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It's 800 941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
A lot of media news today.
And uh at the news this morning that Tucker Carlson and uh my lead in at Fox and Fox News have parted waves.
Uh I don't know any I don't have an answer.
I mean that that's my uh I know a lot of people saying, what happened?
What happened?
What happened?
I don't have an answer.
Uh followed by the news that Don Lemon was let go at CNN.
Uh there I think you can give a uh a pretty good rationale and reason as to why.
Um let me give you some of uh Don Lemon's finest moments on fake news CNN.
If you voted for Trump, you voted for the person who the Klan supported.
You voted for the person who Nazis support.
You voted for the person who the alt-right supports.
I'm not listening again, I'm not a political person.
I'm a person who lives in reality, I'm a journalist.
I can see and I can hear, um, and I can think, and there is no reason to believe that the Republicans are going to start playing fairly and are going to start operating as a party of sanity.
If you don't if you are selfish, quite frankly, and you don't get the vaccine, then you are putting a strain on the resources at the hospital.
The people who have to work there, some of those people have been there nine days, and then you go into the hospital and you take resources from people who are actually doing the right thing, who are getting the vaccine, and who are not inundating the hospitals.
What is it about President Obama that really gets under your skin?
Is it because he's smarter than you, better educated, made it on his own, didn't need daddy's help, wife is more accomplished, better looking.
I don't know.
What is it?
Donald Trump couldn't find Ukraine on a map if you had the letter U and a picture of an actual physical crane next to it.
He knows that this is, you know, an i uh an administration defined by ignorance of the world.
And so that's partly him playing to their base and playing to their audience.
Uh, you know, the the the credulous boomer rube demo that backs Donald Trump um that that wants to think that that that Donald Trump's a smart one in there, oh y'all, y'all y'all elite us for them.
This whole talk about age makes me uncomfortable.
I think that I think it's the wrong road to go down.
She says people, you know, politicians or something are not in their prime.
Nikki Haley isn't in her prime.
Sorry.
When a woman is considered to be in her prime in her 20s and 30s and maybe 40s.
What do you think?
That's not according to me.
Prime for what?
Uh it depends.
It's just like prime if you look it up.
It'll if you look if you Google When is a woman in her prime, it'll say 20s, 30s, and 40s.
I don't listen to it.
And I think I agree with that.
So I think she has to be careful about saying that we, you know, politicians aren't in their prime.
Are you talking about prime for like children?
Or are you talking about it?
I'm just saying what the facts are.
Google it, everybody at home.
When is a woman in her prime?
It says 20s, 30s, and 40s.
And I'm just saying Nikki Haley should be careful about saying that politicians are not in their prime, and we they need to be in their prime when they serve, because she wouldn't be in her prime, according to Google?
Google or whatever it is.
All right, joining us now to discuss uh Carol Roth, entrepreneur, author of The War on Small Business, uh Joe Concha, author of Come Come On Man.
Anyway, and a best seller, uh Fox News contributor.
Uh and guys, maybe you know Joe Concha more than I do.
I don't know or understand what happened with Tucker.
I have no idea, and I just can't comment on something that I know nothing about.
Uh I'm I've been in this business.
I started in radio in 1987.
I've been on Fox since the beginning in 27 years.
Um when I tell you that I don't know a thing, I mean I don't know a single thing about what happened with Fox and and Tucker and why why they parted ways today.
It was a shock to me.
Sean, you're not alone.
None of us saw this coming.
I was in the building at the time, and it was just an earthquake.
It was one of those you'll remember where you were type of moments.
Uh when just like your phone, my phone blew up.
I must have been 30 or 40 messages within three minutes of this happening.
Uh so I I'm like you.
I can't comment on something that I don't know, and I don't want to speculate in this regard either, because I'll just be guessing, and we do too much of that, I think, sometimes in cable news and on radio.
So I'm I'm gonna leave the fifth here until I can talk to more people and and then gather more information.
But this was definitely an earthquake while Don Lemon was more of a tremor.
Uh I wouldn't even say a tremor.
I think it was uh uh basically uh waiting for the right moment.
I may be wrong.
My guess is they saw the Tucker, they saw the Tucker news and said, you know what, this is our opportunity to do it right now.
