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In a minute we'll get to Senator Tom Cotton, who I'm very fond of from Arkansas.
He's turned out to be a great senator and a real fighter from the great state of Arkansas.
And he's leading an effort to defund Biden's uh Department of Homeland Security disinformation board.
Um, you know, the Majorcus goes up to Capitol Hill and you know, Senator Kennedy, Senator Holly, they just they just smash him into the ground.
Listen to this.
When the department picked her, did it know that she had said that Mr. Hunter Biden's laptop is Russian disinformation?
I was not aware of that.
Uh we do not discuss the internal hiring process.
Here's my question to you.
If your intent was to combat misinformation online or in the government, why on God's green earth would you nominate someone who is a human geyser of misinformation?
Um Senator Um I I am ultimately responsible for the hiring of Ms. Jankowitz uh to be the executive director of the disinformation governance board in my capacity as the secretary.
Why did you choose I bear responsibility uh for that?
Um I understand that she is uh an expert in disinformation.
Yes, indeed, spreading it.
And she will have an obligation to execute her responsibilities in a nonpartisan way.
Were you aware of these?
Were you aware of this information when you chose her?
Everything I've just shown you.
I was not.
What how could you not be?
Uh uh did you do any research on her?
Senator, Senator, uh, I will not uh discuss the internal workings of the hiring process.
She's the biggest purveyor of disinformation in the entire country.
Now to Senator Tom Cotton's uh uh bill, he's leading the GOP bill to defund this Biden uh DHS uh disinformation governance board, or as we affectionately call it here, the Biden Ministry of Truth.
Uh and what he wants to do is prevent funds from going towards any other similar entity established by the Department of Homeland Security.
Remember, created after 9-11 to stop terrorism.
We have chaos at our borders, and when we're doing zero background checks, zero health checks in the middle of a pandemic.
Uh we have no idea who's coming in this country on any given day.
We just facilitate the an aiding and a betting and law breaking and then give free transportation and dumb people in the dark of the night into this state, that state, and pretty much every state.
It's unbelievable.
Anyway, Senator Tom Cotton's back with us.
How are you, sir?
I'm very good, Sean.
It's good to be back on with you.
Uh and yes, I think that this new so-called disinformation governance board is appropriately called the Biden Ministry of Truth, and your tax dollars should not be going to fund any such board.
Disinformation is any fact that's inconvenient to Joe Biden and the Democratic Party.
Uh let's not forget that she also accused people like me who said early in the pandemic that this virus might well have originated in the world labs of spreading disinformation and xenophobia.
While she was praising the Chinese Communist Party for its success in suppressing the virus, where they're now locking down cities with tens of millions of people.
Uh it's just one more example of why we should never have the government in the business of refereeing opinions in political debates.
The solution, the speech that you don't like, is not to have some mentally disturbed person like Nina Jankowitz exercising government power to suppress that speech.
It's to have more, better, and more persuasive speech.
Yeah.
Well, and and I don't think it's the government that ought to be running it.
Uh it sounds like a government crackdown on freedom of speech.
Look, I've been in radio 35 years, Senator, and the fairness doctrine has been on on the table with the left to shut down conservative talk radio, one of the few outlets where conservatives can actually voice opinions.
I don't know what part of Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech, because that's exactly what it would do.
This, you know, you can take this any way you want it.
Uh you have a purveyor of misinformation leading the Biden Ministry of Truth.
Uh and now, where is this effort to defund Biden's DHS disinformation governance board?
Do you think you're going to be successful or any Democrats willing to go along with you?
Well, so Sean, I think that uh Chuck Schumer will go out of his way and bend over backwards to prevent a vote on this piece of legislation because many Democrats who are vulnerable for re-election this year don't really want anything to do with this Ministry of Truth or this woman who's appears to be mentally unstable if you review her social media.
But then again, that's a good idea.
Wait a minute, you didn't like her rendition of super califradalistic espialadocious.
Yeah, we we'll have to ask my five my five-year-old how to pronounce that since he's watched that video so many times, John.
