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Sept. 21, 2021 - Sean Hannity Show
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Help Fighting Vaccines - September 21, Hour 3
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Sean Hannity Show, 800 941 Sean.
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It's day 38.
Americans abandoned by Joe Biden behind enemy lines, hostage of the Taliban, and nobody in Washington seemingly in the Democratic Party cares to even mention it ever.
Ever.
It's like they just ignore it as these Americans now caught behind enemy lines.
How are we going to get them out of there?
Joe's too biddy busy riding his tricycle.
All right, so I want to go so to Anthony Fauci today.
He says he's favoring vaccine mandates in schools.
Now, FISA came out yesterday saying that they believe the efficacy and safety of giving the vaccine to five to eleven years old, 11-year-olds, uh, is there, and now they're talking about mandating that for every child in every school.
Listen.
Would you support schools mandating the COVID vaccine for kids?
You know, that's an interesting question.
I know there's a lot of pushback against mandates, but I think we are in such an emergency situation with the 150,000 cases that we're having each day.
People think that having children be required to get vaccination is a very novel thing.
It isn't.
What he's not talking about, remember the science.
We keep getting lectures.
Follow the science.
Now, uh, what is the science been as it relates to younger people and COVID?
That they do not get impacted.
Now there are exceptions, so you've got to be careful, but they're not as greatly impacted by this virus the way older people are, and people with comorbidities and people with pre-existing conditions and people with compromised immune systems.
None of that has changed.
Um I know, for example, you know, with my kids in college with this thing, okay, there were a lot of kids that got COVID, and for most of them it was maybe a day or two, and they didn't feel great, and then they were back to feeling fine, without exception.
And and that was pretty much the story around the country.
Again, there are exceptions.
Again, talk to your doctor, I'm not your doctor.
Um now the question is these are the same people that told us now.
Fauci's been wrong on everything.
Um, so you know, here we are, nearly 700,000 dead people after, and you know, now the very people that have changed their mind.
Now you don't need a mask.
A mass isn't gonna do anything, Fauci said in March of 2020.
Then it became one mask, then it became two masks, then it became Zvac, get the vaccination or get a mask, keep the mask.
Now it's vaccinate, get the mask, and you might have a breakthrough case.
And now we'll even ration uh monoclonal antibodies.
I mean, it just never it never ends with these people.
You know, look listen to all these people that said they'd never mandate anything.
No, I don't think it should be mandatory.
I wouldn't demand to be mandatory.
Perhaps the federal government should step in and issue mandates, and if not, are you putting the needs of unvaccinated people ahead of the needs of vaccinated people?
I think the question here, one that's not the role of the federal government.
Um that is the role that institutions, private sector entities, uh, and others may take.
We cannot require someone to be vaccinated.
That's just not what we can do.
I am all for um more vaccination.
Um, but uh, you know, I I have nothing further to say on that except that we're looking into those policies.
And and quite honestly, as people are doing that locally, um, those are those are individual local decisions as well.
I don't think you'll ever see a mandating of vaccine, particularly for the general public.
Never see a mandate for vaccines.
Flip-flop Fauci.
Joe, no, I would never demand uh a mandatory vaccine vaccinations.
Gensaki, no, that's not the role of the federal government.
Nancy Pelosi, we can't require people to get vaccinated.
Um, you know, then of the CDC director, Walinsky saying the same thing.
You know, that it's that this isn't gonna happen.
Now here we are.
Um now the question is what do people do, for example, that have rare conditions?
I one thing I don't understand is how so many people feel comfortable telling everybody what to do medically when they don't know a thing about any conditions you might have.
Your your Medical history, which is unique, your current medical condition, which is unique.
I never heard of one size fits all medicine.
None of these people have been to medical school.
They're not the people I trust.
I keep urging you to talk to your doctor, doctors, take into account your unique medical history and current condition.
I urge you to do your own research.
For example, do you know the difference between an mRNA uh virus?
Uh Dr. Malone who invented the technology, he says natural immunity is actually better than the the very uh Pfizer Moderna technology that he invented.
He said that it was quoted in the Epic Times last week saying it.
And then you've got other issues.
Now I believe in science.
I believe in vaccination science, but I also believe in freedom too.
