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Joe Biden's going to have to go after a Democratic governor who's gone all Neanderthal because, according to the Harvard Current, the governor, Ned Lamont, announced yesterday, I didn't see this yesterday, that he will now roll back COVID-related restrictions in Connecticut starting on March the 19th,
including allowing restaurants to operate at full capacity, loosening rules on sports and entertainment venues, and lifting the state's travel ban.
Unbelievable.
Connecticut's new plan defies, quote, guidance from the director of the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention, who recommended earlier this week that states move slowly in reopening.
How come Florida can stay open?
They have the highest percentage of elderly population.
And from day one, that was mission one for Ron DeSantis.
He literally mobilized every state government agency in Florida to protect the elderly, you know, like people that live at America's friendliest hometown, the villages.
And they have a very high percentage of older Americans that retire in the great state of Florida because of the weather and the sunshine and the lifestyle.
It's a lot better and you don't pay state income taxes.
It is unbelievable to me.
And, you know, look, and let me be clear here.
Now, if you're going to run into older people, in other words, those that are susceptible to the most problems related to COVID, you have, you know, be responsible.
Wear your mask socially distant.
If you're an older person and yourself, if you have an underlying condition, if you have a comorbidity, if you have a compromised immune system, work with your doctor.
I strongly recommend considering the vaccine.
I'm not going to tell people how to live their lives.
That's going to be between you and your doctor.
You're going to have to make those decisions together.
But at least we can still, we're at the end of the road here.
You know, Joe, we're going to have 300 Americans vaccinated over the summer.
300.
Says it twice in one speech.
Okay, but Annity, how dare you say he looks weak and he's frail and he's cognitively struggling.
You know, last night on TV, I actually showed Joe Biden debating Paul, I think it was Paul Ryan in 2012, and then Joe Biden in 2016 before he left office to today.
He sent me two letters saying, by the way, can you send me some stimulus money for companies here in the state of Wisconsin?
We send millions of dollars.
Play the radio.
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And Representatives Shirley Jackson, Lee, Al Green, Sylvia Garcia, Lizzie Pinelli.
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Pinella.
And what am I doing here?
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I don't know what's going on, but it's getting real.
And you know, the foreign press, either they're all radicals like Hannity, or they see what I see.
Now, here's the other thing: hostile regimes, you know, run by hostile actors.
Oh, I can run off the names of a few: Putin, Russia, President Chi, China, Mullahs, Iran, Kim Jong-un, North Korea.
They're watching also.
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That's no, we can't have that.
I don't know.
And then now we got this disaster, this unmitigated disaster of $2 trillion.
Look, in 33 years, I have talked a lot about waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement, high taxes, government overreach, government bureaucracy.
I've seen more money wasted than you could shake a stick at.
They used to have a used to run through the list of waste, fraud, and abuse, and monies going to study the mating habits of the Japanese quail or something.
Insane things like that.
National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities.
This $1.9 trillion COVID bill.
Well, the only way to improve it, as Senator Kennedy of Louisiana just said, is with a shredder.
That's the only way you can improve it.
It's useless.
And it is only 9%, 600 and what, 28-page liberal socialist democratic wish list.
And they're ramming it through the Senate.
It'll be a 50-50 tie, Kamala Harris breaking the tie vote.
If unless Murkowski or Ben Sasse the jackass or Mitt Romney go the other way, you got literally billions and billions of dollars to bail out big blue states with high taxes that never balance their budget, live within their means, or fund their pensions.
And the people that are going to be paying for it are the people that elect responsible governors, responsible red state legislatures that, you know, balance their budgets, fund their pensions.
They're going to be stuck putting that bill.
New York, bingo, they're going to get at least $50 billion.
$50 billion.
There's $130 billion in this for school funding.
I didn't find out till last night.
I've been telling you that some of these monies for emergency COVID relief aren't going to be spent until 2022 and then 2024.
No, it stretches out to 2028.
They're figuring they want to grab every single dime they can now when they can get away with it.
You get to use the reconciliation process to circumvent the legislative filibuster, meaning you need a 60-vote margin only once.
This is how they passed Obamacare.
Remember, Scott Brown was going to be the 51st vote against Obamacare.
No, they got it.
A billion dollars.
Okay, so there is some stuff for vaccine confidence activities, whatever that means.
They're giving money for COVID payments for illegal immigrants in this bill.
They're giving literally hundreds and hundreds of millions and billions of dollars to foreign countries' health care plans.
I'm like, this is madness.
We cannot afford this.
This is insanity.
And then on top of it, then we got the madness known as HR1.
Now they're going to have a harder time with that, assuming Joe Manchin and Senator Sinema of Arizona hold the line and don't go along with ending the legislative filibuster.
But I thought that Manchin in particular said, you know, GD, whatever, you know, for crying out loud, what part of no, I'm not ending the legislative filibuster.
Don't you understand?
Like he's getting pissed off, you know, getting the question thrown at him at this point, which is not bad.
That's a good thing for everybody.
I'll tell you, this thing at the border is getting really bad, too.
Now we've got immigrants that are testing positive for COVID.
Now, we showed video of detention centers this week on Hannity exclusive footage.
Now, not only do you have kids in these tents with foil blankets, whoever heard of a foil blanket?
I mean, it's insanity.
They won't let anybody see the cargo shipping containers that they're putting these kids in.
Can't see, no, no cameras allowed, but we're told there are butterflies in there.
They have tiny windows, these shipping containers, and they have bars on the windows.
And I can't imagine, even with butterflies on the walls, that these things are any good.
But now we've got a health crisis at the border.
Now they're literally moving people to other states.
State governors are having a fit over this, as they rightly should.
One House Democrats sounding the alarm.
10,000 illegal immigrants are now entering Texas every week.
We had Governor Abbott on Hannity last night under Biden's open border policy.
10,000 illegal immigrants a week.
A lot of these are kids.
Now, what we ought to be doing is saying, stopping them at the border, health checking them to protect our personnel down at the border and ICE and border security agents.
And then we ought to be saying, where are you from?
Okay, here's a bus.
Get on the bus and go home.
We'll take you home.
But we don't do that.
That's what they do in Australia.
You can't even reach the mainland.
And if you're ill, they'll take care of you.
They'll nurse you back to good health.
They'll give you enough food and enough water to make the journey home.
But you're not getting in illegally.
And, you know, we do have people that still hate America, people that are still involved with radical extremism that want to bring harm to American towns and cities.
And I think COVID ought to teach us that maybe we ought to think about health checks for anybody entering the country.
There's no social distancing in the videos we showed you last night.
There's no mask wearing of any of the videos of the migrant families that are coming across.
Henry Quear, whose congressional district is near the U.S.-Mexico border, he warned of 10,000 illegal immigrants apprehended in a single border sector in Texas in one week.
We are weeks, maybe days away from a crisis on the southern border.
Well, that's the opposite of what Biden is saying and the opposite of what the Director of Homeland Security is saying.
The President Trump in exile, to quote Acosta.
Our borders totally out of control thanks to the disastrous, quote, leadership of Joe Biden.
Our great Border Patrol ICE agents have been disrespected, demeaned, mocked by the Biden administration.
A mass incursion into the country by people who should not be here is happening on an hourly basis and getting worse by the minute.
Many have criminal records.
Many others are here spreading COVID, which they've even had to confirm.
Interior enforcement has been shut down.
They've now instituted catch and release again as a side note.
ICE officers are desperate to remove convicted criminals, and Biden won't even let them do that.
The spiraling tsunami at the border is overwhelming local communities, depleting budgets, crowding hospitals, taking jobs from legal American workers.
And when I left office, we'd achieved the most secure border in our country's history.
Under Biden, it'll soon be worse, more dangerous, more out of control than ever.
And he said he's violated his oath of office to uphold the Constitution and enforce the laws.
Well, he's not enforcing the law.
He's bypassing the law.
Just like he's bypassing an entire co-equal branch of government with the stroke of a pen with every executive order that he signs.
Unbelievable.
Now we'll see what happens.
It's not going to work out well.
Just not.
But this is what's happening.
