Aug. 10, 2023 - Sean Hannity Show
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| All right, news roundup and information overload hour. | |
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| Investigative reporter, friend of the program, editor-in-chief, just the news.com, John Solomon will join us in a moment. | |
| Our top story, obviously, is James Comer releasing what is the third bank memo detailing payments to the Bidens. | |
| Kind of amazing considering he's now traced over 20 million dollars in funds from Russia and China and Ukraine and Kazakhstan and Romania, all to Biden-tied entities. | |
| Now remember the one big lie as a candidate, and then we're going to show you let play for you Joe Biden as president. | |
| As a candidate, he repeated over and over and over again that he never one time ever spoke to his son Hunter or his brother or anybody for that matter about foreign business dealings. | |
| This is him as candidate Joe. | |
| How many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? | |
| I've never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealers. | |
| I have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses. | |
| And what I will do is the same thing we did in our administration. | |
| There will be an absolute wall between personal and private and the government. | |
| Do you stand by your statement that you did not discuss any of your son's overseas business? | |
| Yes, I stand by that statement. | |
| Wow. | |
| Okay. | |
| Here's Joe Biden as your president. | |
| I did not know he was on the board of that company. | |
| I've never discussed my business or their business, my sons or daughters. | |
| I never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having to do with Ukraine. | |
| *thinks* | |
| I have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their business. | |
| Period. | |
| All right. | |
| He had a great, great uh investigative piece breaking down uh Jim Comer, Oversight Committee Chair, and his third bank memo detailing these payments. | |
| Uh you know, that is part of the big lie that Joe Biden has told. | |
| Those words are coming back to haunt him. | |
| Now, factor that into what we learn from this third memo. | |
| I want to get your take on it. | |
| We've been pretty much talking about it all day, to be honest, John. | |
| But, you know, I I just you you've been so deep in the weeds and breaking story after story on this uh and way ahead of the curve. | |
| I think you could probably explain it better than anybody. | |
| Well, listen, I think there's two things here. | |
| First, the total size of foreign influence money that comes into the Biden uh Inc. | |
| uh conglomerate of companies just keeps going up, right? | |
| It was uh it was four or five million uh uh several months ago, we got up to ten, twelve million. | |
| Now it's twenty million dollars, and I suspect that number will go up a little bit more. | |
| You get a sense of the total investment and who was investing. | |
| And there's a pattern to the investment. | |
| You look at the people that Hunter Biden and his team were dealing with. | |
| They were foreign oligarchs in countries where we have a lot of heartburn, and the oligarchs themselves had a lot of trouble. | |
| You have Mikola Zolchevsky, a Ukraine oligarch whose energy companies deemed corrupt and under corrupt uh corruption investigation in Ukraine. | |
| You've got uh another guy in Romania, Papovic, who uh has a corruption issue there. | |
| He's he uh flowing money into Hunter Biden and his team. | |
| You've got a Russian oligarch, Yelena Baterina, her husband is a former Moscow mayor. | |
| There was a lot of concern about him, uh U.S. ambassador in Russia once said that her husband ran a pyramid of corruption. | |
| Uh, you've got some Kazakh oligarchs who are tied to a former prime minister who just recently got sent to prison for serious crime. | |
| So there's a targeting of a certain type of oligarch, and each of them are paying millions into this pot that uh Hunter Biden and his friends draw money down from. | |
| And now in this new memo, we get a third part of the pattern, which is right after some of these oligarchs like Yelena Baterina, uh, like um the uh Baris Maholding executive uh name uh Vadim Pazarsky. | |
| They put millions in and very soon after they get an audience with President Joe Biden and Vice President Joe Biden. | |
| How soon thereafter in each case, John? | |
| Yeah, well, let's go. | |
| Botterina is about two months. | |
| She puts about three point five million dollars into a Rosemont Seneca account in February of 14. | |
| And she's at the dinner in April 14. | |
| And there's some really fun emails we're going to make public on your TV show tonight. | |
| That shows sort of the effort to to get her into that dinner with Joe Biden. | |
