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Senator Tom Cotton - August 11th, Hour 3
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A Delaware federal prosecutor by the name of David Weiss, yes, the David Weiss has been named as the federal uh prosecutor, a special counsel rather, to investigate the Biden scandal.
But now, but this is the guy that cut the deal with Hunter Biden in the first place.
By the way, that deal now is officially blown up.
Hunter will be going to trial in Delaware thanks to that judge that caught, you know, that provision that would have prevented any further charges from this time period uh from ever being brought against Hunter beyond a slap on the wrist, beyond special preferential treatment.
Uh Weiss, remember, according to the IRS whistleblowers, uh lied.
Uh either they lied or Garland and Weiss lied.
Did Weiss have the authority to pursue other venues?
Uh Weiss and Garland say yes.
IRS whistleblowers say, uh-uh, not even close.
I'm talking about Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler, the two of the IRS whistleblowers.
Uh why did Weiss let the statute of limitations run out when they even had a deal in place to extend them on as it relates to Hunter's tax problems?
Uh because that made no sense to any of these guys.
They went into chapter verse and detail about all the special treatment that was given to uh to Hunter Biden and the uh in these cases.
Things they'd never seen before in their life, uh interference by uh the FBI and the DOJ and U.S. attorneys.
Uh they've been calling for a special counsel, but they're the ones saying that David Weiss lied to them uh or is lying now.
Uh we need to get to the truth about that.
But with this appointment, that seems to be protecting Garland, Weiss, and of course uh Joe Biden and Hunter Biden.
It's pretty unbelievable.
Uh Garland still uh will not frame this as anything other than Hunter.
And we're now looking at a much bigger story here, and that is the Joe Biden bribery and money laundering scandal allegations.
That's what this has now evolved into.
Now it's going to be more difficult for these committees to get answers from Weiss uh on his own conflicting testimony and his own conflicting words.
You know, two two weeks ago the DOJ said, Oh, Weiss can testify in September.
Now every answer is going to be sorry, but that's an ongoing investigation of special counsel.
I can't answer that.
It's pretty unbelievable.
Anyway, we all we're following all the news as it's breaking here today.
Uh, but uh, you know, the one other piece of news is that the Biden DOJ, they really had no choice after the judge called them out in that hearing where Hunter was gonna they thought the judge would sign off on the sweetheart deal they were offering Hunter.
Now Hunter will in fact be headed to trial.
And also the House uh oversight committee is going to subpoena Biden and his family over foreign business deals.
And uh that is a big development, and we're following other news as well.
You know, the White House now mum on on Hunter Biden's special prosecutor.
Big surprise there.
Anyway, joining us to talk about this and a bunch of other stuff.
We have Senator Tom Cotton from the great state of Arkansas.
Hey, Senator, how are you?
Hey, Sean, I'm doing well.
It's great to be on with you.
How are those razorbacks looking for you this year?
Well, hopefully they're gonna improve over last year.
We've been moving in the right direction.
Uh, but uh SEC is always a tough conference, as you know.
Oh, you kidding, it's the toughest.
I mean, you got you got every tough school down there.
All right, let's get your overarching view of all of this here, because so much information is now broken.
And and I gotta tell you something.
This now stinks to high heaven.
The development this week, 20 million dollars described in specificity and detail, going to Hunter Biden, Jim Biden, Haley Biden, the grandchildren, being dispersed all over the place.
You know, from our top political geopolitical foes like China and Russia and Romania, uh, and then we have the whole issue of Ukraine and Barisma and and that whole deal, which I'll ask separately about, and all the money's turned over and and all the the the changing narrative from Joe Biden himself.
I just want to get your overall general thoughts on this.
Uh you are a lawyer, I believe you went to Harvard, if I'm not mistaken.
I did, Sean, but I was such a bad lawyer, I believe, and joined the army uh after a couple of years of practice.
But I don't think it takes a law degree to appreciate, as you say, how this all stinks to hide heaven.
Um Joe Biden has had shifting explanations over the years from I I never talked to my son about business, even on a 13-hour flight to China when he conducted business, to now saying uh he never I was never in business with my son.
And that's obviously because the evidence is not contradicted what Joe Biden said.
You got his son's former business partner, Devin Archer saying that he was involved in at least 20 different phone calls or meetings or dinners.
But don't worry, the Democrats say he wasn't selling access to his father.
Hunter was only selling the illusion of access.
Well, Sean, I don't even know what that means.
If you're the richest woman in Russia and you give Hunter Biden millions of dollars, and all of a sudden you find yourself at dinner in a swank Washington, D.C. restaurant, that sounds like access to me.
Like, do we really expect Joe Biden to be involved in the actual transaction of influence peddling or selling of favors, or just the fact that he calls in to the meetings or that he sits down over dinner as a way for Hunter to show I can deliver the goods from my dad, the sitting vice president of the United States?
