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We have a great lineup of guests for you today.
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And then Ethan, Katie, and Clay, who are in New York right now, and Justin, who is here with me in Pittsburgh.
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I used to listen to you when I was a kid.
Justin is no longer a kid, and I told him to stop saying that because it makes me feel very old.
Very old.
But anyway, he's here with me in the Pittsburgh studio.
So glad to be back here with you all.
You know how I feel about you.
Coming up today, Richard Manning is on because I want to talk about the Bill of Rights.
And then we have Dr. Brian Tyson, so we can talk about the vaccine and the Delta variant.
There's so much confusion out there.
I just want to understand and learn more.
And then I called Tom Homan last night and asked him, hey, we got to talk about the border.
There is so much going on.
And he agreed.
So he'll be joining me today.
And then we are going to close the show pretty much with Pastor Jack Hibbs, one of my favorite pastors of all time.
So that's what we've got planned for you today.
So stay with us, all right?
But in the meantime, I did want to talk to you a little bit because on today's show, I will be talking a bit about faith, a little bit about COVID, the variants, the vaccines, and then a lot about our freedoms.
Because all of these things really are related.
And lately we've witnessed how easily and successfully our rights could be tampered with.
Who would have thought that our free speech could ever be restricted to the degree it has?
Did you ever think that could happen?
And as a result of what's going on, so many are fearful to speak their mind or just stand up for what they believe in.
And you know what?
That of course is the intent of the left to silence you.
And the best way to do that, the very best way, is to control you by fear.
And what we've experienced of late, the censorship, the labeling, the shaming because your beliefs or standards are different than those on the left.
That has never been experienced before in this nation.
And it happened.
People, it happened in the blink of an eye.
The left effectively brought fear into your lives, immobilizing some of you.
And a lot of people became numb as a result.
We stopped listening or watching the news.
And a lot of us wanted to remove ourselves from all things political.
We wanted to be done with it all.
Some people even told me they didn't want to vote again.
Maybe we needed to be silent before God to hear what we had to, he had to say and to hear what we needed to do.
We needed to be restored so that we could work to restore all that we believe is necessary for freedom to prevail.
But you know what?
Now that we've had that time, we need to wake up.
We need to wake up and say, I am back.
I am back, and I will use all that I have and all that I am to stand for what I believe in.
For the love of country.
We had to wake from that slumber because there is so much work yet for us to do.
Probably More than ever, actually.
We have to keep our hearts fixed on those things that we know to be true.
Keep them fixed on the hope that we have for the future of this great nation.
What we want is godly.
What we want when we say we don't want our tax dollars going to abortions, that is godly.
When we say we want to save the republic, that is godly.
When we say we want to preserve the Constitution and our rights, that is godly.
Because that republic and the document that supports that republic, the greatest document ever drafted, both are based on the idea that we should live free.
It's the idea that we have to be free in order to pursue our dreams, in order to pursue our happiness and our future.
So that document, that document was established on godly principles.
With the understanding, though, that the author of liberty of all liberty is God and God alone.
And that is how I believe we merge our faith in God with our faith in the Republic.
And when we stand on our godly principles, then we are on the right side.
When we say we stand for life, that is right.
When we say we stand for the Bill of Rights, that is right.
You need to think about, and so do I, where we put our confidence.
Where does our heart need to be fixed?
And it must be fixed on those things that preserve life, on those things that give liberty.
I know this audience, you've all responded to me by phone calls, emails.
Every time I've done the show for handity.
You are that person that wakes up every single day with a purpose.
You cannot be swayed.
You have strong convictions that you must stand on, that you must walk in.
Walk in your purpose, stay centered.
We have got to live with confidence in the midst of all of this craziness.
I mean, admit it, we stand around scratching our heads.
What the hell's going on?
We must hold our ground and be committed to one another and to make an impact wherever we can.
Make an impact in the schools, in your communities, in our nation.
It is the right thing to do.
And you know, when we do this, we are actually mimicking what our founding fathers did.
And what they did, they did with the concern in love for future generations.
So, yeah, hold your ground.
Make your impact.
As we go forward, we need to recognize that this country was founded on godly principles by godly men for the purpose of living their lives in a way that they saw fit.
Making their own decisions for their own lives and not having those decisions mandated to them or as we have seen dictated to them by a tyrannical ruler in some states.
You understand all of that.
You know that it's not a coincidence that you are here and that you have got a purpose for this time, a purpose to do what you can to protect our rights, those God-given rights.
You understand it well enough that those items and that First Amendment were first because they were that important.
And we're going to be talking about that today.
And you know what?
Now that I think about it, our children need a history lesson.
They really do, don't they?
They don't understand their rights.
They don't even understand the importance of those rights.
So then, is it any wonder that there are no objections when those social media platforms that they're all addicted to censor or silence others?
No objections.
Because they don't realize that someday it could be they who will also be silenced.
They who could also be censored.
We are facing an opportunity of a lifetime right now.
It's not the first time.
All throughout our history, there have been huge challenges, huge opportunities.
Some of the challenges seemed insurmountable.
But faith has gotten us through Some of the most difficult times that we faced in our nation's history.
And you know, our freedoms.
Those freedoms that I think we took for granted, that we thought we could never lose, those freedoms didn't come easy.
And they didn't come cheaply.
You know, Thomas Paine said it was dearness only that gives everything its value.
And when you think about it, what do you value most to leave as an inheritance?
It should be freedom.
So we're going to talk more about this and the Bill of Rights.
And we're going to talk about COVID later on and the new variant, the Delta variant.
And we're also going to talk to Pastor Jack Hibbs and Tom Holman.
So stay with me.
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Well, I guess I don't have to tell you all what the phone number is because it looks like all the lines are lit up, but just in case it is 800-941 Sean, 1800-941 or 941-7326.
So I am Rose, Rose Unplugged, and I am pleased to be sitting in for Sean Hannity.
I'll get to your calls in just a little while.
But you know, I was talking about our freedoms and how they were laid out for us in the Bill of Rights.
And the most important, of course, is the First Amendment freedoms.
And you know, there is an argument that the second amendment should be the first.
And the reasoning behind that was that without the second, the first would be meaningless.
But ultimately, obviously, they decided that the five freedoms of the First Amendment should light the way for the rest.
Freedom of religion, speech, press, the right to assemble, and the right to petition government for the redress of grievances.
They are simple ideas, but guess what?
Those simple ideas shook the world to its foundations.
Those five freedoms did something that no other government ever even dared to try.
You know what they did?
Those freedoms placed all power in the hands of the individual.
And the only reason, if you think about it, the only reason that we were able to do that was because there was no entrenched bureaucracy here to stop them.
Think about it.
But guess what?
We have that bureaucracy now.
And if we give them up those freedoms for a test run of socialism, we will never get them back.
It was once accepted that the Constitution was the greatest political document ever written.
And the proof of that, the proof, think about it, is that no other country has ever adopted it.
None.
And why do you think that is?
Because no other government would agree to give up that much power.
And sadly, if you walk down any street in America right now, I would bet that you will find that almost no one can tell you what those five freedoms are.
Because no one thought it was important to educate our children.
This is America's owner's manual, people.
And if you don't know what you have, you're not going to miss it when it's gone.
And I talked earlier in the monologue about, you know, how we're not educating our children, and they don't even realize they're not objecting.
People aren't objecting to the censorship that they see on social media platforms.
And yet, they too someday can expect to be censored.
Believe it.
The power that that document has vested in the individual is a concept that the ruling classes have hated since before the ink was dry on the Constitution.
Because you know what?
It leaves them out.
And the amazing success of this American experiment only makes them hate it more.
Because you know, it exposes the irrelevance of those who want power over us.
And they have worked for two centuries diligently to claw and grab that power back.
And their efforts in politics, academia, media, and law have paid off because we're at a tipping point right now, and I know that you know that.
The red lights are flashing, my friends.
This American experiment that lit the world is close to being extinguished.
And we've got a Government that outsources their tyranny to social media, the indoctrinated rather than educated, stand on the sidelines and they cheer censorship.
