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Aug. 26, 2022 - Sean Hannity Show
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Job of the Press - August 25th, Hour 2
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And Jason, in like two seconds, I was hoping for 130,000.
That's how amazing this audience is.
Now you said during the break you saw some breaking news that tomorrow the affidavit's going to be released.
Is it going to be noon Eastern?
Is that the deal?
Uh, yes.
They said they gave a uh deadline of noon tomorrow.
Okay, there you go.
It's going to be heavily redacted.
I have no idea what we're gonna what you're gonna be able to see.
I had Donald Trump Jr. on last hour, who said very clearly, I think he's right, that uh they'll probably just leave the header on there, and then everything else will be redacted with uh with a sh a black sharpie.
So we'll see exactly what the so-called probable cause is, and uh we'll be able to make a decision tomorrow.
Let me say this very clearly.
The law is clear on the ability of the president to declassify anything he wants.
Anything.
And by the way, Donald Trump, I'm gonna go out on a limb here.
President Donald Trump did not load the boxes onto the truck himself.
He didn't go rent to U-Hall and bring it to the White House, 1600 Pennsylvania, and load up the truck.
So just the fact that he had people take these boxes of these documents from the White House, that action in and of itself can easily be argued as the president declassifying every single one.
It bothers me to no end that ABC CBS NBC, AP, uh Reuters, fill in a blank.
Most, if not all of these agencies, and these are all complicit agencies, I believe, one one way or the other with the left.
They've all misreported that he somehow had classified documents.
Now, you can say that they were marked classified if you want.
Because they probably were.
You could say they were marked top secret if you want.
It doesn't mean that they were top secret nor classified if he took that classification away.
He's the one person on the planet who has that ability to declassify.
Others, let's say the NSA put something out, or the FBI put something out, or the attorney general put something out, and it's classified.
They can declassify it because they're the agency that classified it.
The only person on the planet that has a broad swath, the ability to declassify whatever he wants, is the president of the United States.
And there's no doubt in my mind that he declassified everything he took to his personal home.
He wasn't Sandy Burger shoving these documents down his pants.
Which, by the way, ended up being, I think, an $80,000 fine and a hundred hours of community service.
So tomorrow, noon Eastern time, that's the deadline to release this affidavit.
And on there should be the probable cause that this biased judge, this magistrate who admitted his bias six weeks earlier.
He's gonna allow this.
He allowed for a search warrant by the probable cause he accepted.
Let's see what he accepted.
And if the probable cause is that he had because remember, oh, he had the nuclear codes, he had the nuclear plans, he had all Sorts of classified information.
Let me say it again, for those who are confused, even those of you on the left will say slowly.
If the President of the United States has staff load up a bunch of boxes of documents to take with him to his home in Mar-a-Lago or in Florida, that action in and of itself is easily arguable as the president declassifying all of it.
In fact, I had Mike Davis on a great journalist on my program, the Joe Pag Show, not too long ago, who said exactly that.
That action in and of itself declassified the documents.
All right.
And as we get the affidavit, tomorrow you'll hear uh Sean and uh and the folks here give you that breaking news.
We'll do it on my program as well.
But I want to go uh continue a little bit on the college loan debt forgiveness.
And the reason I want to do that is actually very simple.
You've got somebody who's the press secretary for the president of the United States.
Her name is Corrine Jean Pierre.
She announced on day one that her qualifications were she's black, she's female, and she's gay.
That's what she told the United States and everybody else watching.
That Jen Saki, circle back Saki, was a really, really, really good liar.
She she was somebody who was so good at running interference that she was offered a job on I think MSNBC.
Corrine Jean Pierre is a racist.
Now I say that not to be funny, not to be coy, not to be partisan.
If you ever saw her on the networks before she got this job, she was a racist, everything out of her mouth.
Everything Republicans did were racist.
Everything Trump ever did was a racist.
Uh, I'm a racist because I'm sitting in for Hannity.
Period.
That's it.
You're a racist, and you couldn't argue the point with her because that's what it says.
Somebody who calls you a racist consistently in every waking moment is in fact a racist herself.
She doesn't like anybody not like her.
Makes that very clear.
Peter Ducey, who I think does an amazing job at Fox News Channel.
I don't work for Fox.
I owe nothing to Fox.