| she's sort of a uh uh a controversial figure at that moment uh and it's at a time where Ukraine and Russia relations are going south that's another important thing. | |
| So a Russian getting next to the vice president was a big deal. | |
| In the case of Kennis Rakeshev who is a uh Kazakh um uh businessman in the energy business another one of the oligarchs he jumps 140 142 thousand three hundred dollars into a Hunter Biden account the very next day that money's taken out and it buys Hunter Biden get a load of this a 142,000 luxury sports car. | |
| That is the same month, literally in the exact same month that Roshikov and Amasimov, the guy who was the prime minister of Kazakhstan, now a guy in prison, that they get their audience with Vice President Joe Biden. | |
| So the timing is very close in some of these circumstances. | |
| It's another part of the pattern that this was a pay to play influence peddling scheme. | |
| That's exactly what James Comer said today in in releasing this document. | |
| It's really clear now that when you paid money, you got access to Joe Biden, you got access to the brand, which Devin Archer gave us all a couple of weeks ago. | |
| You know, when you put all of this together, let me go back to the Elena Baturina Cafe Milano meeting and the money, the 3.5 million that followed. | |
| Didn't Devin Archer confirm $120 million investment from her into their real estate business and holdings? | |
| Yep. | |
| Yes, there was another one. | |
| It was called Rosemont Real Estate. | |
| estate it it is another one in this empire now hunter biden doesn't seem to have a lot to do with the real estate holdings uh but he clearly had something to do with the connection of companies that gets the first three point five million but you're right uh these companies these business partners they were getting big dollars from these foreign figures and Elena Baterina's never been accused of anything wrong herself but she clearly had a problem in the U.S. banking industry she couldn't get her money into the United States and that was something that Hunter Biden and Devin Archer were doing some of the banks had flagged her | |
| husband the former mayor of uh Moscow had much more significant concerns uh former U.S. ambassador Russia once called him a corrupt figure running a pyramid of corruption you know these Russian oligarchs clearly have red flags against them and there's no prohibition by Joe Biden's son or his family his partner to deal with them. | |
| About the time Hunter Biden gets uh hired by Barisma, it is clear that uh Barisma has corruption issues and that the State Department, Joe Biden State Department considered them corrupt. | |
| Same thing when uh you get the Papa Victor, the Romanian oligarch. | |
| He's actually specifically approaching Hunter Biden because he's got a corruption issue and he's hoping Hunter Biden and his family can make that issue go away in Romania. | |
| This is the type of people that Hunter Biden was doing business with and that Joe Biden felt comfortable getting on phones with having a dinner with that is I think the picture now that we have very clear and it's a picture we were told wasn't true. | |
| It was a conspiracy theory back in 2019 and 2020 it's very real today. | |
| All right so well let's let's go back to when Hunter got his sweetheart plea deal and the Delaware judge dug deep in into the weeds in that agreement and discovered that uh that Hunter would no longer be able should this deal be agreed to by her and signed off on by her that Hunter would not be able to be charged for any other actions that he may have taken that were illegal during the same time period. | |
| Now, we learned that he was also an addict at this point in his life. | |
| I believe this was during the time when he was a crack addict, when all these deals were going on. | |
| And one has to ask the question, well, was he the brand? | |
| Because, you know, we now have checks, Chronicle, going back and forth to hookers with Russian email addresses. | |
| We've talked about that in the past. | |
| I even mentioned it yesterday, a Washington Examiner 2022 report about it. | |
| about that issue uh But while so Hunter, what was he offering? | |
| What services was he providing in exchange for all of these deals? | |
| Never mind that he admitted he had no experience in Ukraine, uh, energy, oil, et cetera. | |
| Okay, but this report released today talks about six point five million tied to Barisma Holdings and its owner, Zolachevsky. | |
| And and at a time when the energy company was begging Hunter, we need DC help. | |
| That wasn't Hunter help. | |
| That was the Joe Biden help. | |
