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Aug. 13, 2021 - Sean Hannity Show
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The Fight On The Border
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All right, news Roundup Information Overload Hour this Friday, uh 800 941.
Sean, you want to be a part of the program.
The Department of Homeland Security Secretary, Mayorcis, uh was caught on tape, leaked audio saying, uh, yeah, the border is unsustainable.
These numbers can't continue.
He says it as now every month it goes higher and higher and higher.
It went higher, you know, from February to March to April to May to June, now July, 212,672 illegal immigrant illegal immigrants coming into the country.
That there's no it's basically process and release.
It's not the tane and give them a court date and no, it's process release, and then give them free transportation and disperse people all over the United States without any COVID testing in the middle of a pandemic after people have been in overcrowded Biden cages that he's built for people.
I mean, that's pretty much what happens.
Anyway, just listen to this leaked audio.
Oh, this is unsustainable.
These numbers can continue.
They're not only continuing, they're continuing to get larger every month, with now July setting a new record.
Listen.
We cannot uh get new landdoor and board a couple weeks ago.
And we're gonna make sure that doesn't happen.
We're looking at the policy.
Yeah, we're gonna make sure that doesn't happen.
And then when all else fails, now it was the Biden administration that ended the State of Mexico policy that was very successful, that brought us to a 30-year low in terms of illegal immigrants coming into America.
And of course, the border wall construction, that stopped too.
Catch and release uh was ended under Donald Trump, now brought back, and it's even more liberal than ever, it's process and release.
But when all else fails, just blame Donald Trump for the current border crisis.
Not Joe's policies.
There's a direct correlation.
As soon as the policies changed, the numbers went up exponentially from a 30-year low, and now what will be a 30-year high of illegal immigrants.
But that's Trump's fault.
Listen, the rise in encounters of migrants at the southern border began in April of 2020.
Last year, but the increase is most certainly sharper over the past several months and greater than in June.
Allow me uh to share with you the CBP enforcement numbers for July.
212, 672 persons were encountered attempting entry along the southwest border, a 13% increase over June 2021.
A majority continue to be single adults, specifically approximately 52%.
This is a 6% decrease from June.
95,788 individuals, more than 45% of July encounters, were processed for expulsion under Title 42.
Tragically, former President Trump slashed our international assistance to Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, slashed the resources that we were contributing to address the root causes of irregular migration.
Another uh reason is the end of the cruel policies of the past administration and the restoration of the rule of laws of the of this country that Congress has passed, including our asylum laws that provide humanitarian release.
And thirdly, and importantly, is the resurgence of the economy in the United States and the gleam of the American promise once again.
The restoration of the rule of law, you've got to be kidding me.
They're not only not enforcing the law.
You see, the law says you're not allowed to enter the country without our permission.
You have to respect our laws, borders, and sovereignty.
The only people not respecting the law, the people that are entering illegally, aided and abetted by Mayorcus, Biden, Harris, and and all the Democrats that don't seem to care at all about the high rate of COVID positivity.
You know, we now see the DHS having to admit, yeah, coronavirus positive border crossers are increasingly arriving.
You think they're the ones that they they took the policies that were working that were keeping people home.
I I'm not sure what he's saying here is that if we don't pay a ransom to countries that people are gonna come here.
Is that uh that's that's what it sounded like to me.
The only way to keep people in their country is to give them money to stay in their country.
No, we can control our own borders.
That would be the that would be the decision the Trump administration followed.
You know, you've got leaked video that just came out, hundreds of people at this camp for COVID positive migrants, you know, but we're not even testing most of the people.
We put 'em in overcrowded cages in the middle of a pandemic, and then we ship them out and disperse them all over the country.
And they're not even telling states that they're dropping people at their right on their front door.
Former CB customs and border patrol chief Mark Morgan even said that uh the homeland security of of Joe Biden released potentially forty thousand coronavirus positive illegal immigrants into the U.S. What does that mean?
That means they're gonna infect innocent Americans.
And some will be hospitalized just a matter of math at that point, and some will die as a result of the these open border policies, aiding and abetting the law breaking that's going on.
Yeah, Biden orders ICE agents not to arrest and deport people that they find.
Well, that's not enforcing the law.
That's not what the law says.
That's just making up your laws because you don't like the laws that we have.
