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What Is The DOJ Hiding? - August 18th, Hour 2
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It does reduce inflation.
40% of inflation is fueled by fossil fuels.
No new taxes on families making more than, excuse me, no new taxes on families making less than $400,000 or under.
The inflation data in July was 0.0.
0.0.
So we are seeing inflation decrease.
People have every single day.
Inflation is like a theoretical word that economists use.
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America Trapped Behind Enemy Lines.
Day number 369.
All right, day 369, abandoned Americans.
They turn the page and never talk about them again.
By the way, Governor Ron DeSantis said in Broward County that 20 people across the state have been arrested and charged with election fraud.
He said people illegally voted in Broward, Miami, Dade, other parts of the state, and added that investigations are ongoing and may lead to more arrests.
The Attorney General Ashley Moody was on the show the other day and the new Secretary of State were in attendance at the announcement.
Just like, oh, that's right, the court, the Supreme Court of Wisconsin said that, you know, those drop boxes were illegal.
Oopsie-daisy.
We didn't win any cases.
I can't believe the Pennsylvania Supreme Court just ignored their own state constitution.
And because the state constitution enumerates very specific instances, and there are not many where people can vote by mail.
They just ignored it and they passed the legislature bypassing what's called a constitutional amendment process.
But why let things like that get in the way?
Anyway, so we've been telling you about this issue of this magistrate down in Florida and the decision that the, in fact, of the judge.
Now, this Judge Reinhardt has a history of one recusing himself with issues involving Donald Trump because on social media, he's there trashing Donald Trump.
Why didn't he recuse himself in this case?
We don't have a good answer for you because there is no good answer.
He also donated to Obama.
He's not a judge that was approved by the Senate.
Seems that Merrick Garland went a little judge shopping as it relates to this.
And anyway, so he said that, in fact, portions of this can, in fact, be given out.
The Florida Magistrate Bruce Reinhardt has ordered Biden Department of Justice to redact portions of the Mar-a-Lago affidavit that it believes would compromise their investigation and then release the unredacted version.
Well, why do they get full control of that process?
Not sure why they the Trump people don't get a say in it at all.
Anyway, the ruling would seem to give lie to the Biden DOJ's claim that releasing any information from the affidavit would compromise their investigation.
But my prediction is they're not going to redact.
They're going to redact pretty much the entire document.
And then they'll be back in court again.
Ruling from the bench of the Judge Reinhart goes that portions of the affidavit could presumptively be unsealed.
Whether those portions would be meaningful for the public or the media, he added, was not for him to decide.
Sounds like he doesn't want any part of it.
We'll see what happened.
Anyway, and then we have the issue that I've been talking about that nobody else in the media seems to be paying attention to, and that is the issue involving Senator Grassley accusing the FBI's Washington field office of using dubious evidence to open anti-Trump investigations.
I read you that letter earlier in the program.
And the Biden's DOJ super secret Mar-a-Lago investigation.
They're leaking like a sieve, in spite of Merrick Garland saying we'll do all our talking in court and in our filings.
That turned out not to be true.
Former President Trump is now sharing on a social media platform the declassification memorandum quote of materials related to FBI's crossfire hurricane investigation.
And I mentioned the Rasmussen poll.
Americans are pretty angry about all of this.
53% of likely voters say that the FBI and the raid at Mar-a-Lago has increased the percentage of people believing President Joe Biden is using the G-Men.
I would not use this word myself as his personal Gestapo.
53%.
That's a lot of people.
It's a very high percentage.
Now, I have pointed out that the FBI, especially the upper echelon, have earned the distrust over the years because they have a dual justice system.
You know, they've had Hunter Biden's laptop for two years.
We know that there is evidence of crimes on that laptop.
We know that it implicates Joe Biden himself.
And nobody wanted any, they've had this thing for over two years now.
John Paul Mac Isaac, the Mac repairman, said they've had it forever.
He called them first because he saw evidence of potential crimes on it.
They haven't done a thing except threaten him not to talk about it.
Why not?
Why did Hillary Clinton have top-secret classified information on her servers that she wiped clean with bleach pit and the devices that she destroyed?