| That help, we believe was confirmed in the 1023 report, were actions eventually taken by then Vice President Biden to leverage a billion dollars to fire Victor Schoken, the prosecutor investigating Barisma and Hunter. | |
| And as a result of that, Hunter continued to be enriched for something he had no experience in. | |
| What experience did he have? | |
| Well, what did they expect in exchange for tens and tens of millions of dollars? | |
| Apparently, according to Devin Archer, because it's Devin Archer's words, they were trying to buy protection, particularly Barisma. | |
| No one would mess with them, is what uh Devin Archer said if the Biden family name was associated. | |
| And you have some very clear stuff. | |
| When you take the FD-1023, the FBI Informant Report, where an FBI informant has direct contact with Mr. Zolchevsky and Vadim Pazarsky, they had a very low regard for Hunter Biden. | |
| They felt coerced into hiring him, but they felt like they needed to do it. | |
| Remember, Zochevsky's quoted in the FBI document as saying he's dumber than my dog. | |
| So they weren't paying him for skills, right? | |
| And by the way, Hunter Biden couldn't answer the question in the ABC News interview what his skills were. | |
| They were hiring him for the name because they thought the name would buy protection. | |
| That's what Devin Archer's very own uh testimony is. | |
| They were buying a name, a brand, and Joe Biden, as Devin Archer said, was the more valuable part of the package. | |
| Hunter Biden was just the guy that collected the money. | |
| Joe Biden brought the weight. | |
| And and I think you look at this now, and it's a very unseemly operation. | |
| And there's no way that Joe Biden doesn't know what's going on. | |
| He's showing up at the dinners. | |
| He's getting on the phone calls. | |
| Next week you're going to see his intervention in some of the policy decisions that benefited one of Hunter Biden's clients. | |
| Uh this is not a blind operation. | |
| The two were a package and they knew they were a package. | |
| And I think as we get more into this, it raises some serious questions. | |
| Devin Archer said, hey, I considered Hunter Biden to be a lobbyist. | |
| Well, then that raises a question. | |
| Why didn't he file under the Foreign Agent Registration Act Faris? | |
| Something that Republicans like Paul Manafort have been prosecuted for. | |
| And then there's a second part of it. | |
| If the timing of these monies to a family member to uh was designed to buy the influence of the government official that they were related to, does that re uh kick in questions about the foreign crop practices act? | |
| A second issue that you now hear people like Jim Jordan, James Comer, and legal experts, Greg uh Jarrett, and others, they're all raising that. | |
| The the evidence is now pointing to much more serious legal issues than we we ever knew of when we started on this journey back in nineteen. | |
| But if you take actions as vice president and your family is enriched, uh doesn't that fall under a bribery statute? | |
| That's exactly what foreign crop practices act is. | |
| It's the foreign bribery statute. | |
| By the way, the Obama administration resurrected that and championed that. | |
| They wanted to make it more strong. | |
| Isn't it ironic now that under Barack Obama's watch, Joe Biden and his son had an operation going on where the son was getting rich and dad was getting act giving access to those who were making his son rich? | |
| Uh uh I think we look back in history, the very thing that Obama wanted to enforce, he actually was allowing to go on in his administration under the cover of the Biden family. | |
| So much more we're gonna learn. | |
| By the way, we're at we're at the beginning of another very turbulent period of new revelations. | |
| I think we're gonna learn a lot. | |
| And some of those revelations I think are going to call into question the storylines that we were force fed during the 2019 impeachment and certainly the 2020 election. | |
| All right, quick break, right back. | |
| We'll continue more with John Solomon, investigative reporter, editor-in-chief, just the news.com as we continue. | |
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| All right, 25 to the top of the hour. | |
| In just a second, we'll talk to the heir of the Anheuser Busch Corporation. | |
| We don't have good news. | |
| By the way, Modello is gaining on Bud Light as the Mexican brand of beer is on track now to become the top U.S. beer for this year, 2023. | |
| And now Bud Light laying off, you know, a whopping 2%. | |
| And that's a lot of people of their workforce. | |
| And Bud Light's parent company is selling off eight beer brands amid this Dylan Mulvaney controversy. | |
| Anyway, we'll uh we'll talk to Billy Bush from the Anheuser Busch family, and the heir to the family in a second. | |