Fox has no leverage on me.
I'm telling you the truth.
He is a very good journalist.
Why?
Because the job of the press, as outlined in the First Amendment, there's a reason why the freedom of the press was important.
And if you read the Federalist Papers, you find this out.
It's to hold government accountable.
That's what it's about.
It's to hold government accountable.
And Peter Ducey, I think, does that.
And he asks the pertinent questions like who is going to pay as you forgive loans to people who took out loans to go to college.
Corrine Jean-Pierre does not have a good answer.
So as usual, because she can't just call everybody a racist.
I'm sure she's thinking Deucey's a racist.
Um, because he happens to not look like her.
But the answer that she gives is never filled with any information.
It is always devoid of any information.
When you ask Corrine Jean-Pierre a question, don't expect to get anything in return.
Here's the back and forth.
And that again, here's what we have done.
Here's what's a lot about how much it might cause and might not cost.
Who is paying for this?
What we are saying is the work that this administration has done, the work that the Democrats in Congress has done is actually there, and you see that the 1.7 trillion uh deficit in deficit uh deduction that you see is going to benefit us in the I just I just I just have to stop it because I mean, just even chromatically, we're having issues here.
I don't understand why this is happening, but it's happening.
Uh the Democrats is or something, I I don't know.
And then she talked about the deficit deduction.
What?
I I don't know what she's talking about.
I guess she's trying to say, I'm not gonna answer.
Let me let me translate.
I'm not gonna answer you, Peter, because it's a really good question that should be answered.
So instead, I'm gonna tell you how the Democrats have reduced the deficit by 1.3 trillion dollars, and then she I think she goes off on a tangent about how horrible Republicans are for giving tax breaks to Americans.
Here's what we have done.
Here's what about how much it might cause it might not cost.
Who is paying for this?
What we are saying is the the work that this administration has done, the work that the Democrats in Congress has done is actually there, and you see that the 1.7 trillion uh deficit and deficit uh deduction that you see is going to benefit us in being able to do something for the middle class to do something for the middle class.
This is about doing something for people who make less than 125,000.
1.7 trillion dollars.
That's what we've been able to do.
I have no idea what she's talking about.
Then she adds in 1.7 trillion dollars.
That's what we've been able to do.
I don't know what she's talking about.
And again, I mean, grammatically, a couple of things were just wrong there.
I'm not going to beat her up too much about that, but it's kind of you would expect somebody who is the chief communicator for the White House to be able to communicate.
But Deucey doesn't stop there.
And again, he's doing the job of the press.
He is keeping those that we allow to be an authority.
He's keeping tabs on them.
He's he's keeping their feet to the fire and asking valid questions.
So he he continues.
Because she didn't answer the question.
Corrine.
Kareen Jaupier.
The first black gay female to have the job.
You told us that day one.
We had to somehow know that.
Please just answer a simple question.
Who's paying for it?
But when you forgive debt, you're not just disappearing debt.
So who is paying for it?
And then I'll give you the second part.
We lifted the pause, right?
We're going to lift the pause at the end of this year, which is going to matter, right?
Which is going to offset a lot of what we're doing as well.
When you think about the the four billion dollars that are going that's going to go back into as as revenue back into uh this process of folks uh paying paying right their college tuition, that matters as well.
So we are doing this in a smart way.
We're doing this in a way that's going to be effective.
Uh we're doing in this a way that keeps to the president's promise on giving people who need some breathing room.
I don't know what she's talking about.
If if I try to decipher that without attempting to hurt my brain, because my brain the nerves in my brain are firing up.
They're going, what?
I think she was saying, because they're lifting the pause.
There's been a pause.
Trump started the pause because of COVID.
And we're going to give you a break in your college loan payback, your your monthly payments.
We're going to give you a break.
Uh until we figure out you get back to work, COVID is hurting everybody.
Let's let's give you a break.
Let's call it a pause.
Well, Biden has continued that pause, although it should have stopped by now because allegedly um everybody's got a job now, according to them.
Of course they don't, but that's what they're saying.
So what she appeared to say there, again, let me translate for you.
Is because we're going to stop the pause December 31st.
When people start making those payments again, that four billion dollars, I think she was saying, will then start to pay down the three hundred billion we just gave away for free.