Emotion has replaced thought.
Cancel culture has replaced debate.
And that is so very sad.
You know, trigger warnings of these microaggressions protect the ill-educated from hurtful ideas.
And they're told that speech that they disagree with is violent.
And they respond with violence, and then they feel justified in doing so.
You know, when we lose freedom of speech, we lose the most important tool of self-governance and debate.
That whole marketplace of ideas, it will no longer be necessary.
It won't if the government is flipped on its head, and all the decisions will be will be made by an executive state.
And guess what?
That executive state cares very little for what you think and what I think.
That is the frightening reality.
And I'll tell you another thing that's frightening.
2022 is America's last chance.
And we're going to talk more about the Bill of Rights coming up at the half-down after the half-hour break with Richard Manning.
And I just I think it's important that we just remind ourselves how important it is, how why those freedoms were number one when they were drafting that Bill of Rights.
We've got to share that with our children.
We have to share it with others.
What we have here was such a gift, this American experiment.
It was such a gift, such a blessing.
I just, I don't know that we have handled that blessing, that gift properly, carefully, lovingly.
And that's what we've got to do.
Welcome back to the Sean Hannity show.
And I am Rose, and I enjoy sitting in for Sean, and I adore his audience.
So glad to be back.
And today, uh joining me to discuss the founding documents and the protections and liberties that are provided by those documents for the American people.
Is the president of Americans for a limited government, Richard Manning?
How are you, Richard?
I'm doing great, Rose.
How are you?
Good.
Thanks for joining me today.
I really appreciate that.
You know, I just think it's really important, especially right now, that we discuss a little bit of the history and why we have the Bill of Rights.
And let me ask you something.
Um, a lot of the people that were involved in drafting the Constitution in Philadelphia in that little hall that was, you know, hot and muggy and sticky and dirty and all of that, right?
They were in there for months and months and months as they were drafting the constitution.
And a lot of people at that time, a lot of those involved, I understand wanted to draft a bill of rights immediately.
But I mean, I'll give it to them.
They were tired, they went to get back home.
You know, the conditions were not the most comfortable.
And so we didn't get an agreement on that bill of rights until two years later, and then two years after that, they were ratified.
Is that how you see that?
I mean, because you wonder why didn't they just go ahead and do that during the drafting of the constitution?
Well, I think one of the things is they a lot of people who are drafted the constitution assumed that the bill of rights were in frame were inferred, that they were in fact inviolable, and it was absurd to have to include them.
Um, but people like George Mason from Virginia was insistent that setting up a government that was simply a balance of powers that what the Madison document is a balance of powers to try to protect minority rights uh while allowing the majority to move the government forward and move policy forward.
That without protecting the individual rights through a bill of rights or laying out specific uh freedoms that are God-given based upon the declaration of independence declaration that all men are created equal endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights.
That bill of rights was nailing in stone what those rights were.
And as in doing that, they were able to then ratify the constitution because people then knew that this they weren't setting up a government that was going to be all powerful from Washington, DC.
Instead, they were setting up a government that was governing by the consent of the governed.
That's interesting, and that's exactly right.
And when you think about it, and there was, I know a lot of exchanges between Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.
And I I I recall, I I think Jefferson had said to Madison something about how you know we who have drafted this are educated in republicanism.
But there is still that, there are others that were still educated in royalism.
And that that was always the concern, I think, because when you were so accustomed to a monarch or to a dictator, you know, uh uh in this case, he was very much the tyrant as well, George III.
But when you were accustomed to that, you really knew no other type of government form of government.
You really knew no other type of life.
I I think one of the things people today um take for granted and don't fully appreciate is what a radical document this was.
Yes, this was truly an experiment that had been tried nowhere else in the world, right?
Setting up a government that was uh a government of the people, by the people, for the people to paraphrase Abraham Lincoln, the setting up a government that was not a ruler over the people, but which the people were the rulers over the government.
That was unheard of.
It was unfathomable.
This was such a radical break with every other concept of government over the whole course of history that it was they had they were geniuses in coming up with a process that recognized that too much power in any one person's hands was dangerous.
And so they broke the power up through the very through the various branches of government, three branches of government, and then in the House and the Senate and Congress, they brought they split the power in half between the House and the Senate.
And in doing so, they ensured that you would be able to that, yes, if something needed to be done, it could get done.
But people who were against it had an opportunity to amend it, had an opportunity to change it, had an opportunity to stop it, and in doing so, is that's the genius of why this country's lasted over 240 years is because of that balance of power with the underlying protections of individual liberties that have expanded over the over the last 242 years.
But the protections of the individual liberties and an assumption and the states having their own sets of freedoms from the federal government and jobs from the federal government, and it was all devised, so they would not have a king at the top, a dictator at the top, someone who was all powerful and was imposing their will on the rest of America, on the rest of the people.
It was devised that way, it was a g it's a genius document.
It is genius.
And we need to understand and hopefully people will understand that it not only was genius, this was radical.
It was it was insanely radical.
And to come up with this to be smart enough to figure out this this complex problem and give us a government that for all of its faults works and is why has allowed this country to thrive for over 240 years.
That's the genius we should be celebrating.
But instead, many in America, many in Congress today want to tear that government down, want to tear that constitution down and view that constitution as a as an evil document because it takes the power away.
Yes.
It takes their power away.
Yes.
You know, and when you talk about that, we had look the opportunity that our founding fathers had after they uh drafted that wonderful constitution.
Uh what was it, 1980 87?
Am I right?
My math.
Okay, I'm trying, I'm uh 11 years after the declaration of independence.
In 1788, 1787.
Yes.
Okay, so in eight seventeen eighty seven, what an opportunity.
That is an opportunity that doesn't come around very often.
And it was, I think, I think it was providential, in fact, that we had an opportunity when we were developing, we were founding this brand new nation.
We had an opportunity to do something for the people of that nation for years to come that rarely comes around.
That was that was an amazing opportunity.
And they did right by us.
They did right by us.
And there, and and the fact that they had to, you know, go back and forth for a few years over it, and we had the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists, but the fact that they did that, they were able to establish that for us.
For people they would never know.
For you and I right now, Richard, they did that for us.
And I am just amazed.
I feel that we were lucky.
I feel like wow, I'm glad that happened.
But in the meantime, though, as you said, now we are seeing it being just chipped away at because a reason why no other governments have a constitution like ours, because in doing so would mean that they would lose their power.
And there's no way in the world they would ever do that.
But if we give any of these up right now, we never get them back.
We never get these back.
That was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for this nation.
100%.
And once again, I want to go back to the DNA of our country, which is in the Declaration of Independence.
And I if if people don't remember any words, remember these 56 words.
They're second first as part of the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence.
We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights.
Among these life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Those 56 words from signed on a document by 56 men, which was treason.
Yes.
Yes.
It's the DNA of this country.
And those who want to deny those 56 words and are those who oh uh are embracing the concept that we work for the government.
Our tax dollars, the you know, the the average person who pays taxes, it's the government's money, and it's amazing how much money they'll allow us to keep.
Okay.
And they're being generous by allowing us to keep some of our money that we work.
How nice of them.
Thank you very much.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Stood up and said, that's not the government that we're going to create.
And the question is, are we going to be willing to do what's necessary to keep it?
I will tell you today I was down at the DC jail and I was with Louis Gomer, Representative Louis Gomer, Representative Matt Gates, Representative Marjorie Taylor Green, and Representative Bob Good from Virginia.
And they were there trying to find out what was going on inside the DC jail related to the January 6th prisoners.
They weren't trying to take c they weren't trying to you know deal with individual cases.
They were just trying to check on living conditions and the like and find out what was going on.
The DC jail literally locked them out of the building.
Um and you know, we are in a position right now where if the January 6th protesters, the January 6th prisoners are not allowed basic due process rights, then nobody has basic due process rights.
And the disappointment was is that there are only four members of Congress there, and there weren't 435 members of Congress there, because every single member of that of Congress has sworn an oath to the Constitution, has sworn an oath to the American system of justice that says that we're innocent until proven guilty.