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| Uh, all right, the Bud Light Controversy. | |
| I I was fearful this would happen. | |
| I was fearful that because of some marketing guru, Gen X expert, whoever it happened to be. | |
| I have no idea who's responsible for this, or maybe upper management at Anheuser Busch. | |
| My fear, and I stated this, and some people said, Hannity, you're not getting it. | |
| I said, I think that I am not going to hold the workers responsible for what dopey management people decided to do in terms of getting involved in politics. | |
| In this case, the Dylan Mulvaney, trans activist, influencer, controversy, and and this is what happened at the time. | |
| Hi! | |
| Impressive carrying skills, right? | |
| I got some Bud Lights for us. | |
| So I kept hearing about this thing called March Madness, and I thought we were all just having a hectic month, but it turns out it has something to do with sports. | |
| And I'm not sure exactly which sport, but either way, it's a cause to celebrate. | |
| This month I celebrated my day 365 of womanhood, and Bud Light sent me possibly the best gift ever: a can With my face on it. | |
| Check out my Instagram story to see how you can enjoy March Madness with Bud Light and maybe win some money too. | |
| Love ya. | |
| Unbelievable. | |
| Now, Billy Bush is an heir to the uh Anheuser Bush family, and saying his ancestors would be rolling over their grave over this, you know, Dylan Mulvaney stunt. | |
| Listen. | |
| I think my family, my ancestors would have rolling over in their grave. | |
| They were very patriotic. | |
| They loved this country and what it stood for. | |
| They believed that transgender um gays, that sort of thing was all a very personal issue. | |
| Um they love this country because it is a free country and people are allowed to do what they want, but it was never meant to be on a beer can and never meant to be pushed in people's faces. | |
| Wow. | |
| Powerful statement. | |
| Billy Bush joins us now. | |
| How are you, sir? | |
| I'm great, Sean. | |
| How are you doing? | |
| I'm good. | |
| Um I'm sure you probably in the beginning were maybe a little bit conflicted on on the issue of speaking out publicly about this, but uh obviously you feel very passionately about this because as you say, your your your ancestors built this this empire, you know, incredible empire that America loves. | |
| I mean, who doesn't love the the Cleisdale uh ads that you put out and and the pro-Americana ads that the that Anheuser Busch has put out over the years and Budweiser and Bud Light. | |
| Um and they went in a very different direction here. | |
| Why do you think they did that? | |
| And and how do you how would you rate their handling of all this? | |
| Because I think their handling has been awful. | |
| Yeah, I think they did it because um I it's a very liberal. | |
| I didn't realize TMZ was as liberal as they are. | |
| I think the two gentlemen that uh spoke with me, that and interviewed me, um, you know, they they told me they're both gay, they're both liberal. | |
| Um, you know, that's cru that's cool. | |
| Um that's what's great about this country. | |
| Uh people can make their own choices, be who they want to be. | |
| And so I'm not against that at all. | |
| But they try to make it sound like I was prejudiced, and I was against transgenders and um and gay people, and that anybody who is boycotting Bud Light right now uh has a prejudice problem, and I told them no, I don't agree with that at all. | |
| I said I'm looking back at my ancestors, and then it's in our book, Family Rains, and that's really where what I thought we were gonna talk about on TMZ that day, the book that I just came out with Family Rain, The Heartbreaking Fall, uh, or excuse me. | |
| It's called Family Reigns, the extraordinary rise and epic fall of an American dynasty, and and that's the perfect title. | |
| You're right. | |
| Yes, and so I that's what I thought we were gonna talk about, but of course it went in that direction. | |
| And uh, and you know, looking back at it now, and I I I really didn't have a chance to rehearse or think about it that much, but I'm and I meant what I said. | |
| My family, my ancestors worked very hard. | |
| They love this country, they honored this country. | |
| Um the last thing they would do is is advertise and uh in a such a political uh the political arena that we're in right now, with all as polarized as this country is, the last thing they would have done was to get in to that kind of advertising and try to push an agenda, uh political agenda down the beer drinker's throat. | |
| And um, you know, that's not the beer drinker that Bud Light has anyway. | |
| So why even go there? | |
| And it just didn't make any sense to me. | |