Uh but they are they have resumed their Cuban deportation plans.
If you come by C, you can't get in.
Why why? 'Cause they think the people that are coming from Cuba might be more inclined to vote Republican.
I don't know, I'm a little suspicious based on everything else they've done.
Brandon Judd is the president of the National Border Patrol Council, 20 year active border patrol vet, and Caesar Yabara is back with us, uh senior director of legislative affairs at Freedom Works.
Um okay, uh Mr. Yabera, you tell me.
Am I describing accurately the real conditions at the border and the real cause is Joe Biden not enforcing the law?
Sean, you're exactly right.
The current crisis at the southern border was created by President Biden and Vice President Harris' open borders rhetoric and their dismantlement of Trump era border security policies.
Fact is majority of Americans want strong borders, especially those who live who live along the border, many of them are Hispanics, Sean, who want to live in safe communities and free from crimin criminality.
The evidence is shown by the recent mayoral election in McCallan, Texas.
An overwhelmingly Hispanic border town just elected a Hispanic Republican into office.
Law and order, border security, and good government, good governance is the message that got Mayor Villa Lobos elected.
The left's disdain for the rule of law will continue to drive Hispanics to a Republican candidates and give us a shot at taking back the House and the Senate majority, Sean.
Brandon, I read the GAO report came out earlier this year that showed that as high as 35% of border patrol agents have contracted COVID nineteen.
Dozens apparently have died as a result of contracting this horrible disease.
Uh and uh these numbers of of and estimates of as high as twenty percent of people entering the country illegally uh COVID positive.
Uh so it's gonna be a lot higher than that.
And there and the reason why we can't give you an exact number is because we don't test everybody like what you said.
When we take people into custody and we release them with an NPA or an NTR, we're transporting them to nongovernmental organizations.
Um whether they test them or not, we don't know whether or not they give the government the uh what those tests come back as, whether they're positive or negative, we just don't know.
So there's no way to say that.
But of the ones that we hold in custody and that we do test, it's more than twenty percent.
So it stands to reason that a large number of these people uh have COVID that they're bringing into the United States.
But more importantly, I'd like to take uh Secretary Myorkis to task when he says that this is unsustainable.
He's absolutely correct.
It is unsustainable, yet he's the only secretary that I've ever seen come to the border and not have solutions or programs or policies that he's going to put in place to address this issue.
He also blames this on Trump and says that this is Trump's fault because he slashed uh the the funding that were given these countries, yet they didn't come under Trump.
So how is that?
We he Trump flashes the funding, yet they don't come, but now it's his fault.
This j doesn't make sense.
And if the mainstream media was honest, they would fact check him and they would take him to task for what he's saying because he's lying to the American public and he's misleading them.
By the way, that's a joke that they're gonna be honest, right?
You're kidding.
You you you don't really expect something like that to ever happen, do you?
Um I can only hope.
You know, I mean, y you you talk to people.
Um I d I know the great people at Freedomworks have done a lot of studying about what's happening down there.
We've had our own reporters on the ground almost the entire time investigating everything the media mob is is saying about it, which is little is not true.
They're not highlighting and focusing on what's what's been going on, the high rate of COVID positivity, the overcrowded cages.
The Biden administration is successfully now you know drawn attention away from it for most media outlets, except for uh, you know, a few shows like mine.
I don't think anybody else is showing any of this.
That's right, Sean, and the hypocrisy by the Biden Harris administration cannot be more clear.
Biden wants to require federal employees, including our brave military service members to get vaccinated.
The administration is calling on schools to require kids to wear dirty masks all day, but undocumented immigrants who test positive for COVID are being released across in cities across the country.
This is the kind of hypocrisy that demonstrates that the COVID nineteen mandates are more about control than actually protecting our most vulnerable citizens.
Every American Democrat or Republican should be outraged by this administration's lack of will to secure a border and enforce the rule of law.
Now you're for you were born in Mexico.
You became a naturalized citizen after moving to Southern California.
And I know you help, you know, for example, aside from managing legislative affairs, drive the organization's message and and the Hispanic community.
Um I've been down to the border everywhere from the Rio Grande straight through San Diego, and I gotta tell you something.
I uh it's sad in San Diego, for example.