And in not demanding that that standard, that basic standard be met, they are betraying the very essence of our country.
And I'm not saying whether or not those people should be released.
I'm not saying any of that.
I'm just saying they have due process rights, and to deny them those rights because of political reasons is uh is an affront to our basic constitutional liberties and is wrong.
And those four members, and Paul Gosar also, because he's been doing this also, those four members I mentioned need to be thanked by America because they had the guts to be there and shine a light on what was going on.
And that without shining that light, no due process and no justice will be served.
Listen, let's go ahead to Ken who is calling from Illinois.
Hey Ken, how are you?
I'm great, thanks.
Best intro I've heard ever, I think, today, and your show's been great.
I wanted to just add, um, number one, thank you for for everything you're saying and doing.
We as an instructor at a private university, I've seen this.
It's infiltrating the education, and we really need to get people activated engaged.
So um all right, uh, let's see.
We're gonna also talk to Chris from New York.
Hey, Chris, how's it going?
Hey Rose, how are you doing?
Hi, I'm good.
How are you?
I'm all right.
Pleasure to speak with you.
Um, I uh with a few things.
First, uh I just want to speak about like this whole reinstating the mask mandate.
I uh 29 years old.
I didn't get vaccinated.
I got COVID.
I survived COVID.
Uh I don't I I don't have any judgment on those people in a negative way for those who want to get vaccinated.
I think it's their body and it's their choice, and they have the right to.
And I truly believe that per the person that doesn't want to get it should have the right not to Yeah, I think you I understand what you're saying.
Um we are actually going to be talking about the vaccine, the variants, the mask wearing.
I mean, even the CDC seems a bit confused.
So, and I think that then makes the rest of us confused.
And I think all we really want, all we really want is transparency.
All we really want are the facts.
And uh there seems to be a lot of confusion.
And you know, even uh, you know, once they revealed uh Falci's emails, if you remember, he was he was writing someone in one email telling them that the masks don't work.
He told us initially don't wear them, then we were, and then two, then three.
I just think there's so much confusion out there, and I always like to try to get uh more information so that I can make a better decision for myself.
And I think that um it is incumbent upon all of us to um assess our risks and to make that decision um for ourselves.
I don't think I personally, I don't think things should be mandated.
Um, but I also feel that uh, you know, if you're sick, don't go out.
And if you're worried, wear the mask.
I I mean, absolutely.
You could I think even when they took away the mask mandates in many places that there were people still wearing a mask, and I uh I feel fine with that.
That's good.
That's I don't have a problem with that at all.
Um the phone number is uh 800 941 Sean.
Coming up next is Brian Tyson, and we are going to talk about these things that we just discussed right now.
Um, the variants, the mask wearing, the efficacy of the vaccines.
How are people who were vaccinated?
Um, I have a story of someone who was in Europe and can't get back in because even though they were vaccinated, so they could go to Europe, they can't get back in because they have COVID.
So I want the answers to these questions, and we'll do that coming up next on the Sean Hannity show.
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Uh he is board certified in family medicine and 14 years experience in the ER.
His hospital and medical experience has been with um all Valley Urgent Care in El Centro California, and he's treated thousands of COVID patients with therapeutics and medicines that actually work.
So we're going to talk to him today.
Please welcome to the show, Dr. Brian Tyson.
Hi, Dr. Tyson.
How are you?
Good, good, Rose.
How are you doing today?
I'm doing well.
Thank you.
There is so much to talk about.
See, the reason why I ask questions is because there doesn't seem to be enough transparency, or or sometimes we get the feeling we're being lied to because there's so much confusion.
For example, the latest CDC, um, they had studies that were pushing for a shift in mask guidance.
Um, and yet those the studies were not made available.
And you know, it's it's no wonder that they refused to supply the data to the Senate because really there isn't any and so when you hear things like this and people get confused doctor so let's start let's start with the Delta variant because a lot of people are confused by what this actually is um who's getting it I told the audience right before I went to break that um someone that I know was left in Europe and isn't allowed to return because they tested positive before they
got on the plane so they couldn't come back.
And yet that person was vaccinated for that very reason so that they could travel.
So when we hear about cases that those who have been vaccinated now are testing positive, what does that tell you?
Well, I mean, I think there's a lot of misinformation out there.
And the CDC is not being up front with the American people.
And I think what I'd like to do is kind of just let's take a look at what vaccines are to begin with.
When you look at a vaccine, you have to decide, is this vaccine a sterile vaccine or a non-sterile vaccine?
Sterile vaccines prevent you from getting the disease and give you the lifelong immunity, such as polio, for example, or smallpox, for example.
Okay.
Then you have your non-sterile vaccines, which these vaccines are like the influenza vaccine that you get every year.
You get it to prevent you from getting a serious form of the disease.
Okay.
But yet you can still contract the disease and you can Pfizer and the NIH first came out and basically said that this vaccine was going to prevent everybody from getting infected it was going to prevent hospitalizations you know uh Joe Biden said the other day if you get this vaccine you're not gonna die from COVID you're not going to be hospitalized and and that's just not true.
We're finding out that this, quote, Delta variant is highly resistant to the vaccine.
And this vaccine is not a sterile vaccine.
So that's to begin with.
They need to be up front and they need to tell everybody, no, yes, you can still get COVID-19.
You can still spread COVID-19.
And yes, patients are still ending up in the hospital and patients are still dying, even though they're vaccinated.
I mean I think I think what you just said is is key because people just want to know the facts.
I mean, I know that's what I want.
If I'm going to make a decision for my life and what I want to do for me, then I want all of the facts.
If you tell me that this non-sterile vaccine will keep me from perhaps getting a more serious reaction to the disease, but it could still, I could still contract the disease.
Okay, but at least I know what I'm doing when I go in to get the vaccine.
And I think that most people feel that way.
There's so many conflicting opinions and studies, supposedly, on how effective the vaccine is, how effective mask wearing is, that I think that's what I'm doing.
I think people have a fatigue right now and rather than turn everyone off let's just get some honesty out there let's have some facts that we can rely on but we don't really feel that anyone has been entirely entirely can um transparent with us and and that's true because informed consent has gone out the window yes you know informed consent when when you go in to get a procedure your doctor or provider is supposed to go through all the risks and benefits of that procedure.
Well, vaccination is no different.
If I present the data to you and I say, okay, this vaccine is going to help you maybe prevent COVID, maybe prevent death.
We do see that it is efficacious in the elderly and maybe in those who have comorbidities.
We're not seeing the benefit in the kids under 18.
And we are seeing complications with myocarditis and pericarditis that maybe now we can decide as parents or as patients to say you know what I'm willing to take the risk and and and and worry if I get the disease I know there's early treatment or you know what maybe my risk factors are so high that I want the vaccine to get that extra protection.
I think the the problem is is the government is not allowing us as American people or us as providers to make our own informed decisions uh based on the information that we're given.
And we're not being given the information, and that's what's leading to all of this pushback uh regarding vaccines.
Yeah, and I even feel for you know, for those who have been vaccinated, if they went in to receive that vaccination believing that they wouldn't get COVID, see, even with that, there wasn't enough information.
And then surprise, surprise, I know one person who knows three people, one who, even after they had the vaccine, did contract um, I don't know if it was the Delta variant, and I don't even know how you they make the distinction.
I'll ask I I'll ask you that in a minute.
Uh, another who was hospitalized but back home, and another who just got mildly ill.
Um, all three of them had been vaccinized and vaccinated, and and this is one person who knows at least three people in that situation.
Here's the thing that uh that concerns me is even those getting a vaccine aren't being told the absolute truth.
And then when you consider that there are therapeutics and there are medicines that work, I just wonder, I know that you've treated thousands of patients and you've treated them uh successfully using therapeutics and other medicines that work.
And I feel like sometimes that when we hear all we hear are negatives about um uh uh oxychloroquine, uh hydroxychloroquine, I'm sorry, and others, we hear so many negative things.
