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March 30, 2023 - Sean Hannity Show
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Losing Your Stoves - March 30th, Hour 3
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I know it's a little mind-numbing.
I know it's kind of hard to comprehend, but it is true.
It is real, it's a fact.
But the federal government wants to come after your stove, wants to eliminate gas stoves.
By the way, one of the the cleaning burning the cleanest burning fuels out there, you know, pretty amazing.
And then they're gonna go after your air conditioners, and then they just lie to you after there was some pushback on the gas stove issue.
Well, first gener for uh Grandholm, the energy secretary said nobody's taking away anybody's gas stove.
This is what she said.
You've heard the right wing talk in front of gas stoves, right?
But there are some states and there are some leaders who are recommending that we move away from gas stoves, right?
Uh talk to us about well, first of all, is the Biden administration coming after gas stoves?
The Biden administration are not coming.
I know you've got to say, of course, of course, of course they're not.
I will say this.
The Department of Energy regulates appliances, and like with all appliances, stoves are one of the things that we are trying to seek additional efficiency on.
So we've put out uh proposed regulations with respect to increasing efficiency for regular stoves, for gas stoves, for electric stove, etc.
Nobody's taking away anybody's gas stove.
Really?
Because this is now Jennifer Granholm saying, yeah, um, some gas stoves are gonna be impacted by the government proposal, and then you have states like New York that want to eliminate it completely in terms of any new building that is ever put up, which by the way is gonna be hard to do unless you can figure out a way to build a building without metal and steel and glass, uh, maybe toothpicks and uh match sticks.
Maybe that's how we'll build uh uh big tower buildings in New York moving forward.
Anyway, this is Jennifer Grantholm contradicting herself.
The gas stoves that would be impacted are high impact, high high-end gas stoves for the you know, the more most expensive gas stoves.
And the reason why they were uh they were found to be inadequate is because in many cases they're very heavy grates, and the burners can be an oval shape, which causes uh an excess amount of natural gas to be emitted relative to the pot that's on there.
So it's just it's it's a wasteful uh use of natural gas.
Anyway, now the irony in all of all in all of this is there's been pictures of a ton of liberals all over the place.
And guess what?
In the back, you can see a gas stove.
You know, Jill Biden even had one.
I mean, it's a joke, but it's real, and the cost, you think the government's gonna give you a free gas uh free electric stove?
I doubt it.
And by the way, I I've gotta point out it's one of the cleanest burning fuels, natural gas.
It's that simple.
For the next, for the foreseeable future, meaning in the next few decades, our economy, the world's economy, is gonna be run on oil, gas, and and fuel.
That's it.
And I hope they do come up with cheaper, cleaner uh forms of energy.
I'm not against that.
But right now, I'm looking at the reality.
And energy-wise, by not producing our the energy domestically, and we have, you know, the vast resources that will last hundreds of years, uh, we have now become dependent on countries that hate our guts, and Joe Biden is making countries like Saudi Arabia, uh, countries like Venezuela even rich again.
And these should be a high paying career American jobs.
It drives me nuts.
It's also good for national security.
I don't want to be relying on Saudi Arabia, China's new friend for anything.
Anyway, joining us now, Tim Stewart, president of U.S. Oil and Gas.
Sir, how are you?
Glad you could be with us.
Mr. Hannah, you're a great American.
Thanks for having me on.
Yes, sir.
You're a great American.
God bless you.
God bless America.
Our country's an absolute mess, and we have unilaterally disarmed in the energy sector, the lifeblood of the world's economy, and we will, as my mother once used my mother said often, we will rue the day.
Yeah, I think we are right now, and and I I think you teed this up really well.
You know, uh sixty-one percent of U.S. households use natural gas.
Sixty-five percent of our reduced emissions have been com that come because we have switched from coal to natural gas.
Natural gas is where we need to be for the future.
And yet we have the administration who refuses to admit that.
And frankly, this gas stove issue uh is incredibly frustrating because the amount of efficiency that they will that they will be able to implement and the amount of savings amounts to literally pennies for each each user.