The Biden administration looking for more ways to release migrant parents and children into other states, moving them to other states.
We reported last night: migrant children see Biden's stop on deportations as an invitation.
They're wearing Biden shirts.
Let us in.
Border Patrol Council, the crisis has spread from Rio Grande straight through to San Diego.
Three months of peak border crossing to go.
Greyhound CEO says migrants need to show proof that they're not COVID positive before boarding our buses.
We had Governor Abbott saying Biden is not just endangering Texans, he's endangering all Americans.
We can't get to see anything.
Montana governor slammed by everybody.
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This is where meth is where 90% of the heroin in this country comes from.
Our southern border and fentanyl on top of it.
Losing 300 people a week in this country because of opioid addiction.
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The Supreme Court has now dismissed a number of cases testing the Trump administration's plan to withhold law enforcement grants from cities that refused to cooperate with the Department of Homeland Security efforts to deport non-citizens arrested by local police.
In other words, sanctuary cities.
So now the Supreme Court has dropped those cases at the request of Biden's Department of Justice.
The court had yet to decide whether it would hear the cases, but they acted shortly after the Biden administration.
State and city governments, New York and California, all asked the justices to dismiss the pending appeals.
You had lower courts in New York, San Francisco, shockingly, reaching varying conclusions about the Department of Justice's authority to withhold funds to Congress that authorized, that it authorized to assist local police departments.
I mean, that just takes the whole issue of, I mean, think about this.
I thought aiding and abetting in a criminal activity was a crime.
If you are in this country illegally and you end up in the justice system and you have local states, California, a sanctuary state or cities, sanctuary cities that refuse, even when people have served time in jail, illegal immigrants, and they are released, they don't turn them over as the law requires ICE to be deported.
They don't allow that.
Well, then what happens in the case of like, oh, Kate Steinley, for example, or any of these other high-profile cases?
And that is only the tip of the iceberg.
We've interviewed enough families that have lost loved ones because of sanctuary city and state status of individuals that we had arrested, that were even incarcerated, that are then protected by the state, by the city, and not handed over to the proper authorities as the law would otherwise require them to do.
Now, if you did it as a conservative, if you spit on the sidewalk or your jaywalk, expect to go to jail for 10 years.
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I mean, the walls are beginning to cave in on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
And here's the fascinating aspect of this, and I think I have figured out in my conservative brain why this is happening the way it's happening.
Not that hard to figure out, actually.
When Ron Kim, state representative, talked about the threats, the bullying of Cuomo, and then I think it was the New York Times.
Get a reporter say, yeah, that happened to me too.
Because I'm watching this convergence of events unfold.
And you've got the New York Times, as liberal left-wing as they are, going after Cuomo as hard now as they've decided to go after him.
And then you have even the New York Senate majority leader, Democrat Andrea Stewart Cousins, saying, well, Cuomo shouldn't resign unless a fourth accuser comes forward, which, by the way, that in and of itself, that statement is like, huh?
Oh, so there's a magic number.
If you get four accusations, that's the tipping point.
That's the straw that breaks the camel's back.
But the other three, you can get away with three, but not four accusations.
Now, again, I'm somebody that believes due process, presumption of innocence.
You know, it's fascinating that the I Believer caucus, I don't hear anybody saying, I believe these women the way they did in the Kavanaugh case.
These are serious.
We must investigate.
That's all I hear.
We've got to have due process.
They all sound like me, except I do it whether it's a Republican or Democrat, and I'm intellectually honest and consistent.
Something the mob and the media is not, and something the Democrats are not.
And it's now happening in two different ways.
I saw this late last night.
We actually ended up getting it into Hannity, the TV show, because it broke just beforehand, where almost within like minutes of each other, at least me finding it, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, both of them, and the AP too, come up with stories about how Cuomo's health department confirmed reports that members of the COVID-19 task force in New York literally,
purposely altered a state health department report in June to specifically omit the full number of nursing home patients killed by coronavirus.
Now, that's in June.
Now, what's fascinating about that is now we're getting a timeline coming together here, and then it negates the argument that was the original whistleblower making.
Well, we didn't want the Department of Justice, which is now investigating it, to get a hold of these accurate numbers.
Well, that wouldn't even be within that timeframe because June of last year, I promise you, nobody was investigating the nursing home scandal in New York or even thinking about it.
We were basically trying to, we were all gulping water, dealing with something that nobody, the only person that got it right ended up being Donald Trump in terms of being able to do stuff like build hospitals, provide PPE ventilators, everything that these states were not prepared for, that their own health departments had said they're going to need.
It's not a matter of if, a matter of when you'll need 15,793 new ventilators and they bought none, Cuomo's own health task force.
Anyway, so you've got the Wall Street Journal, New York Times citing documents and people with a specific knowledge of what happened in Albany, New York, and the Cuomo administration's internal discussions.
And both those papers and the AP reporting that aides, including the secretary to the governor, Melissa DeRosa, pushed state health officials to literally edit, well, one report said June, I report, so it counted only residents who died inside of long-term care facilities, not those who became ill in there, but later died at a hospital.
In other words, they're doctoring the numbers.
And the latest blow for Cuomo, you know, now he's, and I'll get to the sexual harassment issue in a second.
It's now two massive scandals that are now, I mean, they're both percolating and boiling over for him.
When they had the sexual harassment allegations and the interview that took place on CBS last night, you got a top, you got top Democrats in the state have said they want those investigations to conclude before they make a judgment about Cuomo's conduct.
But in the wake of these now, I mean, again, it's coming from the media mob and Democrats.
This is not a partisan Republican-led effort to take down Andrew Cuomo.
This is, it sounds to me like something's been going on, my read of this for a long time in terms of how the media mob feels they have been treated by Cuomo as governor, now in his third term, and certainly Democrats in Albany, elected officials, and how they have been treated.
You know, Cuomo hid the numbers, impeached, tweeted a Queens Assembly member, Ron Kim, a Democrat.
He's the guy that said Cuomo bullied him over the nursing home response.
Now, this report was released to rebut criticism of Cuomo.
Now, in the most bizarre twist in this, this is at the time he's writing his book on his great COVID leadership.
This early report showed 9,000 nursing home deaths.
It should have been a call to action to say, okay, we've discovered we can't put COVID patients.
My late March executive order is becoming an unmitigated disaster.
I need to rescind it.
But he didn't.
He went out and defended it, knowing darn well that they had been altering the numbers the whole time, instructing staff to alter the numbers.
So this now enters the legal realm here that we'd not seen before.
Last night on CBS, they're anchored Nora O'Donnell sat down with a woman, one of the three accusers, named Charlotte Bennett.
That's her name.
She was an assistant to Governor Cuomo.
This is her saying that he propositioned her for sex.
Her saying the national attention the governor was receiving at that time, the praise.
You know, they literally came up with the phrase Cuomosexual.
Whatever that means, I don't even know.
I don't even want to begin to examine what the hell it means.
And I've cited where it came from.
But anyway, the attention made Cuomo, she says, feel like he was untouchable.
Then she goes into detail, stating exactly what Cuomo was asking, started asking inappropriate questions.
You know, I'm lonely looking for a girlfriend.
Then she very explicitly states what she believed Cuomo was trying to do, sleep with her.
Here's what she said: Governor Cuomo said that he has never propositioned anybody.
Do you believe that he was propositioning you?
Yes.
For what?
Sex.
The pandemic was obviously stressful for all of us, and he was on TV nearly every day talking about it.
Make that count look good.
So you think all this national attention may have emboldened him?
Absolutely.
I think he felt like he was untouchable in a lot of ways.
Bennett says their professional relationship took a turn on May 15th when she alleges the governor started asking her about her love life and then became fixated, repeating over and over again her history as a sexual assault survivor.
So he goes, you were raped.
You were raped.
You were raped and abused and assaulted.
Another key encounter happened on June 5th when Bennett says she was called into Cuomo's office to take dictation, and he told her to turn off the tape recorder.
And then he explains at that point that he is looking for a girlfriend.
He's lonely.
He's tired.
You've just finished dictation, and the governor is telling you he's lonely and looking for a relationship.
