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Aug. 11, 2021 - Sean Hannity Show
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Bill O'Reilly on Obama's Birthday
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All right, simple man could only mean one thing, Leonard Skinner.
That means all things.
Bill O'Reilly, simple man.
He's not simple, but he thinks he's simple.
He's very complicated, actually.
Now, before we introduce Bill, I've been told by numerous sources that even though the Obamas cut the guest list at Motha's Vineyard and the soiree that took place with no social distancing and no mask mandates, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, that Bill O'Reilly apparently was seen at this party.
And they remember, we had the guidance from the CDC last week that said even if you're vaccinated, you can still contract COVID-19.
And of course, there's the ever, the great science of Dr. Flip-Flop Anthony Fauci on masks and vaccine mandates, et cetera, et cetera.
Listen.
And right now, people should not be worried.
There's no reason to be walking around with a mask.
One mask is good.
Two masks are better.
Now is not the time to pull back.
You have to wait a few weeks before you see the effect of what you're doing right now.
There is an end to this.
We just have to hang in there a bit.
And I think one of the rescuing elements is going to be a vaccine.
I hope that next Mother's Day we're going to see a dramatic difference than what we're seeing right now.
I believe that we will be about as close to back to normal as we can.
You see, I don't, though, follow the mob, the media, big tech.
And rather than believe the rumors that have been out there everywhere that O'Reilly was at the soi, I figured we'd have Bill O'Reilly, allthings O'Reilly at billo'reilly.com on himself to answer the question, Mr. O'Reilly, is it true or is it a rumor that you were at the Obama soiree?
Well, I was there as John Kerry's bodyguard.
So I wasn't really fucking with you.
By the way, you couldn't fight your way out of a wet paper bag.
You just look mean and tough.
You do.
I know you're the Kung Fu King, but here we go again.
No, well, obviously you weren't invited.
I know your invitation, my invitation got lost in the mail, Bill.
Well, look, I said to my viewers on billo riley.com, I think that Barack Obama might want to widen his circle of friends a little bit.
So I know you, you know me, and in our orbits, we have people of all ideologies and belief systems and religions and all of that, right?
I mean, so it's boring.
100%.
Yeah, if you just have one echo chamber following you around going, oh, yeah, that's right.
Oh, yeah.
But the main point is the progressive community, which was obviously on display at the Obama party, doesn't want to hear any opposing points of view.
They don't respect it.
It upsets them.
So you get a bunch of ideological zombies, you know, munching on canopies.
And that's, I think, what we saw on the vineyard.
All right.
Let me go to the bigger, broader issue and question here.
And that is that, okay, there was a public outcry about the double standard.
This is a hot zip, if you will, in Motha's Vineyard.
And yet the CDC protocol calls were not followed.
And maybe it was originally a 700-member guest list.
It's between 400 and 500, the estimates of people that came.
The images that were released and then dragged off of Instagram, I'm sure orders were sent out.
Pull them down immediately.
Don't show pictures.
Don't let the world know what really happened here.
But there was no social distancing.
There was no mask wearing.
And this is the hypocrisy of Gavin Newsom.
This is the hypocrisy we see in politicians everywhere.
None of it is surprising.
But we got real and significant and serious issues now facing the American people.
And you start in states like New York and California, and that is vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, mask mandates.
They say follow the science, the science of the Cleveland Clinic.
I think you'd agree with me, a well-respected medical institution is that if you had COVID, you don't need any vaccine.
That's what they say.
I'm not a doctor.
I'm not going to second guess the Cleveland Clinic and their research.
That's what Rand Paul had been saying.
He's also a medical doctor, highly intelligent guy, whether you agree or disagree with his politics.
So I guess my question is, Bill, with all of that said, now we've got to talk about and consider, one, civil liberties, the right of medical privacy, doctor-patient confidentiality, and then this glaring hypocrisy, which is open borders, no testing, no vaccine mandates, no mask mandates, no vaccine passports.
They're letting everybody in and dispersing all of these illegal immigrants with high rates of COVID positivity into every state in the country.
Well, we're living in a country that's gone mad in two areas.
COVID is one, and the progressive left march to socialism is the second.
So you can actually blend the two when you're talking about forcing people to do certain things.
And that's the overarching.
Now, specifically, I believe that each local school district should decide what the situation is for the children there.
So if you're in a hotspot, you might have masks in that school district.
But overall, you can't impose this on children that are not at risk.
