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Rightly so, Republicans are dealing with what is now the fallout, the epidemic that is crime in big cities and small towns all across this country.
And that is, and it's very simple, the principle.
If you don't have law and order, if you don't have safety and security, it's A squared, B squared, C squared.
You cannot pursue happiness.
You just can't.
And if you look at just a little example around the country over the weekend, you got teenagers literally terrorizing parts of Chicago, hundreds of teens destroying property, attacking tourists.
By the way, days after they announced that the 2024 Democratic National Convention will be there, how exciting.
I get to go right in the middle of that Adam Schipp show.
No, thank you.
I'm not looking forward to it.
Anyway, far left Chicago mayor condemns the takeover, but says it's not constructive to demonize the youth.
How about the people that are involved in the crimes?
How about we just call it out for what it is?
Criminal activity.
We can't do that in this day and age of no bail laws and of course defund, dismantle the police.
Then you got out in Los Angeles ransacking of this gas station, a mob of people there.
It's just unbelievable.
You know, in malls now, they're demanding chaperones are needed for teenagers in New Jersey malls because of the unruly behavior of some of these kids.
You got retail crime now soaring by 26.5%, costing all these big box stores a whopping $96 billion in losses.
That's why they're leaving cities like San Francisco.
That's why they're leaving cities like Los Angeles and in Chicago and New York and everywhere else.
They're beginning to say, and we can't make money when you allow people to walk out with $1,000 worth of goods or $999 worth of goods and you don't stop them.
Anyway, so the Judiciary Committee led by Jim Jordan will be on Hannity tonight.
They did a really good job today so far.
It's been ongoing.
And anyway, it's got to stop at some point.
Now, Jordan himself talked about remember Jose Alba, the bodega worker, and what he went through through a lawyer described being charged for murder despite being attacked and just defending himself.
Now, this now gets into the issue of federal monies going to states like New York City and a pro color of change funded by Soros, elected Manhattan District Attorney, that only cares about going after one guy, Donald Trump, for nothing and not arresting violent criminals and stopping the insanity with the no bail laws.
I want to play a rather lengthy segment of Madeline Braem.
She is the mother of a homicide victim describing Bragg's treatment towards her son's murderers, saying that Bragg's office treated her family like garbage, saying that we don't give a damn about politics.
We need someone who stands for law and order.
Responds to Nadler's comments, the idiot that he is, that two of her son's four killers were given life sentences.
Listen to this woman unload on these guys.
Good morning.
My name is Madeline Braem.
I am the chairwoman of Victims' Rights Reform Council.
I'm also the mother of a homicide victim.
My son, Sergeant Hassan Korea, Afghanistan war retired veteran, was killed in Harlem in 2018.
Hassan was kicked, punched, stomped, and stabbed nine times by four individuals he did not know, nor had he done them any harm.
All four of these individuals were apprehended and all four charged with first-degree gang assault and second-degree murder.
This case just resolved this year.
So this case drug on through the Manhattan criminal court system for four and a half years.
When Alvin Bragg came into office, he was held, he was handed a strong trial-ready murder case and gang assault case against all four of these individuals where this brutal savage homicide was captured on video.
He was handed a strong trial-ready case ready to go to trial.
As soon as he took office, the case immediately began to unravel.
He dismissed, completely dismissed, gang assault and murder indictments against two of the defendants, clearly on video, participating in the brutal savage slaughter of my son, Mary Saunders, the sister involved in the homicide.
He dismissed her indictment and recharged her with assault with a shoe and sentenced her to one year time served.
Travis Stewart dismissed his gang assault and murder indictment and sentenced him to attempted gang assault.
And he pled guilty and sentenced him to seven years.
Travis will be out in the next 18 months.
Mary Saunders, this savage, is currently walking the streets of Harlem like she didn't just participate in the brutal slaughter of another human being.
Home with her family, home with her children.
If that's not a threat to public safety, I don't know what is.
And as far as the Manhattan District Attorney's office, if he's receiving one penny of federal dollars, you need to pull that funding until he starts doing his damn job and prosecuting crime.
I was totally disrespected.
Me, my family, my grandchildren, we were treated like garbage.
Like garbage.
I've sat for four and a half years and saw mothers walk in and out.
We have a mother sitting here right now whose son, two sons, one died and the other one is on a colossopy bag.