And there are people that do have rare conditions.
That doesn't fit into their one size fits all uh you know, medicine for all program that they've got.
And then you have people with natural immunity that are listening to people like Dr. Robert Malone, obviously a very smart man, you know, looking at the data that initially came out from the Cleveland Clinic and elsewhere, uh looking at the study that Dr. Malone cited out of Israel about natural immunity versus vaccination immunity, there are a lot of questions that go unanswered.
But God forbid, if if if you know, if I just say everything they said, the government shouldn't demand, wouldn't never has no right to demand that people man are mandated to get a vaccine, like Joe Biden said, Oh, I'm a I'm a crazy anti-vaxxer.
Or if I said that it's not the role of the federal government, like Jen Saki said, well, Hannity is going to kill people.
Uh we cannot require people to be vaccinated, like Nancy Pelosi said.
Um then, you know, again, the same thing.
What do you want people to die?
Or or Walensky or Fauci, you know, well, I I never see a mandated vaccine in the country.
They just keep changing the goalposts.
And people at this point, if you want to know where vaccine hesitancy comes from, well, look at Joe Biden and the federal government and the CDC and the NIH, and you could start with all these people that change their minds seemingly uh every single day.
Anyway, there's Pat Hughes' joining us.
He's the president of a nonprofit Liberty Justice Center, and he feels that businesses should have the right to challenge the mandates, and they're looking to mount a legal challenge, and they will represent businesses pro bono for free.
They've had an enormous success with national cases.
Um at the Liberty Justice System, you know, they're a non non-for-profit working for the rights of individuals, and their lawsuits I find pretty fascinating, and I just think it's something you might want to be aware of.
Uh, but anyway, one of them is in 2018, Liberty Justice Center restored the First Amendment rights of more than five million public employees.
They were involved in that landmark Supreme Court victory, Janice versus Ask Me.
The union, the decision determined government employees no longer have to pay union dues or fees to government unions that they don't believe in and which take positions in which they disagree.
Anyway, so obviously a serious law firm.
So here to talk about what they're doing here is uh Pat Hughes.
Pat, welcome to the program.
Hey, Sean, thanks for having me.
Hey, I'm a I'm loath to agree with Nancy Pelosi and Jen Saki, but when they say the federal government can't use OSHA to mandate vaccines on businesses with more than a hundred employees, they're absolutely right.
The law does not provide the Biden administration to mandate the vaccines through the OSHA.
They're trying to use these emergency temporary standards which were reserved for uh things like asbestos.
I think the last case, Sean, was in 1983 when you know I was in eighth grade.
I'm 52 years old now, and they're trying to, you know, shoehorn and fit a uh a square peg in a round hole, just like they tried with the eviction moratorium, and it's the same thing.
So at Liberty Justice Center, we are representing companies that are other businesses that have over a hundred employees in various parts across the country and are wanting to challenge this mandate the minute that it's set down, because it's beyond the realm of Joe Biden's power per the Constitution, it's beyond what the OSHA law provides, and it's just another example of this administration and many on the left who are pushing uh COVID policies Well beyond what they're uh entitled to do.
Now there is there is a loophole, and that is that if you decide and make the decision or in consultation with your doctor uh not to get vaccinated, that you can get tested every week.
Does that then therefore mitigate the the mandate portion of this?
So I think that was an attempt by them to mitigate it, but I don't see it that way for a couple of reasons.
Number one, the OSHA statute still isn't broad enough to allow that type of backup plan, which is why the administration put it in place.
But also, Sean, think of it from a cost perspective, right?
We're seeing, you know, five percent plus inflation.
You talk about that on your program every day and every night.
There's eleven million jobs that aren't being filled.
The last thing that major employers need right now are additional burdens, are people who either don't want to get the vaccine, or maybe they don't want to be tested every week and they leave their jobs.
This is gonna hurt these large businesses, it's gonna hurt employment, it's gonna hurt the economy.
So for all of those reasons, um this is a bad decision, and I don't think the OSHA law provides them the right to do it.
And and really quickly, the one thing I really think about this is Biden has failed on Afghanistan on the at the border, as you're seeing all weekend, the great reporting by Fox News um on the economy, his numbers are tanking on all those fronts.