And the transmission rate among children is very low on the Delta Very and everything else.
Now, 15% of kids so far have gotten some form of COVID, 1-5, 15%.
You have to be aware of that.
But that doesn't mean that you have to force children to wear masks in a very, very volatile situation.
It's not good for kids to do that.
It's not good for social.
It's not good for anything.
So common sense really has to prevail here with the COVID stuff.
And it doesn't because now that's politicized.
A poll today by the Kaiser Foundation, did you see that poll by the Kaiser Foundation?
Yes, sir.
Okay, you can see that very liberal people want COVID vaccine mandates all over the place.
They want the big government to tell them what to do.
Please tell me what to do, big government.
This is what the progressives want.
But the Republican conservative crew doesn't want anything part of that.
Doesn't trust the government and doesn't want that infringement on freedom.
So now we have, instead of all of us banding together to fight this insidious disease, we have another political division in the country.
And that's what we're seeing.
You know, what do you make?
There was a story, Bill, and you didn't address the border side of this yet.
And I'd really like to get your take on it.
I'll give you one example.
It was in the Daily Caller, and this is only Texas, but they're not testing the million plus that have already come in this year alone in the middle of a pandemic, first placed in Biden's cages that he's built, overcrowded in the middle of a pandemic.
Border Patrol saying infection rates as high as 20% with COVID.
And so now they're dispersing people all over the country.
There was one Daily Caller story that talked about a KTAB news report that ICE has flown illegal immigrants to Abilene Regional Airport in unmarked planes before loading them onto buses on at least two occasions this month.
And the airport is notified of the flight's arrival 24 to 48 hours in advance.
They're not provided any other information beyond the fact that they're privately chartered flights overseen by ICE.
And obviously, the people are very alarmed.
You saw the high rate of COVID positivity in McCallum, Texas.
Then people we now know are being dispersed in the dark of night and basically left in states.
And then the states become responsible.
Joe Biden's not, he's not enforcing the law.
Not only is he not enforcing it, but he's aiding and abetting the law breaking.
And then he's transporting people all over the country.
We're paying for all of this.
And then states become responsible for food, shelter, health care, and education, Bill.
And then innocent Americans will get COVID.
And if you just look exponentially and mathematically, the odds are that people will die because of these policies.
Well, they've already died, but we don't even have to have odds.
So this is one of the biggest scandals in American history.
And I'm not overstating that.
It's one of the biggest scandals in U.S. history.
The sitting president of the United States is mass border security and public health safety by executive order and leading to death, destruction.
And we're not even, you didn't even mention the migrants getting the hell kicked out of them by the cartels and raped and murdered and everything else on the Mexican side of the border because nobody even cares about them, least of all the Biden administration.
So you have a sitting president single-handedly, no Congress, no Supreme Court.
He did it.
And then the press covered for him.
I saw the Washington Post, the first liberal newspaper yesterday, editorialized about what a disaster this border thing is with Biden.
But they didn't pin it on Biden, but it's his fault.
So what should happen now is that Texas, Florida, all of the other red states, and some blue states as well, should file a class action suit against the president himself, demanding that he obey the federal immigration law,
number one, and demanding the federal government reimburse the states for any and all expense that they have because Mr. Biden will not uphold federal law.
If the states would do that, I hope they're listening to us right now, Annity.
I hope they're listening.
You could bring the Biden administration to its knees because the press would have to cover that.
Any questions?
No, I'm absorbing what you're saying.
But I, you know, look at the 19 Republicans, frankly, Bill.
Now, Chuck Schumer was very clear.
Let's stay on this.
Let's stay on this.
This is a solution to the problem.
All right.
So, you know, these governors.
You should call them and say, look, Lizard O'Reilly and Annie today.
They can do this.
Their attorneys general can file a class action suit against Joe Biden himself.
Can you imagine that?
I think that's a good strategy.
There have been numerous attorneys general in states that have united and sued the Biden administration for the policies.
Suing him personally is a different strategy.
I'll ask, for example, the one attorney general that's already been successful is in Arizona.
That would be Attorney General Bernovich.
So, you know, I'm listening very closely to what you're saying.
I'll check in with them and see if it's a strategy.
But, you know, Bill, one of the biggest problems with any of these lawsuits, and we saw it even as the Trump administration was sued over and over and over again, is by the time it works its way through the courts, we will have already had another election.
Yeah, but this one is the court of public opinion.
