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Joining us now, Leo 2.0 Terrell.
Now, Mr. Terrell, before we get started on any important issues, we have something to resolve on the air here.
And that is that you asked me, where's my invitation to Thanksgiving dinner?
Did you not?
I asked for a Thanksgiving invitation so I could sit down and have dinner with you and family and friends because I got a couple of stories I want to discuss with you.
A OJ.
Oh, I have stories about you I want to tell too.
I just want to know what time do I come over because I have that story.
I wrote you the time.
I invited you.
The only thing I didn't do is send a golden engraved invitation.
And then after you got invited, what did you do?
You turned me down flat.
No, I didn't.
I said, I want to review some of those 1.0 tapes because I want to play two of them involving Simpson.
I want to go over all that with you.
I'm going to come over to your house for Thanksgiving.
I'm going to talk all over.
But the point is, I invited you.
By the way, there are other Fox people coming over for Christmas.
You know who accepted my invitation?
Who accepted?
Who?
I want to know.
And anybody I know that might be alone on Thanksgiving, I'll always invite them.
And LJ, Lawrence Jones, has to work on Thanksgiving the day before.
I invited him.
He's coming.
I invited anybody who wants to bring a guest.
He can bring a guest.
I said, do whatever you want.
Sean, look, I got 27 years invested in you.
Lawrence Jones.
So why did you turn down my invitation?
Why did you turn it down?
Let's be honest.
I had called, ladies and gentlemen, at the Sean Hannity radio show, I called Sean, saying, can I have some food?
Can I come over Thursday?
I called yes.
And when you were at my house the last time, who made food for you?
Somebody else.
No, I did.
Oh, please.
What did I make you?
That food was excellent.
Delicious.
Great.
What did I make for you?
I had to go through 15 different channels to get that dinner invitation.
Now, I'm asking you on your radio program.
Wait a minute.
You forgot.
You're not answering my question.
What did I make for you that day?
A delicious fish steak.
We have everything.
That's correct.
I made it all.
So I fry my turkey, and it's the best turkey you'll ever have in your life, and you turn me down flat.
And, you know, all I can do is offer.
I can't force you to come to my house for Thanksgiving dinner.
I guess you have more important things to do.
Let me tell you right now.
Outside of your family, I got 27 years of friendship invested in you.
I should have gotten an invitation without begging for that invitation.
You didn't beg me for an invitation.
You live in Los Angeles.
So I ask you to always let me know when you're coming to town, when you come to town.
Who also invited you to stay at my house, showed you the room you would stay in, and you flatly refused to stay.
Linda.
Linda did all that.
No, I don't love that.
Linda.
I love Leo.
And if you want to, now that you've opened up Pandora's box, I'm all for this.
I want to remind people why you're Leo 2.0 Terrell and not Leo 1.0 Terrell.
Oh, no.
Leo 1.0 Terrell was a big liberal leftist, and he would come on back in the Hannity and Combs days, and it was during O.J. Simpson, and he was friends with O.J. Simpson, had known OJ Simpson.
And every time Leo would come on the program, I would ask him, have you talked to OJ?
What's the latest with OJ?
Do you believe OJ's on the golf course looking for the real killers?
You have to.
And you would get so mad at least like a dozen times you'd rip out your earpiece, rip off your microphone, and walk off the show, and we'd be looking at an empty chair.
Hey, listen, you don't have any evidence to support what you just said the last 30 seconds.
It is.
Okay, now I have to now you challenge me.
Now I have to show the audience again to remind them.
Listen, you're a man of your word.
You're a great American.
You're a man of your word.
As of right now, you have no evidence unless that's a good idea.
I do.
The evidence exists.
We just had a poll of whether I should air it, and you and Linda conspired against me.
And you're not going to be able to do it.
First of all, this is a rigged election.
I would never.
Are you an election denier, Sean?
You're an election denier.
I'm an election denier.
Sean's an election denier.
Linda here and set the record straight.
Set the record straight.
The poll, unfortunately for you, Sean, went to Leo.
Because you designed it to go for Leo.
I did not have an algorithm.
Unlike Facebook, I am not suppressing people.
I am letting people have their freedom.
All right.
So then, Leo, now that we've talked about it, now that you're admitting that, okay, you're owning your Leo 1.0 years and you're willing to own it.
Let us play a montage of you, Leo 1.0.
One thing about Sean Hannity, he's a truth teller and he's a man of his word.
And under no circumstances.
