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June 29, 2023 - Sean Hannity Show
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Save The Gas Stove - June 28th, Hour 2
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Hi, Leonard Schubert, Simple Man.
That only means one thing on this radio program, All Things Simple Man, self-proclaimed, all things Bill O'Reilly, all things Bill O'Reilly at billo'reilly.com.
Mr. O'Reilly, sir, I got a lot of topics for you today.
First of all, how are you?
How are you doing?
Are you doing okay?
I am, Hannity, and I appreciate the sincere effort to find out my condition.
All right.
So you have this Anheuser-Busch controversy going on.
They've lost $20 billion.
They've lost fully 28% of their sales.
And now I'm reading the CEO is refusing to say whether the company would ever work with this Dylan Mulvaney again in spite of the backlash.
And I'm trying to think, because what I've been asking people, Bill, is I know people have boycotted.
You know, I never have supported a boycott in my life.
I'd never call for firings.
I've never called for a canceling in my life.
I have been consistent throughout my entire career.
And I think you mostly agree with me.
I know you boycotted France once, but you're not a big boycott guy.
You don't want to silence people that you disagree with.
Anyway, so let me play this guy.
And I'm really kind of shocked.
He's the Anheuser-Busch CEO.
His name is Brendan Whitworth.
And he won't rule out working with Mulvaney again.
I want to play for you.
The moment we're in, this moment in America with trans issues at the top of a Republican social or conservative political agenda.
Knowing what you know now, if you could go back, would you send this can to this one person again?
There's a big social conversation taking place right now, and big brands are right in the middle of it.
And it's not just our industry or Bud Light.
It's happening in retail.
It's happening in fast food.
And so for us, what we need to understand is deeply understand and appreciate is the consumer and what they want, what they care about, and what they expect from big brands.
So Bill O'Reilly, I care about the folks like you do, because I am the folks.
You know my background, 20 years, blue-collar work, restaurants, construction.
So what I've been saying to people is, okay, I'm really worried about the guys that run the Budweiser routes.
And a lot of these guys paid a lot of money to get those routes.
And I'm worried about the guys working in the factories.
And I'm worried about the truck drivers.
And I'm worried about everybody that is now paying the price because they've gone woke.
And I ask people for their sake to reconsider those that had made that decision.
But if they didn't learn their lesson, I can't make that appeal anymore, Bill.
And what people don't want is to be lectured on social issues by companies that are providing beer or anything else.
Give us our product.
Save the lectures for another day.
Okay, so Bud Light Anheuser-Busch has not learned its lesson.
And it's exactly the same thing as Disney with one exception.
So, Bud Light sponsored over the weekend a gay pride parade in Toronto.
Yeah, the guys naked on their bicycles in front of children.
Absolutely.
Were you there?
No, that was going to happen because this happened in the past.
So they had to know.
So, Bud Light has not learned any lesson.
Why did you dodge the question of whether or not you were there or not?
I'm just curious.
Get there, Kennedy.
I'm setting the found intelligent answer.
Go ahead.
So, Bud Light, Anna Bush hasn't learned its lesson.
Disney hasn't learned its lesson.
But Disney has one thing going for it that the booze people don't.
Kids, kids are looking at mommy and daddy, please take me to Disney World, Disneyland, and the parents do, and I understand that.
So, that's what keeps Disney afloat.
It keeps them afloat, Bill, but they're not looking too good in their earnings calls.
Number one, and their stock price has been down dramatically, Bill.
And they got this guy by the name of Norman Peltz.
You ever hear of Norman Peltz?
Norman Peltz is one of the most brilliant businessmen in the country.
And Norman Peltz is all over Disney, and I could see a hostile takeover in their future if they keep adhering to this.
Well, I want Disney to bring back Davey Crockett.
That's all I ask.
Bring him back.
I want to get rid of that stupid song on It's a Small World that stays in your head for 400 years once you take your kids there.
You don't know this?
What's that?
What's happened?
