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We Are Running Out Of Food - May 24th, Hour 3
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So gas prices now set record after record for two straight weeks.
And Biden's answer, uh we'll go back to the uh strategic petroleum reserves one more time.
We're now predictions we might run out of diesel and jet fuel.
We now have predictions that you can expect the average gas price in this country is going to be six dollars a gallon.
I've gone through all of this today.
And, you know, it's I bet people travel a lot less.
Uh this Memorial Day weekend coming up.
The energy secretary denies high gas prices or have anything to do with Joe Biden.
I mean, I don't know what alternate universe she's living in, because it's directly impacted by Joe Biden.
He's Biden himself has gone a hundred days without any mainstream media mob interview because his handlers are petrified because they know he's a cognitive mess.
Uh now he's actually openly saying and praising, you know, get high gas prices as an incredible transition in America.
What does that mean?
What a transition away from fossil fuels with guaranteed higher gas prices for higher prices for everything we buy in every store that we go to.
Is that is is that the incredible transition?
Because he made that statement on gas prices during a joint pressure with the Japanese prime minister.
He said, and when it comes to gas prices, we're going through an incredible transition that is taking place that God willing, when it's over, will we be stronger and the world will be stronger and less uh reliant on fossil fuels when this is over.
What do we do in the meantime, Joe?
Because it's the lifeblood of the world's economy.
Your fantasy uh has not come to fruition up until this point.
And Donald Trump, yeah, he got he got us gas prices, you know, in the low twos per gallon.
Now it's we're averaging nearly five dollars a gallon nationwide.
This is unsustainable for the average American person.
This the families are struggling.
Two-thirds of the country are living paycheck to paycheck because of Joe Biden's energy and economic policies.
You know, and here's Biden saying he's he's literally talking about oil and food shortages.
He didn't mention the baby formula uh shortage either.
Uh, but listen to him talk about oil and food shortages.
We uh have released over 200 and I think 57,000 uh million barrels of oil, I should say.
Us and the rest of the world, we're convinced to get involved.
It's help, but it's not been enough.
We also find ourselves in a situation where we have food shortages.
Food shortages because of Ukraine.
There are over, there are literally millions of uh bushels of oil, I mean, excuse me, of grain being held up in Ukraine that would fundamentally impact positively on the market in terms of bringing down food prices across the board.
So we're finding ourselves in a position where we're working very hard with American uh farmers and American manif and American agricultural products to drive more fertilizer and a whole range of things.
Unbelievable.
Now, we got Joe Biden saying he's trying to get Middle Eastern countries and OPEC to produce more oil.
Now, before I play that, I need to remind you, he's been begging OPEC over and over and over and over again to increase production.
And it's gotten to the point they're not even taking the president of the United States Of America's phone call.
They're so sick and tired of him.
And by the way, Saudi Arabia, many of these OPEC nations, they are disgusted at the idea that he's going to do another Iranian deal that would allow America that doesn't need Iranian oil to import oil from Iran and make the mullahs that chant death to America and death to Israel rich again.
Just like Europe made the mistake of becoming reliant on Vladimir Putin and Russia for the lifeblood of their economy.
This is doubling down on dumb and stupid.
Add to that, he's now sent an emissary over to Venezuela to talk to that murdering dictator thug, and he's thinking of lifting sanctions on Venezuela so we can import Venezuelan oil.
And meanwhile, the people in Canada are uh scratching their heads saying, what the hell is wrong with this guy?
Uh if we finish the Keystone pipeline, which would have been finished by now, uh, according to the Alberta premier, uh, we would be importing 900,000 barrels of Canadian oil every single day.
It's not like we don't not that we need their oil, but I'd rather imported from them.
They're at least they're a friendly country, even with little Justin.
Anyway, so here's Biden saying he's gonna beg OPEC even more.
This is going to be a haul.
This is gonna take some time.