It's almost like they want to shut all the exits.
It's like, no, no, no, don't use any of these.
You're gonna we're gonna tell you these are all so awful, and they want to almost shut all the exits down for anyone who may want to go that route and and can't even make that decision to go that route.
So when we talk about therapeutics, there are many that actually do work.
That's correct.
And I think that that's part of the the red flags that are going up with a lot of the intelligent uh American people.
You know, we we are we're asking these questions and we're not getting the answers.
Why have there been no safety studies on these vaccines to publish to date?
We've had this vaccine for eight months, they're supposed to do their six-month uh safety evaluations and and submit that to the FDA.
Where are those studies?
You know, the various reports out there, there's clearly there's problems with this vaccine, and none of it's been published.
They don't want to verify it.
When you look at early treatment, there's multiple, multiple studies, hundreds of studies on hydroxychloroquine, hundreds of studies on ivermectin.
We've published protocols.
Uh Peter McCullough's protocol is the most downloaded protocol uh in the world uh that we helped write uh that shows how to treat uh COVID-19 as an outpatient.
We've been treating COVID-19 as an outpatient since the beginning.
Early treatment, we've had a hundred percent success rate.
Why are we not spending, you know, a billion dollars in setting up uh, you know, basically fever clinics across the United States that are using the same protocols that I've been using to help treat patients early in the disease when they test positive.
I I don't understand it.
Instead, we're trying to treat a disease with the vaccine.
Vaccines do not treat disease.
Let me repeat.
Vaccines do not treat disease.
And and we are in the middle of a pandemic.
We've been in the middle of a pandemic, now coming to the end of it, and the only treatment available seems to be a vaccine.
That's not a treatment.
It's supposed to be preventative.
Right.
Right.
And and and that may that I uh it makes you it begs the question were there many who died that perhaps didn't have to if uh those uh medicines were made available.
And then when you see that the FDA is now criticizing um ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, you know, you you just it does feel as though they're sealing off all exits and they're not getting a good idea.
Because when you think about it, you know, hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin are two one of the safest drugs in the world.
Okay, ivermectin got a Nobel Peace Prize in 19 uh what, 85, I think, or 89, um, and it was put on the WHO's list of of essential medicines of the world.
When you look at the safety profile, I think only two people have been reported to overdose on ivermectin.
Two.
Compare that to tyanol, which is like over 700 a year.
Wow.
We're talking about completely safe drugs, but yet, but yet nobody says anything about the use of Zithromex off label, doxycycline off label, deximezone off label.
How about all of the EUA drugs?
Rembisivir, off label, monoclonal off label, convalescent plasma off label.
That's okay to use those drugs off label, but it's not okay to use safe drugs off label.
And that's what's driving Americans and doctors crazy.
How is it you can use one drug off label, but you can't use others?
These are FDA approved.
These aren't even under the emergency use authorization.
These are FDA approved.
The safety profiles are known.
Hydroxychloroquine has been around for 400 years for the treatment of malaria.
Think about that.
But yes, we can't use it.
Why?
But if you have lupus, I can use it.
If you have rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis, yeah.
Hydroxychloroquine, yes, is used for that.
I can treat it.
If you if you are two months old and you have malaria, you can use it.
If you're pregnant and you have malaria, you can use it.
But if you have COVID 19, you can't.
Why is that?
I don't know.
I really don't know.
And you are so I can hear the passion in your voice, and that is because you are in this to save lives.
That's what you do.
And that's the frustration that you face in so many other doctors as well.
And I appreciate everything you've done.
Let me ask you this.
Governor Newsom said that unvaccinated people are responsible.
They're they are so irresponsible, he compared them to drunk drivers getting behind the wheel.
Are unvaccinated people responsible for the um the cases that you see now, particularly the Delta variant.
Um, and that's that's an absolute absurd statement.
So, number one, the number one problem with that statement is the entire government has absolutely ignored natural immunity.
Okay.
Those of us, including myself who have had COVID, have a 700 times more immune response to the Delta variant than anyone else vaccinated.
Okay.
So they're ignoring all of us who have antibodies and proven immunity.
Yes, exactly.
Right.
So that that in itself is a false statement.
Number two, the vaccines that are going on right now are driving the variant.
How so?
Yeah, how so, yes.
How right?
So when you put pressure on a on a virus to basically eliminate or eradicate it, it's kind of almost like antibiotics and antibiotic resistance.
Okay.
The more pressure you put on the virus to eliminate it, the more you're forcing it to mutate.
Okay.
Here's the difference.
Natural immunity, we make an immune response not only to the spike protein, but also the cell walls, the new and the nucleocapsid.
Okay.
With these vaccines, they're only vaccinating the antibody responses only to the spike protein.
So if that spike protein mutates just enough, it could be 2% to 4%, then it will evade the vaccine.
And that's what's happening.
If you look at what's going on with all of these variants, they all popped up right around this the time we started vaccinating people.
That's not, quote, a bad thing in some sense, but it is because we're creating different forms of the virus.
This delta variant seems to be a milder form.
But what happens, you know, four months from now if it mutates again to a more severe form.
In in our urgent care right now, we're seeing three out of every seven uh patients with COVID have been fully vaccinated.
That's almost 50%.
Wow, that's not bad.
The vaccine is being evaded.
Okay.
So very interesting.
I wish I had even more time to spend with you.
We're talking to board certified in family medicine and 14 years experience in the ER, Dr. Brian Tyson.
Thank you for all of the lives that you've saved, Dr. Tyson, and uh thank you for bringing your knowledge to the show today.
I appreciate you.
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I've asked one of my favorite people because he is So passionate, and I just I love this guy.
He is a former ICE director.
He is joining us to discuss the growing threat at the border, which the Biden administration is ignoring, and allowing unscreened migrants to enter the nation, be transported all over the country, and now we're finding out like in South Texas, many of them have COVID and they have not even alerted the authorities.
Please welcome to the show, Tom Homan.
How are you, Tom?
Doing fine.
Appreciate you having me.
Oh, I love having you on.
Okay, so let's talk about this.
There is a growing threat at the border.
It became, you know, it's it's not like it's gotten any better since the last time I talked to you.
It continues to get worse.
And when we talk about a humanitarian crisis, uh how can we deny that when you know that the fentanyl seizures have spiked in June alone, and that um we're seeing all of these people coming in if they're being tested for the virus and testing positive, they don't tell authorities.
They've been putting them in hotels in different parts of the country.
Um people are getting sick.
There's no I I just I I'm out of my mind with this.
What are we doing about this?
And still, where is this administration?
This administration ain't doing anything about it.
Let's be clear.
The administration isn't testing anybody for COVID.
They're relying on you know the local communities when they release them to the local communities.
So the only place that the uh the U.S. government, the border patrols testing for COVID, they have a small contact in Del Rio.
The reason they're doing it in Del Rio is because there's no NGOs or community groups willing to do it.
So the 99% of the border is that these people are coming across in Border Patrol's not testing them at all.
The White House said today, well, we have protocol in place, everybody gets a mask.
It doesn't matter if they get a mask, they already have COVID.
So, we don't report back right now.
ICE has over 20 uh uh twelve hundred positive COVID cases in case they came across that border.
We know a lot of these NGOs that they've given contracts to for half a billion dollars to put these people in hotel rooms are overrun with COVID.
We know for a fact they have released hundreds of COVID people into the country to buy them a bus ticket or pump ticket.
We we we know that we've seen it.
The sheriffs and the mayors are speaking out about what they're seeing down there.
And here's the big issue that no one's talking about.
We know there's uh the the approximate number right now is 300,000 border patrols numbers, 300,000 gataways based on center traffic, drone traffic, camera traffic, 300,000 people they couldn't catch because they're so tied up these family units, have to border from ages and long online.
How about those 300,000 gataways?
How many of them have COVID?
How many of them are criminals?
How many of them are gang members?
How many of them could possibly be terrorists?
Because we know they've arrested six or seven people on the terrorist watch list.
