, we'll get his uh take on it.
Then we get to your phone calls coming up, I promise next half hour.
Straight ahead.
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Uh, Congratulations again.
All right, so I want to play two things.
Now, this is three minutes worth of tape I'm playing, Bill.
It's an eternity.
You you can probably barely have the patience to focus that long yourself, but we're going to need you to focus in here.
It's first the media mob downplaying this historic, these historic peace agreements.
Which, by the way, I'm arguing, Bill, was made possible courtesy of Joe and Barack and that ridiculous deal with the Iranians where they gave 150 billion dollars to Mullers that chant death to Israel, death to America.
And they got nothing in that deal.
They didn't get any place any time inspections.
They didn't even get a long commitment not to build nuclear weapons.
They didn't even get American inspectors included in the deal.
They got nothing.
The Iranians got took them for all that money.
It was the worst deal in history, but it did create an unprecedented alliance that has emerged, which is the U.S. Israel, the Jordanians, the Egyptians, the Saudis, the Emirates, now Bahrain.
And that is that they're all standing united against Iranian hegemony.
And I do believe that you we're going to see more historic deals, assuming Donald Trump's still the president.
So anyway, we'll play the media downplaying yesterday's agreements, and then we'll compare how they went nuts over the Iranian deal.
That was the worst deal in history.
Listen.
Of course, on a week where we've seen the president really throw caution to the wind when it comes to these COVID 19 precautions, John.
We are seeing it amplified here once again on the South Lawn of the White House.
The campaign already putting ads up on Facebook that describe this as the achievement of a peace deal.
Of course, there was no actual conflict, no war between these countries.
It is a big agreement.
It cannot avert the fact that there's another major headline here, and that is a coronavirus lockdown with record-breaking numbers.
Netanyahu wants to get away from.
You know, Peter, this deal is a bit uncomfortable for a lot of observers to watch because it seems so transactional.
It's as if pulling out of the Iran deal is what got these Gulf states on board to do this, you know, to then recognize it.
It feels like there is a lot of quid pro quo's involved in this.
Um, that it isn't something larger than that.
Then again, sometimes Middle East diplomacy, the only way to make things move is through the transactional nature uh uh of the region.
The U.S. and world powers reaching a major agreement with Iran, blocking one of our biggest rivals from developing a nuclear weapon.
We are following the breaking news here of this historic understanding with Iran.
Uh, it is definitely an historic um uh uh moment.
It is um uh it is a historic agreement, frankly.
A historic understanding and quote, good deal, but there is of course still much work to be done.
A lot of what happened today does not happen every day.
This was a historic deal on a historic day.
Indeed, an historic day.
You bet.
We've got more news on today's historic deal with Iran historic potential deal.
We'll have more on this historic day.
Historic news out of Switzerland.
And while today's agreement is historic, probably the same.
I'm gonna stop there, Bill O'Reilly.
I can't even take it anymore.
But you you I mean, there you have it.
It does it get any more clear.
I I have a question for you.
Do you think the media thought the Iranian deal was historic?
I think uh yeah, Bill, state run TV, the Humpty Dumpty Mr. Potato Head Network leads the way.
Yes, I agree.
Yeah, yeah, everybody knows.
And then everybody knows that the media is in general dishonest, corrupt, uh, wants to impose left-wing culture on the nation, doesn't feel that we are a noble country, doesn't want our traditions to be upheld.
And that's really what we're voting for, Hannity in November.
I don't think it's about Trump versus Biden.
I think it's about do you like America?
Do you respect its traditions of freeing billions of people all over the world and giving opportunity to more people than any other nation that's ever existed?
Do you want to continue that?
Or do you want Bernie Sanders and Ocasio Cortez to be telling Joe Biden what he should do?
That's it.
When you go to the polls November 3rd.
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Thank you, sir.
Simple man Bill O'Reilly.
Not simple, Bill.
Uh next week he'll explain how Talking Points once again talks to Talking Points, because I didn't understand the last explanation.
Uh we're just kidding.
All right, Bill O'Reilly, thank you.
Uh all right, let's get to the phones here.
Uh we will say hi to Jane in New Jersey.
Hey Jane, how you doing?
What's going on in Joycey?
Oh, please, everything.
High taxes.
How taxes and high taxes.
That's it.
