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800 941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
My voice is half shot.
Sounds worse than what I feel.
It just is this has been the worst reaction year I've ever had to allergies in my entire life.
And Linda, I think we're going to call I think in her past life, she's like one of the crazy witch doctors you see on like the movies.
But some of her stuff works, and she's swearing if I find a local beekeeper where I live and take spoonfuls of that local honey.
Now you're saying that'll cure the symptoms that I've been having now for over a month.
Right.
So basically what happens is when you're when you have these terrible allergies like you're having, and all of us are having them this season because they're terrible.
They actually, in my zip code, I look at the beginning of the week, and towards the end of this week, it actually we're going to see some improvement for the first time in like five weeks.
It's been off the charts, peeking out beyond where even the bar can go in terms of allergies.
I had this only in Atlanta.
Every day my car is full of that yellow crap.
I guess it's called pollen.
Um, and unless it's raining, you know, you you just it's never been this bad for me.
But see, what happens is is with all even in the rain, it's bad.
So basically what happens is your body is reacting to the severe pollen and other you know histamines that are in the air, and they're making you very sick, you know, because allergies make you feel like very sick.
I'm now.
I'm not saying that you're sick.
You know, if I could finish a sentence, we could get a lot done together.
I'm telling you.
I'm not very sick.
I'm saying it can make you feel very sick.
I didn't say my vocal cords can make you feel that way.
I don't want my vocal cords attacked.
And the other thing who I don't want to do is when you take honey, yeah, boss, when you take honey from the area, local.
It has the same allergens because the same bees are getting what they need from the flowers that have the pollen that are making you sick.
So then they put it into their honey.
So when you take a teaspoon of honey from the area, the same area where the pollen is coming from that's making you sick.
It naturally combats it.
It's called following the science.
Okay, all right.
I'm gonna tell uh I I'm going to test it out.
A friend of mine that is near a local beekeeper that I had no idea even existed, is going to get me a jar, and I've between sometime tonight and tomorrow, I will try your your method.
If you can send me text me, specific instructions, Dr. Linda, I will give it a try.
It's just a teaspoon of honey.
So that's not that difficult of lift.
Just a teaspoon of honey, that's all.
Just one.
Just one.
One a day.
One a day keeps the allergens away.
One spoon, one teaspoon of honey a day from local beekeeper.
I would probably do a tablespoon, but that's just me.
But I like honey.
Okay.
No, no, no.
Whatever you say.
I'm going to listen to the specific instruction.
Yes, so don't you should get it.
Uh everybody knows me too well.
All right.
Anyway, we got a lot to get to today.
800-941 Sean.
I don't I don't even know where to begin with the mob, the media, their corruption.
I mean, let's start with fake news CNN.
You got this guy that unreliable liberal sources, Humpty Dumpty is his name.
He's the stenographer for Mr. Potato Head, Jeff Zucker.
Fake news CNN.
Okay.
So he has Jen Saki on, who is the White House, what is it, uh press secretary, and an interview.
By the way, she likens Fox News reporters to Russian and Chinese propagandists.
And I'm like, we just got a team of you last week admitting that Joe is a cognitive mess.
Um, so you know, give me you want to talk about propaganda outlets.
That would be two cable channels, three broadcast networks, and the New York Times, and pretty much and the Washington Post and pretty much every other publication there in.
You know, Fox actually has a lot of different opinions.
I I'm I'm frankly in the minority at Fox News in terms of political opinions, outspoken, registered conservative, uh an America first, make America great again, Reagan, Trump, Newt Gingrich conservative.
That's me.
Um, and I don't, and it's about the ideas.
And again, for Republicans moving into 2022, 2024, it's not that hard to explain conservatism.
We believe in liberty, freedom, limited government, low taxes, by the way, our constitution, cutting taxes, cutting the bureaucracy.
We want choice in public schools.
We want law and order, safety and security, free market solutions to health care.
We want uh conservatives, constitutionalists on the bench that interpret the constitution, not rewrite laws or play the role of the legislative branch and legislate from the bench.
We want secure borders, energy independence, free and fair trade, and peace through strength.
That's it.
Not that hard.
Well, what do you stand on this?
That's it that pretty much covers the conservatism of Sean Hannity.
Um, and enforcing the laws, you know, legally, not picking and choosing which laws we we want to ignore.
So Humpty has on Gen Saki, and I'm reading all about this and it makes me laugh.
And anyway, so she got you know, the White House press secretary faces some unique challenges, Humpty Dumpty says when introducing the former fake news CNN contributor, the one that we found the tape of saying, yeah, we're all scratching our head why Joe's such a cognitive mess, but putting that aside.
This is the question, get wrong when covering Biden's agenda.
When you watch the news, when you read the news, what do you think we get wrong?
He began the interview with this.
Um, some of the muscles uh have atrophied, Saki says, suggesting the media is long forgotten uh, you know, what it takes to get legislation passed, et cetera.
I don't know if that is the press getting it wrong.
I'll leave it to you to critique that.
I I mean, it is a suck-up of all suck-up interviews.
How about a few simple questions?
These are not the these issues are not that complicated.
You might want to ask Joe, Joe, last week, tapes, uh, pictures came out of you meeting while vice president with Hunter Biden's foreign partners from you know, Uzbekistan and and and Russia and Kazakhstan and you know, what everywhere in between, Ukraine, China.
How about we start with the big lie that Joe told on multiple occasions that he's never once talked to Hunter about any of his foreign business dealings?
Well, he was having dinner with these people.
How about we call him out on that?
How about Joe?
When you said, when you said all these nice things about segregationists, and you partner with the former Klansman that filibustered the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act to stop the integration of schools and stop school busing because you didn't want public schools becoming racial jungles.
Um, was that racist, Joe?
Hey, Joe, how come you call Georgia's voting law Jim Crow 2.0 and Georgia's laws make voting in Georgia far more accessible than your home state of Delaware?
Your home state of Delaware has zero days of in-person early voting.
Georgia has 17.
Your state has zero drop boxes.
Georgia has them in every precinct.
Uh Georgia has voter ID just like your state, Joe.
Uh, why haven't you lifted a finger in the 5,000 years you've represented Delaware to make voting more accessible in your state?
And considering Georgia's new law is more offers more accessibility for voting.
Does that mean your state of Delaware is worse than Georgia, Jim Crow on steroids and in human growth hormone, based on your definition, Joe?
It's pretty unbelievable.
It's not that It is not that complicated.
The media runs interference.
The media is pravda.
It is propaganda.
It is they have devoted in their entire lives the last five years, hating one man and one agenda.
The America First, Make America Great Again Agenda, and Donald Trump.
That is who they are.
That defines him.
That defines who they are.
And they've not done their job.
And they claim that they're journalists.
They claim their objective.
They claim they're fair and balanced.
They're none of these things.
And this interview pretty much sums it up.
The saddest part is they don't even recognize their own hypocrisy.
It's pretty unbelievable.
By the way, Nigeria blocked Twitter after the social media site deleted a tweet by the president of Nigeria that threatened secessionist groups in the Southeast who have been responsible for attacks on government offices.
We're watching these things.
You know, how is it that these social media sites?
We've been doing an experiment without telling anybody.
So occasionally I have had my team, because I have no access to any social media.
Like I have no email.
And anyway, so we we posted a few things that when I used to post more commentary from me, would always get reaction.
But there were always a lot of conservatives responding.
And what we have done is we've decided to put up a few other posts.
What have we noticed, Linda?
It's all liberal trolling 24-7.
Twitter is not really friendly to anybody conservative, and it's clear that conservatives have left Twitter in droves.
Now they might still be there, but you know, and there are some that are there a lot and fighting and dealing with these lunatics.
Uh I've had my fun.
I'm done.
I have better things to do with my life than to fight these liberal trolls.
But it's it just is fascinating to see.
Now, the answer and the antidote in terms of media is thankfully, we have some of us, a few of us on Fox News.
Thankfully, we have a lot of great conservative radio talk show hosts.
Thankfully, there are some websites that give you straight news that is accurate, bypassing the media mob.
I'll let you decide what they are for yourself.
I think we do a good job now on Hannity.com putting up news and information.
You're not going to get from the media mob.
And but the rest of the media you can pretty much understand.
Now, here's an interesting just the news.com story.
The news media is jockeying to be treated as quote infrastructure.
Why shouldn't they?
Childcare is infrastructure, daycare's infrastructure, early childhood education is infrastructure, uh, college free is infrastructure.