It's indicted.
It's good politically, strategically, it's smart.
It calls attention to it.
But remember, there was the Arizona case, and you have precedents where literally Jan Brewer tried to get the federal government to enforce the law of the land, and that lawsuit lost.
But that one would win in the court of public opinion.
Look, if you want to beat the progressives who are running Joe Biden, it's a good idea.
The answer is it's a good idea.
Okay.
So let's start there and raise holy hell about all the human misery that Joe Biden has caused himself.
This wasn't anybody but him.
And if he wants to out Barack Obama and say, well, he told me to do it, look at him.
But it's him.
Congress didn't pass this law, didn't pass new immigration laws, didn't tell a Biden not to obey the law.
And as a result, we got narcotics, we got COVID, we got human misery streaming into this country.
And there's Biden going to Delaware in his beach house.
I think people got to get angry about this.
It's building, Bill.
What I just told you is the way to do it, because that embarrasses the corrupt media that's covering Biden.
They would have to cover this.
I don't think they would.
I don't have enough time to explain why, but I like your thought process, and I think it could be effective.
But the media has no shame, and they're not people that are capable of even being embarrassed because they either ideologically are so in line with the radical socialists or so blind to how indoctrinated they are.
I think you can't embarrass them.
But all right, all things O'Reilly, billoreilly.com.
Simple man.
Bill, we always love having you on.
Thanks for being with us.
By the way, don't forget his new book, Killing the Mob, at billo'reilly.com.
Bookstores everywhere.
Sir, thank you.
800-941-Sean, you want to be a part of the program?
All right, we all know about the fund the police madness and insanity and dismantle the police and no bail laws.
You know, I mentioned earlier today's story, you've got, you know, a top Minnesota Democrat praising the rioter, the torch, the police headquarters.
One of the rioters sentenced to nine years in jail for trying to burn that police precinct to the ground.
You know, remember the bail fund of Kamala Harris?
It's getting nuts out there.
Now that we made some money for our sponsors, let's go back to making the liberals crazy.
The handman is back on the radio right now.
All right, 25 to the top of the hour.
We'll get to your calls here in two seconds.
I want to play Corey Booker first.
Corey Booker animated speech against defunding the police.
Now, many of you might think, oh, what happened to Corey Booker?
He's found religion.
He's gotten, how did he finally get smart and wise up to what's going on out there?
Listen.
This is perhaps, Madam President.
I'm from New Jersey.
I am so excited.
This is perhaps the highlight of this long and painful and torturous night.
This is a gift.
If it wasn't complete abdication of Senate procedures and esteem, I would walk over there and hug my colleague from Alabama.
And I will tell you right now, thank God, because there's some people who have said that they're members of this deliberative body that wanted to fund the police, to my horror.
And now this senator has given us the gift that finally, once and for all, we can put to bed this scurrilous accusation that somebody in this great esteem body would want to defund the police.
So let all of us, 100 people, not walk but sachet down there and vote for this amendment and put to rest the lies.
And I am sure I will see no political ads attacking anybody here over to fund the police.
And I would ask unanimous consent to add something else to this obvious bill.
Can we add also that every senator here wants to defund the police, believes in God, country, and apple pie?
Thank you.
All right.
So you're thinking, oh, well, Corey Booker.
No, this isn't what it is at all.
The Democrats last summer, their silence was deafening.
574 official riots across the country, and they said next to nothing because the election was coming up and they felt like that would alienate their base if they said it.
So they didn't.
That's why Joe Biden in his basement bunker never mentioned it.
You know, when he did occasionally, you know, leave the bunker for things that he just had to do, like the Democratic National Convention.
Then Joe Biden, he talked all about the riots, right?
No, no, he didn't mention it.
Or Kamala Harris promoting the bail fund in Minneapolis after what happened there in that city and the police precinct burned to the ground.
Or Joe or Kamala Harris supporting herself, the defunding and praising the defunding of the police.
Or Joe Biden himself saying, of course, he'd reallocate funds away from the police.
Or, you know, I'm sure they all stood as passionately as Corey Booker just stood when Comrade de Blasio cut a billion dollars from the police budget in New York City.
No, they never said a word.
And the reason he wants to vote is because it's just a vote that means nothing.
It's to go on the record.
It's to say, oh, no, I get to go home to my district and tell people I never supported defunding the police.