I think it's something they probably have wanted to do for a long time.
Do you agree?
Yeah, uh the the news cycle is solely focused on Tucker.
Uh Tucker's ratings uh warrant that, obviously.
Don Lemon was the lowest rated host on CNN, both in prime time and in morning, which is a very impressive thing to do in the same year.
By the way, I mean he should get an award for that.
That sounds like the New York Times getting a Pulitzer, you know.
Precisely.
Uh but yeah, I mean uh uh the only thing we missed in that beautiful montage that you guys put together was back in twenty, I want to say it was fourteen, and CNN for months, I'm not exaggerating this, months.
It's in my book, uh covered the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.
That's the plane uh that crashed and no one knew exactly where it was or what happened to it.
And he asked the question of uh able um uh of a uh air expert, and uh he said this.
I know it's preposterous, but is it preposterous if this plane was swallowed by a black hole?
I mean by the way, I I actually have that cut.
Let me play it because it's worth playing.
What if it was hijacking or terrorism or mechanical failure or pilot error, but what if it was something fully that we don't really understand?
A lot of people have been asking about black holes and on and on and on and all of these conspiracy theories.
Let's look at this.
Uh Noah says, what else can you think about Black Hole Bermuda Triangle?
And then Deji says, Huh, just like the movie Lost.
And of course, it's also they're also referencing the Twilight Zone, which is a very similar plot.
That's what people are saying.
I know it's preposterous, but it is it preposterous.
I mean, you can't make fun of you just can't make this stuff up that these people over at these news networks say and get away with things that conservatives would never get away with.
I actually said last week, I said, you know, it looks like Don Lemon has passed his prime.
Little little did I know that all this would occur.
Uh Carol, let's get your take.
Um I I I know people have been blowing up my phone all day, and I don't have an answer for anybody.
I don't know.
I do know that that this business of media is very complicated, way more complicated than people know.
Uh navigating through tough times and troubled waters are very hard, and I've done it a long time, and I I don't often have answers or reasons or whys or wherefores on a lot of these things, and people look to me for the answer.
I'm like, I if I had it, I'd share it with you.
I don't know.
Yeah, it's always challenging when there's breaking news and you know that there's more potentially more to the story, and you just kind of want to wait for all the facts and the information to come out.
And I certainly think that's the right thing to do.
Um in terms of Don Lemon situation, it was actually the opposite.
He put out a statement on Twitter.
Um he actually said that he was not given any indication by management or that he thought that management would would have the decency to tell him directly, and he was not given any indication that he wouldn't be able to continue.
Funny enough, Sean, it was the first time that CNN has actually fact-checked Don Lemon.
They their communications Twitter handle said that Don Lemon's statement about this morning's events is inaccurate.
He was offered an opportunity to meet with management, but instead released a statement on Twitter.
So I guess that uh if you know you drop your lemons that uh at that point you can then go ahead and fact check that.
You know, it's and Joe, you know this because you've you've watch media with me, and and I think you should have your own media show on Fox, and I hope I hope that day comes.
Uh, because you you are by far the most honest media analyst out there, and I don't say that because we're friends.
We became friends because of it, to be honest.
That's true.
And um and and this is just uh uh a business where longevity's kind of hard to get.
If I promise everybody, and I say this before I do my audience shows, and we have one tonight.
I often will tell people, you know, we're now the longest running primetime cable news host in the history of cable news, but I promise everybody can go Google some of my early shows in ninety-six.
You would never have bet that I'd survive this long.
I was horrible at it.
And I remember asking Roger Ells at the time, who was the head of Fox.
Why didn't you fire me?
He goes, Well, nobody was watching.
And number one, and number two, I knew you'd eventually get it because you were a broadcaster.
Oh, that's amazing.
And and he saw your potential, right?
And he stuck with you.
It's kind of like when somebody goes to the big leagues for the first time and they strike out the first couple of bats.
You don't, you know, send them off back down to the miners, you stick with them and hopefully give them some good pointers and they move along the way.
But yeah, talk about longevity.
I mean, think about where Fox was just five, six years ago, right?
In terms of prime time, the people around you.
Bill O'Reilly at eight, uh, you had uh Megan at nine, you were at ten, Greta was at seven.