Is a proposal to give media outlets 2.3 billion dollars in federal tax money.
Excuse me.
Now you're gonna give money, federal tax dollars to the media, uh, and I guess you're not expecting favorable coverage in exchange.
It doesn't seem to be an appearance of impropriety, a conflict of interest.
I mean, this is how nuts this has gotten.
Ten states donate millions from anti-abortion clinics for federal money intended for needy families.
But this but media as we know it is dead.
You know, notice what the media is now doing, what the liberal democrats are doing.
They are excoriating Joe Manchin because he's not going to go along with ending the legislative filibuster, and he's not going to go along with HR SR1 in his case, uh, and the this new voting insanity that the left wants.
All right, as we roll along, yeah.
Um so Joe Manchin under fire by Democrats.
Looks like he's thrown a wrench into Nancy and Chucky and Joe Biden's plans to make it impossible for Republicans to ever win another election.
And he said he will vote against SR1, which is the Senate version of HR1, And that would federalize components of the election system, eliminating nearly all requirements for photo ID.
It would require states to offer 15 days of early voting, allow no excuse absentee balloting, require states to implement uh a system of automatic voter registration, allow all same day registration.
In other words, no checks, no balances, no hope even for integrity.
We can only find one European country that doesn't have picture ID, voter identification.
Why is this never been an issue until now?
Because Democrats like what happened using COVID as an excuse, and they love mail in ballots.
They love no the main components they don't want is voter ID and signature verification and cleaning up the voter rolls.
And they want no protections of chain of custody when ballots come in.
And they certainly don't want, they didn't in 2020, even though it was statutory language in almost every state to allow partisan observers to observe.
Why don't they want that?
Why is now why is Joe Manchin saying voter ID is a good idea?
Why is he now hated by the left in this country?
What do they want to accomplish here?
I think it's pretty obvious.
Only reason I can think of that you'd be against it is for nefarious purposes.
That's all I got.
All right, 25 to the top of the hour, 800 941.
Sean, you want to be a part of the program?
So Manchin writes this op ed in in his home state newspaper, Charleston uh Gazette Mail, an op ed, um, about the fundamental right to vote having been overtly politicized, he says.
And congressional actions, he goes on to say, on federal voting rights legislation must be the result of both Democrats and Republicans coming together to find a pathway forward.
Now, by the way, even the New York Times, and after 2000, the commission on what went wrong down in Florida with swinging pimpled dimpled hanging chads and so on and so forth, um, said that the the that voting by mail lends itself to the greatest possibility of corruption.
And that was a bipartisan committee after 2000.
What is wrong with why this fight against voter ID?
Are we going to end the need for picture ID to get into the White House or to buy a six-pack?
Or to get into the Capitol, or for that matter, to get into an R-rated movie, or to buy all sorts of things.
I mean, are we going to now get rid of all picture ID?
Why, why this push?
Why not ensure integrity and instill confidence in election results?
Because the only thing I can think of, the only reason people would be against voter ID, signature verification, making sure the voter rolls are up to date.
The only reason I can think of that they don't want chain of custody language and they don't want partisan observers to watch the count start to finish.
It's got to be something nefarious.
But this is the this is defining this radical new Green Deal Democratic Socialist Party.
You know, after calling Manchin the new Mitch McConnell, New York Congressman Jamal Bowman accused Manchin of doing the work of the Republican Party by being an obstructive obstruct, what an obstructionist.
you got a left-wing host by the name of Tom Hartman complaining the GOP is fighting to preserve white power in America.
Is anybody in the media going to talk about how restrictive voting laws are in Joe's state of Delaware and how Joe's never lifted a pinky in 5,000 years representing his home state to make voting anywhere near as accessible as it is now in Georgia?
And Georgia, by the way, needs to go back and add signature verification.
information.
Over at MSDNC, Joy Reed to say, is there any point to the NAACP, other civil rights groups meeting with Manchin at this point?
Is there any point of that?
You know, wouldn't that be roughly like having MLK sit down with the old Strom Thurman to discuss the filibuster and the voting rights act?
What about Robert Byrd, the Democrat?
Need I remind people at MSDNC that Lyndon Johnson relied on Republicans to get the voting rights act in 65, the Civil Rights Act in 64 done.
People like Al Gore's father were nowhere to be found.
He was in the Senate at the time.
Joe's best buddy who he praised, the former Klansman, he was filibustering those bills.
The same guy Joe partnered with to stop integration of public schools.
Notice how they always give Democrats a pass on this.
What if it was Donald Trump that partnered with the former Kansmen to stop integration of schools and bussing because they didn't want public schools to be Joe Biden's words, Sippy Cup, his own words, racial jungles?
Anyway, so this is it's getting more interesting by the day.
You got a lot of anger out there by the Democratic Party.
Um you got Congresswoman to leave.
389 bills introduced in 48 states to prevent Americans from voting.
That's not true at all.
These states are all allowing more accessibility, but they're also looking for integrity and confidence in voting results.
Why are Democrats against that?
And Republicans need to go on offense.
And if Joe thinks Georgia's law is Jim Crow 2.0, what does he think of his own state?
Is that Jim Crow on steroid 2.0 on steroids and human growth hormone?
Because it's far less accessible than Georgia's new law.
And it goes on from there.
It's pretty it's pretty unbelievable.
There is an article that came out in the New York Times.
Uh, it starts with a Democratic report and talking about the 2020 election.
Quote, Democrats defeated Donald Trump, captured the Senate last year with a racially diverse coalition that delivered victories by tiny margins in key states like Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin.
You can add Pennsylvania to the list.
And in the next election, they cannot count on repeating that feat according to a new report.
A preview of the 2020 election, or a review rather, of the 2020 election conducted by several prominent Democratic advocacy groups, concluded the party is at risk of losing ground with African American, Hispanic, Asian American voters, unless it does a better job presenting an economic agenda, countering Republican efforts to spread misinformation, and tie all Democrat candidates to the far left.
Well, that's they are the far-left new Democratic Socialist Party.
That's who they are.
Defund, dismantle the police.
Everything's free.
Higher taxes for everybody, higher energy costs for everybody, inflation, and it's not worth it.
This is all going to come to a head.
I can feel the momentum is now building.
A wave election is very possible for Republicans if they focus on the agenda that I laid out at the start of the show.
It's not hard.
I say it in less than a minute.
It's not complicated.
Look at, you know, look at California.
You got a guy that's going to be recalled, but he's going to give two-thirds of the state legal and illegal immigrants a check, Gavinus.
Gavin Newsom won't lift the state of emergency on June 15th.
He's going to continue.
Why?
What is the purpose of this?
You know, I I don't know.
It seems like you're giving something of value, money to voters in the lead up to a recall election.
That doesn't sound um that sounds like a quit and a pro and a quo to me.
Gavin lost his mind.
Federal judge struck down California's 30-year-old ban on assault weapons.
He went absolutely went insane.
The right of the people to keep him bare arms shall not be infringed.
You know, look at the Democratic Party cancel culture, woke culture.
A New York City based psychiatrist told an audience at the Yale School of Medicine in April that she had fantasies of quote, unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that gets in my way.
The doctor is apparently a medical doctor spewing this race hating these comments that have now gone, you know, pretty much all over they're pretty much all over the place, viral.
New York Times spotlights how the ACLU has been hijacked by the Democratic partisanship.
Maybe they should look in the mirror, by the way.
Once a bastion of free speech, the ACLU faces an identity crisis, an organization that has defended the First Amendment rights of Nazis and Klansmen split by an internal debate over whether supporting progressive causes is more important.
It's why, you know, everyone talks about well, Donald Trump is creating conflict within the Republican Party.
The agenda's the agenda.
The uh conservatives believe in liberty and freedom and capitalism and our constitution.
Conservatives have always believed in lower taxes, less bureaucracy.
They've always been supporting school choice.
They've always supported law and order so everybody can be safe and secure and pursue happiness.
They've always supported constitutionalists on the bench.
They've always supported free market solutions, not government solutions to health care.
And yes, protecting pre-existing conditions.
They've always supported legal immigration and secure borders.
They've always supported energy independence.
I've stood up for these values since I started in this business.
Ronald Reagan was president.
There's been three modern waves of conservatism.
Reagan, New King Rich in the contract, and Donald Trump.
This is who they are.
By the way, I saw this reminded me of Linda in our debate.
Joaquin Phoenix is a little nuts, in my opinion, will not force his son to be a vegan, but he's not going to indoctrinate him with the idea that McDonald's have a happy meal.