This is out of Darcelle Clark's jurisdiction.
So I'm not the only one.
There are hundreds and thousands of us.
We don't give a damn about your politics.
We don't care.
It could be the man from the moon who's running for president.
Okay?
As long as whoever's in there is stand for law and order and is going to return some civility and sanity to our city.
Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Ms. Graham, you failed to note that as a result of D.A. Bragg's prosecution, two men are currently serving life sentences for the murder of your son.
Mr. Jordan, I'm sorry, if Mr. Nadler is going to make derogatory comments towards the mother of a homicide victim, he could at least allot her some time to respond.
Sergeant Hassan Korea is dead forever.
Dead forever.
There are four people directly responsible for his murder.
Two people is not justice.
And until there is justice for the murder of my son, there will be no peace.
None.
All four, I'm asking for a special prosecutor to reopen those murder and gang assault charges against Mary Stewart, Mary Saunders, and Travis Stewart.
Present that evidence.
Present that video to a jury and allow them to decide those homicidal maniacs, innocence or guilt.
My son is dead forever.
They deserve to be in prison forever.
Thank you.
All right, joining us now with Reaction.
Greg Jarrett is with us, of course, at the Fox News Channel.
He has his upcoming soon-to-be-released book.
If you want a first print edition, we've linked it to Hannity.com.
Of course, it will be on Amazon.com soon to be released.
David Schoen, former counsel for President Trump and former civil liberties attorney and board member of the Alabama Civil Liberties Union.
By the way, thank you both for being with us.
By the way, I think we ought to give a reminder to our audience, David, that you represented Joey Bergen, and he was beaten by a group of attackers in Times Square because he's Jewish.
That case got a lot of news.
But I just want to make sure that we're transparent as we can.
Let's start, David, with you, because you represent a client that has been a victim of New York violence.
And now the question is whether if they're not going to enforce the laws of this country and allow people to be safe and secure, why should the federal government even participate in providing the monies to keep them safe?
Right.
Well, you know, Joey Borgen's father testified today.
Joey Borgen was a young man who on May 20th, 2021, was walking in Times Square wearing a yarmulke, a Jewish head covering, showing his support for Israel.
And he was surrounded by a group and attacked five or six people, beaten almost to death, pepper sprayed, brutally beaten, beaten with weapons.
And it was all captured on video.
All of the assailants were identified.
Some were charged with hate crimes.
One was most recently arrested, part of the group also.
And Mr. Borgen testified today because he's very afraid for what happened to his son, what could happen to other people, because this case now has dragged on forever.
And the district attorney, Mr. Bragg, has offered unbelievable deals to some of these assailants.
It's not like it's a questionable matter of proof.
This is all caught on video.
And one of the assailants, a guy named Wasim Awadeh, was said when he was arrested, said he would do it again.
And the things that he and the others yelled at Mr. Borgen, effing Jew and pepper spraying him in the face while yelling things about Israel and Jews and all of that, he offered him a six-month deal for this hate crime.
And one of the defendants, he's offered no jail time at all.
So that's the kind of thing that's really troubling people.
And on the other hand, you know, you talk about a double standard.
We have eight prosecutors assigned to the Trump prosecution for misdemeanor now supposedly convolutedly transformed into a felony.
It's very hard to justify this double standard.
All right, quick break more with David Schoen, Craig Jarrett on the heroes by the House Judiciary Committee in New York City today, just laying out how awful Alvin Bragg has been and basically how they're enabling the crime to spiral out of control, not just in New York City, but around the country and big cities, small towns, everywhere.
25 to the top of the hour, toll-free on number, 800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, let me play a little cut.
Right here, this is Madeline Braem, the House Judiciary Committee, 17, having their hearings on defund, dismantled, no-bail laws, and how New York City, just like so many other big cities and small towns, are suffering needlessly because of the insanity of no-bail, dismantled, defund.
Listen.
I've sat for four and a half years and saw mothers walk in and out.
We have a mother sitting here right now whose son, two sons.
One died and the other one is on the colossopy bag.
This is out of Darcelle Clark's jurisdiction.
So I'm not the only one.
There are hundreds and thousands of us.
We don't give a damn about your politics.
We don't care.
It could be the man from the moon who's running for president, okay?
As long as whoever's in there, it stands for law and order and is going to return some civility and sanity to our city.
Thank you.
Very powerful analysis.