That was so bizarre, man.
That was really weird.
It's just so strange, but I gotta say, I mean, there's a lot of Biden nominees who appear to be mentally unstable if you look at their social media accounts over the last seven years.
But if we get a vote on uh on this bill on the Senate floor, I believe we'll get some uh democratic votes.
Because again, they don't want anything to do with defending this person or defending this board.
Now, Chuck Schumer, of course, is going to go out of his way to try to stop a vote, but if they want to move forward, for instance, another coronavirus spending bill, or once we get through the original spending bills, I'm gonna work very hard to get a vote because your tax dollars should not be supporting a Ministry of Truth to referee political debates, especially in the height of a campaign season.
It's pretty unbelievable to me.
Now, what do you think about Mayorcus?
Now, here we have the worst situation at the border we've ever had, and he picks a somebody that's as a purveyor of disinformation herself to run this this DHS disinformation governance board, Ministry of Truth, and then says, Well, we're not going to talk about the hiring practices, and he didn't know a single thing uh about uh Jenkowitz and her background of being a purveyor of misinformation.
How is it possible they hire a person for this important position and not know a thing about her?
Yeah, um Sean, it just doesn't make any sense.
Uh on the one hand, you can't say that, you know, we we've got the border under such good control, and we've got the opioid crisis under good control that we can worry about refereeing political disputes.
But on the other hand, say, well, I didn't understand anything about the woman we hired to referee those disputes.
You can't have it both ways.
It's just one more example of how Alejandra Majorcis was hired not to um uh try to stop this flow of migrants across the border.
He was hired to facilitate it.
That's what he says his goal is.
He wasn't hired to ensure that uh we respected free speech, especially, especially from a department that's focused on national security.
You know, this is not say the Federal Trade Commission regulating false advertising.
This is the Department of Homeland Security with all of its powers regulating free speech.
This is exactly the kind of thing he was hired to do.
Well, I mean, it's pretty amazing to me.
Now, let me ask you a question.
You're you're a lawmaker.
Uh we have laws on the books.
Uh the law says you're not allowed to enter the United States illegally.
I'm sure you could cite the statute off the top of your head.
But we have laws that you're not allowed to, you're not allowed to aid in abet law breaking.
But that has now pretty much become the policy of the Biden administration and Mayorcus is facilitating all of this law breaking, aiding and abetting in law breaking.
And all they're doing is processing people that enter the country illegally, and then they're giving them free transportation uh to the state of their choice.
We're paying for that too, and then they get preferential treatment because there's no COVID tests or vaccine mandates for illegal immigrants.
Gensaki said at the time, because they're not gonna be here very long, that didn't turn out to be true at all, um, here, meaning that spot in Texas or or Arizona, wherever they came in illegally.
And my question is if I went down to the border, I helped somebody cross the border, I put them in the car or truck that I was driving, and I transported them to another state.
Would I not be guilty of aiding and abetting law breaking, and would I not be guilty of human trafficking?
Well, Sean, you should be, but in this administration, you'd probably be given an award and probably a government grant.
I mean, that's what a lot of left-wing nonprofits have been doing for years.
Exactly that kind of activity.
Um, and as you say, that when they talk about what they're doing at the border, how they're surging resources to the border, they're not surging resources to help the border patrol secure our border.
They are surging resources to help process the entry of all those illegal migrants into our country.
Sean, it's so bad that they're even talking about sending doctors and nurses from the Department of Defense and the VA to our border.
People who are supposed to be dedicated to serving our troops and their families and our veterans might end up going to the border to help illegal migrants instead.
At a time when backlogs at VA clinics all across Arkansas are alarming.
It just again it goes to show the deep ideological commitment of this party to open borders.
Remember in that debate, Sean in Miami in the 2020 presidential cycle when one of the moderators asked, should we uh uh decriminalize the illegal crossing of our southern border?
And almost every candidate to include Kamala Harris raised their hand.