Yes.
He asked if I had trouble enjoying being with someone because of my trauma.
This seems highly inappropriate.
Yeah.
The governor asked me if I was sensitive to intimacy.
In his office.
Yes.
During the workday.
You have been quoted as saying that he also asked you about if you'd ever been with an older man.
Yeah.
He asked me if age difference mattered.
He also explained that he was fine with anyone over 22.
And how old are you?
25.
What were you thinking as he's asking you these questions?
I thought he's trying to sleep with me.
The governor's trying to sleep with me.
And I'm deeply uncomfortable.
And I have to get out of this room as soon as possible.
And to be clear, what made you think that he was trying to sleep with you?
Without explicitly saying it, he implied to me that I was old enough for him and he was lonely.
And then she was asked specifically, Charlotte Bennett, as the person being interviewed on CBS, what she thought of Cuomo's statement.
Here's what she said.
Governor Cuomo said in a statement that what he said may have, quote, been misinterpreted.
Did you misinterpret him?
No.
I understood him loud and clear.
It just didn't go the way he planned.
I never knew at the time I was making anyone feel uncomfortable.
Did you watch Governor Cuomo's apology?
I did.
It's not an apology.
It's not an issue of my feelings.
It's an issue of his actions.
The fact is that he was sexually harassing me and he has not apologized for sexually harassing me.
And he can't even use my name.
Now, what makes this even more damning, which came out in the interview last night, is that pretty much in real time, in other words, as it happened, right after it happened, she texted and those messages were saved and then later corroborated by CBS.
Text messages, exactly what she said there was exactly what she was texting a friend.
Now, the question is, where are the I believers?
Where are they?
Because their silence, as usual, is deafening.
And even New Yorkers now, majority of them now believe, in fact, he did, an overwhelming majority, sexually harass these staffers.
And this was taken after that Emerson College PIX, WPIX News Nation survey found.
A third woman accused him of grabbing her face and kissing her against the will at the wedding reception of a Cuomo Aid.
That's the one that's been on everywhere, that video.
Only one in five voters said, nah, he didn't harass anyone.
And it really wasn't an apology.
Even the apology didn't do well either.
Split verdict.
41% said he was sincere.
41% said it wasn't heartfelt at all.
Others had no opinion.
And that comes on the heels of a Quintum Piak poll out yesterday that found nearly four out of five New York voters believe that these allegations leveled against Cuomo by three women.
And that's, again, before this interview aired last night.
So now the question is: okay, what's going to happen from here?
I don't know.
I think his biggest legal, now there's civil and then there's criminal, right?
But if his Department of Health and his staff purposefully for the reason of evasion in terms of what the first stated reason was of a Department of Justice investigation altered those numbers, that is an explosive report that they and they rewrote the report to change the nursing home death total.
That is called a cover-up and potentially obstruction.
And I'm just giving you facts here.
It's not Republicans.
It's not conservatives.
It's not talk radio.
It's not Fox News leading the charge against Andrew Cuomo.
These are Democrats.
You have the New York Senate majority leader saying if one more accuser comes forward, it's over.
He needs to go.
But I don't even think that's the biggest legal issue facing Cuomo.
It's the allegation now that Cuomo advisors altered the report on nursing home deaths.
That is a big deal.
And the number, again, this started in June, not long after the March executive order that he put out.
And by the time, by that point in June, 9,000 nursing home deaths were being reported and sent to his office.
It was not the public that saw it.
And then the governor's most senior aides wanted to keep it that way.
They didn't want us to know.
And then they rewrote the report, taking out the real numbers, according to interviews, documents, reviewed by all people, the New York Times.
Now, that intervention, which came as Cuomo was starting to write the book on his great achievements in the pandemic, you know, and I've got to be honest here.
At that point, we were still learning a lot.
Listen, I was very hesitant to jump on the criticized Fauci bandwagon because the guy spent decades of his life helping people, but he got so much wrong.
He really did.
And now that he's gotten political, that's just a bridge too far for me.
He shouldn't be political on this.
Don't wear masks, wear masks, now wear double masks.
You know, well, you know, life can get back to normal if we have the vaccine.
Well, maybe not so fast.
I mean, every projection by every medical, had he been honest and just rescinded the executive order and say we're going to handle this differently, early data shows us that this is not a good idea.
And we still have 80% of the hospital beds that are empty at the Javit Center and then the Navy hospital ship, I'll use them, which were COVID prepared, manned by President Trump, all the PPE provided by the federal government.
It was a no-brainer at that point.
I mean, it just would have been the simple, right decision to make.
Maybe you take a short-term political hit, but I think people understood that nobody got this right.
The experts were wrong a lot.
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If these allegations, if these charges are proven, there's just no way he can govern.
So that's a yes.
You think that he should resign if any of these are proven?
Of course.
I wasn't elected by politicians.
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I'm not going to resign.
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Now, I've been talking about the simplicity of conservatism.
It's not complicated.
You believe in liberty.
You believe in freedom.
You believe in limited government, lower taxes.
You want less government bureaucracy so manufacturers and companies can grow and expand and prosper, right?
We want constitutionalists on the bench.
Every town and city want law and order and safety and security.
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We've talked about three waves of conservatism.
One is Reagan.
I used to always say, I'm a Reagan conservative.
Newt Gingrich, contract with America.
They took back power in the House for the first time in 40 years.
Third wave, Donald Trump, America first, make America great again.
That is the winning agenda.
Let the Democratic Party be the party of coastal elites from Washington, New York, and New Jersey and Los Angeles and San Francisco and Seattle and Portland and the rest of the country.
Should the Republican Party can be for working men and women, energy jobs, high-paying career jobs in the energy sector.
And look at what Donald Trump did for minorities with record after record after record low unemployment for every demographic group in the country.
That's it in a nutshell.
That's the future if Republicans want to win elections.
And of course, election reform.
Anyway, Newt Kingrich, she's a big part of the intellectual growth of conservatism.
One, sir, welcome back to the program.
Two, I want to know if Professor Gingrich agrees with my quick analysis and how do we get there starting in 2022.
Well, I do agree.
Let me say, first of all, I want to report to the audience that I have currently been suspended by Twitter because I'm joining a distinct elite group here.
I'd sent out a tweet suggesting that legal immigrants coming across the border might be a bigger threat of COVID than anything that Governor Abbott was doing.
And that was clearly inappropriate, according to the people out there in Silicon Valley.
So we're in a fight with them right now.
But I basically agree with what you're saying.
But I'm fascinated with what we're watching unfold.
I'm convinced that Biden and Pelosi and Schumer, having lived through 94 and 2010, when the Republicans won huge victories just two short years after electing Democratic president, that what they now have decided is that they can't keep the House.
And so they are on a sprint to do as many radical things as they can before they lose the House.
And so they're walking a lot of their marginal members through just terrible votes in order to try to get things done.
And they're basically asking 40 or 50 of their members to commit suicide by being for these things.
And I think that, you know, my model is very simple.
If you think that we should censor Dr. Seuss and keep a fence around the U.S. Capitol, you should be a Democrat.
If you think that we should protect Dr. Seuss and tear down the fence around the Capitol, then you should be a Republican.
And I think that broad a difference is going to, in fact, lead to a disastrous election for the Democrats basically and then 22.
I'm very optimistic about 2022.
You know, and I will tell you, though, they do need to prepare for it.
I know your former stomping grounds in Georgia.
They're making great strides in fixing what was a horrible consent agreement, ensuring that you have signature verification, ensuring that you have voter ID, whether it's voting by mail or any other way.
There's got to be some checks and balances.
Last time I checked, Mr. Speaker, when I've been in the Capitol, I needed a photo ID to get in.
Last time I went to a Democratic National Convention, I needed a photo ID to get in.
But if you look at HR1, they want to eliminate all identification requirements.
They want to register everybody automatically, not clean up the rolls, allow felons to vote.
We would never have an election, in my opinion, going forward under HR1 that anybody could ever have any faith, trust, or confidence in.
I just did a podcast at Kingrouse 360 about HR1.
And it's astonishing that it's almost exactly the opposite of what most Americans favor.