| And that's what I tried to explain to those two guys. | |
| You know, I thought uh Clay Travis was on the show this week, and and he's the founder of Outkick. | |
| I thought he had a good line, and he and he quoted Michael Jordan and Michael Jordan had a great line as it relates to you know why he doesn't get involved in politics. | |
| He says, Well, Republicans buy sneakers too, and Air Jordan's a great sneaker. | |
| I mean, everybody loves him, and that's why it's been so successful over the many years, and I think that was such a a good point that business is business and keep the politics out of it. | |
| You know, I feared from the beginning, and I just stated this. | |
| I feared when I saw what was happening, and I saw the decline in sales, and I saw week over week, and then it became month over month. | |
| I I spoke out and I said, My fear here is that if this continues, that it's not gonna be the people responsible for this bad decision that are held accountable. | |
| That it's going to be the guys that have the trucking routes, the guys that work in the beer factories, uh, the guys that work on the loading docks, uh, because you know, I would imagine a career at Anheuser Bush is a high paying career job with great benefits. | |
| Am I wrong? | |
| No, it it's uh it's a very it's a great job. | |
| Um, you know, when uh when my family ran the company, people were very, very proud to work there, and that's completely changed now. | |
| And the unfortunate thing about it is, like you're saying, is that people are gonna start losing their jobs, the wholesalers are being affected. | |
| Those are the distributors that distribute to the accounts out there, they're being affected, they're they're gonna have to lay off people. | |
| The company is laying off people, as you know, they're selling off brands. | |
| So it's affecting a lot of people in a negative way, just because the management, the the executives at Anheuser Bush really misjudge. | |
| They really didn't know who their core audience is, and they didn't take the time to look at that. | |
| And you're right, they're hiring these Gen Z or Gen X's out of college. | |
| I think they're a lot of you know, they learn this woke uh culture, they they get uh educated uh that way, they become very liberal and they think they understand who the beer drinker is, and they have obviously no idea. | |
| They've never sold a case of beer in their life. | |
| I suggest they get on a beer truck, go out there, deliver beer to account, get to know the people that drink the beer, and then decide how to advertise to them. | |
| But uh don't come out of these woke schools with these liberal agendas and think you know what you're doing, because you don't. | |
| That's not America. | |
| And of course we're dealing with an uh a company that isn't American. | |
| They're from Bru uh Belgium and Brazil. | |
| And um, you know, these guys have historically been the bean counters, they've been financial guys that know banking really well. | |
| They know how to lower expenses and do things like that, but they never knew anything about the beer business. | |
| So it's kind of difficult to see all this going down now, you know. | |
| My family, Sean, work extremely hard and they loved America, they honored this country, they wanted to bring people together, and they uh they they died for this for this company and for this country. | |
| And to see it now going the wrong way is um is really tough. | |
| It really is. | |
| It's tough, and of course, you know, they've got our name on the company still, and I get uh feedback from people. | |
| Why are you letting this happen? | |
| I don't have anything to do with it, but our name's still there, so that's what we're dealing with. | |
| You know, the sad thing is I wish I was wrong, Billy. | |
| I I I hate to see career jobs go away and people's lives now thrown in you know, into utter turmoil. | |
| You know, people that have mortgages and rents to pay and college tuition to pay and car payments to pay. | |
| Um, you know, I I I wonder what they're going to do uh when they are laid off, 'cause I'm sure they were counting on their jobs and probably, as you rightly say, were proud to work for this company. | |
| And you know, in my whole life, Billy, I've never supported or called for anybody to be cancelled, anybody to be fired, or I don't support boycotts. | |
| Well, and I saw this happening, and by the way, people are free to do all of those things. | |
| People ask for my firing every day, my cancellation every day. | |
| People have boycotted me repeatedly throughout my career. | |
| And uh, you know, the idea that now they're they're firing people, they're selling off eight beer brands as a result of this. | |
| And and by the way, I have nothing against Modello and and nothing against our neighbor Mexico. | |