So we're a little bit frustrated, but uh I think we we have we we run a real risk here that we end up winning the wrong fight because theoretically I think we can probably beat the Biden administration back on these regulations about gas stoves.
But the challenge is the dark money in the environmental groups are running very concentrated campaigns at the state and local level, like you mentioned, where I may be able to have my right to buy an installed gas stove, but I won't be able to get a residential gas line to run to it anymore.
And the environmentals will say, hey, we didn't ban anything, go buy that stove, but good luck in getting natural gas to your house, though.
I mean, it's uh it's pretty uh amazing to me that this is the position we now find ourselves in.
Uh news broke today, and this was on MBC, by the way, uh House Republicans, they are to their credit moving to unleash America's energy industry uh in the face of Joe Biden's adherence to new Green Deal socialism and the climate alarmist religious cult as I call it.
Anyway, a GOP bill up for a vote today would sharply increase the domestic energy production in the country, and that includes natural gas and coal and ease permitting restrictions to the that's delaying pipelines, refineries, and other projects.
Now, I don't think they're going to be successful, but they are making a statement, and the statement is elect us, and we'll go back to energy independence and hopefully even take it a step further, which is where I would take it, energy dominance.
We could be supplying all of Western Europe with all of their energy needs.
And you know what?
We always use the term, you know, an oil-rich nation.
We can be an energy rich America and maybe pay down the trillions and trillions and trillions in debt that these politicians have squandered over the years.
So I agree with you.
You know, the interesting thing, and and I know you've talked at length about this, but the the issue is what is the the oil and gas asset that the federal government itself holds.
The federal lands hold about 15 or 20 percent of the total oil and gas assets in the U.S. And for all intents and purposes, last two years of Biden administration pull those off the table for future development, as you know.
Imagine you would the pressure place on any other industry if say you pulled 20% of the airplanes out of commission by the FAA or 20% of the trucks were pulled off the road by transportation, you see it has a huge impact.
Thing with domestic energy reduction, unless you're an operator exclusively on private lands, most operators in Western states have this mix of federal and state and private lands, and if you pull fifteen or twenty percent of those available resources off the table as real ramifications.
That's why this bill is so important to us.
It streamlines the permitting process, and frankly, uh it forces the renewable energy who now finds themselves in the same position the oil and gas industry does with regards to this morass of permit, uh permitting problems that we're now tied together.
So it's encouraging, I think, uh to get this bill passed from the House this week, and then they'll go to the Senate where we'll all good ideas go to die, but we'll at least we've got something to be talking about.
Well, and and there's also a new vision and an alternative, hopefully for the future, that we'll we'll be depending on, and hopefully we'll make that transition uh with an election won in November of 2024.
You're the expert.
How many years worth of oil, gas, coal, does this country have uh known resources that we could tap into that are available.
What do we know what we have?
How many years worth of natural gas, for example, do we have that we know about?
Well, you know, our industry is really interesting because uh, you know, we're theoretically according to the Luddites and uh and the uh the other side.
We were supposed to have run out ten years ago.
But look, when the when the Biden administration is saying that we're gonna see increase in domestic production through twenty fifty, another another fifteen, twenty years at least, we've got at least a hundred years uh of uh resource available to us.
There's conventional, there's unconventional, there's there's stuff in in oil shale and oil fans.
It's really, really exciting what we have going forward.
But uh, you know, it keep those gas stoves that people are trying to get rid of, they're gonna be around for a long time.
And that's really our whole purpose is to give yeah if I could for a minute, you know.
I last summer when gas prices were high, I'd go to church and the old ladies would gather around me and they kinda beat me up because they knew I w they worked for oil and gas industry.
And uh that's changed, you know.
They they now come to us about well, are there's government gonna come take away my gas stove?
And this really really pisses people off.
They're upset.
They figured out the wise because the kitchen's one place in our homes where everybody congregates.
It's the heart of family life, it's where you raise your kids, it's where you have your arguments, etc.
etc.
And they view this as an absolute invasion of their personal space by uninvited guests.
They let they view their choice and their freedoms being taken away.
And that's where uh the industry needs to stand up and do something.
That's why we're starting this little initiative to to give people some information through hands off my stove dot com.