Well, why don't you get the hell out of there?
I mean, everyone's asking me, Hannity, why don't you get the hell out of New York?
I'm like, I'm trying.
Because I have um my mom that I still take care of, and it's very hard to leave.
So we're well, let me ask you this.
You can bring mom with you.
You can have you can have uh ambulatory service take her down for you.
A lot of cases insurance companies even carry that.
I know they do, but it's it's kind of hard when you're in your your early nineties and you get set in your ways, so that that's hard to do.
No, I understand.
Listen, you gotta make the right decision for mom.
I admire you for that.
You love your mom.
Good for you.
Yes.
Um, but I I I don't know what I'd do without you and uh Mark Levin who uh is a sort of thing.
Thank me for God bless us.
Sorry, go ahead.
I know even though you get excited, but you know, um of all the things that that the president has accomplished, and there has been many, I think the greatest accomplishment to date is the unmasking of the Democrat Party for who they truly are.
And when I saw Nancy Pelosi's reaction to that historic uh Middle East agreement, she was so angry, she was so jealous, she was so filled with venom, and that's the only message that the Democrat Party has.
If if you want to if you want to sacrifice your your national security, your health care, your education, all the freedoms that you have, because you have such a deep-seated hatred for an individual for the president, then you're cutting your nose to spite your face.
And all these people have come to light.
We see them for who they are.
They don't care about us, they don't care about our future, they don't care about our rights or about freedom.
It's all about power.
And I cannot believe that Republicans don't come out and chastise her and other Democrats for what they're saying.
And just one more quick point.
I know you're, you know, you have a lot of calls, but when is this dorm report coming out?
I don't know.
I mean, they were sitting here day by day waiting and waiting and waiting.
And um from what I'm hearing, it may not be a report necessarily.
It might be uh indictments.
So stay tuned.
We'll have it first.
Uh it that they've not done the country a service by holding it back this long, that's for sure.
All right, Jane, thank you.
Good call.
Uh Florida George next.
Uh George, we're counting on Florida in 48 days.
Can't win the presidency in my view without it.
Well, you're gonna have it, Sean.
I'm on the I-4 corridor and it's gonna it's it's in it and it's in it.
Well, tell me about the I-4 corridor, because I from I've been hearing anecdotally that Joe Biden's been inundating the I-4 corridor with ads that actually show him as you know, the energizer bunny, which we all know is false.
And um and and the presidents and the re-election team of the president, not as many ads.
Is that true?
Well, well, I watched ABC last night for once in a while at Blue Moon, and and I saw some of those ads, and someone who's a knowledgeable about the issues, they're all you know, they're just there's so much layers in that that it's not true, not true.
But for the uneducated person, you know, he he is right now doing that, but I know Trump's gonna be coming around with his own strategic ads.
So it's all true.
Yeah, let me guess it's scare grandma, and it's let's see, he's gonna take away your Medicare, and he's gonna take away preexisting conditions.
They're both lies.
Yeah.
Most people are most people are up on those, you know, those lies.
But the signs around here are basically 10 to 1, uh Trump, Trump signs, and there's a couple Biden signs, but they're usually you can tell the the it's the the cars in the driveway, and all you can tell who is who's what, but it's not 10 to 1.
So interesting.
But the the uh So you wait a minute, you could tell somebody's politics by what car they drive?
Well, uh well actually the way they paint their house.
If it has like ten colors and they're all pastel, it doesn't surprise me that I see a by I see a Biden uh sign in the right.
Oh, so like you're you're a you're a hippie wearing a tie-dag grateful dead t shirt.
Is that what you're saying?
Yeah, with a little Volkswagen bug and a surfboard on top, yes.
But uh I'm over by the beach.
But uh yesterday, um I was watch I was uh eating lunch and watching the historical accord, and uh my son walked past, he's 20 years old, and I said to my son, hey, do you remember the couple days ago when you asked me where I was at nine eleven, like what what was I doing, and it made such an impact, and he goes, and I and he and he said, Yeah.
I said, Well, this is one of those times right now.
Come sit down and watch this.
And so he sat down and we watched two Churchillian president uh figureheads, uh uh Trump and uh Netanyahu sign this historical court and I told him, I said, This is gonna affect your future.
This is your grandchildren and your children.