And the only place where he's sort of a little bit above water is COVID.
And so he's doing these managers.
Actually, I hate to tell you there was a poll out last week, he's below water in COVID now.
Well, so now so now even he's losing that chart.
But when he did By the way, remember, you know, at this point last year, you know, we're now t this year three hundred times we have three hundred times more cases of COVID positivity than we did last year before the election.
Well, well, that's so that's that's a really good indicator of how these things lag, because at the time he did this at at the mandate when he lost the mandate, this is what he had in his quiver in terms of of popularity, and that's why he did it.
And and and so, and secondarily, he thinks he can say that everyone who's unvaccinated is a Trump supporter, and then therefore blame Trump and Republicans for everyone's woes in life.
That's the two step he's trying to pull off, and he's trying to squeeze that through OSHA.
So there's pretext here, we call it in the law.
He's not interested in saving people's lives with this mandate.
He's interested in the politics of it.
Quick break, we'll come back more.
Pat Hughes, president of the Liberty Justice System on the other side.
All right, as we continue, Pat Hughes is with us.
He's with the nonprofit, the Liberty Justice Center, challenging the vaccine mandates around the country.
Let me ask you this only for the first time.
Now remember, it was about a year ago that Donald Trump actually got uh COVID tested positive and and got the monoclonal antibodies like Regeneron, Eli Lilly has their version of it.
And the only time Joe Biden ever mentioned it was when he was talking about the vaccine mandates, what a week, you know, about a week ago.
And my question is why have they ignored this option?
And now that you know Ron DeSantis set up these monoclonal antibody centers all throughout Florida, this was uh as a direct result of all the breakthrough cases we have where you have fully vaccinated people now get contracting COVID 19.
Now, granted, there's less hospitalization according to the numbers.
There's there's less death according to the numbers, but that's the delta variant.
What about the lambda variant?
What about the mu variant?
What about the variants behind these variants that will ultimately be coming our way, I'm assuming, considering viruses mutate all the time.
Um so what I'm trying to understand is why do why wouldn't they, if you if you have a a therapeutic like regeneration, and I'm I'm always telling people to talk to their own doctors.
I'm not a doctor, I'm not qualified to tell people what to do.
But if you got a breakthrough case or you weren't vaccinated and you test positive, you know, I would urge you to immediately call your doctor and ask about therapeutics like regeneron and see what they say.
Well, it's insane for the administration not to promote whatever a doctor and their patient are discussing with respect to therapeutics and treatment, and particularly the ones that have gotten better.
And and again, and I hate to go back to it, the answer is politics.
It's the same reason why having a prior infection, even though like you mentioned previously, uh gives you at least as much and almost likely way more protection than the vaccine does, but the but that doesn't qualify uh to keep your job.
That doesn't qualify for you uh to to to ride in an airplane if we required vaccinations for riding on an airplane.
Only vaccines do that.
And the reason why the administration is setting it up that way, in my view, and the reason why I think our lawsuit ultimately would be successful is the protextual nature of it.
What they're really trying to get at is the politics.
I want to blame someone else for COVID, and that someone else is Donald Trump and Republicans.
Even though I'm performing terribly on it, that's what I want to do.
And the best way to do that is to call out people who are unvaccinated for whatever reason and say that those unvaccinated people are the opponents.
And that's the two step that I think is leading to this mandate.
And it's part of the reason why I think a judge will buy the notion that it's protectual and it's beyond the scope of OSHA despite the fact that you look at the OSHA language doesn't fit within this context.
But I think it's political and it's a shame because as you know and as you talk about every day this is harming American citizens all across the country um the the way the administration is attacking this and it's unfortunate it needs to stop.
Well we appreciate it how could how do people get in touch with you?
That'd be interesting.
Yeah so go to help at libertyjustice center dot org or just go to Liberty Justice Center dot org where like you mentioned before we don't charge fees to our clients we're not for profit and so we're happy to help anybody in this context and and can be very very helpful for a particular plaintiff, a particular business and just for the cause generally.
Alright appreciate it very fascinating we're going to watch this first thing I said when Biden gave this speech is I don't think this holds up constitutionally first thing I said my my observation of it as a non lawyer I'm going to follow these cases with great interest.