And none of this again has been especially uh complicated, it's not been hidden.
It's very mysterious to me why David Weiss, the U.S. attorney for the last five years in Delaware, took so long to file even the misdemeanor charges in that sweetheart plea deal that he filed that was exposed by a judge in Delaware as attempting to exonerate Hunter for every single crime he might ever possibly face for uh related to those business dealings.
And now all of a sudden Merrick Garland decides to make him a special counsel.
Well, why is that necessary now after five years?
Why wasn't it previously necessary?
Why is the first act after becoming a special counsel to file a motion to dismiss the charges against Hunter Biden, saying he's going to bring them in a different venue.
It sounds to me like maybe they're shopping for a friendlier judge who won't ask such probing questions, who might be willing to rubber stamp the sweetheart plea deal that David Weiss was willing to give to Hunter Biden.
Well, that's an interesting take on it.
But it's, you know, look, Greg Jarrett pointed out, although he rightly also pointed out, or I believe John Solomon had pointed out that the A.G.'s not supposed to, as per regulations, um, put somebody within the government in these positions as special counsel is supposed to choose somebody outside the federal uh government, uh, according to uh 28 CFR 600.3.
Although John Solomon rightly points out that was the case with Durham as he was uh uh an attorney uh within the government uh at the time he was appointed by Bill Barr, so there is precedent for that.
However, I think that uh considering that he has questions about his veracity in this case and has been challenged by real incredible whistleblowers that that Weiss is not the guy that should have been chosen.
He seems like he's conflicted in this case.
Yeah, uh I think Sean, those are very good points.
There is precedent for this, but as you say, David Weiss, if they're dragging this out for five years after trying to sneak through a sweetheart plea deal, is not the right person to go forward this special counsel position.
I mean, contrast that to what Merrick Garland did with Donald Trump, the special counsel he appointed was Jack Smith, a rabid zealot, a man who in his past has pursued a Republican former governor of Virginia on untested novel legal theories.
And he did get a jury to convict Bob McDonald in that case, and the Supreme Court reversed him unanimously.
Yet that's who Merrick Garland chose to pursue the former president.
This is a man who reminds me uh of what Stalin's head of secret police once said.
If you show me the man, I'll show you the crime.
And I think that bears out in in the indictment he was he's just filed against the former president.
By contrast, you have a U.S. attorney who, although he was nominated by Donald Trump, uh uh, just let me inform all your viewers or all your listeners, that cannot happen without the support of the two Democratic senators from Delaware, Joe Biden's home state.
Senators have an absolute veto over U.S. attorneys in their home state.
So Donald Trump it was really not a Trump appointment.
It was U.S. attorneys are always the prerogative of the senators.
We can't force a president to nominate someone, but we can absolutely block any nominee that a president puts forward.
So it's not like you know, this guy was a diehard MAGA hat wearing Republican.
No, he is someone who is acceptable to remember Joe Biden's two senators.
Well, and and and that's the rule.
Let me go back to the most, I think, glaring example of wrongdoing here.
And because this is what they're going to have us to believe.
Now, we we do know, and I'm and maybe I'm putting too much emphasis on this, but I think it's very relevant because the question of what did Hunter Biden do for all of the money that that all of these countries, many adversarial countries, were paying him and his business associates and Biden family members and even the grandchildren.
You know, what what did he do?
What services were offered?
Uh Devin Archer gave us some insight as they were paying for the brand, and the brand was really an illusion.
Then you take the case of Barisma, which I think is is the most obvious case because Joe implicates himself.
I leveraged a billion dollars.
I gave them six hours, son of a bee, they fired that prosecutor.
Uh the one that turned out was investigating the company, Barisma, the oil and gas giant in Ukraine that was paying his very own son millions.
Obviously, that began the process of Joe, you know, leveraging that billion dollars, getting the prosecutor fired, and one of the consequences of that firing was Hunter Biden continued to be enriched.
He stayed on the barisman board for a long period of time.
Getting paid for something he went on national television and admitted he had no experience in.
That Sean, when you lay out the timeline, I think it speaks for itself.
Let's contrast Hunter Biden and Barisma to just your ordinary corporate executive in America on a board.
Any kind of blue chip company.
Let's say it's News Corp or Proctor and Gamble or Apple, board members and those companies who are almost always highly distinguished, experienced business executives.
They may make somewhere from a hundred to three hundred thousand dollars a year with a little bit of stock as well.
Hunter Biden was getting a million dollars a year from a Ukrainian oil company.
He knows nothing about Ukraine, he knows nothing about oil, but he was making three to ten times what highly experienced business executives in America make in American companies.
Obviously, this was done to gain influence and access to Joe Biden, the sitting vice president of the United States, and it paid off as well.