What?
It's a new song.
Oh, no.
Man's World, after all.
Oh, stop it.
I didn't know that.
Oh, stop.
You're making this.
You've got to be making this up.
Oh, it's a rumor.
It's a rumor.
Okay.
But look, I feel badly for innocent people that are being harmed by corporate decisions.
Now, I think I have an HR plan that can solve all of corporate America's problems because it's permeating every corporation.
And number one, this should be internal stuff.
It should not be, you know, whatever their product or service they're offering, this should not be a lecture circuit for corporations to their customers.
Number one.
Number two, you know, Bill, we learned something growing up called the golden rule.
And for us, as Christians, we believe, okay, love God with all your heart, mind, body, and soul.
So maybe they won't include that because they're mentioning God.
I include it in my golden rule.
And treat your neighbor as yourself and treat others the way you want to be treated.
Now, I think that could pretty much resolve every HR issue that would ever come up.
And regardless of what other people's beliefs are, be respectful, Bill.
I don't think it's that complicated.
Am I right?
Or you're a simple man.
I want to know if that's a simple solution.
There's no logic in ideology.
In extreme ideology, both on the left and the right, there's no logic.
It's all emotion, 100%.
So the people that made these decisions at Bud Light, at Disney, and their whole life is living in their ideological bubble.
They're not thinking about the truck drivers or the people that'll get hurt if the business goes down.
They don't think about that at all.
All I think about is virtue signaling.
I'm so noble.
I'm going to protect the trans people.
I'm going to promote the trans people.
I don't really care about the unintended consequences.
That's their mindset.
But the thing is, I don't really care what adults do, do you?
No, I don't.
Okay.
So our argument is: why are you trying to indoctrinate our children and force this on them in school when our schools are failing miserably?
We spend more per capita on education per student than any other industrialized country with the worst results.
Why don't we focus on reading, writing, math, science, history, and computers?
How's that, Bill?
Well, because that doesn't encompass ideology.
In the New York Gay Pride Parade, there was a group that chanted, We're queer coming for your children.
Now, you expect extreme loons to do that, but there was not one New York City or state politician, not one, that condemned that, and no religious leaders did either.
Here's the key question: Why?
Why did they not condemn it?
I did.
You did.
Because they're terrified.
The far-left progressive movement has succeeded with the help of the corporate media in instilling fear into anyone.
Okay, but here's the thing.
I think you're probably where I am.
It's none of my business what adults choose to do in their bedroom.
It's just not, Bill.
I'm pretty libertarian.
I think you're pretty libertarian on this too.
Unimportant.
Okay, unimportant.
If an adult look, I was friends with Caitlin Jenner when Caitlin was Bruce Jenner, and we've remained friends to this day.
We've had really open, frankly, enlightening conversations about the whole topic, both on-air and off-air.
Okay, but that's her choice.
Now, of course, we have the issue of Title IX, and then it gets a little deeper.
And I think that Americans now, when you want to indoctrinate our kids in school, or people are making these statements that, you know, we're coming after your kids, Bill, why don't you let parents instill the values they believe in in their children and just insist that kids behave in school and don't disrupt the classroom?
And maybe we can learn the basics again.
Because the far-left progressive loons feel they have a mandate to change society into their crazy vision.
That's why.
All right, I got question number two.
I asked you, Bill O'Reilly, one time, and you gave me an answer I'll never forget.
I said, Bill, when are you getting the hell out of New York?
Why are you staying in New York?
And you said, huh?
Hannity, I'm a New Yorker through and through.
I'm not leaving.
I think you're now reconsidering that, aren't you?
Well, I got good news yesterday.
Look, the reason I stay in New York is simple.
I got family and friends here.
I have obligations here.
But yesterday, the Supreme Court said they are going to take up the lawsuit involving a wealth tax.
Now, I said to you, I don't know whether you remember, that if Congress or Albany, the capital of New York, passes a wealth tax, I'm gone.