No, you won one poll.
I want a redo.
I want to redo.
For example, there's a statute of limitations here.
You're term limited out here.
So now it's time for another vote.
I think we should put it up throughout the entire holiday weekend.
And should we run tapes of Leo 1.0 on Hannity on TV?
I think it's time for another.
You're up for re-election.
Thanksgiving is a time of peace and happiness.
I didn't ask you that.
Tell me why we can't run the tapes.
Because we had a decision made by the one person we submitted the decision to, Linda, she agreed that those tapes cannot be played.
How about this?
How about I commission a focus group of Leo 2.0 supporters and we'll put it on TV.
And if they vote to see the tapes, then we'll see them.
I'm afraid to show the tapes.
I don't even think it's a fear thing.
It's not a fear thing.
I think it is an evolution.
And when someone evolves, the last thing, for example, as a product of divorce, I can speak from experience.
And the last thing I want somebody to show me is pictures of my ex-husband or my first wedding.
Not that I have anything against him, but I want to move on with my life.
Leo has divorced that part of his life.
Sean, remember the term?
I'm Hannah Tye.
I'm Hannah Ty.
Let me just develop.
Let me just keep on developing.
I'm evolving.
Unbelievable.
Anyway, Leo, what are you...
So you're not coming to my house for Thanksgiving.
What are you doing on Thanksgiving?
I'm going to be sitting alone looking at my Hannity hat and looking at, you know, watching Sean Hannity, Hannity.
My Hannity hat.
You don't even have a Hannity.
I'm at home all by myself.
I'm alone.
I don't feel for you because you were given an engraved invitation to come here.
I'll tell you what, I'll take it a step further.
I'll book you a first-class plane ticket to fly out.
No, no, no, no.
But you know what hurt me?
I got 27 years invested in you.
I am offering to buy your plane ticket.
All you have to do is get on the airplane.
Here's my point.
Here's my point.
You've known Lawrence Jones only three or four years.
I've got 27 years invested in you.
And you're telling me I don't get an invitation unless I have to call you.
By the way, you have these years invested in me.
And Lawrence is about to turn 30, so he was only two at the time.
That's pretty funny.
That is kind of funny.
I didn't realize that.
I still got the years invested.
And I just want you to know, Sean, you're a great friend.
And you know what?
Why won't you take me?
Let's put it this way.
Why won't you take me up on my offer?
I'm willing to buy you a first-class round trip ticket from L.A. to New York.
I'll send a driver to pick you up.
I'll incur that cost, bring you to my house, put you up in my house, and you can stay as long as you like.
I'll let you stay in a Bob Beckle wing.
I want you to do this.
Play the birthday tape I made for you.
Play the birthday tape.
No, that was really nice.
That was special.
That was very special.
Yes.
That came from the heart, Sean Hannity.
All right, my friend.
All right.
Have a happy Thanksgiving.
You and Linda.
Happy.
Everybody.
All right.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Leo.
Thank you, my friend.
2.0 Tarot.
Now, I did offer him to come for Thanksgiving today.
I don't want anyone to be alone on Thanksgiving.
I remember, so I don't know.
This is my last day before the holiday.
So we're just goofing around today.
And I remember when I was in Atlanta, and you know Sluggo, right, Linda?
Indeed.
Okay.
Remember, we flew in for his induction into the Georgia Radio Hall of Fame with him.
He was really cool.
Yeah, it was really cool.
He's a good man.
And listen, I'm still friends with my first paid employer in Huntsville, Alabama, a guy named Bill Donovan, great guy.
Sluggo I stay in regular contact with.
He's going to be with his grandkids this Thanksgiving.
But one year I went to his house for Thanksgiving because, you know, otherwise I'm sitting home alone.
And anyway, it was very kind of him to invite me.
I go there.
And there's all this group of women.
And it's like every one of these women's kids are on Riddling.
And I had done a show.
Riddlein.
Yeah.
Riddling.
And I had done a show saying that I think these drugs are being over-prescribed.
And I'm not saying there's not some good uses for them.
There are legitimate uses.
I think generally speaking, as a society, we're over-prescribed with everything.
Although, you know, statins work if you have high cholesterol or blood pressure medicine if you have high blood pressure.
You know, they extend our lives, save our lives, prevent, you know, tragedies like strokes and heart attacks from happening.
So anyway, so all of a sudden I find myself, I am being cornered by a group of angry mothers that are apoplectic.
Apparently all of their kids are on Riddling.