And she wasn't held accountable.
James Comey admitted she committed crimes.
Why wasn't there a raid of her house?
Maybe there were backup servers at her house.
We wouldn't know because they never went there.
You know, why did they show up at Manafort's house at 5:30 in the morning or Roger Stone's house?
You know, 30 agents, tactical gear, frogmen in the case of Roger Stone, and fake news CNN cameras in the case of Roger Stone.
No raids of any prominent Democrats.
Peter Navarro is at an airport for a misdemeanor.
He gets arrested, leg shackled, and handcuffed and strip searched over a misdemeanor.
I mean, what the hell is going on here?
Anyway, Greg Jarrett, Fox News contributor, number one New York Times best-selling author, host of his own podcast, The Brief, and David Schoen, former counsel for President Trump.
He's now representing, by the way, Steve Bannon in his case as it relates to the January 6th committee.
Welcome both of you to the program.
Thank you very much.
Good to be here.
So if the DOJ gets to decide what they're going to redact, it sounds to me like we're not going to get anything of substance out of this affidavit.
Greg Jarrett.
Oh, I think you're 100% correct.
What's going to happen is a week from now, Merrick Garland will submit his suggested redactions.
And there will be black lines through every sentence in the affidavits.
Except for the title, which says affidavit in support of a warrant to search and siege.
So, you know, Merrick Garland wants to hide the affidavits while his own department, as you point out, Sean, is leaking information that damages Trump, including the leaking of grand jury information.
I don't buy for one moment Garland's excuses for keeping the affidavit sealed.
OG, it'll compromise our investigation.
First of all, that's what they always say when they want to conceal bad behavior.
And second, too bad if it compromises your probe.
Deal with it.
You cannot allow the DOJ to leak details in the affidavit that advances their anti-Trump narrative while hiding the full truth contained in the affidavits.
But, you know, regardless of what this judge decides, this magistrate, and he may, you know, there's part of me that feels like he now thinks he was snookered.
Merrick Garling will appeal whatever decision the judge makes.
What's your take, David Shoan?
Sean, you've raised so many issues here, and Greg has hit right on the mark, but it's a very dangerous, scary situation.
I don't see any of this, say any of this lightly.
You know, my father was an FBI agent, had great respect for them.
But it's not just Merrick Garland.
We can't lose sight of the fact that the number two in charge is Lisa Monaco.
That's an Andrew Weissman colleague from way back.
Shares the same philosophy as him, the same approach, the same regard for ethics as Andrew Weissman.
There's a very dangerous situation going on.
And by the way, you could see it coming.
They play the card, the violence card, with this affidavit.
They can't unseal it because it could lead to violence.
Gee, look at this incident and that incident.
Ignoring all of the violence on the left that's occurred over the years.
But this is the kind of thing they know is going to play to a judge on a gut level and all that.
There's no indication of that.
This is a different situation from any other situation.
The public has a right to know what's going on here.
What investigation are they compromising?
It could be more important than regaining some semblance of trust in our government.
They're just continuing to tear away the Constitution and any trust that the public possibly could have in our Justice Department.
This cannot go on like this.
Why would the FBI not allow Trump's lawyers to escort them into the varying rooms in Mar-a-Lago?
Why were they kept out?
And more importantly, why would the FBI say that they don't want surveillance cameras on and demanded that they be turned off?
It turns out they did not turn them off.
One of the reasons I think that we have fought for body cams and dash cams all these years is it keeps everybody honest.
Greg Jarrett, I would think it's in their best interest to have that video out.
Yeah, because the FBI was going to basically turn the place upside down, go well beyond the constitutional limits of a search warrant.
And they didn't want anybody to see it.
That's why they kept the Trump lawyers out in the sweltering heat for 10 hours and not even inside the building.
That's why they demanded that the cameras be turned off.
You know, it's quite possible.
And in fact, I think it's likely that the FBI and the DOJ didn't tell the magistrate the full truth.
They misrepresented critical facts.
And I think that's why they're trying to hide the affidavits.
We've seen it time and again.
It happened, Sean, as you know, during the Russia hoax.