And Joe Biden kind of like half-heartedly sheepishly raised his hand after looking around and then lowered his hand, didn't know which way to go.
But his policy has been from the campaign a de facto policy of open borders.
It's pretty unbelievable.
Now, have uh people uh have any of these plane uh planes full of illegal immigrants have any of them landed in Arkansas?
Sean, to our knowledge, we haven't.
Um however, we are close enough to the border that we clearly see the brunt of it, not just in the illegal migrants that show up in our communities uh and work to undercut jobs and wages uh for Arkansas's workers, in many cases the very legal immigrants who came here years ago after doing the right thing, but also in disturbing increases in drug use, especially fentanyl and other synthetic opioid uses as well.
I mean, it's very easy for these migrants once they cross the borders, get in a car and drive a few hours up the road into Arkansas.
When you have when you have 200,000 illegals cross our border every month, Sean, every state is a border state, and every town is a border town.
It's true.
And I and you know what they're doing, I can tell you in New York, they're not landing at LaGuardia, they're not landing at Kennedy Airport, they're not landing uh in Newark, New Jersey, they're landing in Westchester Airport at two or three or four in the morning, uh, because they know people won't be watching and they won't witness all of this.
So they've been hiding it.
And when Peter Ducey questions the soon-to-be ex uh White House uh well press secretary, Jen Circle Baxaki, uh, and and pressed hard.
Well, 2 a.m., 3 a.m. we we call that an early morning flight.
Um I don't call that an early morning flight.
Do you, Senator?
I call that a flight.
Yeah.
No, I call that a dark of night flight.
Yeah, exactly.
And you're right that they're going into remote airports.
But you know, when when they fly into a fancy neighborhood like Westchester, Sean, because it's uh not got a lot of traffic in the dark of night, what do you want to bet that all those illegal aliens don't stick around Westchester?
Uh in Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton's neighborhood, just like that.
They don't go to Silicon Valley and they don't go to Bethesda and Chevy Chase in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. All right, quick break.
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All right, we continue our final moments with Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas.
You know, it's pretty amazing that they seem to be picking individual states.
Now, in the state of Texas, Governor Abbott, I think very smartly, decided that he's going to take all the illegal immigrants that they apprehend, put them on a bus, and send them to Washington, D.C. Ron DeSantis in Florida.
Well, he's taking illegal immigrants that are are dropped in his state, and he's sending them to Delaware, Joe's home state.
Uh and I think every state should be doing something similar.
Is If they're gonna break the law and assist in breaking the law, then they ought to be responsible for the people that that they brought into the country illegally.
Yeah, and and Sean, the only thing better than that would be to put them on a bus and send them back to the country of origin.
And that's what Joe Biden should be.
That's what Don did.
Oh, they're not running the border patrol for the most part.
They're running to the border patrol to make bogus claims of asylum when in reality they are economic mock migrants simply looking for better jobs and a better way of life.
I understand that, but that doesn't mean that we can accept and tolerate it.
These countries should, or these migrants should be required to remain in Mexico, or better yet, remain in their home country if they want to pursue a claim of asylum.
That alone, returning that simple policy that we implemented in the Trump era, which shut down the vast majority of the illegal border crossing we see right now.
Every single problem could have been prevented.
The crisis at the border, keep the Trump policies.
Energy independence, keep the Trump policies.
40-year high of inflation.
We could have kept the Trump energy and economic policies.
If they would have stayed on Donald Trump's timeline to pull out of Afghanistan, we would have gotten everybody we needed to get out, and we would have gotten our military equipment back, the $80 billion estimate of our high-tech equipment.
All of this happening in such a short period of time, and as much as I predicted a lot of this would happen, I never thought it would go this bad this fast.
Did you?
Well, I knew that it would be really bad, uh, Sean, because as bad as Barack Obama was, in some ways, Joe Biden is his vice president, was even worse, egging him on to make even more foolish choices.