I remember one particular report I did is, you know, on one side of the border, you have a beautiful American town with half million million dollar homes in the neighborhood that's right across the border, and then I look across in the side of Mexico and and it looks like you know,
broken down dilapidated, you know, homes put together with string and and whatever they can find and kids playing in what we would look view as the equivalent of a uh almost like a junkyard with old tires piled upon old tires and other stuff.
It's sad if I was on that side of the border, I'd want to come here too.
Now we do have a process though to do it and do it legally.
That's exactly right, Sean.
And funny you mentioned that region.
You know, I grew up on the San Diego uh Tijuana border on both on both sides.
So you know exactly the what uh the the image I'm describing.
Am I accurate?
Uh you're exactly right, Sean.
You know, and and I think that Republicans need uh need to take action if we do take back the majority.
We need to secure the border.
We need to reform our legal immigration system to make it merry merit-based and give people a shot at the American dream, just like me and my family were afforded, and also work with business leaders to implement a national e-verify program because a lot of this is gonna be working is gonna take the federal government working with industry to ensure that they are hiring people who are eligible to work and not promoting the the criminality of uh you know undocumented people uh working in the United States.
So it's gonna take uh big cooperation between the feds and the uh and and civil society and the and and and business industry to to make this all work.
You know, I just I just look at this and it's one of these problems that we know how to solve.
We had it we had it all resolved under Donald Trump.
Anyway, I want to thank you, Caesar Yabara, thank you.
Brandon Judd, thank you.
Quick break, we'll come back.
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Tom is in New Jersey.
Hey Tom, how are you?
Glad you called.
I'm good, Sean.
How are you doing?
I'm good, sir.
What's going on?
Yeah, I'm just getting tired of this on this.
Uh everything at the border is just getting worse and worse.
And we don't have enough people power to handle this.
And thank God Sarah Clark's down there, like all the time.
I watch your reports with her, and thank God she's keeping us uh abreast of what's going on down there.
I mean, but the problem is it's like it's only us and maybe a couple of other shows.
Laura, you know, just a few of us.
There's not many of us doing it.
And the stories are there.
Yeah.
I don't see it anywhere.
Only on your show.
Only on Fox.
Forget CNN.
They're going down tubes.
Do you realize for 20?
What was it?
24 straight weeks.
Did you read that, Linda?
They didn't even crack a million viewers.
I can't believe that it was even a question.
Well, I mean, they got a little bounce after the election.
I mean, that that happens.
There's a certain cycle, news cycle that impacts uh viewership.
And and usually after elections, people need a little bit of a break, and then but believe me, they're back in droves now.
And you know, if I I would I wouldn't survive if my if my audience was that that negligible.
I just wouldn't survive.
I mean, it's been what um you know what?
If somebody told me this, Linda, you're gonna get a kick out of this.
Next year I might be the longest serving prime time cable news host in cable news history.
I'm like, oh gee, there's something to celebrate.
It's just means I'm getting old, man.
I'm like, oh jeez.
Now you use chamony, you look younger than ever.
Right?
I'm telling you.
Everybody swears by it.
I mean, you swear by you've been using it for years.
I had I just love the people at Shamini.
They're just nice people.
George, everybody, their entire team.
I love how everyone tries to rip them off and duplicate them, and they can't.
They're just smarter than everybody else.
They've been with us the longest.
They're awesome.
Oh, yeah, they're great.
All right, 25 to the top of the hour on a Friday.
Aren't you glad it's Friday?
I'm so glad it's Friday.
Oh man.
Linda, you're glad it's Friday.
You know what you need to do this week, and you need to do something out of the box and something very different.
Okay.
Take your six-year-old Liam to McDonald's and get him a happy moon.
That's unique and different.
Seriously.
And t yeah, because you've never done it.
And if you do it, you say, Uncle Sean wanted you to have this special present.
And then without you brainwashing him and prepping him, then I want to call him and ask him if he liked it.
Then I want to ask him an important question.
Now, whose French fries do you like better?
Mom's air-fried French fries or real French fries from McDonald's.
I already know the answer.
Real French fries from McDonald's.
No, he's gonna love my food.
I'm his mother.
He loves me.
I'm his favorite.
Okay, you say that, but I'm telling you, he's gonna like the other fries better.
Put it up on a c as a question.
I just can't win with you.
Put it up as a question on Hannity.com.
What are better?