But in the meantime, this seems to me the best thing I can do in addition to try to get the uh the uh the the Middle Eastern countries, including uh OPEC to raise their production of oil and move along that route is to see to it that we continue to grow our economy, create jobs.
And then, of course, I've told you about President Zelensky's prediction that there's gonna be a food shortage worldwide.
I'm hearing anecdotally from people that I know high up in in hospitals around the country.
They're expecting that we're gonna have a shortage of uh intravenous fluids for people to go to hospitals.
I mean, this is this is only going to get worse.
Uh now a woman named Sarah Menker is the CEO of Grow Intelligence, it's an agricultural group, is sounding the alarm that uh, yeah, the possibility of a worldwide food shortage is now a real security threat.
Listen.
I want to start by explicitly saying that the Russia Ukraine war did not start a food security crisis.
It simply added fuel to a fire that was long burning.
A crisis we detected tremors from long before the COVID nineteen pandemic exposed the fragility of our supply chains.
I share this because we believe it's important for you all to understand that even if the war were to end tomorrow, our food security problem isn't going away anytime soon without concerted action.
Now, on to the statistics.
Grow intelligence estimates show that price increases in major food crops year to date has made an additional 400 million people food insecure.
Now there are a few food insecurity statistics shared, so I want to define that by saying this the number looking at number of people at $3.59 a day.
So broader, but the the march towards starvation.
To put this into perspective, that is equivalent to the number of people that China has taken out of poverty in the last 20 years.
In five months, we have undone 20 years of progress.
Furthermore, our economic shock models show that year-to-date changes in prices of agricultural products have already affected some economies by three to five percent of their GDPs.
Countries disproportionately affected are in regions such as North Africa and the Middle East, the Horn of Africa, and West and Central Asia.
And it can get much worse.
All right.
There you have it.
That's going to get worse.
Pretty scary scenario.
Anyway, joining us now is Senator Roger Marshall.
The great state of Kansas is with us.
Senator, we have enough energy to be energy independent.
Donald Trump got us to energy independence for the first time in 75 years.
Joe Biden's policies have quickly artificially significantly reduced the supply of energy on the world market, hence the increase in price and it impacting inflation in this country.
My question to you is why will they not consider the obvious, which is to go back to the policies that gave us cheap energy and and and it would reduce inflation.
We wouldn't be begging uh hostile nations for the lifeblood of our economy.
Well, Sean, I think the answer is Joe Biden wants the price of gasoline to increase.
That he wants this crisis.
He knows there's no way he can get the cost of electric vehicles down to the cost of internal combustion engines.
So he's doing everything he can to drive the price of gasoline uh up.
You saw him, you know, yesterday you made you mentioned this a second ago.
He's almost clapping and applauding these price rate these price increases.
So he wants this crisis.
Okay.
So the answer, the obvious answer he's not going to go to because he is beholden to this, what I call radical climate alarmist religious cult or new Green Deal Democratic Socialist agenda.
So he's not going to do this.
And what is the obvious result here?
How bad are things going to get from your perspective?
Well, Sean, it's going to get worse.
I grew up in the oil patch.
I still live in the oil patch, and folks are afraid to invest in more drilling.
Just like every business, we depend upon certainty.
Joe Biden has created uncertainty.
When you drill a new oil well, it'll take a year and a half or two before you get before you get any return on that investment.
So our local bankers are afraid to loan money to those people that drilled these oil wells.
The big companies are afraid to invest money in these offshore drilling.
This is very expensive.
It takes lots of planning.
It takes time.
And if if you're going to have your loans at a bank censored by the federal government saying loans to oil companies uh go on the on the naughty list, so to speak, then they're not going to do it.
So lots of uncertainty is going to decrease the supply.
This is going to get worse before it gets better.
Let me ask you, there is an article out there that I read that really scared me.
Fox29.com is where it came from.
Uh, according to global food insecurity now has reached levels we have not seen since the financial crisis of 2008, and the world only has a 10-week supply of wheat, according to experts telling the UN Security Council.
And then they said this.
This is seismic.