How many terrorists got through?
I mean, this is this is not only a humanitarian crisis, this is a national security crisis at epic proportions.
Something I haven't seen in my 34 five-year career.
I've never seen it this bad, but even close.
I believe I believe you.
And now we hear that I mean, this is just getting so out of hand.
For example, uh, Delta American United Airlines, they are providing migrants, many of them coming from Africa, free flights to the United States.
They aren't wearing masks.
They we don't know that they're vaccinated.
We don't know if they're sick.
They're getting free airline tickets, but guess what?
We, the taxpayer, are picking up the bill.
Nobody's paying for me to do any of my travel.
I don't know when the madness is going to stop.
And you know what?
I think the only time it's gonna stop is when the left start stops running this country.
I mean, these usually asylum seekers from Africa would have to, you know, they'd buy a boat or a plane ticket to South America, then they'd travel by foot through Columbia, Panama to get to the United States.
Now, we, you and I, and the rest of the tax paypayers made it very easy for them.
They can get a free ticket on a commercial air flight and come on in to the country.
Come on in.
And then where do they go?
Where are they going?
Well, not just that, the the alien sponging organization who celebrated when President Biden became president because they knew through his campaign promises he was going to open a border and they'd be back in business.
President Trump pretty much put him out of business.
But look, criminal organization mexically, they only have to get into the border now.
They don't have to get into Chicago and New York or any other place because the U.S. government is going to do it for them.
If they get to the border, cross that border and the rest of our border, you're right.
The U.S. taxpayers are going to buy them a plane ticket, and they don't have to show ID when they get go in the border.
No, they don't.
Yeah.
But we're going to buy them a plane ticket or a bus ticket.
I was down in Del Rio a couple weeks ago when I left Del Rio.
I was going back to Dallas to next flight to DC.
There's over 20 family units on my plane.
I've seen every one of them come out with their Manila envelope, their government-paid uh airline ticket, compliments of taxpayers.
And not only that, they're carrying a brand new smartphone, compliments of the US taxpayer.
Wow.
Wow.
And yet, and I know that many like the Catholic charities, they've helped more than 700 people who've crossed the border.
Um, they passed them through those hotels in Southern California.
We've got that happening in southern Texas as well.
Um, before they take off on those commercial flights, and then they resettle into the interior here.
And uh again, but any testing done, any, you know, do we know who they are?
Oh, yeah, okay.
They're they're released without a court date.
As though d do we expect that they'll show up for that court date?
Are they gonna we don't even know where they are?
People need to understand the Biden administration has this data.
Remember, he was vice president in 2016, 2015, 2015, and we had a border crisis, family crisis, and and Ali Hana Mario's uh why organs the deputy secretary.
They know the data's been clear in the last decade, every year.
The data is clear that that almost 90 percent of Central Americans who come to our border and claim asylum never get released from U.S. government, they either don't show up in court or they simply don't qualify.
Nine out of ten.
And the other data point that people need to be realized is that say that nine out of ten lose their cases get order removed by an immigration judge.
Less than three percent leave.
President Trump recognized that and said, look, if 90% don't qualify, unless 3% leave.
Why would hell we let them in?
Let's do remain electronic program.
The Biden administration has the same data.
They don't care.
This is about open borders.
And and one thing that's astonishing me, I still can't believe every day I make up.
Under the Biden administration, an ICE officer, an immigration officer, can no longer arrest somebody in this country for being here illegally.
Being illegally is not enough anymore.
That's not a priority anymore.
You have to go command a serious advance and be convicted of it.
You can be an MS-13 gang member, rape a child, get booked in a you know uh uh uh uh a jail, and if you're lucky enough to make bond, ICE can't touch you.
I can't arrest you, I just can't even put you in removal cities, even though you're in the country legally, even though you have a final order, even though you got a uh you you uh been arrested for raping a child.
Ice cannot touch you.
That's for that as a nation under President Biden.
So I mean, we can't really expect anything different, can we, in the next what, almost three years.
No, and you know, it is terrible.
So that's why I'm not involved.
I'm involved with a Florida lawsuit in my administration, I'm involved with several Texas lawsuits, I'm involved with Arizona lawsuit, we're suing the hell out of them.
Because you know, we can't wait to take contact.
We can't wait.
We can't wait for the election because they're they're doing too much damage too fast.
They came with an agenda, they're not apologetic, and they're moving forward.
They haven't done one thing with all the attention on the border and the people dying, the COVID cases, the criminals, the 300,000 gotta ways.
You can't name one thing the Biden administration has done, one step they've taken to slow the flow.
They're not.
They're bragging right now.
President Trump uh President uh Biden was on TV last week when he was asked a question at CNN Town Hall about this as well.
We've been real successful because there used to be a lot of kids in Border Patrol custody.
We got that done over 90%, and we we're doing really good with it.
He's bragging about releasing people quicker.
And that's what it's about.
They're sending all the resources and and processing these people quickly, so they get them out of custody, so there's no backup in Border Patrol facilities.
So it looks like that's what you see here, bring your cameras in, no backup here.
He so he thinks that's a success.
What he doesn't realize it's not a success.
That that is that is a terrible, terrible loss.
Why?
Because the rest of the world sees that.
They're saying, okay, that's really nice to put detention.
They're releasing within 24 hours.
If they think it's a success, I think it's another enticement.
Well, you know, and and let me also say this too, um, just to remind the listeners that in the meantime, while we're permitting all of this to go on, free access and so forth, Cubans that are fleeing persecution because they they're living under a communist dictator, are are the exception.
They're the only ones who can't come in.
Can you believe this?
No, you know, that's really a tragedy because you know it is asylum by definition under statute from a lot.
I mean, the statute of uh immigration nationality act says asylum is about escaping fear and persecution from your home government because your race, religion, or political affiliation.
The people trying to get uh Cuba, they actually are escaping fear and persecution by definition of the law.
The people in Central America I just claimed to you, 90% of them don't even qualify.
Well, we're gonna let them keep coming in, knowing they don't qualify, knowing they don't leave when they get ordered by the immigration judge.
Meanwhile, the Cuban people are there asking for help, and this administration has turned their backs on them.
And the Secretary of Homeland Security is from Cuba.
He should understand more than anybody.
Exactly.
That's what's so confusing.
It's dumbfounding.
It really is.
When you say you have lawsuits in Florida and other places, what what are those about?
Uh you broke up.
I didn't like Oh, I was asking about the lawsuits you mentioned earlier.
You said you were involved.
I'm sorry, Rose.
Oh, that's okay.
Yeah, I think we have a bad connection, but you were talking about um some lawsuits that you were involved in in the case.
Oh, yeah, we're doing I've been involved in Florida, but like one of the lawsuits, one of the first laws we followed, I was I was one of the expert witness with the moratorium.
We sued on that.
We got it, we we stopped the President Biden from doing the moratorium on deportations.
Um another lawsuit pending right now is on the ice priorities.
Even though 91% of everybody I used to rest is a convicted of criminals, the D administration came in, so that wasn't good enough.
They uh the ninety-one percent they arrested that were criminal alien.
I'm talking criminals, you're a league that committed a crime to be convicted of a crime.
They took 90% of them off the table.
What what uh what Biden administration don't considers a crime important enough to deport.
So if you walk out of your studio tonight and you get beat up by somebody here illegally, that's not always priority.
If you steal a car, not always priority.
If you uh commit DUI twenty times, not always priority.
If you beat your wife or sp uh husband up, not a priority.
The Biden administrative came to all these crimes now don't matter.
You gotta be convicted of a serious aggravated felony like murder or rape to be dealt with.
So so the statute clearly says that if you're in the country illegally and you you commit a crime of involving moral turpitude, that you are to be detained.
If you have a final order, you are to be detained.
If you have any drug offense, you are to be detained.
And guess what?
The administration ignoring the law, we're suing.
We're saying not only they ignoring the law, they're breaking the law, and we're gonna win that lawsuit.
I believe you will.
All right, we are talking to Tom Homan.
Thank you for all that you do.