Air fried French fries or McDonald's French fries.
That's assuming that most people in the country have an air fryer, which they don't.
Okay.
That's not a common thing.
Okay, and then say please only vote if you've ever had air fried French fries.
I actually have had them.
And I can tell you it's not even close.
It's not even close.
First of all, we cannot talk to you about this.
Because we have to grade on the curve with you.
When I when we traveled in this past month, and we had to have meals as a team.
Okay, I literally could say we don't need anything on that certain plate of that certain type of food except salt.
That was all you wanted.
So we're clearly not grading on an even scale here.
The audience knows that you are a sole actor.
Do you want me to share it with the audience?
Because it's great.
Of course.
I don't care.
Okay, sure.
So we we brought cans of Campbell soup, chicken noodle, that you do not dilute with water that you just eat out of the way.
Just a tiny tiny bit.
You're full of bullets.
Less than like about a third of a can of water.
Uh-huh.
And then I ordered you chicken wings.
Correct.
Chicken wings.
No sauce.
No sauce.
No buffalo sauce.
No hot sauce.
Just sauce.
No sauce at all.
No sauce at all.
This is me putting the order in and the girl saying to me, I'm sorry, I don't I don't understand what you're saying.
Like, yeah, I just want chicken.
Regular chick, plain chicken.
Fried wings.
And then we're gonna put salt on it.
And she's like, all right.
It was bizarre.
Exactly what I did.
And Uncle James liked them.
He loved them.
First of all, James is your brother.
He's always gonna support you.
And he's he's a he's the easiest eater I know.
Said to me, these are like the best wings I've ever had, right?
James, correct?
Say it.
Correct.
Correct.
There you go.
Uh-huh.
I'm not gonna get between you and your brother.
He's the not he's my brother in law, but he's still my brother.
Oh my god.
First of all, he's been your brother-in-law for a gajillion yeah.
So at this point, he's your brother.
You and I both know that.
That's correct.
He's the I believe he's the brother that I always wanted my whole life.
That's correct.
So don't split hairs on the in-mall.
Anyway, I'm just telling you.
Anyways.
But you eat gross stuff.
Also, the I there's a reason we call him sweet baby James, is because he's the nicest guy in the whole wide world.
I'm not I am not as nice as well.
I actually have a different theory on that name.
I think we call him sweet baby James, so that nobody knows that he's actually a military guy who will cut you off.
Oh no, if you cross the wall.
He was in the Navy.
He served in the Navy.
Um probably was going to for life, but I stopped him.
But um, you know, um well, there was nothing wrong.
And and here's the problem.
You you're describing my eating habits as if there's something wrong with it.
I have uh I I had a dinner while back with some some friends, and we all talked about what we like to order, and they all go through.
Oh, when I go to this fancy hotel, I like to order this, and uh I'm like, well, if they have really good New England clam chowder, I'm always interested.
And then I said I really usually just prefer the kids' menu grilled cheese with bacon, mac and cheese, spaghetti with marinara sauce, or cheeseburger.
That's what I usually like to order.
And you said this to a group of strangers.
This is a group of strangers or people you knew.
No, the uh uh half the people I didn't know.
Oh we were just hanging out with it was the social situation I had to deal with.
Oh, I'm asking.
Well, you know how social I am.
I'm a total loser.
I mean, if anybody understood what my life was really like, would wouldn't they think I'm a loser?
They would.
No, I don't think so.
I you just like to be home.
Okay.
I I I stay home.
Well, why do I stay home though?
Because I love my job.
I think it's an honor to do this, and I'm as disciplined as a marine.
I get up, I work out, I study, I go to the studio, I do my radio show, I take, you know, a little snack break, whatever it is that I'm eating, and then I I get right back to studying and writing, and I do my next show, and you know, then I you know, try to fall asleep as best I can as fast as I can, which is usually a few hours later, catch up on some calls, but I'm usually studying for the next day already before I go to bed.
Yeah, then I get up and you're a hard worker.
You also you also have two full-time jobs on the air as well as several other jobs, not the least of which is being a dad.
So you have a lot going on, just like most Americans who believe, you know, in not getting a stimulus check and actually working.
So there's a lot of people that are hustling out there.
I I want to So they can relate to you.
That's everybody I know in life.