And I think that's a key thing to remember here, that you have this bizarre period where every time you turn around, they're doing things the American people oppose.
And you can't quite imagine if it's just that when they get in these rooms, the left is so noisy and so loud and so aggressive that they gradually let themselves be talked into suicide.
But that's what we're watching, I think, the suicide of the Democratic Party and its reversion into a long-term minority.
And I agree with your analysis.
But it goes all the way back to the very first day when they adopted the House rules and they went out of their way to take out mother and father, brother, sister, son, daughter, any gender-related words.
But there are very few districts in America that think you ought to abolish mom and dad.
Then you go from there.
The $1.9 trillion politician payout bill, which is not a COVID relief bill.
Only 9% of the bill relates to COVID.
91% of the world.
We've gone through it in detail.
It is horrible.
It's horrible.
And again, they're going to have a series of votes in that bill.
It is more radical than the eight years of Clinton and the eight years of Obama combined, that one bill.
And when people begin to take this apart and explain it, I just think that they're literally in the process of destroying their party.
I don't disagree at all.
You had a great analysis.
I saw your column on the winners at CPAC, and I agreed with you wholeheartedly.
And by the way, taking it out of the Washington swamp was smart, but you talked about Trump.
You talked about DeSantis.
You talked about Christy Noam.
And we have other stars in the party, too.
I mean, I thought Mike Pompeo gave a particularly strong speech.
I loved him talking about his Kansas roots.
I love that he was talking about his biggest enemies, the people that hate him the most.
Let's see, China, Iran, and the New York Times.
I said, okay, that says a lot about your character.
That makes me like you more.
And he's smart as hell.
Yeah.
And it shows if you look where he and Pence are in a lot of polls right now, you know, they're not very far behind DeSantis, who's clearly the frontrunner and had just a terrific CPAC.
And I thought really the big surprise was Christy Noam.
I've known her since she was in the House.
She is a terrific person.
But I think she really began to come into her own in Orlando.
Yeah, listen, I've known what you've known.
We've put her on TV quite a bit.
She does a great job.
You know, it's very interesting, too.
Stylistically, she's not a flamethrower.
She's just a very, very downhome, South Dakota, you know, a different pacing than New York and D.C. and Los Angeles and San Francisco.
I kind of, at this point in my life, am liking that pacing a hell of a lot more.
Well, and I think the country does, I think she's reliably conservative.
She's very authentic.
You know, you really are getting exactly what you see.
She's had great courage.
And I think that the country may be ready.
I know it's a great shock if you're a Yale or Harvard graduate or if you're from Stanford or Berkeley.
And you may think, oh, my God, somebody from the middle of the country.
But I think that she's going to do very well.
And of course, DeSantis has just been a rock star.
Chris and I have been down looking around in Naples.
And it's amazing.
You leave Washington where everybody is unhappy and miserable and the weather's bad.
And they're at each other's throats.
You get down to Florida where DeSantis' policies, building on what Rick Scott had done earlier, and the weather is nice.
People are happy.
You don't have any of this kind of sense you have in the Washington area.
You look at the schools that refuse to open and the teachers' unions up here.
And then you look at a state that has a huge school choice program and where they're, you know, they think children should actually be in school, not just sitting at home because the teachers' union is blackmailing them.
It really is unbelievable the difference between states like New York.
What do you think about what's going on with Cuomo?
I thought you had this very credible interview last night with one of his accusers, but I think when the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times write devastating pieces and release them almost simultaneously on how there was a willful and purposeful cover-up of numbers that they had as early as June about nursing home deaths, I think it kind of tells you the real trouble that they may now be in.
He particularly may now be in legally as well as politically.
Think about this.
This guy is lying to the Justice Department, having senior citizens get killed unnecessarily, and writing a book about what a great job he's doing.
And while simultaneously involved in what the New York Times and Wall Street Journal are both describing as a massive cover-up on if people don't go to jail for this, there is no justice left.
There is no, no, we don't have one.
You know why?
Because Hillary Clinton always gets out of trouble.
You know what?
Nobody has been held accountable except Kleinsmith on this whole issue involving the deep state and lying to FISA courts and spying on a presidential candidate and a president.
Nobody has yet to be held accountable.
You know, Director Ray said, we're going to have intra-agency discipline for everyone mentioned in the Horowitz report from what, two years ago?
A little late, Director.
I mean, the lack of, I mean, it's really frustrating.
If you're a Republican and spit on the sidewalk or Jaywalk or you dare to lie to Congress, a process crime, expect 30 guys in tactical gear, frogmen, and CNN cameras for a pre-dawn raid.
Otherwise, if you're a Democrat, you can do anything and you'll get away with everything.
Well, look, guys, I just want to make a comment I never thought I would say.
You have to remember that compared to Cuomo, Hillary is the epitome of charm and pleasantness.
All right, quick break.
More with New Kingrich on the other side.
Steve Dane, Senator, will join us coming up at the bottom of the hour.
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I got to ask you a question because you're always like my adopted, unfairly to you, big brother.
And I am very concerned.
We've now been watching Joe Biden a little over a month, and there's no scheduled state of the union.
There's no press conferences.
Anytime he speaks, it becomes an unmitigated disaster.
I mean, when he loses his place, I carry a card with me.
Let me pull it out.
Now, he had been at a vigil the day before about the 500,000 Americans that have died from COVID.
Not a hard number to remember.
And he had to get into his pocket.
And I'm like, what else is on the card?
My name is Joe.
My wife's name is Jill.
I live at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Listen, he's weak and he's frail and he's struggling cognitively.
And last night on TV, I showed tape of him in 2012, 2016, and today, and the difference is startling.
Well, look, I think that the moment for me when he offered to take questions and they cut him off.
Yeah.
That was this week.
Well, and it's it, but it tells you something.
There are people around him who believe their job is to control him and not let him not let him make a mistake.
Because I think he was sincere and kind of thinking, hey, I'll take some questions.
We're among friends.
And boom, it's just he was gone.
I thought it was very telling about how the power structure works over there.
And I don't know whether that means that Ron Klein is in charge or whether that means that Dean.
Kamala Harris.
I mean, but this is a problem now.
And I'll tell you what a bigger problem that nobody wrote.
I want to know, you know, there's this new book out.
We got these authors on TV tonight, and they're saying, yeah, they use the hide the crazy uncle in the basement strategy to win.
And I'm like, okay, did people know that he had and was struggling with significant issues and hiding it from us?
Is that a fair question or have I crossed the line?
No, I think it's a very fair question because, and of course, I think he was quite happy to be put in that position because he'd always wanted to be president.
And he was tired.
You know, but when I watched him with his wife, there are moments when it really is a little bit like what happened with Woodrow Wilson after he had a massive stroke.
And his wife ended up basically running the government.
For a year.
A full year.
And just you have to wonder what is the internal power structure over there and who's making the real decisions.
And is it actually going to continue to get worse?
My sense is that with every passing couple of weeks, there's just a little bit worse.
I hope I'm wrong, to be very honest, but I don't think I am.
All right, Mr. Speaker, great to have you.
It's pretty scary.
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Newt Gingrich, sir, thank you for being with us.
When we come back, by the way, Senator Steve Daines is going to be here.
We'll get to your calls coming up.
We'll go through these bills that are now making their way to the Senate in the
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Sean, you want to be a part of this extravaganza?
This is one of the most pathetic and one of the largest, most irresponsible, well, by far, this is the most irresponsible so-called emergency relief package for COVID ever in the history of Washington.
And that is saying a lot.
We've gone over in great specificity, great detail, how all the waste, fraud, and abuse, this is the Pelosi-Schumer payback.
This is about bridges.
This is about tunnels.
Only 9% of the monies allocated here are for emergency COVID relief.
And it is nothing short of a national disgrace, a big blue state financial bailout by people that elect fiscally responsible governors, legislatures in their home states, people that don't tax you into oblivion, people that live within their means, balance their budgets, pay down their pensions, and do everything right.