It's a new website we've started to get them signed up to figure out what they can do.
But they're gonna, you know, this is like I said, this ticks people off and they want to give these environments and pajama boys the middle finger and say, I don't give a crap if the way I cook dinner makes you feel sad.
Get the hell out of my house.
And we want to be able to help people understand there's there's ways to respond back to this and give them that opportunity.
Well, listen, Tim Stewart, President U.S. Oil and Gas, uh will check in with you regularly, I am certain, and we really appreciate uh you doing that, and I hope I can keep my gas stove.
Can you I might actually buy like backups, like three or four or five of 'em, maybe get, you know, thousand gallon tanks of propane, put into my in the ground in my backyard.
I'm I don't know.
I'll try and do something like that.
I'd suggest you give Stacey Abrams a call because she uh well, she just took a role with the with one of the environmental groups about how to get rid of gas stoves and how they're so bad for poor people.
She's got a very nice uh beautiful gas range in her home that we you can see in one of her old campaign commercials called Cooking.
So they're hypocrites.
Amazing hypocrisy.
Anyway, the your website, hands off my stove dot com.
Uh I hope a lot of people go there because it's great information.
Uh we appreciate you being with us.
Thank you, Tim Stewart.
Thanks, John.
Appreciate it.
Thanks a lot.
800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
Let's get to our busy telephones.
Julie in Alabama.
What's going on, Julie?
How are you?
Glad you called.
Hey, doing great, Sean, thank you.
What can I do for you?
What's on your mind today?
Uh okay, so yesterday I heard you talking and you were talking about the military bases, the drag shows, and then you posed the question, who started this?
And right before, you know, you said that I thought the same thing.
It's like who gave the order?
Who gave the mandate?
We're going, we're going straight into libraries.
We're gonna hit the kids, we're going into the schools, wherever they'll let us speak to a young audience.
And you know, the mama bear in me just really rises up and says, Okay, drive the steak in the in the ground and say no more.
Um, but you know, I do want to know who gave the order.
Like who started this?
Let me give you what's in the news today.
I'll just give you headlines, and this is the stuff I read every day.
Uh in Texas now, they have to have a push to ban drag queen shows for kids.
It now has passed its first hurdle in the uh uh by a vote of six to two in the Senate committee there.
Uh the Washington Post is mocking parents requesting transparency on gender identity curriculum.
Quote, I want to vomit was one of the comments.
Uh Kentucky legislature has now overridden the Democratic governor's veto on a bill banning sex changes for minors.
Uh in West Virginia, their governor signed a ban on gender affirming care.
Um we have another story at a North Carolina community college, a girl straddled by a drag queen uh that sparked outrage at at that particular school.
Um it is a church uh assembly to debate urging the U.S. government to renounce transgender procedures on my on on minors.
By the way, and we brought this up yesterday.
General Milley now finally commented he's gonna put an end to drag queen story hour on military bases.
Thank you, Matt Gates, for that.
Uh it's even Joe Rogan goes off on this, you know, transgender female athletes competing against biological women.
Uh yeah, I don't think that's fair.
And even Caitlin Jenner right here on this show was very articulate.
I don't really care what the testosterone levels are when an athlete is competing at twenty or twenty-one or twenty-two, what was it when they were thirteen, fourteen, fifteen?
That matters.
Um and I and by the way, I'm not done.
Michigan State warns against using bigoted phrases like Christmas trees, terrorist or overweight.
Oh, I can't talk about myself when I have a little belly, although I've been knocking it down pound by pound.
Uh so you get my point.
That by the way, that's just today's news on these issues, just today.
Right.
And the the story you brought up with the straddling of the 14-year-old girl, I saw the picture of that, and I thought to myself, I know that girl walked into that that show thinking it was going to be quote fun, and never expected some grown man to sit on her like that.
And I'm thinking, you know, our children really don't give consent, you know, for what's being put in front of them.
But the adults can.
I mean, so if you're an adult, want to go do that.
But children don't have can give consent.
I I leave the children alone.
You want to go transgender, you're an adult, go do what you want to do.