Good grief.
Just so you know, that's who you're aligning yourself with.
And you're denying Liam a toy and the best French fries he ever had.
That is fake news.
That is not fake news at all.
I am not aligning myself with Joaquin Phoenix, nor would I ever.
Well, you're an agreement with him on a happy meal, you won't get your kid a happy meal.
He's five years old.
He wants a happy meal.
We're talking about a man who doesn't even know who he is.
I would not align myself with him with anything.
He doesn't know what day it is.
By the way, Kamala Harris uh apparently delivered cookies with her faith on them.
Her likeness.
It's her likeness.
Okay, like this, whatever.
In other words, Kamala cookies, I guess we can call them.
To the media mob in the back of Air Force Two.
Don't you do that all the time when we when we travel and you give out Hannity cookies?
No.
Everyone, you know, how many times did I travel on Air Force One with Donald Trump?
So weird.
None.
Zero.
Oh, Hannity, you're you're the your Donald Trump.
First of all, the idea that Donald Trump takes advice, he listens.
He can be convinced, but he's his own man.
Because if the greatest evidence is how many people in Donald Trump's orbit told him, please stop tweeting or tweet a lot less.
He does it his own way.
You know what's frightening?
Our commerce secretary saying these cyber attacks are here to stay and will intensify.
Graham home admitting adversaries are capable of shutting down U.S. power grids.
Well, what are they going to do about it?
By the way, I've become Bitcoin obsessed now.
You know that, Linda.
And I'm not right, I'm not meant telling people, recommending people to invest in anything.
But I'm not sure what I'm saying.
Why are you obsessed with that.
What's that?
Why?
Why are you obsessed with it?
I can't really explain it.
Because I have two friends that we have spent probably a hundred hours talking about it.
That have been in from the beginning.
And they finally just they broke me down.
And I just decided I would not invest any money that you're not willing to lose.
That's my first advice.
But and then, you know, I it I spend they just broke me down.
They just gave it hit me with information and charts and study, and I study and I study, and I just finally said, eh, there might be something to this.
Let me see.
If all your friends jumped off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge?
No, but they can remember that expression.
Oh my God.
In other words, I can it's like going to Vegas.
If I whatever I decide my limit is, say it's a thousand dollars, I just assume I'm gonna lose it before I start.
New book claims Trump wanted to grill Fauci on the Wuhan uh Institute of Virology, the Virology Lab and the cover-up.
Um in other words, President Trump reportedly suspected that Dr. Flip Flop Fauci was covering up when he knew uh regard and what he knew regarding the gain of function research and taxpayer dollars going towards it.
It's pretty damning.
Fauci and the first lady uh Joe Biden were in Harlem trying to convince people to get vaccinated, and uh a lot of people were shouting fire Fauci and freedom over fear.
I mean, this was this is a big deal.
If there's any vaccine hesitancy, blame Democrats.
Kevin McCarthy's called on Fauci to resign.
Biden's big COVID vaccination promise headed over the cliff.
An examination, latest stats polling reveals that if America continues the current trajectory, Joe Biden will not reach his vaccination goal.
Why did the where did this hesitancy come from?
I believe in science vaccines.
I just I'm not a doctor and I don't know your medical condition.
I'm not qualified to give you medical advice.
I strongly suggest you take it very seriously that you do your own research, talk to your doctor or doctors and medical professionals you trust and make a decision based on your medical condition.
You know, people are mad at Dr. Rand Paul, he's a medical doctor.
He was the first senator to get COVID.
He says, I have natural immunity, T cell immunity, and I don't feel I need to get vaccinated.
That's his choice.
He's a medical doctor.
He's allowed to think differently than everybody else.
Anyway, this push to gain traction, apparently less than 25% of African Americans have even received their first COVID-19 shot.
And I would argue any hesitancy you can put right on Democrats like Joe Biden and Joe Biden when they're walking around with masks on, fully vaccinated, outside, socially distant, but then go inside Jimmy Carter's house, former president, 96 years old, and take their mask off and then put it back on when they're outside.
Hour two, Sean Hannity Show, 800 941 Sean, our number, you want to be a part of the program.
Um you look all over the country and the violence is not subsiding.
It's getting worse.
If you look at what happened in Jacksonville, a police officer attacked in a crowd after he ran towards danger.
In other words, officer going towards multiple people.
He was attacked as he tried to disperse a crowd of people.
A video shows the officer entering a crowd of people getting getting thrown to the ground as fights are breaking out.
We had the incident last week where private citizens basically had to come to the aid of a police officer being beaten in in uh in San Francisco.
Um it just never seems to stop.
If you look around the country, we see it every day.
We had four nights now in a row of unrest again in Minneapolis after a police shooting had taken place again in Minneapolis.
So that's going on there.
In California, two arrested in a road rage incident, killing of a six-year-old, according to that report.
You have a 10-year-old that was killed in Queens.
It's all over the New York tabloids today, over a parking spot.
You can't make this up.
Apparently, a shared driveway, and somebody didn't move their car fast enough.
Um you look at other places, and and it's the same story all around the country.
How how is this whole working out?
There's a story in the New York Daily News today about a guy who I guess apparently has mental illness of some kind, but no bail in New York.
This guy has already been arrested 25, you know, 25 times, a dozen times this year.
And with no bail, what does it mean?
They put them right back out on the street.
And what is the genius answer from the real speaker of the house, Congresswoman Ocasio Cortez?
Well, stop building jails.
And then we have now audio of the citizens out in San Francisco that had to come to the aid of the police officer in that case being attacked by somebody out there.
Listen.
And it is not acceptable for us to use jails as garbage, garbage disposal garbage uh uh bins for human beings.
We need to treat people.
And so it is not a place for us to throw people for whom we don't want to invest in the actual holistic issues of their lives.
If we want to reduce violent crime, if we want to reduce the number of people in our jails, the answer is to stop building more of them.
The answer is to make sure that we actually build more hospitals, we pay organizers, we get people mental health care and overall health care, employment, etc.
is to support communities, not throw them away.
Stay that way.
Put your hand on your head.
Open your hand on your head.
Open.
One foot leg.
Hey.
Hey.
I'm gonna say you're coming.
Let's go.
So now we need citizens protecting the police.
In New York, you had riot cops having to chase a violent mob through the entire West Village of New York, 22 arrests at Washington Square Park.
But the problem is they let them right back out on the streets.
Yeah, I mean, things you cannot make up.
You had a Minnesota 14-year-old killed in a shooting at a graduation party, you know, crying out, help me, help me, help me.
In Philadelphia, Duncan Donut's manager fatally shot in the head while opening up the store.
Man tries to rape a woman in midtown New York on a sidewalk on Saturday morning.
That that's how bad things are getting.
This is how, you know, notice every city has the same characteristic.
Either no bail laws and or defund the police.
Sanctuary city or sanctuary state policies.
All every one of the cities we're talking about here.
Um, a Florida man threw a baby of deputies after a high-speed chase.
You just can't make this up.
Anyway, uh Trey Penny is with us.
He's a 21-year vet, Dallas police force, president of the Dallas, Texas National Fallen Officer Foundation.
Eric Feinberg is the communications director of the National Fallen Officer Foundation.
I don't see this getting any better, Trey.
I just don't.
You're absolutely right, Sean.
I mean, look, there are no consequences of bad behavior anymore.
Um, I mean, just look at what police officers are having to deal with now.
Um, you know, the the police ambush in this country, and we've seen this trend from from 2016 kind of escalate.
But where we are now, these police ambushes have doubled have doubled over the last year.
We've had 128 officers shot, and and 26 of them have been killed in a line of duty.
That's a 13% increase from last year.
We're actually up to 128 officers now killed in the line of duty so far this year.
Shot that was shot.
That was shot.
Yeah, yeah.
And that's and look, and I I can say, look, this is all part of this whole process to dehumanize police to you know create this idea that police are out here to attack us, so they can attack police.
Look, let me tell you something, Sean.
I grew up in the inner city, and I can tell you as a black man growing up in the hood, uh uh, it was a non-star for even the most violent felon to attack police.
But if you look today, the young people are engaging in these attacks on police officers.
And the police officers have nowhere to go.
Because if they use force, if they do anything, these individuals are now coming after the police, the these entities, all these liberal uh ACLU no loose booths or attacking the police officers.
So you have these these officers that have really no options.
And you know what they're doing?
Now they're videotaping.
Now it's with social media, the advent of social media, you have people that are bid videotaping these attacks.