Thanks for joining us today.
I really appreciate that.
Take care.
Thanks for having me.
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Let's start with Lisa in Georgia.
Hey Lisa.
Hey, how are you doing, Ros?
Good.
How are you?
I'm doing all right.
So you wanted to talk about the Yeah, go ahead.
Go ahead.
Now I just can tell you, um, I'm a VA employee.
So I guess everybody knows by now that the VA director has sent out a memo that gave us all eight weeks to get vaccinated.
And uh Title 38 employees, which are basically anybody who's health care related.
I am not a direct patient care person, but I fall under that category.
So I've had COVID.
Um I had it last year.
Um make antibodies to it.
I give blood regularly to Red Cross and they test you.
Well, I'm and I'm still making them.
I just just gave blood in May.
So I don't nobody wants to hear about that though.
Um, you know, there's no discussion, no the only option we were given would be it uh for religious reasons or for medical reasons.
And you have to have it signed by your physician, um and your supervisor that you've declined it.
And you know, we've had declination options before for things like the flu, but now it's and if you if you do decline it, then you have to wear a mask and all this other stuff, which we have to do anyway.
Exactly.
Well, here's the thing.
First of all, I I really I read that and all title Title 38 employees.
So that doctors, dentists, nurses, registered nurses, and I understand they have eight weeks in which to get the one or two shots to stay on.
And I, you know, it's just it makes me sad because you're right.
They don't take into consideration all other factors.
The fact that you are still presenting with antibodies and you will for a very long time, and that you can actually help others, that you are no risk to others.
And yet those who are vaccinated could still be arrested.
We're finding that out right now, right?
So that's confusing.
See, this is where we all get so very confused, Lisa.
There they're just not no somebody's playing loose with a lot of facts, and I I we need facts.
So I am I was so sorry to read that about the VA employees and being forced to get those um jabs, and and uh and and you know what, and other places where they have applied for um the let's see, uh uh exemption because of religious beliefs, like you said, many have been denied that request.
Lisa, I'm sorry you're going through that.
Thank you for your call.
I appreciate it.
Uh coming up next, so much more.
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Jack Hibb is joining me next, and I think you'll enjoy him.
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Love being on the show today, and one of my biggest requests was can you please get me Pastor Jack Hibb?
because I am a huge fan of his.
I listen to his sermons all the time, even though I am on the exact opposite side of the country.
I adore him.
You have got to check him out.
It's Calvary Chapel in Chino Hills in Southern California.
Please welcome to the show Pastor Jack Hibbs.
How are you?
Thank you.
I boy, I tell you, that's one intimidating introduction, I'll tell you that.
You you know what?
I just there is just something about your sermons, and you know what I really like about you, and and we'll get to this in a moment, but I like how you kind of meld together our faith and uh politics because really they both have everything to do with the other, and I and we'll talk about that in a minute.
But I did want to tell you that I was in Southern California uh last week, and we did a fundraiser I belong um on the advisory board for moms for America, and one of our dearest friends to the organization is John Voigt.
So we had done a couple of fundraisers with him, a semi uh and an all-day seminar for moms in Southern California, and uh I was so close.
I almost made it to your church, but then something else came up.
So, but you know what I found out, Pastor Jack, is I discovered that you know, sometimes when you're way over here on the East Coast, you think about those on the West Coast, and it's like, uh, I don't think they're conservative, I don't know if they know what's going on.
And I got there and I met such lovely, beautiful, wonderfully conservative people and Christian people, and I was I was so encouraged by that and by what I saw.
Right.
Well, listen, uh this is gonna come as a shock to many of your listeners, but California has been up against the ropes for such a long time that the nation, and I get it, have written us off, but California has hit such rock bottom for so long that it's that prov that proverb we've all heard of that you know, when you're on your back, there's no place to look butt up.
And not only are conservatives saying that in waking up to it, but we've got many, and we know this is a fact, Rose, that in the in the recall effort of Gavin Newsom, yes, we watched many Democrats uh come to our church and fill out the petition.
Many of them change their party affiliation.
Wow.
I'm a I'm a native born Californian.
We've never seen that before.
But uh what people need to realize is California is very red, except in the middle of these uh metropolises, these these city centrals of San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco.
But look, Rose, in this last election of November twenty twenty, what no one's talking about, the press is avoiding it, is California flipped four congressional seats from Democrat to Republican in this state on that night in November of 2020.
And when you look at the down ballot results of our vote across the entire state, local governments and the like turned red.
So that's why you're watching a never before seen recall effort set national records over 2.3 million petitions signed, uh and and those those numbers were then perfected or made uh uh agreeable, and that means they met every standard of 1.8 million.
This was the largest recall effort in American history, and we are gonna fire our governor, and we're gonna be electing a new governor on September 14th.
Good, good.
Congratulations.
Yeah, you know.
One of the things I really like about you, and when I listen to your sermons is that you are unafraid.
You are unafraid to take on what's happening right now in this country.
And I and I noticed that you were able to really mix politics and religion, and some might say, wait a minute, one should have nothing to do with the other, but I say, not at all, because this country, this wonderful opportunity of a nation that we were given was given to us by uh on the foundation of godly principles,
the belief that we are free, not because man told us we are free, but because God is the author of that freedom and God alone, because if it were man, then it could be taken away from us that freedom.
And we've seen that in some of the blue states uh uh after COVID.
So what I liked about you is that you were unafraid to talk about both, and you you aren't afraid.
So after what happened after the election and so many things that happened afterwards, after we started to see that mainstream media and the social platforms were censoring people and silencing many of them, even our own president, silenced, can you believe that?
So many people became fearful, Pastor Jack.
They did what they were afraid to stand up for what they believed in.
They were afraid there might be repercussions, they might be branded or shamed.
And and I like that you do not back down and you haven't.
What message would you have for the audience today on how to stand on your beliefs, on your convictions, and not be afraid?
You know, Rose, I'll answer it like this.
Uh being a native-born Californian, as I said a moment ago, we're accustomed to earthquakes, meaning we know that we're going to survive, we just need to build a strong foundation.
The House can take it.
And so having that in my bones and having been brought up in a in a uh uh home that that loves America, uh, when I became a Christian and saw the authenticity and the value of the Bible, that became my foundation to everything regarding my thought process, my hope, my faith.
And then that caused me, Rose, to dive into reading American history.
Yes.
And when I read American history, I found out that our nation has forgotten its remarkable roots, starting with the the Mayflower Compact.
And when our founding fathers said that their founding fathers were the pilgrims, I began studying all of that.
And so for me, to stand on truth, I know what it is to be an American, I know what it is to be a Christian.
God and his wisdom for whatever purpose put me in this country.
I'm grateful for that.
And when you know the truth, then you get to be and you get to enjoy being uh unwavering.
It's not me.
I have no personal strength.
I hide or I stand upon the strength of God's word.
And so, yes, people will say, You're so brave, or you you're speaking truth, and nobody's speaking it today.
Listen, I'm only regurgitating the Bible.
I'm standing on the foundation of it, and it speaks to the culture, and so we have a church that's exploding because people want to hear life-changing truth, and that's what's happening.
And so when you've got the truth, you don't have to apologize.
That is so true.
And you know, and truth, you know, when you talk about truth, it's so essential too that we're teaching our children the truth about this country, the country's origins, why it was established, why it was established the way it was, why that first amendment is the first amendment.
You know, when you read About the history of this country, you can't help but be just taken aback and and so in awe of what these men gave up.
What they did for people they were never going to know, but they did it because they knew it was the right thing.
They had lived under tyrannical rule, they knew that.
They knew it was the right thing.
They they knew where they had come from, so to speak, as a culture, they knew the tyranny of the English crown, and they began.
Listen, the the only reason why we had 13 colonies that began to think freedom and liberty is according to history, which says it was found among what has been referred to as the Black Robe Regiment.
The Black Robe Regiment came from King George.
He hated them.
Well, who were they?