I think that's what she was trying to say, which of course didn't make any sense.
Let me say it again.
Just in case you missed it the first hour.
Let me say it again.
These people took loans out.
Nobody had a gun to their head.
They took the loans out because they wanted to go and advance their education for whatever reason, whatever job they wanted to go into, whatever career they wanted to go into, they went, they got the education, they took our money.
It's taxpayer money, government has no money, has to take it from us.
And then now they don't have to pay some of it back because Biden wants votes in November, and his chief communicator doesn't know how to answer the question who's paying for it.
Hopefully we're clear.
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You're going to hear a lot about this.
The affidavit has been ordered by the judge to be released by tomorrow at noon, Friday noon Eastern time.
And it's going to be heavily redacted.
I don't know what's going to be on there, but this should show what the probable cause was that this magistrate who should not have been involved, Bruce Reinhold, agreed that a search warrant should be issued.
So again, tomorrow noon.
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All right, let's go to the phone lines.
They're very, very busy.
A lot of people want to talk about the loan forgiveness.
And I I asked people who are for forgiving the loans to give me a call because I'd love to have that discussion.
So let's go to Michael who's in Houston.
Michael, what's going on?
Hi.
Hello, sir.
Uh, pleasure to be here.
Um I just wanted to say that first off, I am not a proponent of Joe Biden at all, but I am in favor of the uh loan forgiveness.
I have a bachelor's degree in healthcare management, and right now I think I owe like about $36,000.
So that would help me tremendously.
Like I would be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel a little bit more if you were to forgive just a little bit of it.
Well, sounds good.
Listen, I've got $10,000 in credit card uh debt.
Can you give me $5,000?
Well, I think it's it's it's no, but no, no, no, Michael.
I asked no, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
I asked you a specific question.
Just give me an answer.
Can I have $5,000?
Did you have $5,000 in student loan debt?
I think you said you're not.
No, no, no, I had no student loan debt at all.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Michael, I had no student loan debt because I got a scholarship.
I played my saxophone and I was good enough to get into what I wanted to do.
But having said that, you made the decision to get the debt.
Now I've got Michael, Michael, Michael, Michael, Michael, Michael, you're not listening, you're not listening because you're looking at it from a very self-centered way.
And I love you like a brother, and I want to have a good conversation with you, but you're being closed-minded.
You just told me you've got $36,000 in student loan debt that you accrued because you asked to.
You signed a piece of paper that said you would pay it back.
Now you don't want to.
So I'm telling you, I've got some debt, and I don't feel like paying it back either.
Why don't you give me some of your money?
A lot of people owe a hundred thousand dollars and ten thousand dollars.
Why won't you just answer my question?
Will you give me some of your money?
That's or no.
Like a very rudimentary way of looking at it.
Well, let me ask you something.
Why is that rudimentary?
Where did you hold on, Michael?
Stop.
Why can't we have a conversation on a very educated level?
You're obviously very educated, and I feel like I did pretty good in school.
Let's be adults about this.
You didn't get that money out of the air.
You got that money from somebody.
Why doesn't that somebody deserve to be paid back?
Fill me in.
They're not relieving all of it.
They're only relieving a small portion of it.
Okay, I'm only asking for half of my credit card debt.
Why won't you?
All right, okay.
You don't want to give me 5,000.
Will you give me 2500 for my credit card debt?
Can you give me 2500?
No, absolutely not.
I'm against it.
You're for it.
Hello?
Michael, I listen, I appreciate you.
There are a lot of pauses there because you know I'm right.
And I can appreciate that you know I'm right, because you sound like a really smart dude.
Of course it'll make your life easier.
It would make my life easier if you took a hundred grand off of my my mortgage, you know, that I owe to the bank.
Uh you can't do that because that'd be ridiculous.
You don't owe me some money for my mortgage.
You don't owe me money for my credit card debt.
I don't owe you money for your education.
It's that simple.
You said it's very rudimentary way.
That doesn't answer the question.
If you won't help me with my debt, why should I help you with your debt?
See, it's different when the shoes on the other foot.
The taxpayers don't owe you that education.
You agreed to it.
Um listen, glad to be in for Sean.
I'm glad we had that discussion.
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Glad to have this guy back.
He's the uh the president and the chairman of Citizens United.
It's David Bossy.