If you look what happens, you say with the prosecutor who was pursuing barisma.
Now, is there going to be audio tape of Hunter Biden and Joe Biden sitting down with one of these oligarchs and saying, We're paying you this money, so you can do this for us?
Probably not, but that doesn't have to be.
All it takes, as one Democrat said, is the illusion of access, which is of course access in itself.
For Hunter Biden to then go around saying you need to do this, that, or the other thing, otherwise there's going to be problems with Washington for you.
Well, what else did they mean when they said they needed DC help, right?
Yeah.
I can't imagine what they uh meant uh Sean.
It what it wasn't like from the Washington Nationals.
They weren't trying to get tickets to a baseball game.
Obviously, what they meant is they wanted help from Joe Biden and Joe Biden's wide network of influencers and uh uh politicians and operatives in Washington.
Remember, Joe Biden's been in Washington for 50 years.
And it's not just his vice president that his son, and for that matter, his sister and his brother and his extended family was trading on this public office.
All right, quick break more with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton on the other side.
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All right, we continue with Senator Tom Cotton, great state of Arkansas with us.
Let me change topics on you while I have you.
And you know, uh apparently there's going to be a deal of uh the U.S. under Biden paying ransom for hostages being held in Iran and six uh billion dollars.
Uh John Kirby could claim that that money, I don't have time to play it now, uh, is that it's going to be used in this prisoner deal was set up by the Trump administr administration, and somehow he says this is not a ransom payment.
Sounds like a ransom payment to me where I grew up that would be called ransom.
What do you call it?
Uh Sean, obviously, this is a ransom payment to craven act of appeasement.
I mean, of course, we welcome home Americans who are wrongfully detained anywhere in the world.
But we should be clear-eyed about what's going to happen here.
This is going to encourage Iran and other enemies to take more American hostages because they see that it pays.
And what we're doing is giving them irreversible concessions.
There's no way we're ever going to get that six billion dollars back.
There's no way we're going to ever get the duly convicted Iranians in American prisoners back into this country.
They may release the current hostages, though, but they can easily reverse their promises and just take another set of hostages.
Remember, Barack Obama paid ransom to get hostages out in that era.
Yep, here they are with more hostages in the future.
All we're doing is rewarding and encouraging them to take more hostages.
And that six billion dollars is not going to go, Sean, to support widows and orchans in Iran.
It's going to go to support attacks on our troops to fund terrorism, to support attacks on Israel, to arm Iran.
That's or to arm Russia.
That's what that money is going to go for.
So this is a shameful and craven act of appeasement.
It really is uh a sad time in America.
I will tell you, you know, this this coming election in November of 2024, I don't know.
I've I view it as an inflection point for the country.
We've got 30 seconds.
Yes, Sean, I mean, it could be all the marbles for us.
Uh, you know, if you look on the agenda that we have coming up in 2025 and the Trump tax cuts and the Biden spending uh binge blowing out, and we want to be able to control the White House and the Senate and the House to set that agenda.
If you look at what Joe Biden has done using executive power to try to change America down to its root, or the way the progressive left views America is rotten to its core, not worthy of respect and honor.
So I agree with you.
It is an absolutely vital election that we win next uh November.
All right, appreciate you being with us.
Senator Tom Cotton, Arkansas.
Have a great weekend, sir.
Good luck to your razorbacks this year.
We appreciate your time.
Thank you, Sean.
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We've been we've been following this.
I can tell you right now, we have been working on this all day.
And that is the Joe Biden bribery, money laundering, uh, you know, criminal enterprise prize allegations, and we're gonna ha break it all down very carefully tonight, with every bit of tape to prove the point.
And how this appointment today is nothing other than a complete sham of farce, you know, part of the the Biden protection program that he had ever since he was running for president.
Anyway, uh let us say hi to Joe of Miami.
Joe, hi, how are you?
Glad you called.
Okay, I'm very good.
Yeah, I want to discuss with you about the debate.
I think it's November 8th.
With uh DeSantis and with um Yes, November 8th.
Uh we haven't officially announced it, but that looks like that's gonna be the date and uh Gabin Newsom, yes.
Yeah, isn't this historical?
I don't remember ever the debate between a cannonate and non-canimate.
Well, it's not a presidential debate.
This debate is about red versus blue.
This is about, you know, California policies versus Florida policies.
Which which state, you know, let Americans see two competing visions, have them presented before them, and then decide what they think would work best in their state.
I think it's very I think it's gonna be very, very, very informative.
Yeah.
Well, I'm sure very entertaining and very lively.
Yeah, I was a big DeSantis supporter, I'd say six months ago or a year ago.
I voted for him twice for governor.
But lately, with some of the things going on with Disney and Woke, I'm not so controlled with him anymore, if you know what I mean.
I think he's done a great job as governor.