I'm out of here.
If Congress would ever do it, I'm going to Ireland.
And if New York State would ever do it, I got three or four states I could move to.
But the Supreme Court has taken this case.
It's going to rule on it in early December.
And they're going to put it in an unconstitutional package.
I agree.
And by the way, that is where that's going to end up, too, I believe.
All right, quick break.
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All right, so here is, I'm going to say one good thing about New York, okay?
Yes, one good thing, and I know they're after my gas stove over my dead body.
Are you getting my gas stove?
Because I like to cook.
You know, I like to cook.
You've been at my house, Bill.
I've cooked for you.
The best steak you ever had in your life.
And I grilled that steak, and you even said, Hannity, the best steak I ever had in my life.
Okay, they want to ban soda, they want to ban gas stoves, they want to ban air conditioners, they want to ban, ban, bam, bam, ban.
The one good thing about New York that makes New York one of the most unique cities on earth, it has the best pizza on the face of the earth.
There's no place I've been to that can match it.
Now, I like cold-fired, thin-crust pizza.
That's what I like.
Now, they're talking about literally putting a ban on this and reducing emissions by 75%, which will make it cost-prohibitive for companies that have even been in business close to 100 years to continue to offer pizza to their customers.
They can't afford it.
And meanwhile, Mark Murano wrote, you'd have to burn a pizza stove for 849 years to equal one year of John Kerry's private jet use.
I don't care that John Kerry uses a private jet, although we pay for it most of the time.
We have a fleet of nearly a thousand private jets and helicopters that our government owns.
But the reality is, why are they going after the pizza owner?
The one good thing in New York, they're taking it away.
And it's even worse because they serve pizza on Kerry's private jet.
Well, I bet they do.
It's even worse.
So the reason is that the climate change loons, and I want to say I do believe in climate change.
I mean, if you're living in Texas and Arizona and New Mexico right now, you do too.
It's getting hotter, and that'll stir up some ferocity in the storms.
But you have to do this in an incremental way in the sense that you don't punish human beings.
You don't punish them economically or socially by doing small ball stuff like terrorizing the pizza owner.
I mean, this is stupid.
But once you get into the zealotry category where a lot of these climate change activists are, they're zealots.
And, you know, it's like religious people say you're going to hell if you watch an R-rated movie.
I mean, you just go crazy on whatever binge you're participating in.
So the same thing, the first thing I have to do is America's got to stop polarizing this climate change and say, look, you're free to believe it's man-made.
You're free to believe it's nature.
Okay?
But let's have the cleanest country on the planet without punishing the 335 million American citizens.
It's doable, Hannity.
You can do it.
But as you know, climate change is being used as a political weapon to impose socialism, big government mandates.
That's what it's being used for.
They never admit it.
Well, Bill O'Reilly, I don't know what to make of all this.
I think the world's gone nuts.
I'm going to send you a couple of coal-fired pizzas tonight over to your place.
The giant dogs are not going to eat a guy, are they?
No, it's not the dogs you've got to watch out for.
It's the gun collection you got to watch out for, Bill.
It's pretty extensive.
Is that what you're telling me?
Yeah.
You know, you know, I've been a Second Amendment enthusiast.
I've been a pistol marksman since I'm 11 years old.
Yeah, if we're invaded by Putin, I'm coming to your house.
I got food, water, I got generators.
I've got a lot of energy.
I've got, yeah, I got the ability to defend myself, my family, and my friends.
And I'm going to put you on the friends list.
Excellent.
All right, Bill O'Reilly.
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Thank you.
Thanks for having me in, Sean.
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You know, I said this with Bill O'Reilly earlier in the program today, that there's nothing good about New York.
You're overtaxed.
It's a violent city.
You know, probably the only thing that would cause me to risk my life, walk through the streets of New York, is the fact that I happen to like coal-fired thin crust, paper-thin, and preferably pizza.
I just love it.
And there's nothing better.