And I'm like.
For what, though?
What was the reason for the Riddlin?
Do you remember?
ADD, ADHD.
I mean, that's what it's always usually prescribed for.
I think it's way more common.
Adderall is now more common than I think even Ritalin is.
And so I'm there for Thanksgiving and I am in a corner getting pummeled as if I am like, you know, from the dark side because of my position that we're over prescribing this.
Let me tell you, if being the way I was as a kid, I guarantee you teachers would want me on something, you know, maybe something to knock me out so I'd fall asleep and shut up, or they'd want me on a sedative of some kind or Riddlin so I could focus because I was so easily distracted and wanted to entertain the class.
But do you really see, see, here's my thing, right?
And I feel very strongly about this as somebody who has, I feel very strongly, because there was a time when kids were excited or kids spoke out.
I mean, being in, for example, like Liam is in school for such a long, it is a long day.
It is 9 to 3.30.
It is a long day for a seven-year-old.
And I'm like, okay, well, they need to move.
They need to exercise their legs.
They need to be up and at them.
They need to be doing things.
Like you put any sort of toddler to like basically, I would say like 10 years old, it is a long time to be still and to be listening and to be learning.
And so there needs to be more engagement, more movement, more things going on.
And I think when they say like, oh, this kid was wiggling in his seat, well, yeah, I'd wiggle too if I had to sit still for eight hours.
You're killing me.
Like they need recess.
They need gym.
They need to play.
They need the interaction.
And I think that all this over-medication, listen, there are children that need medication.
Don't get me wrong.
But I do think that the default to go to it first and to not look at other things and to have a conversation outside of it is a real problem in society today.
I mean, just hands down in the last couple of decades.
And I think that has a lot to do with just over-medicating our kids and not paying attention to them.
And also, we need to get our kids off the devices.
I mean, Liam is not allowed to have his device all week.
He gets his device for a couple hours on Saturdays and Sundays, and that's it.
But I'm really strict about it.
These other parents, they got them on there all the time.
Look, I took a very different view on PlayStation.
And my son and I, when he was four, played Scooby-Doo Night of 100 Frights.
And it's got, I think, 13 levels.
And the thing that I liked about it is if you want to know if your kid has focus issues, put him in front of a computer game and see if he focuses or she focuses on the game.
If they focus on the game and they don't focus in school, that means school is boring the hell out of them.
And in most cases, I would argue.
If they can focus on a game for hours on end, guess what?
They don't have attention deficit disorder.
They've got an attention deficit based on boredom disorder because school can be that boring.
Exactly.
All right.
So, but look, I'm not, I understand they need kids to be orderly and sit up straight and put an apple on the teacher's desk, et cetera.
But I'll never forget.
So we're getting to the end of the game and you got to have enough Scooby snacks to get to the next level of the game.
And then you're almost there and then you don't have enough Scooby snacks to get through.
And then you have to go all the way back and find some more.
And then you find some more.
And then you finally go back and you get a coin.
Then you have to place the coin in a certain place.
Anyway, so we spend an entire weekend.
And I even had one of those old DOS computers at the time, like five and a quarter, you know, floppy disks that you put on a computer.
I'm still not technical.
It wasn't then.
Anyway, so I tried all weekend to even look up how to win the game and I could not figure it out.
Couldn't.
I couldn't get the job done.
And I'll never forget because my son had never called me before a radio show before.
He calls me, you know, when he gets home from school, I don't know if the show had started.
At some point during the radio show, I get on the phone with him.
Hey, daddy, dad, dad.
Yeah.
I killed the mastermind.
He fixed, he finished the game.
The worst part is, I'm like, we go back to try to do it, duplicate it, and do it again.
And he shows me how to do it like 10 times.
And I still couldn't get it done.
He's a four-year-old kid.
And I'm like, wow, this is frustrating.
And then that, of course, led to Madden.
And, you know, that, of course, led to Call of Duty.
And that, of course, led to Fortnite.
And that, of course, led to, you know, now he's, he's, he's, he plays a game that it's going to, he told me, yeah, it would probably take him about three years to learn it.
Listen, the games are to learn it.
That's becoming a gamer.
That's different.
But I think that there, there has to be some time.
I mean, they got 10-year-olds now that need glasses because they spend too much time on computers because they're not outside in fresh air and experiencing sports.
You know, your kids had a good combination.
They did a ton of sports, but they also had the games.
You know, they did things other than that.