The Justice Department's Inspector General found a disgraceful pattern of lies, deceptions, omissions, concealment, manipulation of evidence by the FBI in gaining their search warrants by Hooker, by Crook.
They even fraudulently doctored records to get what they wanted from the FISA court.
This is law enforcement.
Run them up.
They've gone rogue.
They're abusing their immense power for persecution and prosecution of political adversaries.
And they employ these intimidation tactics.
They misuse the legal system.
This is dangerous weaponization of authority.
It's a frontal attack on our cherished principles of fairness and equal justice in due process.
This August 17th letter, David Schoen, to the FBI Director Christopher Wray from Senator Grassley, demands an accounting for political bias influencing the highest levels of investigations, particularly out of the FBI's Washington, D.C. office, which, interestingly, they didn't use the Miami field office.
They used the D.C. one.
I've been writing letters to you regarding political bias that has infected the FBI's Washington field office, he wrote.
This is Senator Grassley.
Two of those letters provided specific credible allegations based on numerous whistleblowers that have approached my office with information that one can only conclude is indicative of a deeply rooted political infection that has spread to investigative activity into former President Trump and Hunter Biden.
Why wouldn't Christopher Ray want to clean up the FBI?
Why didn't he hold any of the people involved in Operation Crossfire Hurricane accountable?
Yeah, they've got an obligation to listen.
We've lost any semblance of checks and balances right now in our government.
I mean, the best we have is a letter from Senator Grassley with nothing behind it and so on.
There has to be some incentive.
The American people have to speak.
There has to be some incentive to come clean on these things.
Transparency has got to be the key.
It's the only way to restore any confidence.
We're seeing, you know, it's cliché again, the political weaponization of the Justice Department, but political partisanship and everything.
And quite frankly, I track it back to Jerry Nabler saying, folks, we can't trust the American voters.
That set the stage for all of these things.
Anything goes to stop Trump from getting back into office.
I'll tell you, these are definitely dangerous times we're living in.
Greg Jarrett, thank you.
David Schoen, thank you.
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This is the Sean Annity Show.
There's some really devastating news, Linda.
I have to break it to the audience.
Okay.
Not happy about it.
Sad.
Okay.
Humpty Dumpty is out at fake news, CNN.
He had a great master.
This is not good.
Is it because the king already left?
Well, I said I've always lost all of his horses, you know?
I don't know, but I mean, I guess, you know, this, what do I always say about this?
Whatever that Oliver guy is, Oliver somebody, he's always wanted to be Humpty Dumpty.
I guess now this is going to be his chance.
It is.
It's time.
You know, he's waited long enough.
He's waited long enough.
You're talking about Humpty Dumpty.
Why don't I, why?
Why?
What is wrong with me?
I should be happy because he's been such a jackass to us.
I mean, I just can I say it like that?
I'm not sad, you know.
I mean, he's like everybody else at Fake News CNN.
They say they want to be now a real news network.
I'm like, the problem is, is everybody there is a talk show host like me.
We're all members of the press.
And the only difference between me and them is I'm honest about who I am and they lie about who they are.
They say that they're journalists.
They're not journalists.
I agree with you.
I think that is the biggest problem.
They're on the high and mighty, and they just have never been able to come down from that.
I think it would be much better suited if they just said, this is what I think.
It's not fact or fiction.
It's just my opinion.
Yada yada.
Here you go.
You can have straight news people.
Fox has funny straight news people.
Of course.
And then they have opinion programming.
And it's, you know, I tell everybody, I tell people who I like, who I dislike, but we also do straight news.
I can produce thousands of hours of it.
We do investigative reporting like Obama's Radical Associations and the Deep State and, you know, Trump.
But you also start the sentence with that.
You also start, this is my opinion.
This is what I believe.
This is what I think.
But I actually delineate between when I'm doing straight news or investigative reporting, and I delineate when I give my opinion.
It's obvious the audience is smart.
Or if I talk about sports and culture, I always say I'm like a real newspaper.
You're done to play that Humpty Dumpty thing.
Maybe it will let you play this.
I'm not going to lie.
I'm a little obsessed with it.
It's very true.
You really are.