Greg Jarrett, Fox News contributors, soon-to-be-released book, Trial of the Century, Amazon.com, Hannity.com.
David Schoen, former counsel for President Trump, civil liberties attorney as well.
It doesn't get any more powerful than that.
Here's my question, my final question for both of you, and thanks for staying through the break.
And, Greg, I'll throw this to you first.
And that is, okay, what options will the House Judiciary Committee have available to them to mandate and assist the cities?
I would assume that this is where the power of the purse comes in.
Oh, it is.
You withhold the money, the federal funding that district attorneys are so reliant on in the major cities.
And you force change by withholding the cash that they so desperately need.
You know, Bragg's reprehensible conduct in bringing this ridiculous case against Trump is deserving of disarmament and more.
The DA should be in the dock, not Trump, for his brazen abuse of the legal process.
He should be held in criminal contempt of court for engineering a false case in what amounts to malicious prosecution.
And that's exactly what happened to another DA, Michael Nyphong, you'll recall, in the phony Duke La Crosse case, who conspired to withhold exculpatory evidence that showed the defendants were innocent.
That's what this DA did, according to a key witness in the grand jury proceedings.
He withheld exculpatory evidence because, you know, conjuring up a crime, Sean, that doesn't exist, dependent on a political nemesis, is unconscionable and it may rise to the level of criminal contempt.
We'll give you the last word, David Shoan.
Congressman Jordan has to continue to have hearings.
There's federal funding here.
His committee certainly has jurisdiction.
I'll give you an example of how important these hearings are.
Last week, for the first time ever in the last two years, almost two years, supervisors met with Mr. Borgen once word got out that he might testify at Congressman Jordan's hearings.
And all of a sudden, they said, well, we want to get serious in the case and we want to move it forward and so on.
His hearings have an impact.
The American public needs to know the truth.
All right.
Well said, David Schoen, thank you.
Greg Jarrett, thank you.
Toll-free.
It's 800-941, Sean.
I am really looking forward to meeting Mrs. Braem tonight.
I really am.
That testimony just blew me away.
And I felt so sorry for her.
And I feel the same passion she does.
You know, only one of the numerous problems we have in this country, which are so numerous, I can't even keep up with them on a daily basis.
It's unreal.
Tucker, by the way, interviewed Elon Musk for his show tonight.
That's going to be very interesting to watch.
I'm looking forward to that.
I had conversations with him going back, I don't know, what was it, a year and a half or so ago, something like that, two years ago?
I don't remember.
And I like him.
I think he's a great innovator.
And he thinks out of the box.
And, you know, I'm interested to see that too.
All right, let's get to our phones.
800-941 Sean, you want to join us?
Rich is in Pennsylvania.
Rich, hi, how are you?
Glad you called.
Hi, Donald, Sean.
I'm good.
What's going on?
It just keeps on killing and killing and going.
It's like the ever-ready battery, right?
I mean, they have everybody in control that they want to play, and they keep on saying the same old thing.
I mean, you know, look how long did it take them to go after Trump, but yet they have the laptop, and they won't say a word.
What I'm trying to say is you're going to have to go to the Supreme Court and have these people come forward about it and have them removed for a period of time under investigation because no investigation is ever going to work with these guys in control.
I tend to agree with you.
We need serious people in positions of power.
Look, I think at the end of the day, when it comes to law enforcement, you either refund the police, you bring back bail laws, or the result is going to be predictable.
The criminals will win.
The people that deserve protection will lose.
And unless you take matters into your own hands and ensure your own protection, I'm not talking about starting trouble.
I'm talking about defending yourself.
God forbid, your home or your workplace is invaded by people that have no respect for life.
I know what my plans are.
I bet you most people listening to me don't have a clue what they're going to do.
And it's sad because there's a lot of defenseless people out there.
You know, I give advice.
I give this advice.
I don't expect people to have the same passion that I do in terms of training and mixed martial arts.
You don't have to be a mixed martial artist to get out of a situation.
You know, I always tell people that if somebody attacks you, deal with it right there.
Don't let them pull you into a car, for example.
If you pull you in the car, we're never going to see you again.
Odds are overwhelming, over 99%.
So there's just certain things you can do immediately.
Number one, kick them in certain areas.
That will help.
The second thing would be to take your thumbs and put your thumbs as deep into their eyeballs as you can and then rip and then run.