And then when you had uh Joe Biden take office and you saw the kinds of people that he was nominating, like this Nina Jankovich woman like Alejandra Majorcus, you realize that that whatever his whatever his abilities, he was surrounding himself with far left progressives who wanted to use the power of the federal government, in many cases weaponize the power of the federal government to achieve their ideological goals and if necessary, steamroll their political opponents.
It's some these are unbelievable times, Senator.
We need voices like yours.
Uh we really appreciate you taking the time to be on radio TV when you join us as well.
Senator Tom Cotton from Arkansas, thank you, sir, for being with us.
Thank you, Sean.
Great to be on with you.
Happy weekend to you and your listeners.
You too, sir.
Quick break right back.
Your calls on the other side, straight ahead.
All right, 25 till the top of the hour.
Joe's not having a particularly good day.
Uh so Jill Biden goes to Joe's, she's with him, feeding him information.
Uh, did you see Naomi?
I didn't see my own Naomi.
She's right here.
How can you miss her?
Joe says, Oh, that's my that's uh my uh granddaughter, my oldest daughter, oldest uh granddaughter.
Uh I can't see.
Then it seems like he doesn't know the name.
Jill Biden had the prompt the memory of Joe Biden in terms of I guess he's she's married and the name of the the son-in-law, anyway.
Listen, or grandson.
And Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, where are you, Miguel?
Yeah, where is my he says there he is, he's educating people in the back.
There you go.
You say Neomi too.
I didn't see Naomi.
She's over here.
How can you miss her?
I I tell you what, Naomi, how are you?
That's my granddaughter, my oldest, our oldest granddaughter.
And her fiance.
I can't see.
And Peter.
And Peter, you all have to know all this, you know.
It's really important.
And then, of course, he made the comment, announced that he sleeps with a teacher every night.
I'm like, all right, creepy Joe is back.
You know, uh, along with all the mayors, how many mayors are here today?
American mayors.
All right.
And how many diplomats are here from various parts of the world?
You can raise your hand.
It's okay.
You don't want to be seen.
It's like, you know, I don't know.
Not sure he wants to, you know.
And how how many advocates and community leaders are here?
All right.
Teachers, I uh, you know, I sleep with a teacher every night.
Same one.
Same one.
If I didn't like teachers, I'd be sleeping alone.
I'd be a different place.
All right, I'll give him a little prop for a minor humor moment for Joe Biden.
All right, let's get to our phones on this Friday.
Mike, happy Friday from New York.
Thank you for being with us.
Hey, Sean, how are you?
I'm good, sir.
How are you?
Good.
I I I want to start by uh saying that um perhaps your my my might know my dad.
My dad was the director of security of the news corp building.
He's retired in New York City detective Jerry.
Okay.
Well what's his first name?
Jerry.
Yes, I know him.
Great guy.
Awesome guy.
Yeah.
Yeah, he's a big fan of yours and he he's the r he's the one who got me into you.
Oh, that's really cool.
So please send my best.
And I hope he's enjoying his retirement, his well earned retirement.
Yeah, yeah, he's retired and he's uh he's enjoying it.
Um I I I wanted to start by saying, you know why are the Republicans playing checkers when the the Democrats are playing chess and outmaneuvering us every move.
It's like the Republicans they just hate winning.
Well, let me g be a little more specific, because listen, th I'm very critical of Republicans and as optimistic as I am in terms of the possibilities for this midterm, uh I say never underestimated Republican Party's ability to screw things up.
Uh that's my usual line.
What specifically do you think they're behind on?
Well, no, I agree with you a hundred percent.
Uh this whole thing with the Supreme Court leak.
Uh i it's dirty pool, and the Democrats just seem to play dirty pool so much better.
The Republicans take the high road and as um Obama's wife said years ago, they go lower Hillary said it they go low, they go high, we go low.
And they just love to live.
I think that was Michelle Obama.
I'm not sure.
Yeah.
I think it was Michelle Obama, correct.
But here's my point.
They go low, we uh we go high, I think, and then you have the you know, uh Eric Holder version of it when when they w when they're down we kick 'em.
All right, so there you go.
Love and peace out of the leftist world.