They're taking these attacks and they're repurposing those same attacks to incite others to attack police officers.
So we're living in a dangerous world.
And this is why I that's why we have Eric Feinberg on our team because Eric is the only person that's able to see these attacks and before they happen, so we're able to communicate that information to law enforcement.
And he could tell you more about what he's done with with uh the coalition for Saber Web and and how many Eric tell us about the National Fallen Alta Foundation.
Well what Trey said and I and I call it the show off effect who wants a piece of this.
We saw this last year you know it basically started with with Trey and I with the Dallas attack back in 2016 with this terminology F-12 ACAB all cops are B figure it out 1312.
And it's basically you know who wants to show off more.
Look what we're doing in Minneapolis and then it and took hold in Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles last year.
And it's the role that social media is playing this as Trey said to to you know to basically put this false narrative here and to show off who's attacking police and who wants to do more.
I just sent Trey uh prior to our you know interview F-12 on a New York City police car, you know well what to say Trey defund or something abolish.
Abolish NYS police put it on a pol on a police car on Instagram.
That's public saw that it said yeah right above where it says NYPD it says they they put a sticker I guess or something that said abolish.
And that's and this is and this is what Trey and I message is you know we talk about last week you know Facebook you know censoring or saying they're not gonna let President Trump back and it because of public safety.
This is a worse public safety issue allowing the use of these platforms to call for attacks against law enforcement which is basically attack against civil society right if you look at last summer Trey, you know depending on which estimate you use it's about two hundred and seventy five incidences of riots around the country.
Now if you listen to the Democratic Party remember Joe Biden never even mentioned it at the at the DNC.
Kamala Harris was helping to raise money for the bail fund in in Minnesota um but there's about the estimates around 275 riots around the country.
Now the Democrats the media mob they never called them riots but if you then compare the incident of January sixth when you had the security breach at the U.S. Capitol which I would know we all agree can never happen.
We've got to protect our institutions and our elected officials regardless of what their politics may or may not be it has nothing to do with it.
We've got to protect them but the media only focuses in the Democrats only focus in on that one day and yet they would not even acknowledge that these riots were happening all last summer.
Yeah you know what Sean we we need to call start calling these individuals what they are they're anarchists.
Regardless of what label these individuals uh carry they're anarchists we've seen over one point four billion in in damage to to the and and destruction of property in the U.S. following the George Floyd riot with individuals promulgated this this this black lives matter movement but the reality is these were all anarchists they didn't have a they didn't have any goal to accomplish anything it was just to bring down Americans to bring down our institution of government and we have to start holding these politicians accountable when they when they come out and
they they give these people this kind of this kind of leeway to to attack our country.
Look we we can't be a civil society if we allow individuals to just feel that they can exercise their take out their emotions on on civil uh we can't even call it we can't even call it civil disobedience anymore that's not civil disobedience those are riots and we got to call them what they are if you anybody use a force and intimidation for the purposes of change of governmental policy you know what the DOJ calls that they call that domestic terrorism.
So why are we not calling these individuals domestic terrorists?
That's exactly what the behavior is, and we should go after them for that same reason.
There's a story in the New York Post about an older California woman.
brutally beaten by an Amazon driver.
This happened last Thursday after she asked if her package had arrived.
All right.
By the way, something anybody would ask, right?
And the apparently the driver then tells the Amazon customer to check your white privilege, to which the 67-year-old woman said, Well, you don't have to be a and use the B word about it.
Uh sounds of the verbal exchange.
The driver then began pummeling this older woman and cowering under a barrage of blows to the head and the face, and the assault was captured on security cameras.
There were a couple of different angles.
But I mean, the we're having a 10-year-old kid died, Eric, because of somebody didn't move their car out of a driveway fast enough.
Uh a woman asks an Amazon driver, is my package here yet?
And this is what it descends into.
What the hell is happening here?
Breakdown of civil society.
You know, look at what's happening too, Sean at sporting events.
You have fans throwing and spitting at at players.
This just seems to be, and what we've come down with, there's no adult supervision, Sean.
You know, we're from a different generation with you know, r respect for our school teachers, police, and and you know, law of order.
And that and that's what's happened here.
And I and I still come back to and Trey and I don't mean to say it like a broken record.
Well, I think that social media contributes to this.
Well, it certainly it creates fame, Trey, right?
I mean, a lot of these videos go viral, and uh, and I guess people get a certain notoriety out of this.
And if you live like in a state like New York or California or wherever else happened where they don't have bail laws, well, then you you just released, you know, immediately to go out and commit more crimes.
These are all exhibitionists.
I say this this society, everyone is looking for attention.
Uh, everyone's trying to see who can get the most likes, the most most shares, the most and and and it's for doing the most the the silliest, stupidest, or probably the most egregious things.
That's what everyone's looking for.
They're looking for the likes and click.
So you know what?
The problem is not just not just uh um with with with society as a whole, the problem with people and and how people are being influenced.
Right now, they're like their chair, there's no adult supervision.
People are just attacked uh uh uh attaching themselves to to agendas that make them feel good, that that raise their persona.
If they can get on social media and attack you, Sean, for being a uh a conservative host, they're gonna get on social media and attack and see how many views they like they can get you beat a conservative host.
You have no idea of what the the way I have to conduct my life in terms of just not putting myself in a position where a confrontation will occur.
And I and I have the means to defend myself, but I take great pains not to allow myself to be in any of those situations.
I've had these incidents happen.
I that they're not gonna end well for anybody.
Sean, but Sean, this is what Trey and I it it relies on Congress to what we need to do, and and enough already, and it's gone there.
We have these hearings both from the left and right.
We need to reign these social media companies and make them responsible.
There's a law, an antiquated law from 1996 called Section 230, the Communications Decency Act, that basically says these platforms are not responsible for what anybody posts on their platforms, okay, which gives them the immunity.
But yet they should be reporting this stuff to law enforcement.
They do not.
So it has to happen, and Senator Cruz and Senator Hawley, you know, basically, I hope they hear the show or see it, because again, that that the platforms could say that President Trump is a threat to public safety, but yet the BLM, F 12, anti, you know, anti-Fa anarchists are not.
It can't, you can't have a double standard because these groups are still allowed to post.
All right, let me ask the this last question.
You mentioned a website.
Where can people go?
Go to Coalition SW.org, coalition saferweb.org.
We're a nonpartisan, apolitical organization calling for a safer internet and to especially get to your Congress people on both sides and and take the immunity clause away from these platforms that are contributing to this.
Well said.
All right, Eric, thank you.
Trey Penny, thank you.
800 941 Sean is uh our number.
We're gonna get To your calls next half hour.
Quick break, right back.
This is the reaction at the Georgia GOP convention to Governor Kemp of Georgia.
So compare Governor Kemp with President Trump speaking in North Carolina and the warm reception he got in North Carolina.
The media, the Democrats, and the so-called experts are now finally admitting what I first said 13 months ago.
The evidence demonstrates that the virus originated in a Chinese government lab.
Couldn't say it.
You couldn't say it.
And Dr. Fauci, who I actually got along with, he's a nice guy.
He's a great promoter, you know.
Not a great doctor, but he's a hell of a promoter.
He likes television more than any politician in this room.
And they like television.
But he's been wrong on almost every issue.
And he was wrong on Wuhan and the lab also.
Very wrong.
But generally speaking, I went the opposite way of Dr. Fauci, what he was saying, for instance, Fauci said, do not close our borders to China or Europe.
But I did it anyway.
Fauci said powerfully at the beginning, no masks.
You remember that?
No master work, Master.
And then he went into masks, and then he became a radical masker.
I would call it.
If you have three, if you have four, get a pair of goggles also, ideally.
And let's wear them for another five or six years.
And the time has come for America and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of China.
We should all declare within one unified voice that China must pay.
They must pay.
The governor of Georgia and the secretary of state of Georgia, well, it was really the secretary of state of Georgia, went into this consent agreement in the lead up to the 2020 election where they created dual voting standards.
And that is, remember, it was the Georgia Democratic Party, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, all suing the state of Georgia over the issue, they say, of voter accessibility.
That was not what it was about.
There was no need to make this agreement that created dual standards for those that vote in person and those that were voting absentee or voting by mail.
And simply, for example, if you voted in person, you need a picture, photo, ID, And you had a signature verification with a state database where they have your signature on record when you register to vote the first time to make sure that you are who you say that you are, and we have integrity and confidence in the elections.
As a result of this agreement, they got rid of the signature verification requirement and the voter ID requirement.