Now, all this, this is going to be a massive transfer of wealth from responsible red state governors and red state residents, red state legislatures that do the right thing, and it's going to reward people like Andrew Cuomo, the New York state legislature, the assemblymen and senators in New York.
Same thing out there in Sacramento and California and Gavin Newsom and company.
And it's, we're not talking about billions.
We are talking about trillions of dollars.
You know, we went over.
Biden said at one point, well, somebody needs to tell me what is cut.
Well, I went through every single item that needs to be cut, and it's all but 9% of it.
Much of the money allocated for spending after 2022, after 2024.
Center for Responsible Federal Budget found more than 15%, about $300 billion, is going for long-standing policy priorities that have nothing to do with emergency COVID relief.
1% of the spending goes towards accelerating vaccine distribution.
Okay, I can live with that.
Only 5% on public health needs.
I can live with that.
But the goal is nothing emergency COVID-related in any way.
And the question is: you know, I know they've been working on it in the Senate.
I know that Republicans are trying to fix this monstrosity, but it looks like they're doing everything they can possibly do.
You know, first they tried to stick the minimum wage in there until the Senate parliamentarians said no, $15 minimum wage, which the CBO said would end 1.4 million jobs in the country.
We'd lose them.
You know, okay, on unemployment benefits, why are we paying COBRA health benefits for illegal immigrants in this bill?
Why is that?
Why are they allowing subsidy premiums for COBRA to go to the illegal immigrants?
Why are stimulus checks going in the families of illegal immigrants?
You know, why are they giving this all these givebacks to teachers unions that are fighting the reopening of our schools?
Why are they, you know, in some cases, a lot of these colleges stayed open?
Are they going to tell us exactly what colleges it's going to?
We have to spend $1.5 billion on Amtrak again.
The National Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, $350 billion bailout, state, local governments that have always misappropriated funds and taxed their residents to death, $800 million in foreign food aid, also allocating monies for foreign health.
We're not even providing Americans with good health care.
$50 million for the Environmental Protection Agency.
You've got to be kidding me.
What does this have to do with the environment right now?
But this is what they're doing.
Ron Johnson, senator from the great state of Wisconsin, had them read the Senate Clerk read.
This is the finishing of the reading of the 600-page COVID bill.
Listen.
Inequalibility of public services cap.
Indian tribes may use up to 100% of any grant from amounts made available under this paragraph, the Public Services Secondary Education Act of 1965 of 1965, 20 U.S.C. 7544A1 for activities authorized under Section 6304A23 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, 20 U.S.C. 7544A23 and other related activities.
I applaud Senator Johnson for making sure they read the bill, something they never do.
Well, anyway, Senator Steve Daines is from the great state of Montana.
What the hell am I doing in New York when I could live out in paradise in Montana and buy myself a little baby ranch out there and no one would ever see me again and I'd be happy?
How are you?
I'm doing well, Sean.
And I got to ask the question, why have you done that?
Yeah, I mean, and by the way, you're just as guilty as me because you're in the swamp right now as we speak.
And I give you credit for serving, but I'm sure you'd rather be home in Montana.
Sean, I would rather be home in Montana, but I tell you what, we have two grandchildren, little Emma and Lil Jackson.
This is really about the future of this country.
Sean, I can't believe truly how terrible this $1.9 trillion liberal wish list is.
It is disguised as a COVID-19 relief package.
But, you know, 628 pages, it's about $3 billion a page, Sean.
And the more you dig into it, the more outrageous it becomes.
$3 billion a page, only 9% for emergency COVID relief.
And that's what they lie to the American people.
And now, in Montana, you elect pretty fiscally responsible governors, state legislatures.
You're fiscally responsible.
And look what's happening.
They're going to take money from the hardworking people of Montana.
Now, by the way, this benefits me, and I don't want it.
I don't think it's fair.
And you're going to bail out high-taxing, highly regulated states like New York with bloated budgets and budget deficits and debt and unfunded pensions.
It's not fair to the people of Montana.
You know, President Trump's tax bill didn't help Sean Hannity, but I don't deserve to deduct my state income tax in the first place, in my opinion.
That wasn't fair to states that don't even have an income tax.
I'll tell you what, what we did before that we were incentivizing states to be fiscally responsible, as we should, either through lower taxes or lower spending.
But as we dig into the spending side of this $1.9 trillion bill, Sean, there's $270 million in there that goes to the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities.
What in the world does that have to do with COVID?
There's $130 billion of schools, you know, 5% spent this year, but 95% sent.
95% is spent in calendar years 22 through 28.
And then for those of the listeners who are pro-life as I am, it provides $400 billion, that's with a B, of taxpayer money that can be used for abortion.
We have these high protections in the law within the federal government that say you can't spend taxpayer dollars for an abortion.
That's been the law of the land, Sean, for 44 years.
The Democrats have just thumbed their nose at that.
And in this bill, they've taken those protections away.
And then the other little hidden gem in all this is they're expanding Obamacare, giving billions of dollars to health insurance companies, basically bigger subsidies.
What they're doing here is they're advancing their progressive liberal far-left agenda towards the government takeover health care.
It's right here in broad daylight as we dig into this bill.
So let me ask you, these are the two big important questions.
Because as I understand it, they get to use the reconciliation process, which means that you only need 50 votes.
Kamala Harris would be the tie vote.
Are there going to be any Republicans that vote for this monstrosity, A?
Is there anything you can do to stop it, B?
And what about HR1?
Will that die in the U.S. Senate?
And please tell me yes.
Yeah, Sean, great questions.
So as it relates to the battle we're in right now, and this is the fight, and I applaud what Senator Ron Johnson did last night.
He said, let's read the bill.
Make them read every single page of that 628-page monstrosity.
But here's the bottom line.
They're using a procedure called reconciliation, which means it's 51 votes.
The key pre-vote here was what happened yesterday on a motion.
Basically, the goddamnto the bill, it was 50-50.
Every Republican opposed it.
Every Democrat supported it.
And so Kamala Harris came up here from the White House, and she cast the signing vote so it passed 5150.
Sadly, Sean, though we're fighting this good fight, I think it probably ends up passing 5150, but every single Republican is going to vote against it.
And HR1, they would need 60 votes.
They would.
Yeah, HR1, that has got to be stopped.
All right, quick break more with Senator Daines of Montana on the other side.
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Senator Steve Daines.
Are you confident that Republicans, assuming, again, Manchin and Sinema mean what they say, and assuming guys like Mitt Romney and Ben Sasse or Lisa Murkowski don't vote to end the legislative filibuster?
I doubt even those three would do that.
So they shouldn't be able to pass HR1, correct?
No, I agree with you.
I don't think HR1 passes.
Thank God we've got the Republicans here that still have the 60-vote rule here, which we will, I am confident, actually, Sean, we will stop H.R.
We have to, Sean.
I mean, this is a complete re-engineering of our country.
The very social fabric of our nation, the way elections are conducted.
It's a federal takeover of elections.
This is Nancy Pelosi's dream list between this $1.9 trillion COVID package and then this HR1 and the Equality Act and so forth.
It has to be stopped.
And this is what's chilling.
And that's why, Sean, at the end of the day, that's why I get in a plane and leave Montana here and come to D.C. because this is for the future of the Republic.
Yeah, you leave paradise and you go straight to hell.
I mean, that's pretty much the swamp and the sewer.
All right, so let me ask this question.
So if I, what is considered like a baby, a small ranch in Montana?
How many acres would that be?
What would that look like?
Well, you know, Sean, it's all relative in terms of sizes.
You know, a smaller ranch, probably a few thousand acres is probably the way it looks at it.
Montana.
Yeah, that'd be on the smaller side.
And I can have like my own little trout stream in the back.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I see.
And with a home where the buffalo roam and the meals and the deer and the antlers play.
Oh, absolutely.
No, I'm an avid hunter and outdoorsman.
I love spending time outside.
I've been fly fishing since the early 70s, and my grandpa taught me as a little kid in Montana.
By the way, I really resent fly fishing because it's too much work.
I've tried it only once.
I tried it with Dick Cheney in Wyoming when we were helping.
There's Rivers for Recovery.
It's a group for vets with PTSD.