But here's another thing.
I get into an argument with uh so I I actually live in Westchester and I was listening to you with Tom Cotton.
And yeah, we do have those flights that come into Westchester County, and no nobody in Westchester or New York wants to talk about it.
They deny it, then it even happens, but those flights come in at two or three o'clock in the morning.
And I live in Westchester where a lot of these kids are dropped off and they're in my sch they're in my kids' school system now, and the the politicians refuse to acknowledge it.
The school system refuses to acknowledge it.
But here's another point.
I get into an argument with my friend about this Roe vs.
Wade thing, and all my democratic friends were going crazy saying repealing Roe vs.
Wade is taking away the right of a woman to get an abortion.
And I'm like, you are completely wrong.
All it is doing is turning it back to the states where it belongs.
A woman can still get an abortion anywhere in this country.
New York has one of the most liberal abortion laws, so does New Jersey, so does California.
Those laws are are gonna remain in effect.
Uh I think a lot of states like New York are signaling that if people come wanna come to their state, they're gonna actually advertise for people to get their abortions in New York if they want, or California or New Jersey.
I think New Jersey, if I recall, was one of the states, and there's a number of them that allow abortion up to like just before birth.
That that that's infanticide.
That's yeah, that's killing a viable child at that point.
And that's what I said.
I said I said to a group of my I I I went to a a Jesuit university in the Bronx, New York, and I'm on a chat with a bunch of my classmates, and and I said that.
I said, New York is an evil state that allows you to get an abortion up to the third trimester.
You're basically killing a viable child.
And some clown came at me and said more men kill children in a year than women abort children.
And I said, You're an absolute fool.
Show me a stat that says men kill children more out of them.
We had sixty-two million children aborted since nineteen seventy-three.
Sh show me where men have killed more children than women have aborted children.
And eighty-five percent, I believe I I could be wrong eighty-five percent of aborted children are African American children.
So this problem is not a federal problem.
It's a state problem.
And then it's in the liberal states, it's the blue states that have the biggest New York and Illinois led the country in abortions.
Uh listen I'm just telling you it's just not going to sit why why this is not going to be the big issue in this cycle that the left seems to think it is and why I call it it's only a distraction because the American people are going to figure it out really quickly.
Let's say that the in fact they do overturn Roe and Casey and it goes back to the states and then people realize oh I could still get the same abortion I was going to get anyway and it really doesn't change much of anything.
What it was from the beginning it they get they provided an a right that is not enumerated in the Constitution.
That's what made it bad law or it's what or unconstitutional in my view from the get-go.
The states are perfectly able to handle uh their own state laws restrictions requirements whatever and every state I'm sure will probably end up around where Mississippi is which is the 15 week mark 15 weeks.
Yeah.
And you know at that point I if you know how do you determine viability like in a state like New York the doctor gets to determine viability.
All right there's I guarantee I can find 10 doctors in the in an hour that would say viability doesn't happen until the baby's born.
So that means pretty much up until the time of of birth you can get an abortion like other states.
That to me is infanticide that's how extreme the Democratic parties become on this and then you got the Ralph Northam of of the world and we know that he actually says well first we'll deliver the baby and then decide whether the baby gets to live after the mother consults with a doctor that's insanity.
Anyway thanks for call we appreciate it.
Jim is in Utah what's up Jim how are you sir it is such an honor to get to talk to you again it's only taken twenty one years almost because I called in on September 10th 2021 or 2001.
When we syndicated nationally yeah and the next day what happened the world changed caller you were the first caller I believe I was your first Utah caller.
Wow I'm very thank you for sticking with me this long I really appreciate it.
I can't do this without your support so I appreciate it.
You've been a beacon in a dark night that is beginning to see some light with the Roe versus Wade as just looking up Utah has a trigger law that if Roe versus Wade gets overturned then abortions will be illegal in the state of Utah with minimal exceptions.
And this is the strange thing.
So what do you think Utah's gonna be what do you what do you suspect the restrictions will be there?