It was far more lax and the sense that the governor and the Secretary of State wouldn't acknowledge that it was this stupid agreement that they went into that led to a lack of confidence of questioning of integrity as it relates to the ballots and the possibility of ballot harvesting.
Now, they have since made significant good changes.
They're gonna have 17 days early, in-person voting that will require either if you vote by mail or if you vote in person, photo ID.
That's a great improvement.
I don't really care as long as they have integrity at the drop box locations where people aren't just dumping in whatever number of ballots, One person, one ballot, and it should be guarded, videotaped, evidence should be uh, you know, acquired at every location.
And but they didn't, they took away the signature verification standard.
That should be in every state.
Voter ID, picture ID, signature verification, chain of custody, uh controls that you you there can be no tampering with ballots as they are coming in.
Uh then you need every election, I would argue, to clean up the voter rolls to make sure that they're up to date.
And the last thing is the statute that allows for partisan observers to observe the vote counting, start to finish.
That should be in every state as well.
It's not that complicated.
And we've been saying that.
And by the way, the even the new Georgia law is far more inclusive, far more accessibility than the state of Georgia.
And meanwhile, that uh the state of Delaware, Jim, um, where Joe Biden, you know, he's calling the Georgia Lowe Jim Crow 2.0 the law there.
And meanwhile, they don't have any of these, they don't have any of this accessibility in the state of Delaware.
So he's basically saying he's worse than Jim Crow 2.0.
Anyway, speaking of Georgia, Joe is an LJ.
Joe, how are you?
And we gotta quit paying people not to work, and we need to stop the Biden tax and spending increases, and we love Sean Hannity and Donald Trump in Georgia.
Well, what's gonna happen down there?
Does Kemp make it?
Well, I think that's that's gonna be the side.
I don't know.
I was disappointed very disappointed that he, you know, didn't go along with the signature of verification.
I think it's pretty much split right now.
There's he still has some strong support, and of course he has some.
Well, it didn't have it at the GOP convention, and they'll decide, I guess, who the nominee's gonna be.
I guess Vernon Jones now is giving him a run for his money, right?
Well, yeah, and then there's a guy named uh Bert Jones, who's a state senator's run, he's got a good business background.
He he's a he's a real good guy.
I'm supporting Kelvin King to replace Warnick and Kelvin is great.
Kelvin's gonna be coming to LJ to the first time.
What about Herschel Walker?
I don't think he's gonna run.
I I think uh I think the time I think it's gonna be Kelvin.
Kelvin's a successful entrepreneur.
Trump likes him.
Joe and LJ, if I had to bet, I think that Herschel runs.
Well, we'll have to we'll see.
I like Urshell, but I'm for Kelvin.
All right.
We might be the first time we disagree.
Joe and LJ, thank you.
800-941 Sean, you want to be a part of the program.
Joe is in California.
Joe, the United Socialist Utopia of California.
How are you?
Uh good.
How are you?
Good, sir.
What's going on?
Oh, not much.
We're just tired of this here, all this liberalism and everything that's going on.
We're moving to South Carolina.
We're packing up and leaving.
You're gonna love South Carolina.
I know I love North Carolina, I love South Carolina, I like Tennessee, I like Florida, I like Texas, I like Montana, I like South Dakota, I like Wyoming.
I I love any red state, I love.
The the blue states, everybody, i if as long as you're not a you know, crazy liberal, that's gonna bring your crazy voting patterns with you.
Uh, I think a lot of people are gonna follow your lead.
Yeah, we're absolutely not.
We're we're just we can't get over how bad it is with the fires here, the all the time.
Rolling blackouts are coming, fires are coming.
By the way, it's a very dry year there.
Horrible.
Yeah, they don't they don't even do the simple science involved in forestry.
They always tell us to follow the science, but they don't follow the science out there.
They don't do control burns.
Now, as a result, you're gonna have massive wildfires this year again, and that will also be followed by rolling blackouts again, and Gavin's gonna try and use you know, tens and tens of millions of dollars to bribe people to vote for him so he won't get recalled.
Yeah, and I know many years ago they used to do the controlled burns, but they stopped doing it for some many years ago they stopped doing it.
I don't know.
Well, why is Gavin going to write a check to 60% of the electorate just prior to the recall?
I I have no idea, but I can't.
And why is Gavin still in a state of emergency and he's gonna extend it now beyond July 15th, I read today.
Yeah, don't he's just he's no common sense.
Just like Joe Biden, no common sense.
Just absolute Unbelievable.
We're just disgusted with it.
We just can't handle it anymore.
You know, there just comes a point when you can't handle it and we can't.
So when we sell here, we're gonna have enough when we go back to South Carolina to be able to make it in life.
Uh what part of South Carolina are you moving to?
We're going over by Rock Hill.
Nice there.
I love it there.
It's awesome.
You're gonna love it.
I'm telling you.
Our our little one is in BMX, and there's a great BMX track over there that's seven.
By the way, that's a very cool sport.
Yeah, and he loves it.
So and his coach right now is a bronze medalist in the Olympics.
Wow.
How old's your kid?
He's seven.
Seven years old.
Oh my god.
Has he broken any bones yet doing that?
No, not yet.
Not yet.
He's really actually pretty good.
He's uh knock on wood.
He has he's wrecked a couple times, but nothing major, you know, just a few scratches, but he does really well.
He's real cautious.
So well, look, uh it let me tell you, that's growing in popularity.
Gaming is growing in popularity.
But Joe, we appreciate it, buddy.
Thank you.
800-941 Sean.
All right, quick break, we'll come back.
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All right, back to uh our busy telephones here.
Linda, did you ever notice these gaming seminars that they have?
Like they'll sell out the forum in Los Angeles for like five straight days.
And you know, I don't it's not if it's Call of Duty, any of these games that you know kids play.
They just I mean, the i it's just unbelievable to me.
You know, the game the gaming industry is a very interesting one, and I'll tell you, there's all sorts of games from a very young age, like my Liam has ABC Mouse and and Noggin, etc.
But it's it's scary what's in the games.
For example, like the commercials and stuff that they put in the games that are highly inappropriate for children, and they're advertising other games that like I would never want my child to see.
And it's that kind of stuff scares me.
And then there's adults playing the kids.
But you for example, my son started at four with Scooby-Doo Night of a Hundred Frights on PlayStation 2.
Right.
And I would play it with him.
And I know people are against it, and we spent hours playing it, hours and hours and hours.
Anyway, uh, I've told this story before.
We spend an entire weekend trying to we we got to the final stage, the end of the game, and there's like I think 13 levels, and I spent an entire weekend even looking up how to do it on the internet or somewhere.
I've done that.
I still couldn't kill the quote mastermind.
My son, just before my radio show that Monday, after I spent all Friday, Saturday, and Sunday trying to kill the mastermind, calls me, Daddy, Daddy, I killed the mastermind.
And somebody and people say you have to think so deeply.
And one of the coolest things is if your kid's into gaming, my son happens to be.
Um you can't drink and play at the level that he's playing at.
You've got to have your wits about you.
You're not getting in trouble.
I'm not becoming a grandfather.
They're not doing drugs.
If they drink, it's very little.
It's white claw or a beer.
And you have to think to do it, but you can still become addicted to it.
So you gotta balance everything in life.
There's a lot of truth to what you're saying, but I think so.
The the positives about it are kids that you know play it and they're doing something constructive or they're interested in into the technical aspects of the background of the programs and how they're done, and all of that is terrific.
Where it becomes troublesome to me is when you're in these games, like there's a game called Roblox, and all the kids are playing it now, and you buy cards and you can get on, and it's like communities and communities making the games.
The thing is, is that if you have an eight-year-old playing that game, but you've got a 45-year-old guy at home playing against them, they have no idea that it's a 45-year-old guy.
Do you know what I'm saying?
That kind of sort of like online playing scares me a little bit.
And I agree with you.
If they're playing in their gaming, then they're not out, you know, uh getting in trouble.
You know, if you if your kid's not the type of kid that's in the sports, but your kid is actually.
But some people that they aren't, it does keep them out of trouble, and I can see that.
But then there are other kids who get obsessed and they'll stay up for three days playing these games and they lose their sleep.
That's the negative, right?
So there's always a yang.
No, when he was in college, he'd stay up till five in the morning playing, but he can't do that anymore.
Right.
Or you have to make sure that they to me everything.
Like I have a timer.
What's that?
League of the game.
I have a timer on my age.