They they were the pastors of the colonial pulpits of America from about 1720 to about 1770, these pulpits preached liberty and freedom, and some guy by the name of Sam Adams began to listen to them.
And Thomas Jefferson said, Sam Adams has the greatest understanding of personal liberty and freedom.
And so everybody said, Sam, where'd you get this from?
And he said, I got this from George Whitfield and from the pulpits.
And a lot of people don't know that.
In fact, I I I'm reading a book right now, and I want to encourage everybody to just look at the data.
It's called Forged in Faith by Rod Craig.
It's amazing book.
It covers American history from 1607 to 1776.
And it's just a collection of our historical uh conversations among our leaders, and you'll get to read them.
Imagine this, Rose.
You'll get to read history in their own words instead of having somebody spin a translate in some woke progressive classroom.
Why don't you get the truth and and read the writers?
Read the authors of it.
You know, I like that, and I've made a note to make sure I check it out, Forged in Faith.
And you know, there's something else too.
When I think about the this country and some of the huge milestones or obstacles that we've had to overcome, oftentimes it started with a spiritual awakening.
We need to be honest about that because you talked about the Black Robe Regiment.
You know, they, you know, when it was time for uh convincing others that it was absolutely necessary um to uh to for to go to war, the revolutionary war in an effort for freedom, some of those uh uh uh pastors would tear off their robes and underneath there was a uniform.
So they were very much part of what was happening.
But before that was our spiritual awakening, the great awakening, where people began to understand once again, and that's why I like bringing that in to anything I have to say about politics, anything I have to say about our constitution, our founding, is that that before that could happen, I think it was absolutely necessary that we had that spiritual awakening.
And then you fast forward, even for women and um for the um slinging slavery, there was a second spiritual awakening, and what happened was um a lot of the women in the north who were already working on abolishing slavery and doing their part um after the platforms of the second spiritual awakening were made known to them,
and they were hearing about how all men were created equal, and that was the basis, and and and abol the uh abolishing slavery was part of that platform, but the many of the women who were very instrumental in the suffrage movement were per were influenced by those sermons uh during the second spiritual awakening because they thought, hey, if all men are created equal, and I believe that, then I too am equal, and I should have a say in the process here, uh, the electoral process in this country, and that's how the suffrage movement began.
There was always some sort of spiritual awakening that allowed people to move forward or to remember what their roots were.
Right.
And you know what you're describing is what's happening in California, and I know that sounds ridiculous.
Oh, interesting.
No, it doesn't.
I've got to tell you right now.
So the American political scene, I mean the California political scene is changing, and you're gonna be watching on the news here pretty soon.
Why?
Well, during COVID, for example, our church has been open, and we have seen tens of thousands of people started coming to church on a Sunday.
They're still coming, and in the last several months, we've baptized uh two thousand three hundred people, two thousand four hundred people.
Why?
What's going on?
People are waking up.
Families during COVID saw their need for having a foundation strengthened or a foundation created in their lives.
People who were contemplating suicide came to church and found life.
Wow.
What's going on?
There's an awakening taking place in California, which shouldn't surprise us because again, a lot of people don't realize that at the same time from 1765 to 1780 on the East Coast of America.
On the West Coast of the United States, we had from 1772 to 1778.
We had Father Sarah planting Catholic mission stations in the state of California to propagate the gospel of Jesus Christ.
No other state in all of the Union has mission stations that were its birthright.
But California.
And at the same time, God was working on the East Coast.
God is working on the West Coast.
Yes.
And our roots are beginning to awaken.
People are turning back to God.
Young people, I listen, we had a service here last night.
Couple thousand people showed up.
Who showed up?
People 80 years old.
I talked to a man by the name of Ed, he's 83 years old.
And in the congregation, there were kids that were 11 years of age, and everybody in between.
You can't buy that.
You can't make that happen.
There's no church group growth group that can pull that off.
People are coming.
We have no membership here.
So people come out of their own desire.
It's because California, God is waking it up, and we are excited about spiritual revival, which will affect the culture.
And that's what we're watching.
Yeah, I believe that.
I can see that.
And I and I'm excited for California.
And after having met, in fact, at one of the events I spoke at uh in California, and actually was in LA County.
Uh, there was a young bartender.
He's 29 years old, and he came up to me and he said, I I I agree with everything that's being said here tonight.
I'm so concerned about socialism.
And I said, How old are you?
Twenty-nine.
And that gives me hope.
So I and after having met the wonderful, beautiful people there in your state, I am very excited to hear you tell me this story.
And I will keep watching you.
And listen, can you just give out uh information on how people can listen to your sermons online?
It's very simple.
They can go to Jack Hibbs com.
All of the messages, all of the video, all of the media is there.
Jack Hibbs.com.
Very simple.
Oh, Pastor Jack Hibbs, thank you so much for joining me today.
I was so excited to have you on.
I really was.
Rose, thank you for the opportunity.
All right.
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Hey, everybody, here's a heads up for you.
You don't want to miss this.
David, the socialist.
If you've listened to me before on Hannity's show, you'll know that I've had a couple of run-ins with David.
I personally uh don't mind David, uh, but it is very insightful to hear what he has to say.
He is calling in, and we'll I'll take his phone call when I come back from this break.
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David the Socialist is coming up, and he's really happy right now.
He's very happy because he says that our rights are already gone.
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Hey, welcome back to the Sean Hannity show.
Thank you so much for staying with me this afternoon.
Love doing his show, but even more than that, I love sharing the time with all of you.
And before I get to all of your phone calls, let's go to David, the socialist from Minnesota, Minnesota David.
Hey David, how are you doing?
Hey, Rose.
I can say everything that I want in under 60 seconds.
So you No, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no, you're you're gonna stay with me for a couple of minutes.
Okay.
Okay.
All right.
That's fine.
Because I might want to say something too.
Yes, ma'am.
You you mentioned earlier that uh if you don't hold on to the rights that you have, if they're gonna go away and they're not gonna come back, and you're you're correct.
But I wanted to point out that those rights have been gone for some time now.
And that started under a Republican president.
Last year did it when we shut down well hold on a sec.
What last year when we shut down your churches, your businesses, um, your schools.
What what was the what was what?
What was the response from the Republicans and other than just protesting and ranting and raving, there they did nothing to affect any change.
So at the end of the day, I think they did, David.
But I think they did.
If your actions don't achieve the goal, then your actions are basically meaningless.
And I wanted to make a larger point with that.
Okay, can I can you'll remember your well let me respond to that.
Okay.
Uh uh w what you said is i is not entirely true.
Uh, the Republicans and in and you can see there was a great distinction between the blue states and the red states.
The blue states were under tyrannical rule, while the red states wanted their people to live freely, clearly that was done.
So it's kind of unfair that you would make a uh blanket statement like that.
That's not true.
And in addition to that, others, like even the pastor we had on, decided that they would make their own decisions and they would not be ruled by tyrants.
So you're wrong about that, David.
You're wrong.
People continue to stand for what they believe in and to fight for what they believe in.
So you I think it kind of which surprises me because I know you don't like to make blanket statements, but I think it did right there.
Go ahead.
Now what's your next point?
Okay, you you you just used it uh um uh an important word.
You said fight.
So the larger point I'm trying to make here is your side doesn't lack the ability or the fortitude to to do what it would take in order to affect the change of what's happening right now.
You know, as much as you hold up the founding fathers, the the racist colonizers as heroes, and we understand you you adore them, but you also have to understand that we don't, and your documents don't mean anything to us, and it's a day you know, so at the end of the day, the victors get to write the rules and make and and they get to write the history, and we're running.
You're excited.
I mean, and congratulations to you, David, because you know, you're seeing that world that you want so desperately.
Let me ask you something.
Did you ever live in a socialist country?
I'm just curious.
No, sure haven't.
No, why not?
Would you move?
Listen, if you if your agenda is money, visited plenty.
You visited plenty, and and you're okay with the oppression that the people in those countries are suffering.
You're okay with that.
I don't know.
You you call it oppression, and I call it a way of life.
You know what?
Most of those people were dirt poor, but you know what?