And I went out with them one day, and I like, this is too hard.
I just like to drop my line and wait for the fish to bite the thing.
Hey, Sean, don't give up on it.
I'd be happy to take you out in a McKinsey boat.
We'll float one of our great rivers like the Yellowstone River.
It's a lot easier to do it from a boat, but we'll have to try it again sometime out there in Montana.
All right.
Well, listen, Senator, it's great to have you back.
It's been a while.
And listen, please keep us updated.
And is there anything the people listening to this program can do?
Because I know when we inundate the phone lines, they just stop answering the phones right after a period of time.
No, I tell you what, keep the phones rolling.
And keep the phones rolling there for Joe Manchin.
For listeners from West Virginia, Arizona, keep the pressure on Joe Manchin and Kirsten Cinema.
They play really important roles here, ensuring we don't blow up the filibuster because that protects us from these horrible bills like HR1.
And Manchin was pretty adamant about it.
He said, you know, bleep, bleep, what part of me saying never don't you understand?
Meaning he's not giving up on that.
All I got to say is keep the pressure on because the other thing that I'm concerned about is D.C. statehood and Puerto Rico statehood.
Why?
Because then you fundamentally change the makeup of the Senate with four more forever Democrat senators.
And then we've got another real big problem on our hands.
Oh, no, they want a Senate majority in perpetuity, which would that I'll tell you what that might trigger.
You know, the Texas Constitution allows Texas to be five separate states.
That could trigger that battle.
I could see that happening.
I don't want it to.
We want to remain the United States of America.
Obviously, the five states would still be part of the Union.
Right.
We'd all be together.
But if they're going to play these games, I mean, I could see Republicans doing the same.
This takes the country to really dark places.
Yeah, we don't want to do that.
That's the Supreme Court.
No, we don't want to go there.
And that's why keep the pressure up on Joe Manchin, Kirsten Cinema to hold tight here because we're going to.
Well, they're going to love you after this show.
Especially when I gave out the number 202-224-3121.
202-224-3121.
I always ask people to remind them: just be nice.
Don't be mean.
That's right.
That's right.
All right.
So a mini ranch out in Montana.
I mean, you got to understand.
I've lived all around the country doing this crazy radio thing for 33 years, but I got to tell you, a couple of thousand acres considered a small ranch cracks me up.
That just cracks me up.
Hey, we're a big, beautiful state.
We're called Big Sky Country for a reason, John.
No, I mean, it's stunning.
I've been there.
It's been beautiful.
It's beautiful.
Unbelievable.
All right.
Thank you, Senator.
What an idiot I am.
And my staff are shaking their heads.
Yeah.
Why don't you get us?
They're looking to me to rescue them out of New York.
And like, you know, we'll get a Hannity Borts-like bus and we'll all go down to Florida or go to Montana and we'll save a lot of money.
City We're going to play our guitars and sing you a country song.
We'll all be inside high than a jail on her.
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If these allegations, if these charges are proven, there's just no way he can cover.
So that's a yes.
You think that he should resign if any of these are proven correct?
Of course.
I wasn't elected by politicians.
I was elected by the people of the state of New York.
I'm not going to resign.
I said from the beginning, like Roosevelt, who said, I'll shoot you straight from the shoulder.
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You know, it's very interesting now that Joe Biden, although Kamala Harris, the leader of the I Believer caucus, has yet to say anything about Cuomo.
Fascinating times we live in, don't we?
But Joe Biden has said, oh, yeah, no, we need to have an investigation.
Well, there were two women that accused Joe Biden.
One, a woman by the name of Lucy Flores, another by the name of Tara Reed.
Tara Reed, in a recent interview, actually said that a Biden aide told her, we will blanking destroy you.
Well, sounds a little bit like Ron Kim's statement about Andrew Cuomo.
But the issue is real, and it seems like the I Believer caucus only become I believers if it's a Republican that they're accusing for whatever political purposes they or agenda they have at the time.
And we saw what happened in the Kavanaugh case.
That's why I'm consistent.
I don't rush to judgment.
And we believe in due process.
Anyway, one of the accusers, Charlotte Bennett, as we talked about earlier today, went on CBS News and talked about Governor Cuomo and what she believed he was trying to do.
And everybody that I've talked to felt she was extremely credible.
Here's how it went down.
Governor Cuomo said that he has never propositioned anybody.
Do you believe that he was propositioning you?
Yes.
For what?
Sex.
The pandemic was obviously stressful for all of us.
And he was on TV nearly every day talking about it.
Make that count look good.
So you think all this national attention may have emboldened him?
Absolutely.
I think he felt like he was untouchable in a lot of ways.
Bennett says their professional relationship took a turn on May 15th when she alleges the governor started asking her about her love life and then became fixated, repeating over and over again her history as a sexual assault survivor.
So he goes, you were raped.
You were raped.
You were raped and abused and assaulted.
Another key encounter happened on June 5th when Bennett says she was called into Cuomo's office to take dictation and he told her to turn off the tape recorder.
And then he explains at that point that he is looking for a girlfriend.
He's lonely.
He's tired.
You've just finished dictation and the governor is telling you he's lonely and looking for a relationship.
Yes.
He asked if I had trouble enjoying being with someone because of my trauma.
This seems highly inappropriate.
Yeah.
The governor asked me if I was sensitive to intimacy.
In his office.
Yes.
During the workday.
You have been quoted as saying that he also asked you about if you'd ever been with an older man.
Yeah.
He asked me if age difference mattered.
He also explained that he was fine with anyone over 22.
And how old are you?
25.
What were you thinking as he's asking you these questions?
I thought he's trying to sleep with me.
The governor's trying to sleep with me.
And I'm deeply uncomfortable, and I have to get out of this room as soon as possible.
And to be clear, what made you think that he was trying to sleep with you?
Without explicitly saying it, he implied to me that I was old enough for him and he was lonely.
How did you respond to those questions?
I responded honestly.
And when I was even thinking of coming forward, I think that was where I held the most shame.
And that, like, I really was uncomfortable.
Why did you feel shame?
I feel like people put the onus on the woman to shut that conversation down.
And by answering, I was somehow engaging in that or enabling it when, in fact, I was just terrified.
People will watch this and say, why didn't you get up and leave?
It didn't feel like I had a choice.
He's your boss.
He's my boss.
He's everyone's boss.
Governor Cuomo said in his statement that what he said may have, quote, been misinterpreted.
Did you misinterpret him?
No.
I understood him loud and clear.
It just didn't go the way he planned.
I never knew at the time I was making anyone feel uncomfortable.
Did you watch Governor Cuomo's apology?
I did.
It's not an apology.
It's not an issue of my feelings.
It's an issue of his actions.
The fact is that he was sexually harassing me and he has not apologized for sexually harassing me.
And he can't even use my name.
That's about as explicit as it gets, isn't it?
Anyway, now we have Hillary Clinton.
She says the allegations are serious.
Well, then you have to ask, well, why didn't you speak out about Juanita Broderick, Kathleen Willey, Paula Jones?
You had surrogates like James Carville.
Oh, you never know what you're going to get when you drag $100 through a trailer park.
That happened.
You know, watch the movie The War Room.
And George Stefanopoulos, you'll never work again.
If you report this, talking about Jennifer Flowers at the time.
Then, of course, you've got Joe Biden's issues.
Joe Biden says to investigate.
Well, then that brings up the question of Miss Flores and Tara Reed, whether or not we're going to have a double standard as usual.
Anyway, Candace Jackson is back with us, and she served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Strategic Operations outreach in the Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, and the office's acting assistant secretary from April of 2017 to July 2018.
And you've been on with us before as the attorney for Kathy Shelton.
If you don't remember, she was a victim of sexual assault.
Her attacker was defended by Hillary Clinton, also the author of The Lives, the Women Targeted by the Clinton Machine.
Welcome back, Candace.
The topic you know well.
Your thoughts on, well, not only Cuomo, but then Biden and the Clintons, too.
Thanks, Sean.
Yeah, the way that liberals are responding to the Governor Cuomo situation and at the same time ignoring the very real Biden situation, we're just seeing a revelation that liberals haven't learned anything since the Clinton years.