I'm just saying that in general, I think kids need a lot of stimulation.
Kids are too sedentary.
I think sports are a must for every kid.
100%.
I just, I don't care what it is.
Anyway, I can't believe I'm going so over here.
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Sean, a number on this Tuesday before Thanksgiving.
So much to be grateful and thankful for.
And most of it has to do with you being with us every day.
25 to the top of the hour.
Thanks for being with us.
800-941 Sean, you want to be a part of the program.
And, you know, this is a time of year that I know that we take things for granted.
It's normal.
We're so busy.
You know, we're all gulping water, it seems, every day.
At least everybody I know in my life, you know, gulps water.
Everyone that works on this show and on TV, I know gulps water every day.
But, you know, there's something about being grateful and thankful.
In this case, to all of you for making this show possible, for allowing us to surpass now 700 affiliates.
It just blows my mind.
And I'm just extraordinarily thankful and grateful.
And I don't say it enough.
You really do make this show possible when I say it at the end of the show.
And we love doing what we do.
You give us the opportunity to do it every day.
And for that, we're grateful.
When I started in this business, I can promise you I was not thinking I'd ever be successful.
I just liked it.
That's all I knew.
And I was going to try and pursue it.
And, you know, it's been a gift that keeps on giving.
And I probably won't shut up until they, you know, say goodbye.
Put me in a box in a mausoleum, by the way.
I don't want to be buried underground.
No, thank you.
I'll pass on that part.
You want to talk about the death thing again, Linda?
I'm just honestly, I'm just like, how do we go from gratefulness to dying?
I know.
Honestly, it never ceases to amaze me your ability to take every conversation to death.
I've never seen it.
That is totally true.
It is not true.
Let me tell you something.
You know what I'm going to make you for Christmas?
I'll make you a nice gift.
You ready?
I'm going to have Jason and Ethan design it.
I'm going to make you a montage.
It's going to be your death montage.
No, I don't.
All the times we start a nice conversation, whether it's about your universes, upon universes, whatever it is.
I believe that God created all that.
And I'm going to thank God for all the gifts of my life.
I believe in all of that.
And then it leads you into talking about jello and being disabled, not wanting people to take care of you, not wanting to be able to do it.
I want to be remembered.
If I become a vegetable, I just don't want people I love wasting time.
People like vegetables.
We're okay with that.
We're happy to take care of the vegetables.
Vegetables and vegetables.
A vegetable is different than people vegetables.
Vegetables we love.
It is what it is.
I live this.
I don't want people wasting their lives cleaning me and bathing me and walking me to the bathroom or cleaning up after me when I make a mess.
And I just don't want it.
No, thank you.
All right, Don and Lake Ron Con.
Come on.
What's up, Big Don?
Welcome aboard, sir.
How are you?
Happy Thanksgiving.
Thank you.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your crew and your vast audience.
Hey, Colin, how am I coming in?
Am I coming in loud and clear?
Loud and clear.
Why?
Because I'm on a cruise ship in the Gulf of Mexico, and this ship is equipped with Elon Musk's new Starlink internet.
It's incredible.
Oh, really?
That's what they're using over in Ukraine, I think, as you know.
And everyone hates Elon Musk.
The more they hate on him, and the more they're attacking him, the more I like him.
Yeah, this is one of the first ships that have it.
Sean, I had to call in.
I had to know.
You're going to deep fry a turkey again this year, right?
Of course, yes.
You plan on taking deep.
Okay.
I want to know how does deep frying a turkey, how is that going to affect a climate control alarmist?
I don't really care.
I don't live my life, you know, with their insane non-science.
They're going to applaud you.
You're going to cook the turkey in 40 minutes as opposed to six cents or five or six hours.
That's true.
Well, what am I going to do with the peanut oil when I'm done with it?
Yeah, you can save it maybe once or twice, right?
You could definitely use it again.
I mean, I remember when I used to cook burgers and fries.
I mean, I don't think we ever changed the oil once a year for the French fryer.
We did not change it very often.
Oh, man.
I'm going to tell you, if I was a little closer and I was home, I'd have you deep fry one of my turkeys.
That'd be great.
Are you going to be away for the holiday?
When do you get back from your cruise?
Yeah, I'm going to be like, I'll be back on Tuesday.
All right.
I did take the Disney cruise, one of the maiden ships.
I forget which Disney cruise ship it was when my kids were young.
It was horrible.
I'm not a cruiser.
I don't like it.
I find it confining.