And anyway, now, on top of taking away your gas stove and your air conditioner and your other appliances and trying to ram you into an electric vehicle that costs a lot more than a gas-powered vehicle, almost $20,000 more.
And of course, the electric grid powered by fossil fuels is what charges your electric battery that weighs 2,000 pounds.
Anyway, they just don't stop.
But one of the things that actually is good, maybe the only good thing I can say about New York City, New York City has by far the best pizza.
I like pizza.
I like cold, fired, thin crust, delicious pizza.
And now they're basically putting in place rules and laws that will demand and force the minimization of emissions from a gas-fired stove that is going to put a lot of these places out of business.
And some of these companies have been in business nearly 100 years in New York.
That's how popular pizza has been in New York.
Great thing about pizza is even a $1 shop, you can get a slice of really good pizza.
And I mean really good.
Anyway, so, you know, Mark Murano made a good point in a column in the New York Post this week pointing out that you'd have to burn a pizza stove 849 years to equal one year of John Kerry's private jet carbon emissions.
So I'm like, give me a break and just leave us alone.
Stop with taking away my big gulp.
I'd never buy a big gulp.
Somebody wants to buy a big gulp, go buy a big gulp.
You know, but you can buy two half big gulps and make it a full big gulp.
You just pay more for it.
It's so stupid.
These people are get out of our life.
Leave us alone.
Anyway, Scott Lebedo is a conservative artist and he's been on the show before.
And Tim Stewart, we're going to talk to both of them in a minute.
Scott Lebedo threw a pizza at New York City Town Hall in response to the coal-fired oven crackdown.
Good for him.
If they were smart, they would have gone scraped it up and eaten it while it was hot.
Anyway, here's what he said.
The woke-ass idiots who run this city are doing everything in their power to destroy it.
We have naked men with their bouncing around all over the city yesterday, in public, in front of children.
We have the most violent raging crime rate ever.
We are being invaded by illegal immigrants who are being treated way better than our homeless veterans, our teachers, and first responder heroes who were fired, still not compensated because they didn't take the Fauci injection.
Our city schools produce the dumbest kids.
And the woke-ass punks who run New York City are afraid of pizza.
The world used to respect New Yorkers as tough, thick-skinned, and gritty.
Now we have become f ⁇ ed by.
It's a damn shame.
You heard of the Boston Tea Party?
Well, this is the New York Pizza Party.
Give us pizza, or give us death.
Give us pizza, or give us death.
Give us pizza.
Can't have a small business.
Can't have pizza.
New York City is nothing without pizza.
And he's throwing the pizza at New York City Hall as he's saying all of this.
Scott Lebedo, he's a conservative artist.
This was art.
He was performing art at New York City Hall.
He should be praised for his artist creativity.
Also, Tim Stewart is with us.
He's running hands off my stove and is the president of the U.S. Oil and Gas Company to talk about this insanity.
Scott, leave, it's the only decent thing in the city.
And you're right, New Yorkers used to be tough and gritty and combative.
And, you know, we sit back and take all of this.
New Yorkers take the high taxes, the burdensome regulation, taking away my big gulp, taking away your gas stove, taking away your air conditioner, taking away your refrigerator.
I mean, for crying out loud, what is wrong with these people?
Look, you know, Sean, that I have been doing these kinds of creative activist stunts for 30 years.
No, no, no, it's not stunts.
It's art.
And art.
Yeah, exactly.
Listen, what I'd like to say is I really want these people to come to Staten Island and just try to take away the wood-burning pizza ovens in our backyards.
You know us in Staten Island, Sean.
I want them to just even attempt to that.
By the way, don't hold your breath because this is going to happen.
I mean, big gulps were stopped in New York.
You can't buy a big gulp.
Not that I'd ever buy a big gulp.
Why anyone would want to drink that much soda is beyond my comprehension, but it's none of my business.
I believe in something called freedom, I guess, an antiquated concept these days.
Sean, of all the things I've done throughout my 30 years, this one was the one.