They're determined to handle sexual harassment based on politics, not justice.
When a Republican's accused, we've got to believe all women, throw due process out the window.
When a Democrat's accused, we have to insult the victims by saying, well, maybe we'll just wait to call out anything until a fourth victim has come forward against Cuomo.
It's insulting to victims, and it is plain politics with an issue that really conservatives and liberals should, like you do, be very consistent about.
I think the Me Too movement, if it's shown us anything, should be that we can agree on three things.
Every accusation should be taken seriously.
Every accusation should go through a fair and unbiased investigation before anyone's punished.
And in every situation, the identity, the political party of the accuser and the accused should be irrelevant.
I agree completely in everything that you're saying.
All three things that you just mentioned.
But that's not the case.
I mean, I find it amazing.
You know, there were allegations at one point made against our friend Michael Avenatti, right?
And it was by his girlfriend at the time, I guess.
And I said, I'm not rushing a judgment on here.
And it ended up that they dismissed the case as not being incredible.
Now, then you had, of course, the Julie Swednick allegations against Justice Kavanaugh.
We watched, you know, I mean, the story fall apart completely.
And yet, this man and his family are put through public hell, but everybody who all had a different tone.
I believe, I'm a believer.
I believe every person believe, believe.
I don't hear any Democrats saying, I believe these three women.
I don't hear that word anymore.
Now they're sounding like Sean Hannity and following the criteria you just laid out.
And that is due process, presumption of innocence.
Take it seriously.
Republicans, for once, actually took those allegations against Kavanaugh seriously.
They vetted them out in a long hearing, painful process.
And then over time and under scrutiny, things didn't work out the way the Democrats said they would.
Well, that's right.
If at the end of the day, someone on our political team, you know, after a fair investigation, it looks more likely than not that someone on our team did something horrible and bad.
We should stand up for that and call it out and take appropriate action.
The Democrats are determined not to do that whatsoever.
They will circle the wagons, and they've been doing it for 25 years, and their pattern isn't changing.
What happened?
Remind people, because I know we had you on about this topic a long time ago, with Kathy Shelton.
Well, with Kathy Shelton, there was just a continuation of the Bill and Hillary Clinton pattern of gathering together a hit team to shut up and disparage anyone who came forward disclosing mistreatment by the Clintons.
And it happened to Paula Jones, to Kathleen Willie, to Juanita Broderick, and to Kathy Shelton.
There was no willingness, not only by the Clintons and their cronies, but even by women's organizations to stand up and give a voice to speaking out against people like the Clintons in positions of power who do commit personal abuses and never get held accountable for it.
Yeah, I mean, it's an amazing thing.
You know, I sit and I'm listening to you and I'm watching and I see of the double standard and we saw what happened with Clarence Thomas, the same thing there.
It seems whenever it's a Supreme Court justice in particular, I mean, all, you know, there are no rules anymore.
I wonder, too, in this country, if, because it's such a serious issue, and if you politicize it, you know, for the people that have been really victimized that we cannot allow to have happen.
And if people make false allegations, there should be a penalty for that.
Do you agree with me?
Absolutely.
When we wrote sexual harassment regulations for schools and colleges in the education department under the Trump administration, we made sure that due process was central, and we made sure that there are allowances for punishing proven false allegations.
You have to have that as part of the process.
And the key is what we mean by taking allegations seriously is you respect the person who is coming forward.
You treat them kindly and supportively, but you hold off on punishing the accused until an investigation actually shows facts that allow an unbiased person to decide, yep, you did this and now you've got to be punished for it.
All right, quick break.
We'll come back on the other side.
Candace Jackson is with us.
We'll get her take on more of this as we continue.
Your calls next half hour, straight ahead.
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All right, as we continue with Candace Jackson,
who served as the deputy assistant secretary of strategic operations outreach Office OF Civil Rights, talking about uh the Cuomo and Biden allegations and last night's interview with Charlotte Bennett.
What did you think of the interview that took place with Charlotte Bennett last night on CBS?
Well, you know, like anyone else who is watching from the outside, my personal reaction is she came across an extremely credible.
What happened didn't sound like, you know, didn't come across on its face like any kind of exaggeration or anything out of left field.
It sounded consistent and plausible.
She sounded credible, but none of us were there.
None of us were in the room with her and the governor.
And so some kind of forum for an investigation in front of a particular person with responsibility to decide what happened and draw a conclusion is important in any of these situations.
All right.
So based on what she said and the other accusers have said, and basically what she's saying is her boss made her very uncomfortable, made it known that he wanted to sleep with her, et cetera.
And then in other cases, you have examples of, you know, like in Joe Biden's case of somebody, you know, aggressively in the case of Tara Reed and inappropriately, you know, assaulting somebody, basically, is what Tara Reed described, to my understanding, the way I've read it.
And what is the difference and distinction in both cases?
Well, it's really only a distinction on a continuum, if you will.
You know, you can put sexual harassment on a continuum from some one-off verbal comment that makes someone uncomfortable.
That's one thing.
And then you move up.
This was a full court press to get a relationship going.
That's right.
And then you have repeated requests that are unwelcome and not responded to, requests for sexual favors or suggestions that, especially from a boss, puts pressure on someone to not want to have to refuse their boss.
And then you have actual physical contact, like what's alleged by Tara Reed against Joe Biden.
So it's all the same in terms of being wrong, especially in an employment or student-teacher context.
So, you know, there's a continuum in terms of the severity and the traumatic impact on a victim, maybe, but it is all the same and needs to be taken seriously.
Candace, thank you for being with us.
Love to have you back.
Hopefully you'll be back soon.
And thank you as always for joining us.
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But first, it is time for our Biden blunders of the week.
Listen in.
And Representatives Shirley Jackson, Lee, Al Green, Sylvia Garcia, Lizzie Pinelli, excuse me.
Finnell.
And what am I doing here?
I'm going to lose track here.
And I'm proud to say we're halfway there.
50 million shots.
Actually, I was telling the congressman earlier I carry a little card with me and a list every day, the actual number of vaccines that have been administered.
As of today, as of last night, 503,587.
Every single one matters.
I said from the beginning, like Roosevelt, I said, I'll shoot you straight from the shoulder.
You can handle anything as long as you told the truth.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
And I'm happy to take questions if that's what I'm supposed to do, Nance, whatever you want me to do.
I got to add to that, too.
Joe Biden actually said Indian Americans are taking over the country, and I have no idea what he's talking about.
I'm doing very well, Mr. President.
I just want to thank you for taking the time to speak with us.
Are you kidding me?
What an honor this is.
This is an incredible honor.
And it's amazing.
Indian of descent Americans are taking over the country.
You, my vice president, my speechwriter, Vinay, I tell you what, but thank you.
You guys are incredible.
It's not the first time.
You can't go to a Dunkin' Donuts or 7-Eleven unless you have a slight Indian accent.
And other very strange things that he has said over the years on the issues of race and other things.
In Delaware, the largest growth in population is Indian Americans, moving from India.
You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent.
I'm not talking about it.
You don't know my state.
My state was a slave state.
My state is a border state.
My state is the eighth largest black population in the country.
We got the first sort of mainstream circle American who is articulate and bright and clean and nice looking guy.
I mean, that's a story.
Unchain Wall Street.
You're going to put you all back in chains.
It's a long way until November.
We got more questions.
You got more questions.
But I tell you, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're from Mayor Trump and you ain't black, we have this notion that somehow if you're poor, you cannot do it.
Poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids.
I'm a 29-year-old oddball.
The only reason I was able to raise the money is I was able to have a national constituency to run for office.
Because I was 29.
I'm like the token black or the token woman.
I was the token young person.
If we don't, they will, or a portion of them will, become the predators 15 years from now.
And Madam President, we have predators on our streets.
I think the two-party system, although my Democratic colleagues don't like me saying this, I think the two-party system is good for the South and good for the good for the black in the South.
Yes, and by the way, what you all know, but most people don't know, unlike the African-American community, with notable exceptions, the Latino community is an incredibly diverse community.