David, how are you?
Good to see you.
I'm great.
Thanks for having me back.
Really appreciate it.
You are great.
I I agree with you.
Also a great author.
Get his books as soon as they come out.
I want to get into Liz Cheney in a second, but I just would I want to sort of just do the overview of the country politically, if you don't mind.
People keep saying, including leader Mitch McConnell, that it's a 50-50 country.
I don't think it is.
I think that if you talk to people individually, they're more conservative minded when it comes to fiscal responsibility, when it comes to regulations, taxation, abortion, so on.
Um when it comes To family values, I think we are still a majority conservative country.
Although the left is so good at messaging, I think they confuse a lot of people that they aren't conservative.
Do you agree with that?
I agree with you.
We're a center right nation.
Yes.
And have been for many, many, many, many years.
And we're going to continue to be that way.
Polsters get lied to.
You know, they make it so the mainstream media has made it so, especially in the last six years, that if you are being asked a Trump question, it's almost like guilt by association.
People still to this day lie to pollsters because they don't want to tell them the truth.
And we saw that from 2016, 2018, 2020, and still today.
So I do believe that when you see a right track, wrong track, where it says 30% of the American people think we're on the right track, 70% say we're on the wrong track.
I actually think those numbers are too low.
I think more people think that this country's headed in the wrong direction that in the last 18 months, as we've moved to this far-left progressive socialist agenda, where Joe Biden has just brought to this country a crime crisis, violent crime crisis in every city, we and in every town in America.
We see an open borders crisis, fentanyl crisis, uh human trafficking crisis.
We see uh an international crisis like we've never seen before.
China's on the march, the Soviets, the old Soviets are on the march in Ukraine.
You see what is going on with with North Korea.
We have pro the Iranian deal.
You have one problem after another.
We have feckless leadership in the White House.
And so that is really, Joe, what the American people see.
Yeah, no, every single day things change, but they see weak and feckless leadership coming out of the White House, and they're worried about the future of this country, and I didn't even talk about the inflation crisis.
And we'll get into that in a second.
Yeah, everything that you just mentioned is absolutely vital and crucial for us to solve right now.
But don't worry, David, he just canceled 10 grand in student loan debt.
So we're good.
Um it it's it's almost like there's a disconnect that that I can't come to terms with because I've got a brain.
When I watch them do stupid things that we know are pandering for votes by canceling loan debt, when when we see them doing stupid things like taking credit for the gas prices going down a little, but it wasn't his fault when they went up through the roof.
Um, do people buy that?
Do you think?
I I don't think they do, but but somebody must because he that guy got a lot of votes.
Yeah, Joe Joe Biden doesn't know what day of the week it is.
Let's get let's just be he doesn't know whether he just did a student loan uh forgiveness uh, you know, or if if he's having a uh a uh a grilled cheese sandwich for lunch.
Right.
I and I and that's terrible for America that we have a leader who just doesn't have a grasp on what's going on in the world.
Uh and and the student don't loan uh debt forgiveness.
That is not only bad politics, it's horrible policy.
It is going to continue our inflation area problems that are plaguing every single American.
Number one.
And number two is what does it tell the American people who who did it the right way, who went to school, got the loans, and then paid them back?
This is this let's how about you know how about we solve the higher education problem in America by by forcing universities who have billion dollar endowments to lower the cost of education because they're there, it's just quite frankly not worth it.
Do you have these leftist progressive professors jamming anti-American ideas and thoughts and history down American uh students' throats?
And I just I I despise it, and I'd like to solve the problem where it is, not this not on the student loan side, but on the education side.
He's the president and chairman of uh Citizens United, it's David Bossy get his books, wrote wrote an op-bed the other day about Liz Cheney.
Liz Cheney voted with Donald Trump 93% of the time.
That will blow some people's minds.
But her great sin was that she dared not get behind the guy that didn't do anything wrong.
When you impeach somebody on a phone call to Ukraine that he released immediately and completely Shot holes in anything that Schiff had to say or anybody else Walwell had to say and Vinman had to say, when you still vote to impeach the guy, you've got a problem in Wyoming.
When you vote to impeach the guy on his role in January 6th, when he said peacefully and patriotically, go and tell people what you what you think in Congress, you're not going to be able to get re-elected in Wyoming.