This was the shot heard around the world.
I did interviews 24 hours a day since two days ago across the world because this is happening across the world.
And what have I been doing with the dirty years?
Trying to tell people to stop worrying about what people are going to call you and stand up and fight.
You see that big...
By the way, you're going to get arrested for littering.
Watch, something's going to happen or destroying the environment, even though the pigeons will probably eat the pizza within seconds.
If they did.
But listen, the big ball of angry fire in the sky that we see every day, she is in charge of our climate, not a freaking pizza, not my SUV, not cow fonts.
You know what?
It's about money, but it's also about these woke-ass soy boys who don't get enough love when they were young.
So they are self-what is a woke-ass soy boy?
What is that?
They want everyone else of them.
So no pizza for you.
I don't think I've ever tried to soy anything.
Anyway, let me bring in Tim Stewart.
You know, Tim, I like to cook.
When I was 12 years old, I worked in a restaurant and I became a short-order cook when I was 13.
I loved it.
I cooked stuffed lobster.
I learned how to cook steaks and burgers and fries and fettuccine Alfredo and shrimp ra Diablo.
I mean, I learned a lot shrimp, Scampi.
You know, I learned this when I'm 13 years old.
So I like to cook.
I like to cook for people.
I like to feed people.
And you can't cook on an electric stove.
It doesn't work.
It's not the same.
And, you know, the idea that they want every aspect of our normal lives ruined and upturned, turned upside down.
I mean, they now want to make it.
You can't even build a building in New York with glass or metal.
And I'm like, okay, what are we going to use?
Toothpicks?
You know, there won't be any building in New York and then retrofitting every building in New York.
Nobody can afford that.
Yeah, you know, Sean, it's interesting.
I'm looking at it right now.
The New York real-time electric fuel mix is still 60% fossil fuels as of right now this afternoon.
For gas-fired pizza oven, you know, that combustion heat is what bakes a pizza.
The electric ovens have to first burn fossil fuels to convert energy to electrical power, which that electricity is then converted back to heat.
This solves absolutely nothing.
But look, you know, Scott's done us a huge, huge favor because a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, isn't it?
You know?
And this is how this playbook works.
We see it with gas stoves, we say furnaces, and pizza ovens, but you've got a handful of what I call the unelected man-bun bureaucrats, and they work with their activists, and they know it's good for us.
And so the activists get the man-buns to write some rule.
They try to slip by everybody at a boring Tuesday Night City Council.
And somebody like Scott catches on and stands up and calls them on their BS, and they're shocked, shocked that he could be spreading so much misinformation.
And I can tell you honestly, Sean, when CNN says, don't worry, they're not coming for your pizza pies.
My experience has been, they're coming for your pizza pies.
When they say they're not going to do something, you better bet they are.
They say it's common sense, you bet it's not.
This is how that playbook works.
And so it's for stoves, furnace ovens.
It's a prelude to gas grills on the deck, I think, as well.
You know, I looked at your website and I see there's a picture of Joe Biden cooking, I guess what looks like leaves, but I guess I would assume it's probably spinach or something, maybe basil.
I have no idea.
I don't cook leaves on a gas stove.
But, you know, now all of a sudden, this is the cause celeb.
They want to take it away.
And you list everything else they want to take away.
What else are they going to take away from us?
Well, they've got the stoves, they've got the furnaces.
They've got anything that actually makes our life better, easier, cheaper.
And the fact of the matter is this is really not control.
You and I have talked about this before.
This is coming into your very home and telling you what you can and can't do, making a judgment, casting a judgment on your family as to whether or not you're good people if you're towing the climate line.
And again, I think Scott's done us all a huge favor.
I will say, you know, my wife, my two-year-old daughter, were at the original White House protest back in April of 2009 when a small group of patrons threw tea bags over the White House fence.
Do you remember that?
That being the tea party.
That was mocked at the time, but look what that led to.