It's only you now, right?
And and now it's it's changing again.
Uh so that's the thing in this business.
My my father always tells me when you talk about that own having having my own show, and that's that's always the goal.
It's the goal of any contributor, it's the goal of anybody who just appears as a guest.
Oh, maybe I could, you know, quarterback, you know, this this hour one time or or full time for that matter.
He keeps telling me the same advice over and over again.
He goes, the only constant in life is changed.
Things change constantly.
You will get your opportunity eventually.
Now, I'm not saying I'm taking the eight o'clock at Fox.
That's not how it works exactly.
Uh, but uh that that's the thing.
There is so much, particularly in media lately, so many changes.
If you look at all the networks and and all the newspapers out there and all the editor changes and so on, uh it it's it's obviously something that's in transition right now, and some unpredictable things are gonna happen.
And again, I'll I'll let Carol fill in the rest of the blanks, but it's a tough, tough business, that I can tell you.
You know, it really really is.
Quick break more with Carol Roth and Joe Concha on the other side than your calls 800, 941 Sean, our number if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, we continue our media media analysis with uh Joe Concha and Carol Roth.
You know, one of the things that everyone has to understand too, I mean, the lead media landscape has changed a lot over the years.
Now look let's go back, for example, to music radio days, and and people would listen to music on AM.
And then they switched over to uh FM and then AM radio for a long time struggled.
And then along came this guy called Rush Limbaugh and almost single-handedly saved the AM band.
That's why I am apoplectic and and furious at the notion that there are car companies contemplating not putting AM radios in cars, even though we're on 725 stations, uh, many AMs, many FMs.
Uh that's not the point.
Uh AM radio is where the emergency alert system that that's where people would go to.
If there was any type of of outage elsewhere, then guess what?
People would go to AM radio in in a heartbeat.
I don't I don't think it's good for the safety of the country in the end, to be honest, if God forbid it's a bad day like 9-11 or something worse, which could happen, especially with this new axis of evil.
But back to my point, then music radio changed, and and then people had the ability to pick their own songs, plug in their phone and play whatever they want, and that then created uh, you know, uh another opportunity for people in the car to listen to something else.
You know, now people have uh at their homes, they have their general cable package, but then they also have Netflix and Amazon uh uh prime t prime video, or uh they have uh Hulu or all of these options or Discovery Plus.
Um I've been watching the um the chosen, which is a series on Jesus Christ.
I I can't stop watching it.
And I had to fight hard to find season three, and now I'm in the middle of season three, and I love this this series.
It's amazing about the life of Jesus.
It's incredible.
Uh Carol, I mean, so we have more choices than we've ever had before.
Yeah, and it's not only more choices, Sean, it's the pace of change which is accelerating.
You know, you've talked about the the shift and and back when AM and FM um, you know, kind of came about and and all the shifts that happened there, but with technology, the pace of change is just happening so rapidly.
All the things that you've mentioned, plus you know, the Spotify is of the world and the social media and the different access points for people to get their news and when something new pops up, how quickly they're able to amass millions and millions of eyeballs.
And so that makes it really challenging for everybody who's involved in media, whether you are legacy or an upstart, um, to shift and to change and to try to keep up with things.
And uh I I think that that pace is just going to continue and continue to get more hectic.
The only thing I would say about any talent, uh Joe Rogan, maybe Joe Concha is a good example.
Um any really talented person out there, there are more opportunities and than I think I've ever seen in my lifetime.
Is there's more chances of people, you know.
I think the media landscape is being trin transformed before our eyes.
Oh, completely.
And I and I've lived through all of it.
That's right.
but here's the thing.
I'm in my home studio right now.
I'm the original Joe in his basement.
All right, I'm in my basement.
I I have my camera in front of me, background.
Whenever I join your show, if we don't do the in-studio show, I do it from my home.
And that's the thing.
You could start up your own channel, more or less, from the comfort of your own home.
You don't have to buy studios, you don't have to buy huge amounts of employees and staff and resources and and and technology.
It's become so cheap to broadcast yourself to the world.
And if you are popular enough and you go viral, it pays for itself and then some.
So yeah, that's where it's changed now.