He started with Call of Duty, was obsessed with that one for a while.
But see, that's extremely violent.
So I feel like they're like these age.
What do you call it?
Are you kidding me?
Yeah, it's a war game.
So you want to make sure that the child playing the game is actually not a child, but maybe 14 or 15, where they understand what they're doing.
Because a lot of these kids, they they don't realize they're unable to humanize the aspect of the killing, the death they have the guns.
Fortnite, for example.
That's another game my son's into.
Right, but your son is a grown-up.
It's different.
Kids can't play these games, in my opinion.
I'm not uh, you know, I don't know.
I just I'm a little more I guarantee you the moms and dads in our audience, they're gonna feel the same way.
They're gonna say anything is you I've been into guns since I'm a kid, and I take my kids to the range, and they're like bored out of their mind in 20 minutes and want to leave.
Right, but see, here's the difference.
In the games, it's all about winning and getting to another level, and you're not really you're not humanizing the aspect of what is actually happening.
Right?
So when if they don't understand he's a health nut, he's into fitness, he eats well, um, works out twice a day, usually, so it's he's crazy.
It's nuts.
Yeah.
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I think probably one of the funniest things I've ever seen in in media from the mob and just how out of touch the mob is.
Uh it's it turns out that the White House press secretary, Circle Back, Jen Saki, goes on Humpty Dumpty's low-rated show on fake news CNN, uh, to tell asking Saki, please tell us what the media gets wrong about Joe Biden.
What does the press get wrong when covering Biden's agenda?
When you watch the news, when you read the news, what do you think we get wrong?
Well, look, I think some of our muscles have atrophied a little bit over the last few years, and there isn't uh a lot of memory, or recent memory or long longer memory on how long it takes to get legislation forward, or how messy uh the process of negotiating and the process of getting legislation across the finish line.
There are times in your briefings where you seem so comfortable.
Then there's times where you seem frustrated by the lines of questioning.
So I want to know what the job is like versus what you expected it to be like.
Well, I'm a human being.
So even though uh every day I try to be completely even killed, and always my objective per the president's direction is to pre treat people with respect and take questions and provide accurate information.
That's my goal every day, but I'm also a human.
Uh and sometimes when you're answering the question, uh saying the same question a tenth time, or want to question uh more more likely the things that get under my skin or want to question the premise of a question is based in uh inaccurate information, misleading information, uh, that can be frustrating.
I I try not to show it too much, try not to let people see me sweat too much, but occasionally I have a moment of humanity.
I know a lot of liberals don't want Fox News to get called on.
I think they should be, but I know a lot of liberals, a lot of emeralds don't want it.
So why do you call on Fox News and Newsmax?
You know, you used to be on this side of the camera.
You were a CNN commentator in between uh your time working for the Bomb administration and now working for Biden.
What did you learn here?
What did you take from CNN and how does it apply to your job now?
Uh I mean a lot.
One, you know, when you're a CNN commentator or commentator for any network, you do spend a lot of time uh sitting on a set, uh being prepared to give your input on a breaking news issue or an issue that's developing in real time, and that's certainly good preparation for standing in front of the camera at the briefing every day.
All right, joining us to react, Joe Concha, Fox News contributor, the only honest media commentator, frankly, uh out there today.
Wish you'd have your own TV show.
Uh also uh works for the Hill and uh contributor to Fox News.
Joe, I I I know what you think of Jeff Zucker's stenographer, Humpty Dumpty?
Uh, but this takes the cake to me.
Uh, where do I even begin?
Well, you you played the soundbite before, uh, or at least uh you you read the quote where he actually said, uh, and this is just amazing, where you have uh this this is actually a question.
When you watch the news, when you read the news, what do you think we get wrong?
It's like saying, what advice do you have for the press so we can be as awesome as you are?
At another point, he says to Saki, you mentioned your kids.
You have a daughter going into kindergarten.
I have a daughter going into pre-K.
And I think to myself, what kind of country is this going to be when they're our age?
Do they fear that, given the craziness that we're seeing from the GOP?
Do you fear that, excuse me, given the craziness we're seeing from the GOP?
Do you fear that for our kids, your kids, and mine?
It's like these questions, easily this was the most patently embarrassing interview you will see this year, and it's only June.
CNN is now officially known as the Coddling News Network.
And you consider the way they treated Cuomo and the way they covered Biden during the campaign, and now the White House press secretary, who happens to be a former CNN employee, gets questions like these from a guy who's supposed to be the person who monitors the media and analyzes the media in an objective way, but he's probably at CNN, this is a very hard thing to do, the most biased of all the people you see on CNN.
It's incredible.
How is it possible, for example, on an issue like race?
Now we we talk a lot about cancel culture and we talk about uh the the feigned outrage of the left in the country, right?
How is it possible on these cable networks that they can refer to Clarence Thomas as as Uncle Clarence or Senator Tim Scott as um you know in a yeah, uh Uncle Tim, right?
Yeah.
And how is and they do it regularly?
Because none of this is acceptable on if it was about anybody that happens to be liberal.
Why is that type of language accepted and used regularly by the left, the the the great enforces of all things politically correct?
Because these media reporters and media critics, not just at CNN, NBC has them as well, the Daily Beast has them as well.
There's obviously Media Matters, which doesn't really count as journalism, that's that's activism, the complete and total.
So if as long as they don't get called out on it by these publications, Washington Post has a media team as well, then they just continue to get away with it because the media isn't calling them out on it.
Their bosses, for whatever reason, aren't doing that, because I guess they think it's good for ratings, even though ratings against CNN, for instance, they're down seventy percent from the beginning of the year, which means seven out of ten people who are watching in January are no longer watching now.
I've never seen a slide like that, even in a non-election year where you lose 20, 25 percent of your audience, that's that's fine, it's gonna happen.
70 percent, uh-uh.
And when you hear those questions, for instance, from the reliable sources host to Jen Saki, even people that watched CNN years ago who liked it as a somewhat, you know, center-left, somewhat objective network, they see that and they go, I can't watch this, this is propaganda.
And Saki should have been asked the following questions, by the way, because this drove me crazy.
Why did this administration impose a media blackout of migra facilities at the U.S. So Southern border?
That may have been a good question to ask.
Or why hasn't the vice president who was taxed with fifth fixing the border more than nine weeks ago held a press conference on it in any way, shape, or form?
Why did Team Biden shut down a State Department investigation into the Wuhan lab league theory?
Love to know about that.
And why do you tell the president who he can and cannot call upon when the the rare times that he actually takes questions from the press?
Can't the president just pick reporters on his own?
Why do you have to give him a list?
And why isn't Peter Ducey ever on that list?
You're afraid of a rookie White House correspondent?
Why is that?
That's what I would have asked Gensaki if she were on my show, but I have a feeling that's never gonna happen.
Well, I can tell you the big question I would have asked, because remember it was last week, it was revealed that on the three occasions when Joe Biden stated, I'm I've never had a single conversation with Hunter about his foreign business dealings, and now we know not only is that a lie, but as vice president, he was going to dinner with Hunter Biden's foreign uh uh business partners.
Um now that raises in my mind an even an even bigger question is okay, is Joe Biden compromised when it comes to Putin?
Because it's fairly inexplicable Why Putin gets a waiver to build his pipeline and yet Joe fires people working on the Keystone XL pipeline with the stroke of a pen?
Why is he helping Vladimir?
Does Vladimir have the goods on zero experience Hunter who who got money from the Russian oligarch, the First Lady of Moscow, three and a half million dollars, or the hundred thousand dollar shopping spree from a Chinese national or the one point five billion dollar deal with the Bank of China, or the money for an expensive sports car from the Kazakh oligarch or Barisma and everything in between?
Is Joe Biden now compromised?
He's now been proven to lie.
He lied saying he's never had a conversation with Hunter about his foreign business dealings.
We now know he has.
And not just Putin, by the way, Sean.
That's an excellent point regarding Russia.
But while everybody was focused on Russia over the last four years, what's China been doing, right?
And Hunter Biden also has business dealings in China.
So does President Xi there have the goods on Joe Biden?
That would be a very good question because we see what's happening now as far as this Wuhan lab leak theory, which was called a conspiracy theory in 2020 when Tom Cotton or Donald Trump brought it up, is really getting some momentum because it's a very plausible explanation.
When you consider that SARS had actually escaped from a lab in China back in 2004, anthrax had escaped from a lab in the Soviet Union back when the Soviet Union was in existence.
So why couldn't it have happened here considering how close that was to that wet market?