And, you know, there's so many people.
It's so overcrowded.
And all these, in the case of Disney, all these young kids running around like lunatics.
And I'm looking for my kid and he's swimming in a pool and I don't want him drowning.
I'm like freaking out every five minutes.
Actually, this cruise ship is not fully, it's not fully manned.
So it's, you know, it's not to capacity.
So it's a nice trip.
There's no waiting.
There's no nothing.
It's nice.
It's just relaxing.
I've been able to do some writing and do some reading and then, of course, listening to your show.
Well, listen, Don, we love you.
I'm thankful for your friendship over all these years.
You've been a good and dear friend.
And, you know, I just think the world of you.
That's all I can say.
I think you're just an amazing guy.
And I appreciate you and your friendship and support all these years.
I know the great one Mark Levin does as well.
We've talked about you numerous times.
And have a great Thanksgiving with you and your family.
Enjoy your trip.
You deserve it.
And God bless you.
And we have a lot to be grateful for.
And we have a lot to discuss at the beginning of the year.
Yeah, we do.
I'm trying to put that off till then.
Anyway, Don, thank you.
Let's go to Houston.
Big time.
AJ, what's going on, baby?
Big time Santanity.
Hey, what's happening?
Man, you know what keeps me sane, all the three guys that be on the radio, big patriots, big time Motown Joe Pax, and big time Santanity.
Boy, if it wasn't from y'all, man, I'll probably go crazy.
Because we know they did again.
They did it again.
After we told everybody they did it again.
But we're going to hold our peace.
It's Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving to Linda, everybody on that crew of yours because they're so great.
And I'll tell you what, we get back to talking about the idiots.
We're going to enjoy this Thanksgiving.
We ain't going to let nothing deter us.
We ain't going to let nothing bother us.
We're going to go and eat some ham, turkey, greens, and neck bones.
And we're going to enjoy every delicious bite of all of it, aren't we?
Oh, yes, we are.
And don't forget the pies and the sweet potato pies.
We cook some good stuff here now.
Come on.
You know that song by Alabama, Sweet Potato Pie in the Shut My Mouth.
Remember that song?
Jason, if you can pull it up there.
That's great.
Oh my God.
But Sean, hey, y'all have a safe one, and I will get you back on the rebound.
And be safe out there, big daddy, because you know it's clowns out there.
And love you guys.
God bless America and get ready for the fight.
We still do it again.
Well, Georgia has one on December 6th.
I know Republicans have this reluctance and resistance, I guess, justifiably so against early voting and voting by mail, but you've got to put it behind.
You cannot let Warnot get a massive lead.
And it's frustrating.
Anyway, big time.
Thank you, my friend.
God bless you.
Chad in Texas, what's going on, Chad?
How are you?
Oh, my gosh, Sean.
I'm so thankful to get through the phone lines here on Thanksgiving week.
Very lot to be thankful for.
You caught me in my son's basketball tournament today, so I get to live the best of both worlds, see my son play, and I get to talk and helping out a customer at the same time.
Wow, you're like juggling everything today.
Good for you.
Yes, yes.
And let's see, we're two days away from Thanksgiving, so it's always best not to talk politics.
We'll just leave that for the Thanksgiving dinner, correct?
But you don't want to do it there because there are so many differences in the political world now.
But I like to relate it to, you know, life and also this midterm elections that just surpassed us.
Like you, I was not big on the red wave, red tsunami.
I was just hoping that, okay, we can, hopefully we can take one of the two.
In a perfect world, we want perfection in an imperfect world.
But it was a great night for us red-blooded Americans out of Republic IKENS because we did take back the House.
We came close to the Senate and Donald J. Trump made his big-time announcement that we all pretty much could make a really good bet that he was going to do.
So things may not be so great, hunky-dory of everything that's going on in our life and our economy.
And continuous on that avenue, it's like the Rocky speech.
Life is great, but it ain't all sunshine or rainbows.
But things can be.
Nothing's going to hit as hard as life itself.
Life isn't all sunshine and rainbows, but it's not about how hard you can get hit, about how hard you get hit.
It's about how hard you can get hit.
Let me tell you something you already know.
The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows.
It's a very mean and nasty place.
And I don't care how tough you are.
It will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it.
You, me, or nobody is going to hit as hard as life.
But it ain't about how hard you hit.
It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.
How much you can take and keep moving forward.
That's how winning is done.
Now, if you know what you're worth, then go out and get what you're worth.