I don't know, and it's and you don't, you know, everyone, why do you do it for money?
I don't do this for money, I do it because I love our country.
I I have one motivation now.
And it's well, I think that that bears repeating because there's a lot of people who don't realize that when you started out in radio, you know, radio is not this glamorous thing.
You don't make any money.
Like none.
You know, you're broke as a joke.
Uh but listen, I I worked for free for years.
My first paid gig wasn't until 1990.
I started in 87.
My first paid gig was 1990, and I made a whopping 19,000 a year.
87.
Where was 87?
Is that California or is that broken?
Yeah, that's California.
Right, okay.
And then 90 was one hour a week show.
And then by the time I left Alabama, I was doing not only the afternoon show for three hours, I was doing the morning show for three hours.
I like Joe Pag's.
You don't even like the morning.
Oh God, I hated it.
Oh, I just want to wake up the hands.
Well, this is terrible.
I shouldn't admit this.
I'll probably be fine by the FCC, but I would assume the statute of limitations along dead and gone now.
But it was a 50,000 watt station.
But uh that but at night it powered down to like 250.
And in the winter time, you didn't power up it supposedly until 7:30.
And I'm like, if I'm coming in to work, I'm not coming in and people can't hear me.
And I just, you know, really didn't look at what the actual times were.
When I went on the air, the power went right up.
I figured out how to do it.
Believe it or not, the technical genius that I am.
Uh, you are a very technical.
And I used to crank that sucker right up.
Was that back when you were splicing tape with a marker?
Yeah, I used to do I used to do all my own production by slicing tape.
Yeah.
I mean those were the days, especially because you love production so much.
No, it's not that.
I mean, it's I did it because I wanted to learn.
I mean, I I couldn't do it now because I can't do the computer processing stuff that you guys do, which it makes it infinitely easier.
Okay, so I got a question for you.
Ready?
Katie and I are talking, and we had we've had this call, and since we're having a sort of a free moment here, I'll ask it now.
So we've had callers call in and ask what is your most memorable moment on radio, and what is your favorite moment on radio?
Oh boy, that's hard.
I told the story.
Um, you know, people ask me all the time, what do you like better TV or radio?
And I just say I like it all.
What do I my most favorite moment?
I realized the power of radio when I told the story about the guy that told me he took a bottle of pills and drank a quart of gin and was saying goodbye because he was killing himself.
And when I finally got the location out of him, within a minute, literally, you know, dozens of cars and an ambulance descended on him and saved this guy's life.
Um, that was a pretty that that that woke me up to the power of radio and that I wasn't really thinking about and the responsibility that comes along with it.
Um, but I I you know I I like every every part of it.
I mean But like a happy memory.
Like that's that's one of those moving memories where you save somebody's life like a happy memory.
It's I I tell you what I've enjoyed the most is getting to know and meet listeners.
I think you know, when you're on the road, it's hard.
But when you meet, you know, it's like a family.
Radio is a heart medium.
It's very different than television.
And television, I can just roll my eyes or make a face and I can communicate in part that way.
But when you go out and you meet people and you see and I and I talk to people and I learn their stories and I see their struggles and I know the importance of education and and the importance of lower taxes and the importance of less government and the import whatever's important at the time, I realize the importance of of what pol the role politics plays in our life.
Because it impacts every aspect of our lives.
And I just like being a spoke in the wheel.
Everybody thinks, well, you must think you're a big shot.
No, I not at all.
I just think I'm a spoke.
Just like every voter is a spoke in the wheel.
Everybody's doing their part.
When everyone does their part, we can fix things.
And you know, that's the thrill of victory when you win election years and the agony of defeat when you don't.
And but you never stop.
The the fight for freedom never ends.
And and that's something that's just ingrained in my DNA.
I can't I don't know why.
As a young kid, I listen to talk radio, never imagining I'd ever have the chance to do it, and then I get the chance to do it, then they took away the chance to do it, and then I wanted it more more than anything else in the world, and I've been, you know, doing it now 33 years since I started.
And it's been the greatest journey in my life, and I feel blessed to be behind this microphone every day.
I thank the people that make this possible.
At the end of the show, I often say, You make this show possible.
Thank you for that, because if you don't have listeners, you don't survive in radio.
If you don't have viewers on TV, you don't survive in television.