In other words, this is real, and this is far worse than anyone ever saw coming.
In other words, uh we have now global food insecurity, something we never had to deal with in the modern era for the most part.
Yeah, Sean, well, I've been talking about this for at least six months.
This is Putin's famine.
Just think about this.
A third of the world's wheat exports pass through the Black Sea.
About a fourth of the world's fertilizers pass through the Black Sea.
So where there's food insecurity today, there's going to be famine tomorrow.
Places that were just borderline before are going to have food insecurity.
So they're not.
I mean, Putin, Putin caused inflation.
Putin caused the high price of gasoline when we had a 40-year high of inflation long before Putin invaded Ukraine.
We had record high gas prices only going higher because Joe artificially reduced the world supply.
All of these disruptions, aren't they all connected to Joe's energy and economic policies?
I'd blame him.
So absolutely.
The energy issues are Joe Biden's, the start of this food insecurity issues are Joe Biden as well.
So when you think about farming in Kansas, you got to talk about fertilizers.
Our fertilizer prices have doubled and quadrupled because they're related to energy prices.
So to make nitrogen-based fertilizers, you need natural gas.
So you're right.
This all starts with Joe Biden's policies.
He's uh disrupted the supply chain, so we can't transport the food as well.
And all these problems are now exacerbated by this perfect storm in the Black Sea.
So what do you think the outcome of all of this?
I mean, we have J.P. Morgan predicting by a year's end, probably by the end of the summer, six dollar a gallon gasoline averages in the country.
You got other states now preparing gas pumps that they can charge ten dollars a gallon.
They have to change and alter the gas pump to be able to register that high a number, that high a cost.
Um is that our future?
Well, Sean, I think it is because this president refuses to change policies.
I had the Secretary of Energy in front of me very recently, and I asked her this question are your policies in at all uh what's caused the price of gasoline to increase?
And she said, absolutely not.
So the first thing when you if you make a mistake, you have to admit it before you can correct it.
So this administration instead is doubling down.
So that I see no stopping them.
I see that more policies involving Uh pipelines and an EPA permits, they're doing everything they can to slow down new drilling and getting current rigs uh their their production out of those systems right now.
So I think they're doubling down on this.
Uh the price of fertilizer is going to continue to increase, and as long as you're paying people more to stay at home than to go back to work, we won't be able to get the food out of Kansas and send it across the rest of the world.
Senator, I have farmers one after another that have called this radio show.
I have truck drivers, one after another that have called this radio show.
They have been sounding the alarm, telling me in no uncertain terms how bad things are.
If you can't get the fertilizer, do you know what the administration's answer was?
Uh maybe you want to use more composting and manure.
I'm like, you you are you kidding me?
Yeah, Sean, I read that quote quote as well.
And you know, there's just so many pieces of this puzzle, but let's talk about potash just for a second.
We get our potash from Canada because they won't let us do any mining in our country anymore.
So China's over here now buying up all the potash from Canada because they used to get it from through the Black Sea.
And that story is told over and over.
China makes most of the phosphate fertilizers for the world.
They've stopped exporting phosphate fertilizers.
So you're right.
Those farmers talking to you, those are my friends, my neighbors, my my cousins, my uncles.
Uh those are my my people.
And and indeed, we've been talking about this for at least six months, and really some of the the fertilizer problems, the pesticide problem issues, we've not been able to get for about a year now.
All this started with Joe Biden's policies.
Unbelievable.
All right, Senator Roger Marshall, the great state of Kansas.
Uh, our thoughts and prayers.
You you know, so many people in your state feed our entire country the entire country and the world, and we can't thank those guys enough.
Please send my best regards.
Sean, we will.
We uh just love that representing Kansas.
So proud, I'm a fifth generation farmer, and I'm sure my my parents will love to hear this story so much.
If you lived in my world and all the stress on my head some days, there are many days I wish I was out there in a field farming away and having fun and being alone.
Uh something very appealing about that to me.
My best thinking time is on the tractor.