But you got to be willing to take the hits and not pointing fingers saying you ain't where you want to be because of him or her or anybody.
Cowards do that and that ain't you.
You're better than that.
Yeah, I think you're right.
There it is.
I relate that to so many things when it comes to politics, when it comes to sports.
Just look at Tom Brady.
Came back this season after being retired for two months.
Not only did he come back out of retirement, but he went through a bleeping divorce that the whole world knew about.
And I've told so many people, how would you like it if the whole world knew about your divorce?
Life has kind of kicked him a little bit, but he's having a rebounding ever since then.
A life changed.
Now he's getting back out.
Explain better.
Donald J. Trump lost the election with an asterisk besides it.
He took a blow.
But what does he keep on doing?
He keeps on giving a punch, but he's taking a punch.
And now he's going to be back on top in a matter of two years.
That quote right there, I relate that to so many things, politics, sports, my own personal life, and conversations I have with my son.
Life, it ain't all sunshine and rainbows, but at the same time, it's very, very beautiful.
We're all blessed.
This week of Thanksgiving, Sean, I know you can attest to that.
You're very blessed.
I'm sure you're a much-needed vacation Thanksgiving week because you went boss to the wall for months on end on this midterm.
I'm coming back, and we're headed.
By the way, we're coming back and headed to Georgia, just so you know.
I'm not giving up.
We're going to be headed straight to Georgia.
But I got to roll.
You're right.
And I hope everybody hears your message.
Be grateful.
Be thankful because God has blessed us all.
Oh, you know, I meant to get to this earlier.
Linda, you saw this about Adam Schiff.
Now, he, Swalwell, Congresswoman Omar are going to be stripped of their committee assignments.
Now, this is exactly what Nancy Pelosi implemented in the last Congress.
So you wouldn't think it's controversial.
I mean, you've got the biggest congenital liar that just kept saying Russia collusion, Russia collusion, Russia collusion, lie, lie, lie.
I mean, he's been at the forefront, Adam Schiff, since the beginning.
He's full of it.
And, you know, here's an example: a never-ending Russia collusion lies.
And then I'll tell you about the irony on the other side.
I've been very clear over the last year, a year and a half, that there is ample evidence of collusion in plain sight.
I could certainly say with confidence that there is significant evidence of collusion between the campaign and Russia.
There is already, in my view, ample evidence in the public domain on the issue of collusion, if you're willing to see it.
So those are his lies.
Now, here's the interesting part: the one guy that actually was colluding to get information from the Russians, besides Hillary paying for the dirty Russian dossier, was Adam Schiff when he was pranked by Russians.
He thinks he's speaking to a real Russian that has compromising materials on, it's like my favorite tape, on Donald Trump, Naked Trump.
And Vladimir knows, and can we get the information?
Listen.
And what's the nature of the compromise?
Well, there were pictures of Naked Trump.
And so Putin was made aware of the availability of the compromising material.
Yes, of course.
Thank you very much.
We will be back in touch with you through our staff to make arrangements to obtain these materials for our committee and for the FBI.
And I appreciate you reaching out to us.
I mean, I just compromising materials.
I'll tell you, I'm grateful for that this Thanksgiving, them getting kicked off their committee assignments.
See you later.
What is the nature of the compromise?
What pics is in Naked Trump?
Did Vladimir see them?
Does he know about them?
Of course, Vladimir Bushgard, the Naked Pixes of Donald Trump.
You know, he knows we get them here.
Colluding.
That's collusion.
Anyway, you can't make this up.
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All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
That's going to be it for us this week, except Hannity tonight, 9 Eastern on the Fox News channel.
Herschel Walker, Lindsey Graham, Ted Cruz had a rally together.
Joe Concha, Clay Travis, Mark Meadows, Pam Bondi, Monica Crowley, news you'll never get from the media mob.
I can promise you that.
Anyway, Satan DVR, Nine Eastern, Hannity, Fox News.
Hope you'll join us.
And to your families, you know, in spite of hard, tough times, we still live in the greatest country God gave man.
We will eventually fix this.
I am a perpetual optimist in that sense.
And remember, we know how the story ends.
But I want to wish you and your families a great, great Thanksgiving.
So much to be thankful and grateful for, not the least of which is you supporting this program and Hannity, the TV show, every single day in and out, all year long, helping my dreams come true.
And we're trying to live up to your expectations.
Have a great Thanksgiving.
See you back here on Monday and on Hannity tonight.