It's just like people don't have to go to the office anymore to use a conference room or a fax machine because those are the things that you have to survive in in terms of doing well within a company now.
People can work from home.
It's why so many people are leaving New York and California for places like Florida, Texas, Tennessee, North Carolina.
You could work from almost anywhere now, and and your employer won't even know the difference, and you'll be happier for it.
So that's why we're seeing such a migration out of those big tax states to those other states I just mentioned, because the flexibility is there for work perspective, Sean.
You know, just crazy times.
Uh I know we'll get the answer at some point.
Uh Tucker's too talented not to land on his feet.
Um, I think the biggest opportunities, and I'm s I'm saying this as somebody that has lived through a lot of change in media, both on radio and TV, is probably in the entrepreneurial reign.
Um, and and people have a little more freedom there as well.
Um anyway, I appreciate it.
Uh, thank you both, Carol Roth, Joe Concha, 800-941 Sean, our number if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, 25 down to the top of the hour.
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Uh I'm gonna get to your calls here in a second.
I just want to remind you of uh why Mayorca should be impeached, along with a lot of other people.
But the person that's really making the call to not enforce the laws at our border and keep our nation safe, that's coming straight from the top.
That's coming from Joe Biden.
But Mayorca is grilled over the death of the seven-year-old and his grandmother near the bo border, and you know, gives the same dumb answers every single time he's up on Capitol Hill at the border secure, and it's Donald Trump's fault, which is stupid.
And then by the way, Josh Hawley grills him about how he should be removed from office.
Let me pull those both for you.
They're sitting right behind you.
They came here today because they want answers.
They came here today because of the failures of you and your leadership.
They came here because they want closure.
They deserve answers.
Mr. Mayorchis, will you turn around and offer them your condolences and an apology for the failure of your administration that led to the death of their loved ones?
They're right there.
They're standing right there.
Mr. Secretary, they're standing there, and I think they deserve an apology from you.
Mr. Mayor Chris, do you disagree with the head border patrol agent when he said that our border is not secure?
Congressman, I have testified to that issue.
So you do disagree with him.
You disagree with your chief of border patrol.
I respectfully do in that regard.
Why have you permitted 345,000 children to come into this country unaccompanied?
Why have you permitted thousands of them to be abused and exploited?
Senator, what we do is we enforce the law.
But let me just say this you're not.
It is stunning to me.
Stunning to hear you say that the prior administration reunited children with their parents.
I see this is their fault.
When in the world, so you're not going to take any responsibility for the indentured servitude and exploitation of children that is happening on your watch a moment ago, you were crowing about the fact that you treated children so well, and yet we find tens of thousands of children who are forced to work as slaves because of your policies, and you turn around and blame a prior administration.
Mr. Secretary, this is par for the course for you.
You do it every time you appear before this committee, you do it every time you appear before Congress.
I, for one, am sick and tired of it, and thousands of children are in physical danger.
Danger because of what you are doing.
You should have resigned long ago.
And if you cannot change course, you should be removed from office.
He should be removed from office.
It's that simple.
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All right, let's get to our busy phones.
Let us say hi to Bob in Minnesota.
Bob, hi, how are you?
What's going on, sir?
Hi, Sean.
How are you doing?
I'm good.
What's going on?
Um, I'm going back to last week.
You were talking about um the Biden syndication, which it is, and and I had a thought uh thinking that they drilled Nixon for just spying on his uh competition and forced him to resign.
So I hope the Republicans really put the hammer down, but I don't think they have the you know what to do it.
Well, I don't uh listen, I'm gonna tell you right now.
If they don't do it, then we might as well take that document known as our constitution.
That constitution is foundationally the it's it's the foundation for every law that we have in this country.
And if you're only gonna enforce laws you like or only enforce laws on some people and not other people, then you really don't have a constitutional republic anymore, do you?
No, I agree.
And that is the problem, and that is the danger that we are now experiencing.
You have one set of rules for one group of people and another set of rules for another group of people.
Now, with all that said, this IRS whistleblower uh has an awful lot to say, and it might implicate the Attorney General Merrick Arlen.
We'll have the latest on all of this tonight on Hannity.
And I'm telling you right now, it's a big deal.