I believe being able to to mow a whole field in one day.
You know what's really cool is when when farmers call me and they actually are listening to the show while they're doing their farming.
It's great.
Anyway, my friend, God bless you.
God bless Kansas.
We appreciate you being with us.
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Luke is in the great state of Texas.
Luke, how are you?
I'm doing very well, Mr. Hannity.
Thank you very much for taking my call.
Thank you for calling.
We're glad you're out there.
Awesome.
I just have a quick question for you, Mr. Hannity.
As a young American citizen who sees the blatant and unprecedented amount of corruption today in the United States government, I was wondering, besides voting, what can the average American citizen Such as myself do to hold these corrupt people in government and politicians accountable for their actions.
For example, Hillary Clinton, it's a known fact that she created or had the uh fake steel dossier created about the Russia collusion host.
She signed off on the whole thing.
This has to do with Alpha Bank.
There are two buckets of Russia collusion.
Remember that.
The servers in Trump Tower connected to a Russian connected bank called Alpha Bank.
And uh, yeah, and then the second one is the dirty Russian disinformation dossier.
Yes.
Exactly.
Exactly.
And it doesn't seem like anything is going to happen to her.
She's going to face no repercussions for her actions.
You have people like Anthony Fauci, who have lied time and time again, who have flip-flopped on several issues, um, who have caught who has cost people uh their loved ones, who has cost people uh money from their bank account or wallet due to his flip-flopping during the pandemic and um going back and double speaking on almost everything that he says.
And you also have people like Eric Swalwell, who was having a relationship with a known Chinese spy, and nothing happened to him as a Fang Fang.
Yeah, he's still on the Intel committee.
Yeah.
I get your point.
Exactly.
You know, look, it's you're you're asking whether we have equal justice and equal application of of laws in this country.
The answer is no.
Now, every day we're learning more about who knew what when and where.
Now I'm going to make a prediction.
I I think the odds are very low, even though the evidence is very clear, incontrovertible, and overwhelming to me, based on all I've seen, and and I I'm talking to somebody in the courtroom every day.
And I think when you have a jury pool that has three Clinton uh donors, one AOC donor, uh, you have uh a one jury jury pool member is on the same team, sport team, as Sussman, who's on trial in this case, and you none of these people should be involved.
So you have a tainted jury pool, which is obvious.
So I'm not predicting a conviction here.
But more but there's something bigger going on, and that is and I'm not even sure that Durham is expecting a conviction at the end of this.
But something bigger.
What we now have is a narrative that has emerged, not only that Hillary sanctioned it, they all knew it was false.
But more importantly, I've always talked about the one percent in the FBI, the the upper echelon, the Comey's McCabe's, the precepts, the you know, all James Bakers, all of those guys.
Then you got the struck and page, you know, lower level but in integral part of this that were up to their eyeballs and all of it.
And what we're now discovering is that FBI agents were not told the truth by, and they're saying it on the stand by their own bosses about what they knew and when they really knew it.
So, in other words, the agents probing these debunked claims of this back channel of Trump and this Russia Bank believe the allegations had originated with the Department of Justice.
When we now know, based on the testimony in this case, they came from Hillary Clinton and her campaign attorney, Michael Sussman, who shot them to James Baker, the general counsel of the FBI at the time, and then Baker later goes to Sussman looking for a job if you want to talk about an incestuous relationship there.
Uh, but even more importantly, the latest revelations emerging here is the FBI special counsel, Durham's prosecutors revealed the investigators had received an electronic communication citing a referral from the DOJ on or about September 19th, the same day Sussman met with Baker, then the FBI's lawyer.
The document, uh a record of the investigation being opened by agents uh dated September 23rd, did not mention the Sussman part as a source of the allegations.
In the referral, the Department of Justice provided the FBI with a white paper that was produced by an anonymous third party.