They never lifted a finger to speak out when it mattered, when 3,000 cops were injured, when over 2,000 people murdered last summer as entire city blocks were taken over, as police precincts were burned to the ground, bricks, rocks, bottles, frozen water bottles, Molotov cocktails and other weapons used against the police day after day, night after night, and city after city.
And they sat by quietly because they didn't want to alienate their base.
But they want to tell you that's all a lie.
And, okay, so we've talked about the Capitol.
January 6th, we can't have Congressman Jim Jordan or Jim Banks on the commission because, oh, they might ask uncomfortable questions.
Like, why was the police chief, the Capitol police chief, denied extra help and the guard help that he requested six separate times even before the event began, or that the White House had also requested, and that Nancy Pelosi and the sergeant of arms is in charge of.
Those questions won't come up in this report because it's already a predetermined outcome.
Let's bash Trump one more time.
Where's the commission on the 574 riots?
I don't care where the riot is.
We got to protect our institutions and our elected officials in Washington.
That can't happen again.
Nor can we allow city blocks, autonomous, chaz, chop, summer of love, spaghetti potluck dinner zones.
We can't ever allow that to happen again.
Remember, they also took over that police precinct over the summer as well, where Horace Lorenzo Anderson Jr.
was murdered and couldn't get medical attention in time to save his life.
And we were the first to reach out to him.
Nobody else, the mayor never called him.
Not one politician that supported that chop-chaz zone, autonomous zone, summer of love zone, ever picked up a phone.
He lost his own namesake, his own son.
Just sad.
It's pathetic.
It's a show.
It's a game.
Democrats, this is, oh, well, how can I maximum political benefit?
That's all that speech was about.
Anyway, 800-941 Sean, you want to be a part of the program.
Let us say hi to Robert, who's in North Carolina.
Robert, hi, how are you?
Glad you called.
Hi, Sean.
Thank you for letting me speak.
I just wanted to let you know, I'm grateful for many reasons that Cuomo resigned, but I'm frustrated with the corrupt media and the Democrats.
I mean, I feel certain that they use that news to bury the real news, which is the infrastructure bill and the border crisis.
I mean, it's like they just use the same roadmap over and over again.
I'm glad you didn't fall for their trick and continue to fight for us on the border and on the infrastructure bill.
You know, we've done more research.
We've had more investigative reporting from the border than any other show on television and covered it more than, I don't know, I don't get to listen to everybody else's radio show, but we've covered it a lot and comprehensively here on this program.
It is amazing to me in the middle of a pandemic that all these mandates are going to be put on we, the American people, while simultaneously they are allowing in, you know, it's at a pace that will shatter all records for the past three decades.
More illegal immigrants.
There's no vaccine mandates, mask mandates, testing that's mandated, nothing.
No passports mandated, nothing.
That's saved for the American people.
You break our laws.
You don't respect our borders.
You don't respect our sovereignty.
Come on in.
We'll process you.
And then in the dark of night, we'll put you on an airplane and we'll send you to the city of your choice.
And we'll disperse people all around the country with as high as 20% COVID positivity rate.
I'm like, that's just genius.
But that's your modern Democratic liberal extreme socialist party.
And not one Democrat like Corey Booker is passionately saying close the border in the middle of a pandemic.
The Delta variant, yeah, now we have our CDC telling Americans after they said if you got vaccinated, life goes back to normal.
People got vaccinated.
Now the CDC says even if you're vaccinated, you can still get COVID.
Gee, thanks a lot for all the information.
We really appreciate it.
Hence, one of the other reasons why I refuse to go along with the pressure put on me to play your doctor.
I'm not your doctor.
I wish I knew your medical condition.
I give advice to friends that ask for it, not to people.
This broad sweeping one-size-fits-all medicine that people are supporting is shocking to me.
Anyway, thank you for the call.
Appreciate it.
Long Island, New York.
Laura next on the Sean Hannity show.
Hey, Sean, how are you?
I'm sorry.
What's up, Laura?
What are you doing in Long Island?
Need to go to Florida.
I'm celebrating the resignation of our governor, but what the heck does he need 14 days for?
I mean, is he hanging out by the pool?
Is he scrapbooking?
I don't get it.
You know, it's a great question because I don't know.
I just, my mind always goes in suspicious places.
I, you know, he says for the peaceful transition of power and to make sure that things are transferred smoothly, et cetera, et cetera.
Okay, so he said the right words.
What else might be going on behind the scenes that we probably won't find out about ever?