And the fact that the Biden administration isn't focused on this at all, because you look at their public statements at any time, the rare times that Joe Biden does speak, he isn't making it first and foremost as a Donald Trump would that he wants to get to the bottom of the origins of this virus.
I think he's kind of hoping the story goes away, but it's not going to go away.
And then you have to wonder, well, why isn't he interested in finding out the answers to these questions around where this came from?
Because if we don't get those answers, we're going to have COVID 2.0 in three or four years, COVID-26 or COVID-28 because we didn't learn our lessons from the mistakes the last time because we didn't pursue answers in this situation as to where this thing came from.
I'd like another question answered.
Uh what is Joe going to do about the cyber attacks coming from Russia?
Uh, what is Joe going to do about Russia and China providing military uh equipment to the Iranian mullers that they're shipping to Yemen to fight the proxy war in the Middle East?
Uh what is Joe going to do about this unholy alliance that is emerging?
How much money is Joe willing to give Central American countries uh as a bribe to entice them to keep people from coming into America illegally in the migrant caravans?
By the way, none of which is likely to make it to the people that would be incentivized to stay if the governments work better.
Boy, that's a lot of questions to ask the president, right?
Or at least I'm a professional.
I've been doing this 33 years.
Wow.
So you got into this business when you were 15 years old.
You're a jackass.
You are you're right now you're being the uh jackass.
I'm gonna take back all the nice things I've been saying about you.
I don't get my own show anymore.
Oh, that was on such a role, too.
That's a shame.
All right, but seriously, though.
I have a few simple requests for Fox.
I want Joe Kancha on me on the media, we'll call it that.
And I want Fox News to pack and move and and go to Texas or Florida.
Wow.
I heard Florida is is you're leaning towards that right now.
Where would you be able to do that?
I'm leaning towards Florida, that's correct.
Well, well, I've owned property down there for 15 years.
Why shouldn't I?
Wow.
Gulf Coast?
Because I like sunsets over sunrises.
I would go to the road.
I like sunsets over sunrises because I'm never up for the sunrise, and if I am, that means I got no sleep.
Right.
And tequila probably was involved in some way, shape, or form.
So I could totally.
No, I don't drink tequila.
I drink Tito's, but nice try.
Tito's.
Okay.
That's smart, actually.
That that's that's the number of things.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Great goose.
Whatever happened to that.
No one, no one drinks this anymore.
I I used to be like the thing.
I got friends of mine that drink it, Greg Goose.
I do.
You do.
I'm more of a Schmirnoff guy myself, you know.
That's in the plastic.
Oh, you're like the Russian vodka.
I got it.
Or stolen, right?
I'm colluding with them, of course.
Yeah, it's right.
I put I put on the uh the salads, I got the Russian dressing, everything Russians.
All good, man.
I want to be clear to folks in this region who are thinking about making that dangerous trek to the United States Mexico border.
Do not come.
Do not come.
The United States Will continue to enforce our laws and secure our border.
There are legal methods by which migration can and should occur.
But we, as one of our priorities, will discourage illegal migration.
And I believe if you come to our border, you will be turned back.
All right, back to our busy telephones.
Joe in Florida, speaking of Florida, Joe, what's going on, my friend?
Sean, I'm an ex-Long Islander who got smart and moved to Tampa, Florida.
And all I can say for you is you should do the same.
And I also want to thank you.
I have friends that have moved to the East Coast, to Tampa, to Sarasota, to Naples, up and down the East and West Coast and the Panhandle.
I have friends that everybody I talk to now is leaving New York.
That's all people up here talk about.
Getting out of here.
Well, uh Sean, I want to thank you for the freedom concerts.
And I used to go with my kids every year to Great Adventure, and I ended up buying season passes after the first year.
And it became a thing I did every year.
My kids loved Great Adventure and a lot of great memories.
Oh, my son loves that.
What was it?
King the car, the big roller coaster.
Oh, yeah, it's crazy.
No.
I didn't.
I I never had time to go with him.
I said, No, you go, son.
And he'd go again and again and again and again and again.
He's like a roller coaster nut.
I I went through that with my kids, and uh we're probably around the same age, and uh I think our kids are around the same age.
Yeah, I remember he'd make me go on Space Mountain 15 times, and I'm by the time I'm done, my neck is like wrenched, you know, to the left to the right, my back, I can't move.
I'm like, how many more times can you go on a roller coaster?
And uh Mr. Hannity, I gotta tell you this world is so upside down right now.
And the reason I call or motivated, I never called the radio station before.
I'm glad you called.
But I I have analogies.
I mean, first off, on the border, what do we got?
Baghdad Bob running our border.
You know, you're you remember Baghdad Bob.
Of course I remember Baghdad Bob.
No, we we have a government that has abandon the rule of law.
They're picking and choosing what laws they're going to enforce and what laws they're not going to enforce.
And now they're forcing states to take on the burden of feeding and and sheltering and educating and providing health care for people that don't have any money.
And it's all aided and abetted by Joe Biden and company.
Well, how does a country that's 30 trillion in debt have have so much money to give all around the world and take in all these people and put them on social services?
The answer is they don't, we can't afford it under any circumstances.
There's the answer.
And unfortunately, our kids and grandkids will work their entire lives and never ever be able to pay this down.
Um Joe in Florida, I'm glad you made the good call for yourself, and hopefully I'll be down there with you soon, okay, my friend.
All right, thank you, Sean.
Quick break right back.
Your calls on the other side, straight ahead.
All right, 25 to the top of the hour.
We'll get to your calls.
Also, Hannity tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
Um, let me let me go back to uh flip-flop floundering Fauci.
Um, because this is important.
I uh when you think of how bad this has been handled, and with all that we know that we talked about earlier in the program today, and about all that they knew and all that they said about gain of function, uh even believing and being told that this was a manufactured virus and one that was altered with genomes that were picked up and detected, and Anthony Fauci knew this on January 31st of 2020.
It it just angers me.
And you'll hear Rand Paul grilling Fauci at the hearings.
Rand Paul understood this before I think anybody else.
And Ted Cruz was great, as was Senator Kennedy of Louisiana, as was Lindsey Graham.
And Fauci defending funding research in China.
But he also knew and was told that this was happening.
I mean, that's the that's the worst part of this.
Listen.
You're defying everything we know about immunity by telling people to wear a mask and then vaccinated.
Instead, you should be saying there is no science to say we're going to have a problem from the large number of people being vaccinated.
You want to get rid of vaccine hesitancy?
Tell them then put wear their mask after they get the vaccine.
You want people to get the vaccine?
Give them a reward instead of telling them that the nanny state's gonna be there for three more years and you gotta wear a mask forever.
People don't want to hear it.
There's no science behind it.
All I hear, Dr. Fauci is we can't do this, we can't do that.
We can't play baseball.
Well, even that's not based on the science.
I mean, flu season peaks in February.
We don't know that COVID's gonna be like the flu season.
It might, but we don't know that.
But we wouldn't we wouldn't ban school in October.
You might close some schools when they get the flu.
We need to not mean it was so prosumptuous that we know everything.
Do you support that the money from NIH that was going to the Wuhan Institute?
Let me explain to you why that was done.
The SAWS COVID one originated in bats in China.
It would have been irresponsible of us if we did not investigate the bat viruses and the serology to see who might have been perhaps who would be China.
possible to send it to the Chinese government that we may not be able to trust with this knowledge and with this incredibly dangerous viruses.
Now, on top of that, you've got then Donald Trump gives a speech on Saturday in North Carolina, you know, rightly saying the time has come to demand reparations, accountability from the Communist Party of China.
And Tony Blinken saying he can't name, you know, he he can't name any pressure Biden will apply on China for what they did to the world, including killing 600,000 Americans.
But Fauci has perhaps never been more wrong than when he denied the virus and where it came from.
The time has come for America and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the communist party of China.
We should all declare within one unified voice that China must pay.
They must pay.
So to get those answers to do a proper investigation, you're gonna need the U.S. is gonna need access to the laps.
Will you demand that?
Uh will you put teeth on it?
Will you even go as far as sanctions on China if they keep inspectors out?
I think the international community is clear that um we have to have the international community has to have access.
It has to have information.
Uh it has to have uh meaningful uh what's the real pressure the U.S. will put on China for access to the lab.
If uh China denies the information, denies the access, uh denies the transparency that's needed and you kind of like that.
Well, let's see.
Mike, at the end of the day, it's profoundly in China's interest uh to do this as well because look, it suffered too.