Although I and my colleagues behind me revere the Senate, Robert C. Byrd elevated the Senate.
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.
All right, to our busy telephones, we got Chad in Texas.
Chad, how are you?
Glad you called.
You're on the Sean Hannity show.
Hey, Sean, I'm doing great.
Thank you for taking the call.
I really appreciate it.
You know, Joe Biden, his comments, you know, they did not offend me, but it made me think, okay, so it's Neanderall thinking to have this done.
And before I go further on that, if there's time for meeting, Sean, I got to tell you this joke, I've been dying to tell you, even Linda would get a kick out of it.
It's totally clean.
It's totally clean.
But so this Neanderthal thinking to raise the mask mandates.
You know, liberals are just so much outraged.
No one's saying you can't continue to wear it.
It's that, hey, we're going to make it where our citizens are smart enough to make their own decisions.
You know, if you still have a health issue, still wear it.
If you still want to go somewhere and still wear it.
Yeah, by the way, I'd even take it further.
Don't go in a big crowd.
If you have a health issue, don't go in a big crowd.
Wear your mask.
Socially distance.
Protect yourself.
You're right.
Now, people will make decisions about the amount of risk they're willing to take on, knowing what the reality is.
Everybody understands this at this point.
And for a lot of people, it's, you know, some people already have the vaccine.
They're free to go out and live their lives somewhat normally again.
But the one thing I would ask others to do is, you know, don't forget grandma and grandpa, older people.
You want to do it to protect them at all costs.
You just, we're almost at the end here.
Let's get to the finish line and life will get back to normal, hopefully.
Yes, we are.
Neanderthal thinking was that, okay, he says that's Neanderthal, but allowing having a don't bet an eye at hundreds of thousands of whatever the number is, illegal immigrants coming in and then a test of positive for coronavirus.
That's not Neanderthal.
I mean, it's such a hypocrite.
You don't wear the damn mask.
He walks away from the podium shaking people's hands without a mask on.
I can't, I mean, it's driving me insane.
And it's frustrating, too, that the media covers for him because even the foreign media now, they've picked up on what's going on with Joe.
Joe seems like a cognitive mess.
Two days ago.
Actually, not two days ago, Saturday.
It seems like two days ago.
You know, we're about to launch a six-day.
Sometimes I wake up and I think it's 1920 and not 2020.
It would put 720 million women back in the workforce.
Nobody says you can have around a magazine with 100 clips in it, 100 bullets in it.
We protect geese more than we protect.
No joke.
You can only have three shotgun shells.
Go to Joe 3032330 through 3033330 and help me in this fight.
Thank you very much.
It's not just Sean Hannity saying it.
And by the way, that's why they don't attack me anymore.
They had been attacking me over this.
And then all of a sudden, I just keep saying, okay, well, you decide.
And I keep playing those tapes.
And they can't stand it because the tapes make it very obvious to anybody besides the mob and the media and big tech and Democrats that know themselves but don't want to admit it that, you know, he's weak and frail and he's struggling.
That's all there is to it.
It's not a medical diagnosis.
I'm not a doctor.
You get the last word.
Okay, Sean, that is all correct.
And here's the little joke, Joe, to have you not be insane.
Okay, Linda's going to get a kick out of this.
I'm dating back about a month ago on the second Senate impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump.
Sean, it was so much of a slam dunk for Trump's team to get him not guilty.
He could have hired rookie attorney Vincent LaGuadigibini to represent him, and he was still not guilty.
Yes.
One of the greatest movies of all time.
So you got the two utes.
What's a you?
Two utes.
You know, what's a you?
Funny moments.
And one of my favorite, though, is Marissa Tourme.
So let me see.
There's a little deer prancing around, finding the little brook and taking a sip of water.
Then bam, some guy going to pow pops him in the head and kills it.
I mean, it's hilarious.
There's some great scenes in that movie.
If I need to just totally veg, I'll watch my cousin Vinny.
Linda, are you laughing at that?
I love that.
Yeah, I mean, listen, nobody loves Marissa Tome more than me.
I love that.
No, you are Melissa Tourme, by the way.
It might be Marissa Tome in my past life, maybe.
Listen, that's not a bad thing, in my opinion.
A little deer dancing by the brook.
No, you know what I love?
You know what I love about her?
My favorite line in that whole movie is when she goes, oh my God, what a nightmare.
Because I say it all the time.
Yeah.
And she goes, oh, it's so terrible.
You have to say thank you to somebody.
You know, because there's a lot of people specifically in our business who don't like to ask for help, like to do everything on their own.
Oh, you were so good in that courtroom.
Oh, you.
You were fabulous.
You were fabulous.
It never gets to be a little bit more.
Marching on that porch and she's, you know, stomping her feet and whatever that outfit was.
My biological clock is ticking.
My biological clock is ticking, slamming our high heels on the deck.
It was hilarious.
This is great.
It's the best movie ever.
That is a funny movie.
The fact that I can quote it, it's almost like Gladiator.
Maximus, do you not accept this great honor?
With all my heart, no, sire.
Maximus, that is why it must be you.
What about Commodus?
Commodus is not a moral man.
You have known this since your youth.
That movie's really violent, though.
So it's a brave heart.
I've got to try.
What we've been trying these last years.
I want a wife, a family.
I've asked God for these things.
Okay, I am really a loose.
I'm telling you.
No, what it shows is that there's nothing good on anymore.
So we have to go back to the old face.
My kids can't take it.
It's like, dad, what is wrong with you?
Gladiator, Braveheart, Passion of the Christ, my cousin Vinny.
I like my Big Fat Great.
All the mob movies that have ever been made.
I love that movie.
Which one?
My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
It's a great movie.
There's no sex.
There's no violence.
There's no car scene.
It's amazing.
What's the one with Joe Pechy and De Niro, the mob movie?
They've done Not Casino.
That's a good movie, too.
What's the other one?
Good Fellows.
I love Goodfellas.
Oh, it's too violent.
Oh, my God.
Come on.
Listen.
It's violent for the sake of being violent.
I can't stand that.
It's irritating.
I want to tell everybody.
Imagine that, a mob movie that's violent.
Ooh.
It's too violent.
That's shocking.
Everybody, my son Michael comes back.
Should something befall him?
An accident of some kind.
I will blame all of you in this room.
I will not break the peace we have made and agreed to this night.
Not great.
I'm trying.
By the way, that one actually hurts the back of my throat.
It should hurt.
You know, the fact is, you guys think it's, I don't think it's good at all.
I mean, my Levin is.
I think it's your best.
I like when I do it on stage.
I don't like Levin.
I don't like it.
How am I going to do Rush?
I mean, I love it.
You're never going to do Rush.
No one's going to do Rush.
Well, I'm saying that, you know, I mean, it was so funny after I filmed him for him that first time and the microphone had dropped, which you always love me to play, which I'm not playing now.
It's the best.
No, and then Sean Hannity dented the golden EIB.
We are actually, I asked Mike the other day, Mike Maymond.
I asked him the other day.
I said, can you find me that?
He was like, yeah, look for it.
God, I don't know how we're going to do this without him.
Like we do with all the greats.
We remember those moments.
That's how we honor the legacy.
But how do, you know, in these times, these troubled times, as he used to say, you know, I mean, it's just the voice.
Mary Matlin was great when she had said after the Clinton years, I can't imagine surviving those years without Rush.
I mean, it was, he's always been that anchor.
And you think of all these like generations that have grown up with him, and it's such a loss.
I think the most amazing thing, and I think the best thing that I can say is, is that anybody that gets this kind of diagnosis, he knew it was a death sentence.
He knew it.
He went for the harsh treatments.
Now, the treatment is to extend life, in some cases, save it miraculously.
But he'd go through hell with these treatments, and his bucket list was to just get back on the air.
It wasn't like Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson in the movie The Bucket List.
His bucket list was to be with his audience.
It's just how much he cared about everybody that tuned in.
I mean, as I said, nobody can ever replace him.
Just impossible.
He can't replace Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Derek Jeter, Hank Aaron, all in one.
Anyway, we'll miss him.
We miss him already.
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