I am not I honestly, I think most Americans are pretty libertarian.
Live your life the way you want to live.
I believe in freedom.
But freedom for adults, not freedom to indoctrinate kids.
Anyway, good call.
You know, you could juxtapose that.
Linda, you'll love this story.
University of Pennsylvania, they have now done away with dean's list uh recognition.
Now, by the way, when I was in college, the times I made the dean's list, I was pretty proud of myself for making the dean's list.
Three AQ, Hannity did pretty well for a guy that worked full-time while I was going to school.
And um now we're gonna get away with that, but we're gonna have story hour, you know, with drag queens.
And then we're gonna talk about to minors the issue of transgenderism and gender identity.
You know, how about a little bit of age appropriateness?
And let me add, I know this is a wild old-fashioned uh out-of-date thought process, but maybe schools should go back to the basics because they're screwing it up so bad, and that would be reading, writing, math, science, real history, and computers.
And maybe they should start learning about uh artificial intelligence and chat GPT because their world is gonna be transformed by it.
You know, you can't you just cannot make this stuff up.
Linda, pretty amazing.
So this caller in the last hour, and I had planned on doing this today.
Um, all of these stories, now this happens every day.
Now we've been very focused on, you know, is former President Trump gonna get indicted.
We've been focused on Biden's economy, we've been focused on, you know, woke military, we've been focused on so many other issues, our broken borders, uh, the disastrous energy policy policies, the disastrous economic policies.
So people aren't really paying attention to these things.
So juxtapose the University of Pennsylvania, beginning July first of this year, will stop recognizing academic achievements and the designation of being on the dean's list.
I made it on the dean's list when I was in college.
I remember my first semester of college.
I got a 3.8 and I was working full time, not too bad.
And uh paying my own way through school.
Um, but then you look at the rest of the stories.
This is just one day's worth of news.
I don't know where this whole thing came from about drag queen story hour for children.
I have no idea.
Or where, you know, all of a sudden we're finding out that there are many teachers around the country, story after story, that feel they have the right to circumvent parental authority and values and instill their values in children as it relates to controversial issues uh involving gender identity, et cetera.
We've told you many of these stories.
They're all our children.
And the the reason you're the teachers of the year is because you recognize that.
Not somebody else's children, they're like yours when they're in the classroom.
As an educator, I am constantly worried if I am part of the problem.
What do I mean by that?
Well, public education is an institution that upholds lots of problematic systems in our society, like white supremacy and misogyny and colonization, etc.
And my role as an educator, I try to undermine that BS in my classroom as much as I possibly can.
I teach high school English, and whoo, the white supremacy runs deep.
What do I mean by that?
Well, let's look at how we write essays.
Start with an introduction that includes a thesis.
Always cite your sources.
Use transition words like however and therefore.
These are all made up rules.
They're arbitrary.
They were created by Westerners in power.
In linguistic justice, April Baker Bell calls this the language of respectability or the language of power.
She got me thinking.
What if I started my school year with a unit honoring how we talk rather than teaching students how to write properly?
For the first time in my life, I am going to be teaching at a majority white school.
And I'm kind of interested to see how students and parents react to my classroom, or if they even notice anything about it.
Um because it's built for non-white students.
Um what I mean by that is like if you look around and you interact with some of the materials I have, you'll you'll notice that there's like no white kids represented in that.
So this comment right here is asking me to explain um why not wanting critical race theory in the classroom is racist.
Thank you for asking me this question.
I'd love to explain it.
So critical race theory talks about how the systems that we have, the laws that we have, um, how all of those are designed to oppress people groups.
Things like mass incarceration, the prison industrial system, the military industrial system, all of those are used to oppress people groups.
We can dismantle racism by dismantling systems of oppression, not by being nice to people.
You know, uh in Texas, uh believe it or not, the stay out of a Senate committee.
This is only part of the process.
Uh anyway, they are now passing two bills restricting, quote, drag queen performances in the presence of children.
They now have to form legislation.
When did this become so popular?
I must have missed it.
Washington Post, remember the their slogan, democracy dies in darkness, mocking parents for requesting public records on what their children are learning on topics relating to gender identity and race.