Your goal is not to win the fight.
Your goal is to escape.
Now, what do I say to an 80-year-old lady, 85-year-old lady?
Is she going to be able to defend herself in any way against any young man?
No.
The answer is she's defenseless.
That's why we need safe neighborhoods.
Anyway, my friend, God bless you.
800-941 Sean, Michael, Texas next, the free state of Texas.
What's going on, Michael?
How are you?
Hello, sir.
I just also want to say thank you to you and all the folks at Fox News.
I mean, without you guys, I don't think there'd be an unbiased source of news for us to listen to.
So I just appreciate you all.
Well, thank you for making it happening.
Listen, we're working hard to put on a show that's worth listening to every day and a show that's worth watching every night.
We've got a great show tonight.
Yes, sir.
Yeah, my question was, what can we do, I mean, other than voting to help the situation?
You know, with everything going on, it seems like we're being hit from all sides, all facets.
You know, I've worked with an election official in Virginia for a while.
But other than that, do you have any recommendations what we can do to help the situation?
You're talking about elections and the moving into the future?
No, no.
In Virginia, it was just for my precinct.
I was just working, helping with the elections, like Polking the Poland.
Look, everybody's got to get involved.
If you can't tell at this point that the world is deteriorating, that the United States is in decline, that everything from simple law and order, which we were talking about this, we've been talking about this hour, everything from the open border situation, everything about literally unilaterally disarming economically on the issue of energy is such a disaster.
China, Russia, Iran, this new axis of evil that I've been talking at length about, watching our enemies being peeled away one by one, deciding that the ultimate winner to be the world's lone superpower is going to be China and not the U.S.
Now, if that's not the canary in the coal mine, I don't know what is.
Now, on election issues, I'm going to say it again, and I'll say it every day if I have to.
And you could scream and yell that I'm being repetitive.
I don't care.
But every Republican better get religion on the issue of voting early and voting by mail and stop resisting it unless and until we get to the point where we have enough power to change the laws to move to paper ballots.
That is the system that we have.
That's all we're stuck with.
Secondly, Republicans have got to match Democrats' legal ballot harvesting efforts, especially in swing states.
You know, lastly, I would say, you know, you feel helpless, go volunteer.
Maybe you're rich and you can donate money.
Or maybe you're not rich, but you have some time on your hands, go volunteer.
I mean, there's so much that people can do.
There's such a need out there to elect good candidates.
And you'd be surprised.
Let's say there's 300 of you that volunteer for one congressional candidate.
And you go door to door and you map out, okay, we can hit every door twice if we start on this date and go door to door, talk to your friends and neighbors and explain to them what's at stake.
Because a lot of people are too busy in their day-to-day lives to do a deep dive into the things that we talk about on this show every day.
And I'm not critical.
I just understand their life.
Anyway, my friend, appreciate it.
800-941 Sean Anthony, New York.
Hey, Anthony, how are you doing?
What'd you think of the hearings today in New York?
Sean, I'm doing well, and thank you for taking my call.
Thank you.
What's going on?
So, Sean, I have an issue that I had this past last weekend.
And the issue with Alan Bragg and all the victims that are involved in this, the violent crimes, I'm so happy that we're finally getting our voices heard and the issues that these people are having.
So to get back to last week, my daughter and I, I'm fortunate to have my daughter work with me.
And her and I took a casual walk when the weather was beautiful last week along one of the avenues.
And we encountered a person that came out of the woodworks and all of a sudden started screaming racial slurs at us and profoundly to my daughter.
And it's funny that you mentioned about having a plan.
So as my daughter and I are walking, she's close to me and I told her, if he happens to come upon us and attacks, you run.
I'm pretty capable of defending myself.
I'm in pretty decent shape, just enough so she can run and go get help.
But again, the plan of action.
That was my plan of action with my daughter.
And I told her the incident.
If it does happen, we kept looking behind us to make sure he wasn't coming upon us.
But thank God we kind of got out of the situation.
And instead of going back to work the same way, we went a different way and we went back to work.
You know what I might do with my sensei?
Every time I talk about my martial arts, people go, oh, Mr. Kung Fu, what does O'Reilly call it?
You know, karate.
I'm like, no, O'Reilly, I don't do karate.
I don't do kung fu.
But maybe we could just make a very, very, very basic, simple video.