800 941 Sean is our number if you want to be a part of the program we'll get to your calls coming up next uh that's all straight ahead.
All right 25 to the top of the hour 800 nine four one Sean if you want to be a part of the program uh I mean this case involving Gabby uh Petito is the search for answers it just it gets more mysterious and bizarre by the day Brian Laundry's family attorney was supposed to have a presser yesterday and then decided not to have it.
um and the criminal defense attorney on potential charges for the parents uh most people don't think most most legal scholars that i've read and been following don't think there's going to be charges for the parents uh but search warrant documents reveal apparently odd texts and tension in the days leading up to gabby's disappearance um august 27th the subject's mother nicole schmidt received an odd text uh from the subject and
it said can you help stand uh I just keep getting the voicemails and missed calls the document reads and it goes on to explain that referring to Stan that's Petito's grandfather by name was unusual behavior for her and the exchange led the mother to begin having concerns about her well being and the 911 calls reveal that Brian Landry apparently was seen hitting and slapping Gabby Petito before the disappearance.
Nancy Grace was phenomenal on this last night 911 caller reported a domestic uh dispute between the two of them in Moab, Utah and apparently was her telling a dispatcher the gentleman is slapping the girl hitting the girl and that night for whatever reason the police determined that Gabby would stay in in her van and that he would stay in a hotel and hopefully they would cool off and I guess the only marks that they saw in terms of physical marks were on the
the guy, not Gabby, and they're defending their decision.
And, you know, she says, I didn't even want to keep watching the body cam video.
Nancy Grace said when the cops were called, it turns out that there was another call, 911, where somebody not connected to Gabby or Landry described a man hitting and slapping the woman, Brian Landry.
Anyway, she was running up the sidewalk.
They ended up getting in the white van with Florida plates driving off.
So it was about him hitting her, according to this 911 caller.
The Alabama cops now are investigating a dozen possible sightings of this guy.
um and you know the the law enforcement now is had they have the van they have the cell phones they have everything they've now gone through the parents' homes um and here's the nine one one call that I'm referring to Grant County Sheriff's Office Hi can you hear me sir?
Yeah I can hear you hi uh I'm calling I'm right on the corner of Main Street by Moonflower and we're driving by and I'd like to report a domestic dispute to Florida with the white man Florida license plate white land gentleman five six beard They just drove off.
They're going down Main Street.
They made a uh a ride onto Main Street from Moonflower.
What were they doing?
Cooperative, but um what do you say?
What were they doing?
Uh we drove by and a gentleman was slapping the girl.
Who's slapping her?
Yes, and then we stopped.
They ran up and down the sidewalk, he proceeded to hit her, hopped in the car, and they drove off.
I mean, just incredible.
Um there's a controversy that has arisen out of MSDNC, Joy Reed.
Uh, here's what she had to say that has gotten a lot of people, gotten a lot of media attention and response.
Listen.
Now it goes without saying that no family should ever have to endure that kind of pain.
And the Petito family certainly deserve answers and justice.
But the way this story has captivated the nation has many wondering, why not the same media attention when people of color go missing?
Well, the answer actually has a name.
Missing white woman syndrome, the term coined by the late and great Gwen Eiffel to describe the media and public fascination with missing white women like Lacey Peterson or Natalie Holloway, all ignoring cases involving missing people of color.
You know, it's very but I've listened to that comment, by the way, and uh, you know, we they can't find this guy, and this this is getting bizarre more bizarre by the day.
Linda, you and I have been following this.
It's so heartbreaking.
I mean, this young woman.
And we we've talked about this a lot, actually, and that is why do some cases get so much attention and other cases get zero attention.
Now, I think you for example, you could use the case of George Floyd, and I would argue probably the video taped evidence, you know, played a big part of why that went viral, because it was so egregious that there was hardly anybody.
There's not a cop friend of mine that that thought that the officer acted in the right way there in any way, shape, manner, or form.
As a matter of fact, most of their reactions were pretty angry.
Um, but you know, I'd like to point out one thing is, you know, on my program, since Barack Obama was president and Joe Biden was vice president, I could not for the life of me understand, you know, you'd have 20, 30, 50, 60, 70 people shot every weekend in Chicago.