But is Wyoming an island, or is that the same way everywhere?
Does everybody who didn't get the idea that this was a wild goose chase or it was a witch hunt against Trump, is everybody going to pay politically like Liz Cheney did?
Well, eight out of the ten uh Republican members of Congress that voted for impeachment are not coming back in January.
Eight out of ten.
So this is this is not just Wyoming.
But it is Liz Cheney is really uh the titular head of the anti-Trump never Trump movement.
Okay.
But forget Trump for a second.
She boasts that she is trying to save the House of Representatives.
Uh, you know, and the and and and with the Constitution and her ego and arrogance knows no boundaries.
And so she is she is destroying the very house that she says she is protecting.
There is no more press, there's no more house precedent.
Rules be damned.
There are no Republicans on the January 6th committee.
There are uh nine angry Democrats, including Liz Cheney.
I put her in that category.
And that they are all nine appointed by Nancy Pelosi.
This is a one-sided ultra-political organization who's dedicated to do two things.
Destroy Donald Trump, and two, not uh to disqualify him from being on the ballot because they know they cannot beat him, Joe.
They know in 2024, if he's the Republican nominee, if he chooses to run and he wins the nomination, they know that they cannot beat him.
So they have to disqualify him.
That's why the same FBI agents who are who were before who were behind uh this fake Russia collusion hoax are the same FBI agents behind this Mar-a-Lago raid, these same exact agents, Joe.
This is not an accident.
We have a a group of people within the FBI, an insidious group, who who hate this man, uh, who hate his politics, who know that he tried to drain the swamp, and that's what they're doing.
The Swamp.
Are they doing are they doing it though for the optics?
Because when I talked to Alan Derschwitz last week, he said that Trump could be in jail, could be charged and convicted and be in prison and still run for president because he qualifies under the Constitution.
So this would not disqualify him.
Impeachment would have, if they added disqualification, he wasn't impeached.
Well, he was impeached, but he wasn't found guilty.
He was exonerated.
So this is this just so that the American people think, oh, Trump must be bad.
The FBI rated him.
Absolutely, Joe.
This is part and parcel the same exact thing.
You you look at what they've been spying, they started spying on President Trump and our team when he was a candidate.
When he was president-elect during a transition, they know no boundaries.
They are willing to do and say anything to destroy him and our America First movement.
And that is that that's really the trouble that we are in today.
Uh, and I got to tell you, uh Trump's a fighter.
Donald Trump's never gonna stop fighting for the American people and for the America First agenda that he really created and started.
And I just got to tell you, uh, you know, I think that it that the the more the American people look, the more Republican primary voters look, the more excited they are about supporting uh not only the America First agenda, but President Trump as a future candidate again.
I want to talk to you about, I know that you met with him recently at Bedminster.
We'll talk about that in a minute.
It's uh David Bossey, he's the president chairman of Citizens United.
Go to citizensunited.org and also go and get all of his books, Amazon, uh Barnes and Noble, wherever you get your books, uh the man, the man gets it done, he's a great author as well.
I want to ask you about what happened in Florida this week.
Uh 25 of 30 school board seats that were up flipped from liberal to conservative.
Um does the left, David, you're a campaign guy.
You're somebody who understands the ins and outs of politics.
Does the left not understand that America is standing up to their garbage Now.
Did they not get that?
We don't want our five-year-olds to go to drag queen shows or or um uh to have somebody uh their teacher come in in kindergarten and say, hey, I'm a man and I've got a husband and we're gonna adopt babies and we love each other.
I mean, that that shouldn't be talked about with little kids.
Parents are going to the polls and they're voting these people out.
Do they not get that?
Yeah, mom and dad are this year's Tea Party movement.
Yes.
Moms and dads who have children in schools who are sickened, sickened by the agenda of the radical left.
Uh it is it is outrageous what they do uh in our schools today.
It is outrageous that they try to jam this left-wing ideology uh, you know, down our throats.
Uh and and what Governor DeSantis, uh, who's really been an amazing governor for the last three plus years now, down in Florida, is just taking a leadership role on empowering moms and dads, on empowering school boards,
and then getting putting his back, Governor DeSantis putting his back behind candidates who are going to run for a school board and take over these school boards to make sure that this garbage is not being taught in our schools.