Tony Blinken, did he get rewarded with the prestigious position of Secretary of State because he got in contact with fifty-one former Intel people to get them to sign on to a letter uh saying this was likely a misinformation campaign, uh Hunter Biden's laptop when none of them knew a single thing about it, none of them uh whatsoever.
And then he uses it in a debate against Donald Trump to exonerate him, and meanwhile, the FBI should have verified it within days and authenticated it within days.
They didn't.
And they had it almost the full year before that election, eleven full months.
So it's very troubling to me.
These are troubling times, and then now we're up to a dozen, according to James Comer, up to a dozen Biden family members making money from the syndicate.
And the question that we need answered, the qu main questions we need answered is okay, how much money did they do in business with the communist Chinese?
How much money did they do in business with Russia?
Anyway, uh I got a run, man, but you're right, it's a big danger.
And let it play out.
Well, I think it is playing out.
I mean, yeah, I'm hearing reports left and right that the possible indictment of Hunter Biden is is here and that there's meetings going on uh about that very specific issue.
My fear is is they're gonna try and go easy on him and they're gonna hope that it placates the public.
They'll go after him on tax issues, they'll go after him on you know, lying on a gun application, they'll probably give him a slap on the wrist and hope it goes away.
This goes so much deeper than that.
The the issue is was the family involved in an effort.
In other words, you know, with all that happened, was this an influence peddling scheme?
How deeply involved was Joe?
How much money are we talking about?
You know, what did we learn from the sp suspicious activity reports?
What did we learn about these new LLCs that seem to be show companies, according to James Comer?
And less than until we get that information, once we know and uh Joe Biden was involved in it up to his ears, that is an impeachable offense.
He should be impeached.
If we had any sense of fairness in this country, he would be impeached.
That would reach the bar, the very high bar of high crimes and misdemeanors in my view.
Uh anyway, appreciate it.
800 nine four one Sean on number big time AJ Houston, Texas.
What's going on, baby?
How are you?
Big time Sean Hannity.
Hey, my boy Tucker.
I ain't worried about him.
He's gonna be just fine.
I I already know he's gonna be fine.
But Sean By the way, I I I don't know anything about it, as I said, but I totally completely agree with you.
I mean, he's too talented.
There's this the media landscape is changed.
I don't know if he'll go the entrepreneurial route or or maybe the more traditional route.
I'm not sure.
But I I think that he has a strong enough following that whatever he decides to do next, he'll get a he'll you'll be successful at.
Um, you know, I will tell you this.
Everyone thinks that on air people all hate each other.
We actually all got along great.
We, you know, and there were times, you know, Bill O'Reilly and I, you know, we were at each other's throats for a number of years, and then we settled our differences, and you hear Bill O'Reilly on the show.
Yeah.
And I and I'm I'm gonna say one other thing.
Um big time.
I'm gonna tell you that life's too short.
I don't want to go through this life angry.
I don't want to go through this life mad at people.
Um, I don't feel that somebody else's failure is a predicate to any success that I have.
I believe a rising tide lifts all boats.
I don't know the details at all.
Nobody consulted me.
I don't own the channel.
And I know everybody would think that I must know something, and I'm like, no, I actually don't know a thing.
But Sean, I want you to stay angry after the 2024 election, because we're gonna be angry because when that Joe Biden deal comes down, I want you to hit me like a bad habit.
Because doggone it they would do us that way, Sean, and we know it's crooked and CNN and all them.
They they know what they did wrong.
They know it all.
So we got to hold them accountable and be on them like a bad habit when they I would call that righteous indignation, and there's a difference, right?
When when Jesus threw the money uh uh traders out of the temple, uh people would say, well, Jesus was angry.
I don't think so.
I think it was righteous indignation.
Exactly, and we throw him out to the Jets as well in 2024.
And I hope the Sanchez joined him instead of fighting with him.
We got to have it.
Yeah, I don't like the fighting either.
I'll be honest with you.
I don't.
Yeah, exactly.
We don't want him fighting, Sean, so we got a country to save, man.
So doggone it, let's get ready.
Hey, let hey, Sean, as we say, let's pull our bootstraps up and let's get ready for this fight.