I can't believe I'm gonna be the longest running prime time cable news host in history at some point next year.
I mean, somebody told me that and I said, Good grief.
My next question was, how many years was Johnny Carson on?
Uh-huh.
I'm like, oh man.
I'm not sure.
But that's that says something about you, boss.
That says something.
You know, well, I mean, in my opinion, there have been I mean, I've been here going on 17 years, which is a very long time.
And one of the things I can say is there have been many conversations where we've said, should we cover this?
Should we talk about this?
Should we do this?
And sometimes you just gotta follow your gut.
And you have done that time and again.
I mean, you and I have not always agreed on everything.
You're like, nah, I think I gotta do it this way.
Well, there have been times downright pissed off at me because I'm not sure.
And vice versa, and vice versa.
And we've both been wrong and right on different things.
Versa visa, but go ahead.
Yeah.
Oh God.
Anyways, all that to say, there are moments, but I think it speaks to the show, right?
So it's like I'm gonna do it this way.
Oh, dude, people, it's incredible.
When I was called wait, can I tell you when I was call screening?
This is crazy.
When I was call screening, I first started out.
I'll never forget when Ricky Medlock called.
And I said, um How's he doing?
So he calls in.
He's okay.
He's okay.
And uh he calls in, he goes, Hey, how you doing?
This is uh Ricky Medlock of Leonard Skinner.
I'm like, Yeah, whatever, buddy.
Click.
So I didn't know.
He calls back and he goes, This is Ricky Medlock again.
Can you not hang up on me?
I'm like, dude, it's not cool to impersonate people.
Okay.
Ricky Medlock is not wait.
I said, Ricky Medlock's not calling the 800 number.
He goes, Ricky Medlock is calling the 800 number because I don't have any other number.
And I'm like, all right, what instrument do you play?
And he's like, Is are you gonna quiz me now?
I'm like, oh yeah, I'm gonna quiz you.
I'm gonna ask you all kinds of questions.
And if you don't know the answer, I'm hanging up again.
Well, of course he gets them all right.
And we start talking this and that.
And that was how Ricky Medlock became a friend of the show.
But it was hysterical.
And I can't tell you how many people.
Rick Medlock's like the greatest guitar.
He's one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
I mean, this guy, when he's jamming out Freebird, I mean, during that long guitar, you know, medley that goes on and on and on, and it just gets more intense and more intense and more intense.
It's amazing to watch.
But there's a lot of moments like that, Sean, where like congressmen, senators, uh, football players.
Uh, I can't even tell you how many people call the 800 number, you know.
And I'm like, it's just bizarre.
It's totally one thing I'm gonna want to give people some hope here because people are, you know, worried now about the future.
I can feel it.
I can't explain why.
I just know it.
I sense it, I feel it.
It's my gut.
I've lived through this.
33 years here, 25 years on TV, and there is now it is percolating and it is beginning to boil, and it's going to overflow, and I believe crescendo first in November 2022.
If we get these election laws fixed, which now happened in Texas yesterday, in case people weren't watching, we have one extra thing to fix in Georgia.
That's signature verification, but it's happening also in Pennsylvania, and it's happening in Wisconsin and Michigan and hopefully Arizona, and that is integrity, signature verification, voter ID, chain of custody controls, partisan observers able to observe, updated voter roles.
If we do these things to ensure integrity in our process, we we can fix you know what is an election system.
The last election, oh, do you saying Hannity that it was fraud?
I'm saying the laws weren't followed.
That's correct.
Partisan observers were not allowed to observe.
That is a violation of the law.
The Pennsylvania Constitution was violated.
Read the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin's stinging rebuke and dissent about how laws weren't followed in that state.
It's interesting.
So we got to fix that, and then hopefully we can fix the country.
Because I still believe in the dream of America, but for America, this world is going straight to Adam Schiff.
And it ain't gonna be good.
Wrap things up for today.
Let not your hearts be troubled.
Yeah, they should be.
Delta variant, lambda variant, vaccine mandates, vaccine passports, mask mandates, but nothing if you're an illegal immigrant coming through the border because you get special rights that American citizens don't get.
Makes no sense.
We'll have it all covered.
Monday edition on the Sean Hannity show.
Thanks for being with us.
We'll see you Monday.
Uh, you make this show possible.
We never forget it, and thank you for that.
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