You know what's mind-boggling?
They almost got Andrew Gillam.
They almost got this guy that showed we've got pictures of him naked on the floor or a high or drunk or something.
They almost got him, which is kind of amazing.
It's David Bossy go to citizens united.org.
All right, so so where is the president?
You know that I I know the president, I've interviewed him 11 times, I've been to the White House to interview him in person.
I was at Mar-a-Lago in May.
I mean, I feel good about his energy.
I feel good about the 20, 30, 40, 50,000 that show up to see him speak.
But in his private moments, I haven't talked to him privately in a while.
What's he saying?
How's he how does he feel?
You're at Bedminster recently.
Well, what is his view of what's going on in our country today?
And what do you think he's gonna do in 24?
Well, Joe, you know, one of the reasons that I've gotten a chance to be around the president for uh a long time.
And what I mean by that is about 12 or 13 years I've been the president, is I don't necessarily uh just talk about our conversations.
But I will tell you uh that he is first of all, he looks amazing.
Uh the guy is 76 years old and looks amazing.
He he looks uh healthy, right?
Uh he looks happy.
I saw him joking.
He was joking.
He was joking around with Tucker, joking around with MTG.
Looked like he was having a great time.
He looked, he he just I gotta tell you, he's just enjoying himself.
But I gotta tell you, it what's happening in America, what he sees happening in America with the policy uh changes that the Biden administration and the socialist left uh you know are bringing to our uh the American people is unacceptable to him.
And I know that he inherently is a fighter's fighter.
And so I believe um, and and and this, you know, it doesn't just go for my recent conversation, but he's dedicated to making sure that Joe Biden serves as one term.
Yeah, uh he's dedicated to make sure that Republicans win back the House and the Senate and keep as many governors off the manches as possible this midterm election.
We're gonna do that first, and then I think the president will get a chance to make his decision uh and look very seriously at the landscape and make it make a decision as to whether he wants to run again or not.
I personally, you ask me, I do personally believe uh that Donald Trump will run.
Yeah, I do believe that if he does run, he virtually clears the field uh of serious candidates.
I think maybe there'll be one or two that decide to run anyway.
David, Liz Cheney's gonna run against him.
What are you talking about?
Liz Cheney's gonna run.
He's in trouble.
Come on.
Joe, I said serious catch.
I did say serious cat.
It's uh it's David Bossey.
He's the president and chairman of Citizens United.
I agree with you.
I think that he's gonna look out long and hard.
He doesn't have to do it.
He's got a great life, but he had a great life before he ran the first time.
And I think that his love for country is even bigger.
One last question for David Bosse, because I got to pick your brain while I've got you.
You're the expert.
Do you really think Joe Biden's gonna run again?
I mean, people are talking about Hillary possibly running again.
Kamala Harris might be running.
Do you really think he's gonna be the nominee again for the Democrats?
I don't see it.
I you have to question his mental health abilities.
Uh not that he's mentally ill, but his his mental health, his well-being.
Um, and because no one wants to see that.
No one wants to see a weak president.
Okay.
Uh Any American.
I don't care your party affiliation.
It doesn't matter.
We need a strong America first leader.
And I don't care what party that is.
So we, you know, we Joe Biden is probably not up to the task of being the nominee again in 2024, but they're gonna have a fish.
It's gonna be a knife fight, if you will, uh, for who becomes the nominee uh after Joe Biden.
Kamala Harris has lower numbers than Joe Biden does, then it's difficult to do.
So you're gonna see a lot of radical left wingers try to come up.
You got the Gavin Newsoms of the world and this Illinois governor here and there.
None of them are gonna be able to beat whoever the Republican nominee is.
Yeah.
Because the American people have had a belly full of what Joe Biden is selling them.
Extremely well said.
David Bossey, the chairman and the president over at uh Citizens United, citizensunited.org.
Get his books as well.
Read this op-ed that he did on Liz Cheney um on Fox News.com.
David, thanks a million.
Let's do it again soon.
Thanks, Joe.
All right, brother.
We're back after this.
Stay right here.
John Hannity.
Glad to have David Bossy here next hour.
Eric Schmidt.
He's the AG in Missouri, and he's also the nominee for the Republican Senate seat that's up for a Up for grabs in Missouri.
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