The communication said before adding, according to the white paper, a U.S.-based server that is owned by the Trump organization, has been communicating with the Russia-based Alpha Bank organization in Moscow, and the document was circulated as several top FBI officials,
including people like Peter Strzok, who oversaw the probe over Clinton's email server, that scandal, uh, which, by the way, all of this was a distraction from the 33,000 emails that went missing, deleted bleach bit, hammers, sim cards missing.
Um, and by the way, what we now know is, you know, they famously fired Strzok in this particular case because of his relationship with him and Lisa Page, et cetera, et cetera.
Uh famously fired from the FBI after the emergence of text messages that he sent to Lisa Page, you know, about smelly Walmart shoppers that support Donald Trump.
So the you know, it it's getting what's what I think what I'm I'm reading the tea leaves here.
And what I'm seeing here is that Durham, I think, has figured out that the top echelon, they did all the bidding and they knew the truth.
Now the question is, will they be held accountable?
And to your Exactly.
That's what you're asking me, and that I can't give you an answer to.
Because I go ahead.
Well, I would I just wanted to say, I mean, you know, is there anything that the millions of American citizens such as myself who see these things, uh, these blatant lies, the blatant corruption every single day on the television, every single day on the radio.
Is there anything that we can do or you know, look to to try to just stem the flow and hold these people accountable because you know it seems like uh America has come to a breaking point, and sooner or later something has got to give.
And I think that if these people are not held accountable for their actions soon enough, the floodgates are just going to burst and it's going to be a free-for-all for everything and anything to happen.
Listen, I agree with you, and if they get away with it, the deep state as we call them, then I think you're only going to see more of this.
They will be emboldened and feel that they're invincible, and it's only going to get worse.
But at the end of the day, there are other complicit people involved here.
And that would start with the media mob.
Uh, they were complicit.
They went with all of the lying.
They went with all of the misinformation, all of the conspiracy theories.
They went with all of it.
And and with well, that's completely true.
And I just want to say, as my last point to you, Mr. Hannity, and it has to do with President Trump.
The media mob went after President Trump, no hold sparred.
They tried every single thing they could to tear the man down.
And in my personal opinion, and I think millions of Americans out there agree with me on this.
If they had absolutely anything on President Trump, they would have already destroyed the man.
And I think that they are running in fear from President Trump coming back in 2024.
And I believe that President Trump is the only person that has the capabilities and the power to hold the people accountable for their actions and what they have done.
And I think that the media mob needs to answer for what they've done, all the lies that they have spewed about the nation.
They are shameless.
They have no shame.
There's they don't have a desire for truth.
You know, people got pulled surprises for fake stories.
I mean, that's how sick this has gotten.
All the all every single minute, hour of every day, every week, every month, every year, three years this went on.
And it was all based on lies.
And none of them have come forward to admit that what they reported was false, it was wrong, they've not corrected the record, they've not committed to new um to to new policies that would make them real reporters, real fair, real real objective reporters.
So I don't think that's gonna happen, but that is why they so desperately want to silence shows like this.
Silence talk radio, silence Fox News.
They want they want to marginalize anybody that does get the truth out.
I mean, it doesn't do me any good to pat myself on the back saying that on this show, on my TV show and m the uh great ensemble cast we built for three years, uh peeling every layer of the onion off to get to the truth, which we were right and we've now been vindicated.
You know what?
No nobody cares.
And the American people need to care because we're gonna lose our country.
If you lose the rule of law, Mark Levin has a great line, had it in one of his books, a post-constitutional America.
If we don't have equal justice and application of our laws, and people can get away with this sort of thing, and lying on Pfizer warrants on top of it, the other bucket, then I think we we lose the country, and I don't know, it's irreparable harm.
I don't know if you get it back.
Anyway, really worthwhile call.
Thank you.
Appreciate you being with us.
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Faye is in Louisiana.
Faye, how are you?
Glad you called.
Yes, kind of afternoon there, Sean, and thank you for everything that you do for us.
Thank you.
Give me the opportunity.
Before I was frustrated, but now it just becomes even more frustration.