Uh oh, look, it's a oh, is that what is that what we should be thinking?
What about American dollars going to the Wuhan Institute of Orology?
How stupid is that?
You can't even make this up.
Uh all right, as promised, let's hit our busy phones.
Maryland, Chris is uh on the Sean Hannity show.
Chris, glad you called, sir.
And happy Monday to you.
How are you doing, Sean?
Thanks for having me show.
Yeah, thank you.
I wanted to talk about this thing, this uh systemic racism, you know, to uh law enforcement.
It it's funny because when they defund the police departments or corrections, and and my wife was a police officer, my son is a police officer.
I spent 30 years in DPSCS um corrections in Maryland.
And guess what?
When you defund anything, guess what the first thing to go is?
Training.
The very thing that they're crying about.
So they're by the way, what you're saying is such a good point.
That'll be the first if if the choice is gonna be uh limiting boots on the ground and hires versus more training, it's gonna be boots on the ground.
That's a no-brainer.
They have no choice.
They need bodies.
Right, because because what happens is they'll take away a great training like weapon retention or Hossie's negotiation class, so something that the lower line gets a chance to be part of.
They don't get that class, and then the same people are gonna cry because when you shove on a scene, you don't have a skill.
But you just defunded that department to take that skill away, and they never get a chance to get that skill.
You know, so it's like it's a no-brainer.
You're right.
Yeah.
Uh great call, Chris.
Appreciate it.
Uh Jeff, North Carolina.
Jeff, how are you?
Glad you called.
Hey, Sean, thanks for taking my call.
Um, I just wanted to uh to call and share an opinion with you.
Um, and uh there's no real easy way to put it, so I'm just gonna say it.
Um I think Joe Biden is a racist.
Why?
Um, well, first of all, look at the way he started his Senate career.
You know, fighting to keep segregation, nestled up to a former clans member, and just throughout his career, even before his serious mental decline, he was dropping racially charged comments left and right.
I think he wised up early on in his career and learned that that kind of rhetoric wasn't going to get him very far.
And then uh I think other people I would I would beg to differ that he wised up in the sense, think of what he said when he was, you know, we man, this is the first time ever.
You got an African American who is clean and bright and articulate.
That's story book, man.
And I'm thinking, what the hell does that even mean?
Or you can't go to a Dunkin' Donuts or a 7-Eleven without a slight Indian accent, or more recently, You Ain't Black or Jim Crow 2.0, or you're right.
I mean, look, I I if any Republican running for any elected office ever praise segregationists and praise the former Klansman that filibustered the 64 Civil Rights Act, 65 voting rights act, and partnered with such person to stop integration of schools and school busing because he didn't want public schools becoming racial jungles.
No Republican would ever survive.
There's nobody in the media mob, big tech.
There's no Democrat.
Well, Kamala Harris did it in one debate and then forgot all about it when she became the VP nominee.
As soon as she got in contention.
I couldn't agree more.
And uh, and I apologize for my poor choice of words.
Wise up was definitely uh not that well thought out.
Um, but I will say this.
You know, as far as systemic racism goes, the only systemic racism I see or have even heard of really is coming from him.
Um I'm a small business owner, and he directed the SBA to give loans based on race, you know, and I'm a white guy, and and and and there's no chance of me even applying.
I shouldn't even waste my time.
I just need to get out there and hustle.
So, and that's the reason that I call him Joe Crow 2.0.
You know, he's always calling him Crow, he's you know what, you know why I like it?
Because, you know, I I I find people like playing the race card like he is on the issue of the Georgia voting law, which is far more inclusive, creates far more accessibility than his state of Delaware, which is one of the most restrictive, with voter ID necessary.
Uh you don't have you need an excuse to get an absentee ballot, no drop boxes at all, no early in-person voting at all.
Who the hell is Joe Biden to lecture Georgia on accessibility to the polls?
And and again, this is where the media, the mob, you know, this is where Humpty Dumpty and Mr. Potato Head is boss, you know, drop the ball.
Well, what could we be doing better in terms of covering Joe Biden?
Uh are we kissing his ass enough?
Um, I mean, well, let's start with these questions, which they'll never ask.
Then you can move on to the question of did Hunter Biden and his dealings with Kazakhstan and oligarchs there, and and Barisma and Ukraine and the Russian oligarch and First Lady of Moscow and the Bank of China and a Chinese national shopping spree.
Um, did that compromise Joe?
And why did Joe lie when Joe said that, oh, I I've never discussed anything about Hunter's foreign business dealings, but now we have pictures of Joe as vice president uh eating with these contacts.
He's such a liar.
It's just unbelievable.
It really is.
Well, that's how corrupt your media mob is.
That's how corrupt they are.
Oh, I'll tell you what.
I'm I've been I've been pretty mad it's mainstream media, and I wish there was something I could do to strike back against it, but they pretty much single-handedly brainwashed my mom over the last three or four years.
My mother.
I bring up politics with her, she gets mad, we make it 20 seconds, she hangs up on me.
You know, it's all because she believes the stuff they're pumping into her living room.
It's unbelievable.
I I listen, it it's it's an alternate universe.
This I call it the blue check mark uh woke cancel culture media mob.
And you know, that's why we like Joe Conci.
He's the only one that stands out, the only one that stands apart, the only one that actually thinks rationally.
You know, it's amazing how many of these people they just they you don't you have no idea the hatred that these people have for people like me.
They uh by the way, I I view that as a badge of honor.
I've never wanted anything to do with these people.
You know, for 25 years now I've been a Fox.
Can you believe that?
Um I was just told recently that I'm I think in a year I'll be the longest running prime time host in the history of cable news, uh surpassing Larry King.
If I'm again, if I make it, I don't know if I will or not, but and I'm thinking, oh man, how the hell did that happen?
That was that was the least likely bet.
I was the long shot in that race by by by every indicator, but I feel blessed to do this more than ever.
I have a passion for it.
I love this country, and I can't stand the stench of the lying propaganda hypocrisy.
And in 25 years, how many times you think I ever went, Jeff, to the White House correspondence dinner when Fox would pressure me every single year.
We need you to go.
How many times do you think I went?
Uh, probably none.
None.
Zero.
And you want me to be very honest, why?
I don't like them.
And they don't like me.
It's that simple.
I'm not gonna pretend that I like you.
Although when I do with Linda, when we do run into these people at events, hey, you know.
I I can't help but be gracious.
My parents taught me too well.
You know, you don't you don't want to spend any extended time.
You might keep it cordial, high and by and just move on across the room.
Try not to talk to those kind of guys.
I know sometimes there's Linda, you correct me if I'm wrong.
There's there's palpable visible physical physiology, there are physical like reactions just at the sight of me by some of these people.
I like that.
Are you referring to the are you talking about like when Rombo Deadfish ran away from you when you were chasing after him?
You mean like that moment?
That was a fun moment.
Or when Ben Sassy ass decided to come over and pretend like he knew anything about self-defense and wanted to get in your face.
I mean, like that, those moments because they're super fun.
When he did that, what did I say?
I looked at him and I'm like, who are you?
No, this is this is the best part.
He comes over and he's like, I don't like what you're saying about me, Hannity.
You're like, I'm sorry.
Who are you?
No, no.
He said stop lying to the people in my face.
It doesn't really matter what he said.
That I'm voting for the city.
The bottom line is that he actually thought that we knew who he was and we do not.
So, and we had put him on the radio once or twice.
I didn't know what he looked like.
And then I said, No, I didn't.
I said, if you're gonna quote me, quote me accurately.
I said, You being a never Trumper, you're a half a vote for Hillary.
I said it right to his face.
And the problem is is I can't help but laugh.
Because I I guess maybe he was like Alka Seltzer and water, and he bubbles and fizz and he's freaking out in front of us, and I'm like, I just don't care.
And I'm you know, and I'm like, when people get that close to me, I usually say, You better step back.
Or I'm gonna take a step back, you stay right there and get out of my face.
Because it's not gonna end well otherwise.
How many times have you heard those words come out of my mouth, Linda?
I mean, you know, in all of these wonderful situations where we get to meet and greet with people that very much.
Very gracious, and I always say, excuse me, can I have some space, please?
And then I step back.
Yeah, Ben Sassy Az was a little close.
It's a little too close.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
We are loaded up tonight.
Hannity, Fox News, investigated report at the border.
Uh Lisa Murkowski's Republican challenger.
We had her on radio.
Uh Kelly Jubacca is gonna join us.
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