| I really don't. | |
| I wish they'd do more on the immigration issue, but putting that aside, um, I don't know. | |
| Uh you know, I'm a kind of America first guy. | |
| I w I want I want an American beer company to be number one. | |
| Is that so wrong? | |
| That's not wrong at all. | |
| And uh and lo and behold, and you gotta come to the Midwest sometime. | |
| We're opening up a brewery here in St. Louis. | |
| We're keeping the uh tradition going in the family. | |
| It's called Bush Family Brewing and Distilling. | |
| We're opening up our farm to the public. | |
| Uh we're gonna have our brewery there. | |
| We're coming out with uh several brands. | |
| We've already had a couple of them in the marketplace, uh the Adolphus Pilsner and the Gussie Bavarian, so we're naming the some of the brands after family members who um who did so much for the company back in the day. | |
| Can you make a version of Bud Light and call it, you know, Billy Bush Light? | |
| I'd buy that beer. | |
| Are are you not drinking any of the alcohol at all? | |
| I w I've kind of cut back when I'm been dieting, but um, you know, that diet is coming to an end 'cause I'm sick of it. | |
| Um but uh an adult's light or a uh No, but I drink I do drink light beer. | |
| I d I I did dr I do drink Bud Light. | |
| I drink Coors Light now. | |
| Well that's amazing. | |
| You know, the thing about the thing about it is uh Sean is that it's gonna be difficult for Bud Light to come back because light beers are there's not a big difference in their taste. | |
| And um really you kept the consumer by your traditional values, by how you marketed the beer, where the beer came from, your father drank it, your grandfather drank it, and that's why Bud Light has been the number one beer all these years. | |
| So I think bully Billy Bush Light Beer. | |
| Hannity is a partner, it's a perfect relationship. | |
| Let's do it. | |
| That would be amazing. | |
| We'll go well, I think uh I think times are right for something like that. | |
| You know what? | |
| I think that's a great idea. | |
| And you know, I only want to I I would invest in that in a sudden heartbeat. | |
| I think it would do well. | |
| Look, I I really do. | |
| I uh for the people that are getting laid off. | |
| Um my advice to you is call course. | |
| Call uh Molson course, call um Miller Light and and some of these other companies. | |
| You you have a level of professionalism that they need now because their sales have exploded as a result of this, right? | |
| Oh, their sales are doing great. | |
| Uh, but I would say call call Billy Bush. | |
| Yinling. | |
| The yang yeah, or Yingling, yeah, Billy Bush. | |
| We can talk about that in a second, but call Yinling. | |
| It's the oldest beer company in the country. | |
| They're expanding. | |
| They just expanded in the Missouri, so we can get it here now in St. Louis, and their sales are doing great. | |
| So I'm sure they're gonna be looking for people to uh help them with uh with their sales and and with their company's growth. | |
| And um, you know what? | |
| I'm looking for people too, so uh we'll be open to it, and hopefully uh we'll have a website if people want to reach out to you and maybe apply for a job from you. | |
| We sure do. | |
| It's Bush Family Brewing and Distilling. | |
| We're just in the process of upgrading our website now. | |
| We're gonna be open to the public at the end of the month. | |
| And uh so anybody that wants to learn more about it or uh understand what we're going what's going on, please go right to that website at Bush Family Brewing and Distilling. | |
| Sounds to me, Billy Bush, like you're gonna be a direct competitor of Budweiser. | |
| Am I am I hearing you right? | |
| No, we definitely we definitely are gonna be. | |
| Um so yes, we're we we're so happy to be able to keep that tradition going. | |
| You know, in the book, um, I write about um how incredible the American history is alongside the beer business, what my family went through to build this empire, what it was like growing up and the experiences I had, both good and bad, um, growing up, watching my father during the time of script of Ann Either Bush's greatest growth, uh built be so successful and build the company as he led the company during those days. | |
| And so it's uh it's a tradition, a beer tradition that I want to keep going. | |
| My family wants to keep going. | |
| So we're uh we're starting this brewing company. | |
| We appreciate you being with us. | |
| Wish you all the best. | |
| And uh people want that website. | |
| We'll give a link on Hannity.com. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Wonderful. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
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