You're taking delight in this.
There's something wrong with me.
I just don't like people getting fired.
You know the problem is with him?
He just wasn't very nice to us, and he doesn't have the nicest of friends who also weren't nice to us.
So, you know, it's all true.
Unfortunately, sometimes the nice guys win.
How's he going to promote the Twitter account for his children?
Which I thought was a little crazy, but whatever.
Being Uncle Sam accountable to you every day.
Hannity is on.
On 25 to the top of the hour, big breaking news day all over the place.
As we have been telling you, the former CFO of the Trump organization has made a deal and will spend five months in jail.
This does not include him testifying against Donald Trump or the Trump organization, et cetera, et cetera.
As the mob, the media would have you believe.
And of course, the affidavit involving the justification to raid Mar-a-Lago.
I don't know if the bigger news of the day is poor Humpty Dumpty got canned over at Fake News CNN.
I guess what's his next stop?
Media Matters, Acorn.
Antifa.
I mean, where's he headed?
Anyway, James Carville.
No, this is a pretty amazing comment.
Remember, it was the Clinton people that said it's the economy stupid.
And right now we have record high gas prices, but it's coming down.
Hannity, you need to report the facts.
Yeah, it's coming down, but it's still over $2 a gallon from what they inherited until you get to the same level you inherited.
I really don't want to hear it because it's killing the American consumer and it's killing truckers and it raises the cost of every item we buy at every store that we go to.
And in spite of all that, you know, here are the Clinton people.
Here's James Carville, you know, blasting Republicans.
Now, pay close attention to the word evil in these comments.
And let me say, when they say, James, we have our crazes, but look, you have your crazes, you know, and it's, you know, what pronoun you have of veganism or something.
The problem is, is people who believe in that are just silly, all right?
People that believe that the election was stolen and have a right to storm the capital, which is a substantial number of people in the Republican Party, are evil.
Our people are kind of silly.
Their people actually, racism is evil, all right?
Misogyny is evil.
I'm sorry.
A pronoun is, to me, is, okay, fine.
I mean, it's kind of like, you know, if you want to be a vegan, I don't care.
Eat what you want to eat.
All right.
But that's not, it's not the same thing.
All right.
It's just not.
And yet, the media is addicted to both sides.
Well, you have your crazes and they have their crazes.
What the hell's the difference?
A lot.
You know, you notice the broad sweeping generalizations, but notice the old playbook comes out.
And you got to remember that Democrats, they don't just disagree.
They really believe that the planet is going to implode in 10 years.
Al Gore's been predicting it would be over in 10 years, 20 years ago.
But this is this belief system that all Republicans, all conservatives are racist and sexist and misogynist and homophobic and xenophobic and Islamophobic, now transphobic, and want dirty air and water and granny and grandpa to die.
It just, it never ends.
It's all this guy has done his entire life in politics is go race to the same exact playbook.
And sometimes, sadly, it works.
And their crazies are crazies.
And the people, first of all, you're talking about a very tiny percentage of people that were involved in January 6th.
I mean, are we going to say all the people that rioted in the summer of 2020 that they had slanted left?
I mean, it's obvious why Democrats didn't want to talk about the 574 riots that killed dozens of Americans, injured thousands of cops.
We saw the rocks, bricks, bottles, Molotov cocktails, the billions in property damage, police precincts burned to the ground, city blocks taken over.
But we're not going to ever talk about them.
No, they're not evil.
Only Republicans are evil.
It's unbelievable.
Anyway, what a double standard.
All right, let's get to our busy, busy phones.
Jesse is in Wisconsin.
Hey, Jesse, how are you?
Glad you called.
Ron Johnson, we need that seat desperately.
How are you?
I'm real good, wonderful.
Absolutely.
We need that seat, and I'm going to do my part.
The question I got for you, Sean, is do you think Liz Cheney might try to run as a third-party candidate?
I think she's going to do something like that.
She made it very clear that she's checked the box of being a congresswoman and she's moving on to full-time Trump hate and Trump obsession and defeating Donald Trump.
That is now her full-time profession, I guess.
I mean, I'm sure she'll create some organization and have some ability to advance the narrative.