That's what I'm worried about.
What I'm afraid of is that, Sean, I'm afraid he's going to be destroying evidence regarding the nursing home death and, you know, the book deal and his sexual misconduct.
You know, and this new governor, Hockel, you know, if I was her, I would have kicked him out the door day one.
It just shows that she's.
No, she didn't have the power to, but it was inevitable what was going to happen here.
And he's gone.
And, you know, let's see what happens.
It'll be interesting to me.
Look, I sadly say this.
I don't, I never thought in my life I would say it, but I believe it to be true now, is that we don't have equal justice or equal application of laws in this country anymore.
And, you know, on the issue of the nursing home scandal, the book scandal, certainly everything, now 13 women, these accusations that are hanging out there, there's going to be a lot of lawsuits as a result.
That's for sure.
Civil suits.
The Attorney General said that laws were broken, criminal laws, as state laws and federal laws.
What's going to happen?
I don't know.
Time will tell and we'll see.
But I'm not holding my breath expecting that there's going to be the same type of justice system that would go after any Republican governor.
They'll put it that way.
You're right, sadly.
But at least he's the worst of it and he's gone.
And I don't know if you heard that.
By the way, don't think New York politics is going to change because it's not.
New York politics is baked in.
Democrats, it's a one-party state.
Now, I do think it is perhaps an opportunity if Republicans in the state of New York and the people in the state of New York, maybe if they're fed up with all of that has gone on and how badly the state is run and its bad condition, then there's something that they can do.
There are good Republicans running for governor.
Zeldon's running.
Andrew Giuliani is running.
Rob Astorino is running.
You have an independent Republican and Curtis Sleewag, a guy that's been in the subways, been on the streets, helping people for free for all these years as a guardian angel and also helping in self-defense of people in the subway system and all around New York City.
And they've tried to assist all these decades.
So, you know, they have, there's an opportunity for people.
But I wonder in my mind if people that would be more open-minded and inclined to change government in New York, whether or not too many of those people have already left.
Yeah.
Oh, it's crazy.
I can't leave.
I feel like a prisoner, but I have hope.
Why can't you leave?
Because I can't leave either.
My kids.
Not yet.
Not yet, exactly.
More the kids than anything else.
So once they get settled and grow like your kids, maybe at that point.
Yeah, I'm getting closer, though.
We're getting closer.
I can tell you that.
All right, quick break right back to the phones, 800-941-Sean.
number you want to be a part of the program as we continue all right back to our busy phones as we continue Kerry is smarter than all of us.
Kerry, where in Florida are you?
I'm in Palm Bay, beautiful Palm Bay, Florida, Sean.
Thank you for letting me speak to you.
Thank you for being with us.
Glad you called.
So, obviously, the left is crafty and insincere, but I wanted to comment on something you said yesterday about Governor Cuomo.
And he said the Democrats were doing that to him, and the Republicans had no fingerprints on this.
The Democrats are doing this to him.
But I think it's, again, a crafty move because I think it's much more palatable to them to accuse their governor of sexual misconduct than murder or manslaughter or all the negligence that caused all the nursing home victims under his watch.
The thing is, is that that's going to be dealt with.
Now, he already got one pass, and that's from Biden's Justice Department, but that doesn't begin to go through the entire scope of the issue of what happened with nursing homes.
Look, my faith in Joe Biden's DOJ is zero.
We already see that it's been weaponized and politicized.
I mean, for Merrick Garland to go after George's accessible voting laws while simultaneously ignoring the restrictive laws in Delaware tells you everything you need to know about Joe Biden's DOJ, and that is that it is the political arm of the Biden administration.
That's it, pure and simple.
Well, it's easy to see the media would reward him with a job like they rewarded Governor Spitzer or even rewarded Jeffrey Toobin after what he did.
Sexual misconduct doesn't seem to mean much to them at CNN.
Look, maybe this is the return of crossfire.
I have no idea.
It says just sad, the whole thing to me.
You know, do I take any joy out of moments like this politically?
Not really, because I don't think any of it is good for people.
It's sad that states have deteriorated to the level that they have and they become, you know, look, states like New York and California often are a preview of coming attractions of what's going to happen nationwide, which is kind of happening with this reconciliation bill and the Green New Deal that they're trying to ram down our throats and not even go through the normal processes of passing a budget.
And they will probably be successful with most of it.
That's the sad part.
And there's not a thing Republicans can do, but there is something you can do.
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