It's a fundamental shift in a one-back of Congress and changed the nature of politics this day.
Taking a stand works.
It's guys like Scott's got to have the spine to stand up and say, stop.
If I got a hand to me, he's done a great job.
All right.
Quick break more with Scott Lebedo, who's going to be having his upcoming meeting with Mayor Adams in New York over this issue of coal-fired pizza oppression by New York City government and Tim Stewart that runs Hands Off My Stove and president of the U.S. Oil and Gas Group as we continue on the other side.
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Ford Scott Lubedo, conservative artist who was throwing pizza over the gates at City Hall in New York over this proposal to get rid of cold-fired pizza stoves and reduce emissions by 75%, which basically would end the pizza business in New York City.
And Tim Stewart is with us.
He runs the Hands Off My Stove group as we continue with both of them.
All right, Scott, so you go to City Hall and you're throwing pizza over the gates that prevent you from going in.
Did anybody, you know, in the city council, the mayor, anybody respond to you?
Anybody say, you know what, this is a step too far.
This is not going to have any impact on the environment.
We're going to back off this idiotic position.
Anybody at all?
Absolutely.
The mayor publicly, all day yesterday, invited me, the pizza thrower, to come sit down with him at City Hall and hear my side of the story, our side of the story.
Because I know as soon as I did this, it was the shot heard around the world, and he got shook up.
So he came right out at a press conference.
Now, he invited me, but he also said that I'd have to bring a vegan pie.
Now, an Italian from Staten Island, there's only one kind of pizza.
No, you're not eating a vegan pie.
All right.
But I will bring a vegan pizza.
All right, if he wants it.
If he asked me to put pineapples on it, there will be pineapples flying at City Hall.
Why don't you want pineapples on your pizza?
I have a friend of mine that likes Hawaiian pizza, so I'm laughing.
But I will reach out.
You know, we all know Joe Borrelli.
He's a good friend of mine, the councilman.
He's the liaison.
He's reaching out to the mayor as we speak to set up this meeting.
I love that.
Can you see if I can get in the meeting?
Maybe we can televise it.
I'll send in my cameras and we could record it and air it.
I think that's worth airing for the people.
It's not always about you, Sean.
Well, it should be about me.
I mean, do you want people to see the meeting or not?
I want to hear their arguments against cold-fired pizza.
That would be great.
That would be great.
I'm trying to help you.
Gee, the thanks I get for crying out loud.
And I don't order vegan pizza.
So I like the idea that you're going to sit down with the mayor.
When do you think this is going to happen?
Well, I told Joe in the email to make sure it happens soon because there's a lot of people that own pizzerias that are ready to really toss some pizza.
Okay, but here's the deal.
There's only so much you can charge for a slice of pizza or a pizza pie, right?
There's not a lot of profit margin because ingredients are expensive.
So even if it's the one estimate that I saw, the low estimate of $75,000 to retrofit to meet this new criteria of cutting back 75% of emissions, there's no profit margin or incentive for these companies to stay in business.
They don't want small businesses and mom-and-pop shops in this city.
You know that, Sean.
Remember the whole thing with the mandates?
I was right out there, that place, Max Public House, we made it a stand, a last stand, and it was insane, but it woke people up and other people started to follow.
All right, last word, Tim Stewart.
Mayor Adams Motorcade has a far greater carbon footprint than most of the pizza ovens in New York City.
This solves absolutely nothing.
So, Scott, when you meet with him, I tell him you've got to grow a spine and tell him to stand up to his staff who are just following the activists.
Tell him to start bringing dumb proposals.
That's what I'd say.
Yeah, tell them to just stay out of our life.
And you know what?
I think we're better off going back to Comrade de Blasio, who didn't really work much every day.
He was going for walks in Prospect Park.
All right.
Thank you both.
Appreciate it.
Keep up the good work.
Scott, I'm waiting for your call.
We'd love to get our cameras in that meeting.
That'd be great.
You got it, my friend.
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