It's still going on today.
And I'd scroll the names of all the people that were shot, all the people that were shot and killed.
These are names people never hear of.
They never get reported on.
Before we had Horace uh Lorenzo Anderson Sr. on the program, not a single person ever contacted him but us and this program and my and my television program.
And then the first politician to get in contact with them was Donald Trump.
Not the not the dopey mayor out there that was calling it the autonomous zone, the summer of love zone, chaz chop, spaghetti potluck dinner zone, where this this young man died and couldn't get the medical attention after he was shot.
And it's just unbelievable.
And I've been scrolling the names of of innocent victims, shooting victims, those young kids that are killed, you know, how many times how many years have I been doing that, Linda, and including that are shot on the job.
At least the past at least the past ten.
And to be completely just to double down on what you're saying.
I mean, whenever a a life is lost in a tragic way, I I just don't understand why anybody would be thinking about their race.
Like this is not a time.
This this family has not put their daughter in the ground.
They haven't had their service.
They haven't they're mourning right now.
I'm like, and you're talking about how wrong it is to cover it because she's white.
That's what you're thinking about.
Like that wasn't what anybody thought about when they heard about this, if they have a heart and they're a Christian.
About George Floyd, about him, you know, about Gabby, about all these kids.
When I when I put the names up of people that they're shot and shot and killed in Chicago, she's never done that, Sean.
She's never done that.
Well, no, I think I'm the only one in in cable news that's ever done it.
And I've been doing it now for a long time.
Many years, over a dozen years, probably, right?
Okay.
And we've been doing this on the program.
Nobody ever knows these names, these people that are shot.
You know, but it's it seems like there are people that for whatever reason sometimes, and I'm not saying this is the case at all here, for political reasons.
I I don't know the race of the people whose names we're putting up.
Police officers, innocent people shot, shot and killed in Chicago.
I don't I don't know that.
It's just they're human lives that have been lost, our fellow Americans.
It's a war zone, and nobody ever lifts a finger to help stop it.
And that's what I for the life of me I cannot understand.
It is predictable this weekend in Chicago, probably odds are somewhere around 30 or 40 people that should be shot.
And maybe 10 will die.
You know, now Mayor Lightweight's new plan is to sue street gangs.
Oh, I'm sure they've got tons of assets that they're gonna be taking from the street gangs.
Their lawyers just are lining up.
They can't wait to represent the gang.
What is she talking about?
I I mean it's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
Now, we do know tough policing works because we saw a Republican mayor in New York by the name of Rudy Giuliani.
And Curtis Sleewa says he would bring back Stop and Frisk.
Stop and Frisky.
Yeah, listen, nearly 3,000 people murdered every year in New York City, and Giuliani said enough is enough.
And he sent the the higher concentration of law enforcement resources to the areas where they they had the highest uh number of incidents of crime, and they went in there and they policed.
And as a result, that number went down from 3,000 to below 300.
That's how successful that program is.
Mayor Bloomberg to his credit followed up on those policies.
Now apparently he regrets it when he was running for president, but whatever, it worked.
And lives were saved.
And a lot of those lives happen to be minority lives.
Doesn't matter.
Every life matters to me.
When you take police out of communities that have crime, then those communities are riddled with crime.
It's not about what race is in the community.
It's about sending police to where there is crime.
Period.
That's it.
So if we're not sending the police where there is crime and people are dying, what exactly are we fighting for?
What is going on?
I I sit there and I think that maybe you know the show would have impact at some point.
That maybe people would see, oh, Hannity keeps scrolling those long list of names.
Maybe we ought to go do something about it.
It never happens.
I'm not even kidding you.
While I'm sitting here talking to you, I just got an email from someone, and the title of the email is that um we don't pay attention to the missing and forgotten black girls, white supremacy is an illness.
Why are we talking about Gabby Petito?
And I'm reading this email, and it's it's evil.
And I thought to myself, why are you not praying for that family right now?
We pray for every family when they lose a child.
You know, we're trying to rescue Afghan allies right now.
We're not asking them, were they born here?
How did they get their citizenship?
Do they have a blue?
Do they are you an ally?