I mean, I could see MSDNC or fake news CNN in her future, but it's certainly not going to be as a leader in the House of Representatives ever again.
She's not going to be president.
She's not Abe Lincoln, although she compared herself or seemingly compared herself to it.
And she's now aligned herself with the very people that referred to her father as a war criminal and a murderer and a crook.
And what happened?
I don't know.
You know, if she cared so much about the Constitution, how come she never, that I saw, ever spoke out about what the Democrats did in 2016, about the dirty dossier, about Hillary Clinton's emails, about FISA court judges being lied to.
How come we haven't heard a peep out of her about Hunter Biden and his laptop and how it implicates Joe, the president, or the real quid pro quo?
So to her, from my perspective, this is just her.
It is personal, and she is who she is, and I just see it for what it is.
Yeah, I agree.
You know, she wouldn't, as annoying as the rhinos are, she wouldn't, we need them.
You know, we need them to elect who we need to elect, and she wouldn't have to pull many to vote her way to affect the national election.
Look, I mean, she, I don't think she expected the blowback to this extent.
I do believe her efforts to get Democrats to switch parties in the primary and vote for her were very real.
And I think, if anything, she's just angrier today than she was, you know, yesterday and more angry because of what happened on Tuesday.
And that means she's going to come back.
They'll come back from August recess and they'll go right back.
More January 6th hearings.
January 6th hearings ad nauseum.
They've already interviewed how many thousands of people?
Where is the investigation into Kamala Harris tweeting out a bail fund for rioters, you know, after the Minneapolis police precinct was burned to the ground?
What about the insurrectionist talk of Kamala Harris?
Take note.
You beware.
They're not going to stop and they shouldn't stop.
And we're not going to stop.
Why no criticism there?
Why will most Democrats either just saying nothing to stay out of it so they wouldn't alienate their hardcore base or they just lied to us and said everything we were seeing with our own eyes is mostly peaceful when it was anything but mostly peaceful.
And then, of course, those that took it a step further like Kamala Harris and openly advocated, supported what was going on that summer.
So I don't see those hearings occurring anytime soon.
Anyway, we appreciate it, Jesse.
Perry is in the state of New York.
I have no idea why we're here.
But anyway, Perry makes us pretty stupid to pay all these taxes, but here we are.
Hey, Sean, how are you?
Thank you for taking my call.
Yes, it doesn't make us too bright, does it?
But we got to get past that.
Mike, I just, it upsets me as to why the Republicans, they just don't support each other.
Where are they out supporting Herschel Walker, Dr. Oz, Trump with what happened at Mar-a-Lago?
Where are they?
Why aren't they standing together?
Well, you know, look, there's an element of the Republican Party that doesn't like Donald Trump.
We know about them, the never-Trumpers, if you will.
And they exist at national review.
They're the bill crystals of the world.
They're the Lincoln Project people of the world.
They're all entitled to their opinion.
And I just, you know, people that once consider themselves conservative, it's clear to me that as successful as Donald Trump was as president, and maybe you don't like his demeanor, maybe you don't like his style.
I can understand that.
He's tough.
He's a fighter.
But when he's battling against China and President Xi and Him Jong-un and Iranian Mullahs and Vladimir Putin, I don't want somebody like Joe Biden dealing with them from a position of weakness.
I want somebody that they genuinely fear, have a healthy respect for.
And every foreign hostile regime feared Donald Trump.
And then I like what he did with our borders.
I like what he did with the economy.
I liked him getting rid of regulations.
I liked the lower taxes.
And I liked energy independence, just to name a few.
And I like the fact that he put constitutionalists for the most part.
Some didn't turn out as good as we thought, but he tried to put constitutionalists on the bench.
So I think he was, in that sense, in every other sense, a great president.
And he did it all with this cloud hovering over him, never-ending attacks, lies, conspiracy theories, and hoaxes.
I mean, if I'm Donald Trump, I'd be feeling persecuted too because he was persecuted.
I mean, they went at him with everything that they had, and he won every time.
And now they continue to try post-presidency because there are if they, you know, on the one hand, they're saying, oh, we want Donald Trump to run because if Donald Trump runs, our chances are better to win.