What do you do if, you know, everyday scenarios, everyday people, crowded streets, subways in New York in that case.
And what do you do?
Just give you, you know, we do situational street fighting.
And what does that mean?
You know, some days we call keeping it real.
And that means at any point during my training that day, you know, my sensei is going to come up and do something to me.
And he wants an instant reaction.
And we do it over and over and over and over again with sticks, blades, firearms, whatever the situation is.
Somebody, you know, in a bar gives you a bar push.
You know, how do you deal with that?
What do you do?
I have a plan for all those situations.
Right.
So, you know, but just a few simple things that everybody would be able to remember.
It's not a guarantee.
It's not a panacea.
But just have something available to you in your head, you know, short of, well, I'm going to kick him.
Okay.
Have you practiced kicking?
You know, do you know how to throw a kick?
I know that may sound stupid.
I could tell you right now that I could probably walk outside in the streets of New York.
I'll ask 100 people, show me how to throw a punch.
And I guarantee you, 99 out of 100 can't throw a punch.
Linda, show me, stand up and show me how to throw a punch.
No, I want you to do it.
I just did it.
Do it.
Okay, I'm showing you.
No, you're not.
Now stand up and show me.
It's actually not terrible.
Yeah, that's because I've been dumped on the subway three times.
That's not terrible.
But most people do something like that.
No, no, no.
I'm going to take out your eyes and your...
I punch the heavy bag every single day with bare-fisted.
We do pain date.
And the thinking behind it is if you can't take a punch, you can't win a fight.
You got to get and keep going.
What is your new technique?
So I take out a video of Joe Biden trying to form a sentence and I force them to listen to it.
They typically run very quickly.
It works really well.
I find it to be a very strong.
All right.
This is a serious topic.
And you're being a wise ass.
I mean, I would run.
I don't want him sniffing or touching me.
I'm out.
That's true.
Creepy joke can show up at any moment, anytime, any place.
Anthony, I mean, that was very nice of you.
You were heroic with your daughter.
You gave your daughter the best advice.
You know, I try to, I just, with my kids, I try to keep them out of bad situations.
But how sad is it that he's walking down the street with his daughter that he, like, he started the conversation saying how blessed he is to work with his daughter?
I walk down the street with my kids, and my kids are afraid what I'm going to do to somebody else.
You have to protect them from what?
From the people who are going to be in the middle of the day.
Remember when I started this 11 years ago, martial arts?
Remember my son mocked me.
He made fun of me.
He still mocks you.
Not as much as you can.
Are you kidding me?
Oh, no.
I'll say Pat.
Now he says he won't get in the ring with you.
It's different.
Won't get in the ring.
I'm like, come here, I want to show you something.
Dad, stop.
Stop.
Stats.
Stop.
And he's like running around the couch.
It won't let me get near him.
I said, he goes, stop.
All right.
I get it.
I give tap, tap, tap.
It's what he goes to me.
Oh, it's pretty funny.
He's not making fun of me anymore.
Especially now that I started lifting.
Well, people don't believe that I can lift as much.
I got 230 up.
But for me, for an old man, that's not bad.
But how sad is it that now you actually have to think about using that?
Like if you were walking down the street with your family, that someone's going to approach you.
I've had to think about this for years because of all the threats I have.
I've got a disability, Sean.
Zero.
They can do whatever they want.
And let me be very clear.
So one day, if God forbid something happens, if I'm on videotape, and I know it's all being videotaped, and somebody comes after me and they're really trying to provoke me, I will start walking away.
I don't want any trouble.
If I have to, if I think that it's, if I think it's going to get real, I'll use the words, don't make me hurt you.
Now, those words, for some reason, actually stop people in their tracks.
This guy's crazy enough to say, I'm going to hurt.
He's going to hurt me.
And then I would turn around, even though on TV, I know my, you know, all the networks that hate me would run the tape.
I would actually run away.
I'd run away, even though I actually like to fight.
I run away because I would rather not hurt somebody.
Because if it's go time, I don't stop.
That's how I'm trained.
You don't stop until it's long over and you neutralize the threat.
Why are you looking at me like that?
I just think it's sad.
I think in 2023, with all the information we have, it's sad.
So, you know, one day you see me running away.
Oh, Hannity's full of crap.
No, I don't want to hurt anybody.
All right, quick break, 800-941-Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
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