I am that middle class working person who used to only have to work one job to be able to do it.
I'm sorry.
I think you're breaking up on me, Faye.
You there?
All right, I'll tell you what, Faye, stay on the line.
Let's see if we can get you back on another line there.
Um, let's say hi to Dave is in Utah.
Dave, how are you?
Glad you called.
By the way, Mike Lee is another senator I'm supporting in his reelection effort.
I noticed Mitt Romney won't support the Republican candidate, his fellow Republican, uh, which is pretty uh breathtaking to me and pretty sad.
We would like nothing more here in Utah than for Mitt Romney to go away somewhere else.
Just want to share that with you.
How are you doing?
I'm good.
I wish I was there with you in Utah because I'd love a Crown Burger right about now.
I love Crown Burgers.
Oh yeah.
Love those.
Yep, they're delicious.
Well, send me here.
Look me up.
I gotta call the owner of Crown Burger and see if I can buy a franchise from him.
I want one just for myself.
I'm gonna call that.
Can we find that guy?
Whoever owns Crown Burger.
You gonna put it in your backyard?
No, I'll build out a store.
Be the only crown burger in uh Long Island.
It'd be great.
I'll I'll I'll buy a franchise for an entire state.
In your free time.
My spare time.
Exactly.
I'll look him up for you and find his information.
I'll call back in and give it to you.
What's on your mind?
Well, there's a couple things.
The thing I called in about really is you know, talking about the Pennsylvania election, you know.
Um I'm 60 years old.
I know I sound like I'm about 40.
It's the radio.
Um, and I, you know, I just was thinking the other day about elections and election cycles going back to when I think the earliest election cycle I remember would have been about in about 1972 or three when Nixon was elected.
Um so I've been kind of following politics, you know, off and on since then.
And I don't recall elections that were taking two or three or more days to count the voting.
Um, especially on a scale of like we've been seeing since I think it's what Bush versus Gore in 2000, where all of a sudden it seems like the standard is hey, for these contested elections.
Well, by the way, important ones.
Yeah.
If you go back to Nixon v.
Kennedy in 1960, there were a ton of questions about votes in Chicago, uh, Illinois, rather.
And uh to me, the evidence was was pretty compelling that in fact Nixon won the Illinois, would have been the president, uh, but he chose at that time not to fight, he ended up being president later.
Yeah, right.
Absolutely.
So it seems like uh what I was gonna ask you, really, is I was thinking is is this some sort of like new strategy on the part of the Democrat Party to tie up these elections, you know, for multiple days, and maybe I don't know, maybe to just deflect us from something or to cause confusion so that in the end they can try whatever they want to try in that range.
Ask yourself this question.
If you need a if you need a picture ID to get into the Democratic National Convention, and Democrats are the biggest supporters of these vaccine passports, right?
And and you have to have the vaccine card if you want to get in here, there or anywhere, right?
And you need a picture ID to get into the White House, and you need a picture ID to get into the Capitol.
Um you need a picture ID to buy a six-pack of beer or a bottle of wine or a bottle of Titos, or you need it to buy even a jewel pod.
I don't think it's a secret that Sean likes jewels, meaning me.
Um, but you need picture ID to buy it.
And so is it really a stretch to think that if people don't want simple basic fundamental um integrity measures like voter ID and signature verification and chain of custody controls and updated voter roles and partisan observers watching the count from start to finish.
If you don't want that, explain to me why you don't want it, because I can only think there's nefarious motives behind your desire to stop those things.
And uh and that I think there's the answer to your question.
Um, but look, I have to roll.
Listen, God bless Utah, love the people of Utah.
Uh Mike Lee is a great senator.
We need to send him back to Washington, well, whether Mitt Romney likes it or not.
And uh thanks for being on the program and enjoy a crown burger.
And I hate you for having one when I can't, because I love those.
Thanks.
I appreciate it.
Say hi to Rod R. Ked for me too.
Rod is a great guy.
All right, 800, 941 Shauna's on number.
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