Uh I don't know what the specifics of the law are but basically you will not be able to get an elective abortion in the state of Utah.
Let me tell you what's going to happen.
People that really want one are going to go to another state.
And I think the ne I read I didn't know this that it had evolved into this apparently fully 50% according to what I read this week of abortions are people taking two pills.
I didn't know that that became the modern way of of handling abortion I got to imagine that's probably in in the very early stages of pregnancy I'm not an expert on it.
And you know the question for me is you know when does life begin uh and and should does a something that is growing and alive growing with a heartbeat and alive with its own heartbeat inside a mother's womb do we have an obligation as a society at least at some point to protect uh that innocent that represents the the height of innocence to me.
Um in terms of what's going to happen nationally I think you're just gonna have a breakdown of many states and there's gonna be different laws in every state and you'll have your most liberal states have the most liberal abortion laws you'll have other states that have restrictions I would imagine 15 weeks is where it's gonna play out.
I agree It's just so refreshing.
And the left is trying to intimidate the court by protesting at the things.
You had Senator Leon yesterday, and it was so good to hear from him.
And on behalf of most Utah conservatives, I apologize for Mitt Romney and Blake Moore.
And we need to get stronger people.
After the state convention, we got to go out to Crown Burger and celebrate a big win for Moore's opponent, Andrew Badger.
And we got to get good solid conservatives back in office and speaking for the people.
I love Crown Burger.
I have not had one in years.
I've got to get back to Salt Lake City to get one.
I want to talk to the owner of Crown Burger.
I'd like to have a Crown Burger franchise rights.
That's how much I love it.
They put pastrami on the burger with incredible amounts of cheese.
They have incredible shakes, great.
Great fries.
One of the best burgers I've ever had.
It's right up there.
In-N-Out Burger I like.
Crown Burger I like.
All I get around here is Shake Shack and McDonald's and, you know, Five Guys.
And occasionally Wendy's.
Don't forget the don't forget the onion rings.
Oh, that's true too.
I love onion rings.
I love anything with onions.
All right, Jim, appreciate you staying with us all this time.
God bless you, my friend.
Tell Rod Arquette I said hello, okay?
Will do.
Bye-bye.
Bye-bye.
Uh 800-941 Sean.
Mike in Texas.
Mike, how are you?
Glad you called.
I'm good, Sean.
How are you doing?
I'm good, sir.
What's going on?
Well, with the whole abortion issue, I just can't believe that I have never heard anybody bring up the lack of rights that the man has in the decision to get an abortion.
You know what Kristen Gillibrand said today?
It's interesting you bring this up.
She's the senator from New York, speaking directly to American men while making a fervent, you know, speech about why she believes the right to an abortion is an important is important for women's freedom.
I would like to speak to America's men for one minute, she said in a press conference.
Imagine you do not have authority over your own body for ten months.
And she made that.
And then she says, I don't think a man in America could actually imagine.
Um I think uh when you really think about it, biologically close to not having control of our body, having control of the you shared your body with me, you let me fertilize your body, and now it's all yours to do what you want with, and then if you have a baby, I'm gonna be paying for the baby for 18 years, and you're okay with that, but you're not okay with me having any decision on what we do with the baby, whether we have it or not.
I kind of think there's a lack of checks and balances there.
Listen, it's it to conceive a child, you need a male and you need a female, and it's half of each.
Um, but it is growing inside a woman's body.
Now, what if you have a case where a woman, a guy and a woman, they hook up, they get so she gets pregnant.
Should should the guy have a say.
That I I mean, I think it's a fair question.
I think women will argue like Gillibrand's arguing that you should have no say because you're not carrying the baby for nine months.
So that's where I think it would go.
Anyway, appreciate the call, Mike in Texas.
God bless you, sir.
God bless Texas.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
Hannity tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel.
We'll watch and see.
I know Trump's rally with Dr. Oz is uh starting in the eight o'clock hour.
If it bleeds over to our hour, uh I think we'll be covering some of that.
We'll watch that.
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