And right quick, I want everybody when this thing come down to the everybody, we gonna sit over and count the polls with him.
We won't let them kick us out of there no more.
We gotta be ready, big daddy.
Love you, man, and keep up the good work.
Appreciate it.
Big time AJ Houston, Texas.
Can't live without AJ.
Uh, John in Florida, the free state of Florida.
What's up, John?
How are you?
Glad you called.
Sean, how are you, my friend?
I'm good.
What's going on?
Good.
The free state of Florida.
Got my chickens raising them.
Just had the first dozen eggs laid in my yard.
Well, slow down a second.
You just you just bought a bunch of chickens for the first time.
Sean, I'm originally from New York, moved down here quite a few years ago.
Got some make uh got uh about an acre over here.
Okay.
Florida bought some little chickens in December, raised them in my bathtub, got seven of 'em.
They're old enough to go outside.
They're outside now.
They just started laying eggs last week.
Okay, let me ask you a question.
Do the eggs taste better in your view?
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
I'm calling them f my freedom chicks.
Let me ask you the next question.
Are the yolks more orange than yellow?
Uh yes, sir.
They're so fresh.
I literally hear them book book in the yard.
I they just laid another one.
And then I go out, and I'm a f I'm a Marine Corps veteran.
Semprify.
Raising them.
Uh freedom eggs, that's what I'm calling them.
And they're fresh.
And um So I either have like four or five, six egg whites a day or three scrambled eggs a day.
I eat so I eat a very high protein diet because I work out a lot.
And uh that's awesome.
I'm very happy for you.
I mean, that sounds actually fun too.
I don't know why I like the idea of Sean Hannity raising chickens in my backyard.
I wonder if I probably is in New York there's an ordinance preventing it.
Well, God bless you, Sean, for everything that you do.
Thank you.
Thank you, my friend.
Good luck with your chickens, all right.
Thank you.
Yep, yeah, buddy.
I appreciate the call.
Uh Doug, California.
What's up, Doug?
How are you?
Hi, Sean.
Uh appreciate you taking my call.
Uh what I uh am calling about is I've been uh paying close attention to uh commentators and so forth all through this Joe Biden fiasco.
And uh it it uh it comes to me that I've I've got a copy of all of the amendments to the Constitution, and I've talked to uh a number of people on it.
There's nowhere in the Constitution or the amendments that uh addresses uh uh uh uh getting rid of a an administration that is so corrupt and so uh dishonest and uh not uh the twenty-fifth amendment deals with oh an old guy up there who can't function anymore,
and that's one thing, but there's nothing specifically that deals with this kind of corruption and uh uh in that.
Well, high crimes and misdemeanors does is very broad, and the way they used it to apply it to Trump was very different.
The only thing that I I unfortunately can tell you is let's say they impeach him, which it would be the right thing to do if you follow the law, and you have you know, assume uh if we find out that Joe Biden was involved and knew everything about Hunter Biden's farm business dealings and benefited from it himself financially, which Hunter himself implicates his own father in his own laptop from hell.
If that we find that out, that's that that would be an impeachable offense in my mind.
Now, you might impeach him in the house, but in the Senate, I doubt they'd ever find him guilty.
Then you have to ask a tough question.
Is it worth putting the country through it?
We know what the Democrats would do, but we don't know what Republicans would do.
Well, look at look what Joe Biden's putting our country through right now.
Uh you know, it seems to me we're at a position right now that we ought to be able to uh deal with just about anything that comes down the pike.
Let me I I only have to run for the constraints of time, so I forg uh forgive me for running, but Doug, we we appreciate you being with us, my friend.
Thank you.
All right, Hannity tonight audience show.
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We are loaded up.
Uh we have Joe Manchin who's livid and apoplectic about the Democratic Party, Joe Biden, Chuck Schumer, uh also wants a deal that saves the country money uh and wants Kevin McCarthy to be able to negotiate with Joe Biden, and Joe Biden keeps saying no, we'll get his take on it.
Uh Governor DeSantis will join us tonight.
He is in Tokyo, believe it or not.
Uh we've got Tulsi Gabbard on tonight, Jimmy Phaela, Kaylee Macin and E Kelly Ann Conway.
I mean, we're just loaded up.
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