Chances are they will not be sent overseas in the Middle East.
Now you can't tell, but this is an historical event.
And he went, hmm.
And he watched it with me for a good 15, 20 minutes.
And that's what we need to do.
Uh we need to get our kids out of the basement and have those and I never and I and I and I said to my son, I said, you know, it's not about the man, it's about the policy.
It's about the long term.
I love his long I like uh Trump's uh New York swagger because I'm originally from New Jersey and I love it, but and he neutralizes the pr he basically castrates the press, and that's the time that we need right now.
But but but in the long term, and that's what Netanyahu told I remember him telling you that during the Obama administration that the problem with the American voters that we think in four year cycles.
And when we think in four year cycles, we think about personalities.
And that's basically what the Democrats are trying to keep us in.
And Trump and the and the Republicans uh convention was about the future, the 10 year plan, the 20 year plan, the my children's plan.
And when you when you see that, where I think Trump is doing a great job, people are s are leaving the Democratic Party because the the Democratic Party has abandoned them because they don't see their future.
They don't see their grandchildren's future in their party.
Appreciate the call.
Uh we're counting on you, George.
You gotta pull out Florida first, okay.
All right, Sean, you got it.
All right, eight hundred nine four one Sean will stay in Florida.
Rich is there.
Rich, you're uh you're up next.
Where are you living in uh Florida, my friend?
Hey hey, Sean, how you doing, pal?
I'm good, buddy.
What's going on?
I'm a New York transplant.
I'm in uh St. Augustine, Florida.
I was uh thinking I I uh moved to the most conservative uh area in Florida, but now I'm having an issue um with my HOA.
We've had flags up from day one since I moved here, and then once we put up a Trump flag, now all of a sudden they're they're banning flags.
They're banning flags.
You've got to be kidding in the Jacksonville area, way around St. Augustine.
Yeah, St. Augustine, it's like about 40 minutes from uh Jacksonville, St. John's County.
Wow.
Well, I mean, how does the community feel about that?
I would imagine if it when you have an HOA, if the majority of people feel strongly that they want to be able to put up the flag of their country, uh that people would stand united and say we're not taking it down, and if enough people unite and say you have the should have the right to display the American flag.
Look, we're not you're not talking about building a a forty foot um flagpole and putting it up that way, right?
You're talking about just displaying it like n you know, normal nor what you'd see normally on, say the Fourth of July of Memorial Day weekend, right?
Correct.
It's it's not it's not the American flag showing.
It's uh we had the American flags up, and I had my don't tread on me flag up for months.
Right.
And then I put up my Trump Second Amendment flag and my neighbor put up a Trump flag.
Now all of a sudden they're going around and uh telling people they need to to take their flags down.
And that's exactly why I'm calling you.
I've been on Facebook and there's a lot of people outraged.
We're looking to try to do something.
I mean I'm not sure.
You know, I mean the best thing you could do is organize within your you know, the problem with these when when you buy a condo or you buy into an HOA, you're agreeing to the rules.
And you know, what color you can paint your house, they have restrictions on all sorts of things.
And and you know, unfortunately, I don't know I'm I don't want to generalize here, but there are people that have nothing else to do in life that they worry about, you know, the tiniest of things.
And uh, you know, I'm a I'm kind of a the civil libertarian that's saying leave people alone, let them put up whatever they want to put up.
You want to put up a Black Lives Matter uh flag, go ahead.
I don't yeah, that's not affecting me.
Um, that's your choice.
We live in a free country.
I believe in free speech.
If you're so offended by a flag, then don't, you know, don't put it up in your house.
Um now if somebody wants to paint a house uh hot pink in an eight you have an hoa, I can kind of understand them saying, you know what, it's gonna reduce property values.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
You know, they're the son of a cop, son of a firefighter, carry a flag onto the field uh in Ohio.
They got suspended.
An American flag.
Unbelievable.
Uh they will join us exclusively tonight.
Also, Carl Rove with his analysis, Tammy Bruce, Jared Kushner tonight, Senator Lindsey Graham, uh Herschel Walker, Trey Gowdy.
All right, Saty DBR, nine Eastern Hannity, Fox News.
We'll see it tonight.
We'll be back here tomorrow.
As always, thank you for being with us as of tomorrow, 47 days, and you are the ultimate jury.