Do you need to get out of there?
We know who our allies are.
Exactly.
And we have been.
It's not I just like we abandoned Americans.
It's unvergnoced.
Where we're at right now is political either.
Just like I don't care.
Uh I said if everybody caught behind enemy lines that Joe Biden abandoned is a liberal that wants me taken off the air, and there are a lot of people that want that.
I still want them home.
It was a I'll tell you what, we got a lot of reaction to that.
People were calling in, and they were like, Man, you know, this is a guy who's getting beat up every day by people who hate him, and he's still saying that he wants you here and he wants you to.
And we want our freedoms.
You have the freedom to dislike what you like.
That's the beauty of America.
We don't agree.
A lot of people hate me, especially in New York.
I'm really loved in New York.
Do you want to share the news of what happened yesterday with our audience, Sean?
Oh, okay.
So yesterday, Linda finally gave me the number of her pastor, and I got to talk to him.
What was the reaction?
Well, he's I mean, he's a huge fan, and you know, he loves he loves you, he loves the show.
And uh he just got he was he's so funny because we called on commercial break.
And he goes, Aren't you on the air?
I'm like, Yeah, I got five minutes, and you just took over, and it was just hilarious.
He was like, What is happening right now?
And then we hung up and he texted me and he goes, Well, that was cool.
I was like, Yeah, man.
It was hilarious.
He didn't give me the definitive answer, but I I did bust you on your cursing.
I didn't know.
Yeah, well, there was nothing to bust.
I'm pretty honest with him.
I mean, you know, he's been to my house for dinner.
He knows what's going on.
Katie met him too.
Katie knows him too.
Uh listen, I think this guy's got to be a saint if he lets you in the in the church every week.
Any any parish, any pastor who can take me every Sunday morning, God bless him.
He's amazing.
I'm not disagreeing on that.
He was a good guy.
I liked him.
Uh Mike in Arkansas.
Hey, Mike.
I got a little bit of hope and optimism to pass to you, sir.
Yes, sir.
So after four years of uh Jimmy Carter, we got Ronald Reagan, an awesome conservative.
Joe Biden is Carter times 10, so I'm hoping that when we s and we will survive Biden.
When we survive Biden, I'm hoping we're gonna get an awesome, another awesome conservative.
Yeah, I mean I think it's gonna happen.
Who do you who would you like it to be if you do you want Donald Trump to run again?
Do you have somebody else of mine?
Who do you think?
Because Donald Trump is leading in the polls by a lot, long way.
Well, I think it's gonna be a more politically shabby Donald Trump.
Uh I think he's gonna be clued into the snakes in the grass in the swamp, like Miley, the general chief of staff.
Millie, yeah.
All the lies.
Yeah, Millie, excuse me, my apologies.
And uh there's other people that he's figured out now.
Okay, they've been lying to me this entire time.
Hiding the truth from 'em, you know.
I think if we do get Donald Trump back, I think he's gonna do a much better job.
And it's gonna be not that he didn't do a bad job before.
He did an awesome job.
But you see my point.
And listen, I think people just at the sight of Donald Trump, they bubble and fizz like alcohol salts are in water because uh they just cannot give up their rage towards him.
The policies were phenomenal.
You know, stylistically, you know, i i this is not a job for somebody that is weak and faint of heart to be president.
America needs, we now know what it's like to have a very weak, frail and cognitive mess as a president, and it's not good.
So this is not a job for somebody that is, you know, on that's gonna just capitulate to everything.
If you want to get things done, you gotta win elections and you've gotta be a force of nature and fight for your policies.
Trump did that.
And that's why his policies were so successful.
And it's those policies that I want back in this country again.
That will make America great again.
Putting America first and the American first, make America great again agenda works.
It's simple.
Liberty, freedom, capitalism, our constitution.
That's you know, things like less bureaucracy, lower taxes, school choice, law and order, uh, peace and prosperity for every American, secure borders, energy independence, constitutionalists on the bench.
This this is not complicated.
Peace through strength, uh, free and fair trade, you know, American might, military might that you will use effectively, not kill, you know, a bunch of humanitarians and kids.
Anyway, appreciate the call.
800 nine four-one Sean as we continue.
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