Uh, Wednesday in a social media post on their TikTok page.
Uh resources are being shifted away from students' academic needs at the exact instant America is facing falling test scores, a teen mental health crisis, and a teacher shortage.
And because of how much time and money is needed to process these requests, they are now changing what schools uh are spending on their funding.
And they then proceeded to mock parents' complaints about information being left out of the public record requests relating to race, gender, and sexual orientation.
I'm very tired.
I'm almost I almost want to vomit when I hear hear the word redaction.
Oh, in other words, you parents maybe investigated as domestic terrorists.
Just shut your mouth when it comes to educating your kids and what your these teachers are teaching.
Over in Kentucky, the state legislature there overrode Democratic governors, the Democratic governor's veto of a bill banning sex change surgeries for minors on Wednesday.
They had to take it and override a veto.
Not easy to do.
Then we have another story, this one out of a North Carolina community college, uh, a drag queen straddling a girl during a racy performance at the school.
Well, I'm not sure I want to even send my kids to college and have them indoctrinated in a school environment like that.
I I'd prefer they actually learn something about their future profession, maybe economics, maybe communications, uh, maybe pre med, pre-law, whatever they happen to want to get into.
Anyway, one church assembly, they had to debate urging the U.S. government to renounce the sin of transgender procedure.
Now, we learned during this Nashville shooting, you know, I always thought it was um it we were told by the woke crowd, the left in America, the the PC crowd, that you should never ever attack someone's deeply held religious beliefs.
Now you can go after radical extremists.
We always make the distinction, always have, as it rates the as it relates to radical Islamists.
Uh we're not talking about all Muslims.
We make a distinction.
You know, but if you say something that's anti-Semitic, you are widely condemned.
If you say something that is deemed Islamophobic, you are widely condemned.
By the way, I'd say rightly so.
But it's okay.
It's you know, free gate.
Oh, maybe these kids maybe the people at this covenant church, they didn't pray enough.
That's okay.
And other comments like I went over yesterday.
It's unbelievable.
And then, of course, we have, you know, wokeness all over our military, where we literally have the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has to make the comment that he will end drag queen story hour on military basis after a pretty heated exchange with Congressman Matt Gates.
We played part of the exchange yesterday that he had with somebody else.
Then we have, you know, the issue of biolog men born uh people born biologically as male, transgender, and become female competing in female sports.
I'll quote Caitlin Jenner on that every day.
I don't care about the testosterone levels when somebody's 22.
What were they when they hit puberty?
That makes a big difference.
Anyway, good point.
You know, and by the way, Caitlin Jenner is a phenomenal golfer.
If she played the the senior LPGA tour, I'm telling you, she would she would rock it.
I mean, uh we obviously knew Caitlin when Caitlin was Bruce.
I mean, he wanted to cathlon.
He's an Olympic athlete of all athletes at the time.
Now she's a she, and she said it would be unfair for me to compete.
She said this on this very show.
Friend of mine.
He's called me, we've talked about it, I've interviewed her, and you know, she explained a lot about it to me that I didn't understand before.
Um I feel pretty libertarian, and I think most Americans are.
You know what?
We're so wrapped up in our everyday lives.
Do you really care what other adults choose to do in their life?
Because I don't.
I mean, I wish them the best.
I wish them all of God's blessings.
Um, but it's not my job to tell people how to live their lives.
Now people seek my advice, my counsel, my input.
I'm always willing to help somebody out.
Breaking news on 710 WOR.
Jeff McKinney in from the WR newsroom and all major news outlets now are reporting.
Everyone is in agreement that former President Trump has been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury in the Stormy Daniels Hush Money case.
The grand jury voted to indict just in the last hour or so.
So Trump has been indicted, it would seem for sure now, much more throughout the evening here on 710 WOR.
Now it's back to Hannity.
The Sean Hannity show already in progress.
Apologizing profusely for focusing on one already harassed minority.
He also confessed to his full house of privilege.
And uh anyway, in the deleted tweet that he had posted Monday, the actor uh addressed the woke Hollywood trend of casting only LGBTQ actors in LGBTQ roles.