Well, if that's the case, why are they doing everything in their power to prevent him from running?
And so do you want what Republican do you want?
And here's something else I'll tell Republicans out there.
I don't care.
Take Donald Trump out of the equation for a second.
Whoever is a Republican presidential candidate, they are going to smear, slander, besmirch, and you're going to see character assassination like you've never seen in your life.
That goes with the territory.
They don't care who it is.
They will attack you.
Anyway, appreciate the call.
All right, we'll take a quick break.
We'll come back and get right back to the phones: 800-941-Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
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All right, let's get back to our busy phones.
Let's say hi to Chuck.
He's in Mississippi today.
What's up, Chuck?
How are you, sir?
Sean Sean, my brother, my patriot brother from another mother.
What's going on, my patriot brother from another mother?
How are you?
Hey, before I get to my point, I want to chastise you.
I don't want you to keep making fun of Linda's northern accent.
I love it.
So, first of all, talk more.
Linda, say, first of all.
First of all.
First of all, now listen to Linda say talk radio.
Say talk radio.
This is embarrassing.
You know that, right?
No, it's not.
It's a little embarrassing.
It's talk radio.
First of all, say it again.
First of all, then say talk radio again.
Talk radio.
Talk radio.
And what did you drink for coffee when you got up this morning?
I had coffee and I actually got a new coffee machine last week.
It's very nice.
She's a new coffee machine.
She has a new coffee machine before she talks on the radio.
It's amazing.
That's right.
Forget about it.
Forget about it.
Now, look, I know you work out every day.
I'm 72 years old.
I don't want to have to come up there and spank you.
So you leave her alone.
Oh, yeah, man, after my own heart.
Thanks, man.
You could try.
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And when I started, I couldn't lie.
I was like at 50 pounds.
And then 60, then 70.
I try to stay at a lower weight only because it just puts too much pain in my shoulders at my age.
But I'm doing 80-pound dumbbells, you know, 15 reps each.
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More reps.
What's up?
Okay, if we take the House next, this file, which I hope we sincerely do, the House controls the purse strings, I've always heard.
So why can't they just eliminate the funding for these 70, 87,000 IRS agents?
Is that right?
Could they withhold funding and say, no, we're not going to do that?
There's not a single penny that can be spent without the approval of Congress.
They have power over the purse strings.
In this reconciliation package, they funded the hiring of 87,000 new agents.
I mean, it's more than three, four separate departments in terms of personnel numbers combined.
And look, I'm just telling you what's going to happen.
I've been through this.
My file gets pulled every year and I pay every single cent.
And then some.
I will tell you that my lawyers and my two accounting firms, I have two accounting firms that go over my taxes independently and then the lawyers make the final decision.
And that's how seriously I take it.
And I'll get a number of calls throughout the process.
This is a legal deduction, but it might be something they'll come back and question.
What do you want to do?
And I usually say pay it just to get, just to keep them on my ass.
You know what a pain in the ass is?
Because you're going to pay it one way or the other.
I'm either going to pay my lawyers and accountants or I'm going to pay them.
I'm stuck.
It's literally oppressive towards people that are conservative.
And let me tell you what's going to happen here.
You know, Syracuse University pointed out something that I had never known, that you make 25 grand or less, you're five times more likely to get audited.
And I asked somebody, I said, why is that?
Because they think that you're making more and they're going to check your lifestyle.
And if you're living above somebody's means of $25,000 a year, they're going to find out how you're making your other money that you're not paying taxes on.
So that, I mean, rich people have, wealthy people have, moderately wealthy people have access to lawyers and accountants, and they'll never talk to an IRS agent.
That'll be the job of their accountants and the lawyers, and they'll talk to them.
But I'm telling you, nobody, you can't afford a lawyer and an accountant.
It's so expensive.
Anyway, 800-941-Sean is our number.
But anyway, the question is, do we have to fund the new IRS agents?
If we take the House and Senate, well, we'd have to win the presidency too.
So I hope that answers your question.
Anyway, we got Dr. Robins coming up at the top of the hour.
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