I I took away from all the ones that I met that they were happy.
They were happy as long as they had something to eat, as long as they had a they were there with their families.
They as long as they had crumbs, right?
But they were happy with what they had.
Right.
Okay.
And where has socialism really worked?
Because you're saying they're happy there, but yet look at Cuba.
And look at Cuba.
They are they want desperately to get out from under we won't even let them in, unfortunately.
But look at them.
Are they really happy if they want desperately to get out of that country?
Do you have a radio on?
Sometimes you we go through this, you and I. You need to turn the radio off because I can hear myself.
Okay, there we go.
Oh, he hung up.
He hung up.
Oh, come on.
He gave up that easily.
That easily.
Dang, where's the fun in that?
Stop, Gunnet!
Oh, He just wasn't any fun this time around.
Darn it.
Okay, so we'll that's okay.
That's all right.
Let's go to Alan in Florida.
Hey, Alan, how are you?
Hey, I'm doing fine, Rose.
I've enjoyed your show today.
Um, and always enjoyed Sean.
I'm glad you're sitting in for him.
Uh and I just want two quick comments and I want to ask you a question.
First comment is on uh Dr. Tyson, the ER doctor.
He's absolutely 100% correct on everything he stated to you about COVID and the vaccine and uh all of that.
I follow that daily.
I'm a semi-retired radiologist.
I've been in practice for uh almost 40 years.
I'm in Florida, and uh since I'm semi-retired, I spend almost uh three hours a day studying all the current data as it comes out, and we're just being lied to, basically.
I hate to say that, but we are by the bureaucrats.
Uh the other thing is your your lady that called from the VA, she needs to be aware that Dr. Matt Staver of Liberty Council is actually filing a lawsuit against the vaccine mandate with VA.
Um, so hopefully she will be aware of that.
I've had Matt Saver on my show.
He's a he's a good guy, and he's you know, he's very concerned about your rights and uh those employees' rights at the uh the VA as well.
He's a good guy, he's a stand-up guy.
Yeah, well, I think this is just a step uh towards having everyone, and I had COVID at last August, and uh and as a physician, we did not have enough information out about Ivermectin at that time for sure, but we did about HCQ.
Uh I was cured with HCQ, but it was on day nine, and fortunately I had no pulmonary problems or comorbidities.
But I can tell you that um my question actually is a little different from that topic, um, even though I'm versed in it, is about the XL pipeline and energy independence.
I'm not really certain why uh the governors or attorneys general of the various states where the pipeline was being constructed, even followed the executive order of President Biden because this went through years of analysis and uh was okayed by the EPA and the Supreme Court of the United States.
And it was all legal, and only the legislature can vote, I would think, against something to overturn something like that.
I don't think a presidential order could affect that.
Now, obviously it has, and I'm not saying that the attorneys general aren't smart, but I don't understand why they didn't stand up and just say, hey, you know what, we're gonna continue doing this.
It was approved even by the SCOTUS, and we're gonna do it.
We're gonna keep energy independence because your executive order is going to destroy the energy independence that was finally achieved over the last four years prior.
And I think that also applies to the southern border.
You know, that they're of course they're acting now.
I mean, Governor DeSantis of our state is joining in with uh Governor Abbott and uh, you know, with law enforcement, and they're trying to help protect or do what they can down there.
But when the federal government ignores basic liberties and well-being of people in the states that they're responsible for.
It seems to me the states have the perfect right to intervene and intervene early.
And you know, they're a little late doing it, and it's incomplete, obviously.
But I I don't really quite understand the superiority of an exact of an executive order by a what I consider rogue administration.
Well, but that's the that's the power that he has, unfortunately.
I understand your point, and I appreciate it very much, Alan.
And thank you for calling from the great free state of Florida.
Let's jump to another great state, Texas.
Shelley's on the line there.
Hey, can you hear?
Hi.
Yes.
Hi.
Yeah, I'm glad I got through.
I just want to uh speak on the guy that you hung up, uh crazy socialist guy.
Yeah, I'm surprised he hung up.
Yeah, and everyone else who just keeps trying to bag and just pin a file against each other.
I am an African American woman living here in Texas.
Been here my whole life, grew up uh with laugh there, in the project, you know, hang on the bottom, living a great life under President Trump.
I tell people all the time I make the most money I've ever made.
Good twenty years in working.
Good.
And I used to be a dumb dumb Democrat parliamentary.
You know, and I don't that was my default.
You know, my parents and everyone's to the point where I'm the I'm ostracized in my family, you know.
And it's crazy now because the last few months, everything I've said, you know, the conspiracy theory, quotation mark.
They called me all the time tonight.
Hey, can you send me this?
What did you say about that?
What happened to this?
You know, and it's like, I just brushed my knuckles, you know, like, yeah, we're gonna have a uh coach to party in a couple of months.
Well, listen, I am impressed, and I appreciate the call.
And I think that David, the socialist, I'm guessing, because I'm surprised, usually he'll go with me for a while, and uh, we've had long conversations in the past, but I don't think at this point there's much more he could say.
Uh, thank you, Shelley.
You know, unfortunately, yes, David is right.
Um, many of our rights have been taken away, or or at least there's an effort uh by many to do so.
There is certainly an effort to silence us and to make us fearful to be who we are because of labels or shaming, and and that's unfortunate, and that certainly was not the intent of our founding fathers.
And say what he will about them.
What they did when they established this country, what they gave us was brilliant.
It was something that no one else has ever experienced, not at all like we have.
It was a wonderful opportunity, it was a window of opportunity.
They recognized it, they seized it, and they did all that they could do for you and
I. What we do by staying in the the in the game,
what we do by making sure that we connect on the school board level, that we connect in our communities, that we connect statewide and nationwide.
What we do then is for future generations, every bit as much as it was what they did for future generations.
We must.
There is no choice here.
And when we do it, we do it by affecting change.
We do it smart, we do it quickly because time is of the essence at the moment.
I'm sure you know that.
But what we do, we do smartly.
We get, I can see all across this country that there are moms and dads getting involved in their schools' curriculum.
There are moms and dads who are running for the school board positions.
There are moms and dads who are running for Congress or state level positions.
People are getting involved.
I want to encourage you out there that everywhere I go, and I travel a lot.
What I see are people who said, okay, that's it.
I'm done.
I'm awake, I'm present, I'm going to get something done.
I am committed to doing everything I can do to make the wrongs right.
And that's what we have to continue to do.
That is what we are called on to do.
You know, before when I was uh doing my monologue, I referenced Thomas Payne.
Well, well, let me let me tell you the rest of what Thomas Paine had to say.
Because, you know, you and I we're not alone in our desire to leave for those that we love the most, this inheritance of freedom.
It's not a time to be discouraged.
Frustrated, yeah, I understand frustration.
Concerned, absolutely, because without concern, we would not be searching for solutions.
But discouragement, no, not discouragement.
We're gonna go through this together.
We will stand together, and we've got to commit to continue this journey together for the sake of those who come after us.
So here are those words of Thomas Payne's that I referenced.
These are the times that try men's souls, no doubt about it.
The summer soldier, the sunshine patriot will in this crisis shrink from the service of their country.
But he that stands by it now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman, and tyranny, like how is not easily conquered.
Yet we have this consolation with us that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.
And what we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly.
It is dearness only that gives everything its value.
And heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods.
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Go ahead, Mo.
Hi, Rose.
Uh great program, and thank you for taking the call.
I'm a Cuban American that came here uh in 1962.
And uh just called because my blood boiled uh from your uh great socialist person there that called uh what an ignorant uh he's uh what they call the useful idiot.
And uh I I could tell you that most people, if you would call in Cuba, are not happy with their current situation.
Okay, we lost it all.
We uh were uh in hunger for over a year and a half before we got the freedom flight out, and uh there's nothing fun about communism, and that's all I've got to say.
Oh, honey, thank you.
That was perfectly said.
I appreciate it, and thank you for that.
And here, this administration is not allowing any Cubans to find asylum here.
What a shame.
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