A question, if the only people allowed to play trans characters are trans folks, then are we also suggesting that the only people trans folks can play are trans characters?
I you know, I I'm only pointing out the magnitude, the impact, how widespread this has gotten.
Maybe I'm old fashioned.
Kind of came out of nowhere to me.
Uh I understood when Caitlin Jenner gave her interview with Diane Sawyer that it was a game changer.
But I didn't think we'd have teachers and schools trying to indoctrinate our kids.
Meanwhile, you look at Michigan State, and again, our prayers are still with them after what happened there, but they're warning against using bigoted phrases like Christmas trees.
Terrorists or overweight.
What a what a what how do I describe myself, Linda, when my tummy gets a little big then?
You want to that was that response worthy or was that rhetorical?
No, it wasn't rhetorical.
Occasionally I have to watch what I eat.
Christmas time is a time of giving and growing.
Sometimes growing in particular areas from too many cookies.
It's okay.
I don't eat cookies.
I'm very, very, you know, keto-friendly paleo.
At Christmas?
Always.
No, you're not.
Yes, I stop lying to the audience.
I'm not loyaling to the audience.
I'm not.
Whoa, it's a low blow.
See that?
That was a low.
I'm calling your pastor.
Right before Christ Rise.
I am calling your pastor.
I am calling your pastor.
Listen.
In the middle of Lent.
My pastor is out of his mind right now with all this news.
You kidding me?
He wants to rip his hair out.
Exactly.
That's why he's going to yell at you for me.
All right, let's get to our phones.
Mark in Texas.
What's up, Mark?
How are you?
I'm good.
Hey, thank you for taking my call.
Um, so there's a lot of um, I guess, uh, rumors going around that the Democrats want Trump to win the primary because they truly believe that Joe Biden can beat him again.
If he did it fairly, you know, that's up for asking me any day now.
My habit.
Well, if they if they really believe that, why are they trying so hard to indict him?
Yeah, they've I've heard that that's a lot of people are bringing up to me because they know I'm a Republican.
They believe that the reason they're trying to indict him and they're trying to bring all this um I guess uh attention towards him because they know that it'll push him past a finish line past DeSantis.
Um if he wins, I do I do believe he wins, and I hope he wins the primary.
Do you think that he can beat Joe Biden this time?
I think I think that whatever is going to drive the election in 2024 is not happened yet.
It's gonna be now some things have happened.
You know, Joe's horrific economic policies, his his terrible farm policy.
Uh the move of China and Putin and Qi and Putin and Russia and Iran, and you know, there's a lot going on, a lot of moving parts uh on the border, on the economy, on energy, uh, on, you know, the the decimating the American dream for so many people.
All of that's gonna be a part of it, but there's gonna be a lot more that unfolds between now and November 2024.
None of which I predict is gonna be particularly good for the country or the world.
And I pray to God that I'm wrong.
But I don't think I am.
I I do believe that.
Uh in the case of Russia and China, I do believe they're just waiting to see who wins this election coming up.
I may be wrong, but I do believe that if Joe Biden wins again, that's when they'll attack.
Uh, I really appreciate it.
Well, thanks so much for for calling.
You know, we'll see what happens.
I think China's going into Taiwan, and this new axis of evil scares the hell out of me.
I got an idea.
I think I know the way that they're gonna bring down America.
We're gonna offer Joe Biden ice cream.
He's gonna get very distracted, right?
They're just gonna start talking about ice cream, all the flavors they have.
He loves chocolate chocolate chip, it's his favorite.
And then G's just gonna be like, you know what, Joe?
She just take a seat.
You know, we got a nice cozy guest room.
And while Joey's upstairs having some good ice cream, you know, uh G will just take over the rest of the world with all the support from the Middle East and Putin and every other bad actor because that's what we've allowed to happen, and no one takes us seriously.
As is the case by now, Europe and other Middle Eastern nations considering their currency trading to be more popular with the yen than it would be with the dollar.
Anyway, we appreciate the call.
800 941 Sean.
Linda, those are pretty good points.
We really appreciate it.
Thanks for your input.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up uh for today.
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