I really do.
Uh for the people of Florida.
I I think he's done a terrific job.
You're down in Miami.
You can see the difference in your state is a reason people are migrating there, if you know, nearly a thousand new people, new residents a day.
They're flocking to the free state of Florida.
They're flocking to the free state of Texas and the free state of Tennessee and the free state of South and North Carolina.
They're just headed there in droves these states because the economic conditions, the you know, less taxes, less burdensome regulation.
You know, it's uh I I think I think there's a reason people are leaving states like New York, New Jersey, Illinois, California.
I believe their policies are chasing them away.
Humidity down here this year.
It's been bad.
I'm sure you've heard about it.
I know, I know.
I've I've heard all about it.
My daughter was playing a tournament outside down there uh, I guess it was last weekend.
Uh, and uh let me tell you something.
She was she wasn't complaining, but you know, it was 115 degrees on the field.
Let's put it that way.
Not good.
Yeah, well, the eating humanity.
So anyway, it'll be November 8th, probably, right?
You're moderating it.
And there will be It looks like November 8th.
There will be what?
A live audience.
We're working out all those details.
Okay.
I don't have an official announcement yet, but you know, I'm just giving a little tease.
That's what that's what we're looking at.
Uh date location, that is on the final checklist.
It's been uh signed off on by both sides, so I think we have full agreement on that.
But there's a lot of details you gotta work out.
So um, and they have busy schedules, so you know I'm just gonna plow through and we'll we'll get this finished.
I believe it's uh I believe it's gonna happen.
Okay, that's good.
It'll be in prime time, right?
In an evening, I guess.
Yes, sir.
Okay.
Stay tuned when we make an official announcement, all right?
Okay, thanks very much.
All right, appreciate you being with us.
Uh Bill in California.
Bill, how are you?
Glad you called.
How do you like the idea of your governor debating Governor DeSantis?
Uh hi, Mr. Hannity.
Um, by the way, uh bad news.
Uh, you're not hateable.
Linda, am I hateable?
Katie, how many people call and and curse you out on a regular basis?
I think it depends on how hungry you are.
All right.
Are you done with uh that bit was yesterday?
Are we done with the I don't know.
The grilled cheese with ham bit.
Are we done with that?
We got a lot of recipes, I'll tell you that.
Did you find any sourdough in your house?
I did not find sourdough in my house.
But uh you know, you guys make me out to be a monster.
Name one other boss that buys lunch every day, anything that you want for lunch.
Uh, and and takes care of everybody at Christmas.
That's my way of being a nice boss, okay?
And and treats everybody well every day.
Oh my God.
You're taking it so serious.
It's not fun.
We're just trying to have a little fun on a Friday.
Man.
He had a lot of fun yesterday.
Anyway, we'll b uh Bill back to you, sorry.
Well, yeah, you you asked about Gavin Newsom.
Uh this guy uh I I know a lot of people think he's gonna jump into the race.
Uh good luck.
This guy's a walking disaster.
He's just a jargon speaking gas bag.
So I'd love to see DeSantis just rich part.
Well, I mean, Gavin uh look, I I've interviewed him, I've known him for a lot of years.
Personally, I will say he's a very likable person.
His policies, wow.
I mean, uh there's they're so far out there.
This we are such polar opposites politically.
It's it's mind-numbing to me.
Um, however, I do think it's important for the country to understand where one side is coming from and the other side is coming from, and then the country has a clear choice of the direction that they they want to choose to bring their states and the country.
So that's why I think it's a very worthwhile exercise.
I hope you agree with me.
Yeah, sure.
I mean, that that's the purpose of uh of a news organization is to let both sides or many sides have their say and uh more more power to you for doing that.
Uh I don't have a problem with letting people that are wrong make fools of themselves, so go for it.
Appreciate the call, Bill.
Have a great weekend.
Charlie in California, another California call.
How do you like the idea of the debate?
I think it's uh great idea.
You know, Gavin Newsom, what is his uh motto gonna be, you know, make America California?
I don't think that's gonna fly.
Uh well again, he's not you know, look, I I pushed him hard when I interviewed him if he's gonna jump in this race and and he was adamant that he's not, but uh I think we might hit a point.
I mean, Joe imagine Joe Biden had a really bad fall.
I think uh I think dominoes would start tipping over and there'd be a domino effect and and Democrats would defect from Joe and be looking for an alternative, and I think Gavin would be on probably everyone's short list.
And I think Gavin would be way ahead of Kamala Harris.
So, or for example, you know, the the bribery, money laundering, uh Joe Biden bribery, money laundering, scandal allegations.
Um, you know, look at all the information that's coming out of this if this hits the the main artery of the political bloodstream in this country at the right time, uh Democrats may say he's in too much trouble to run him.
We need to get him out.
I could see that happening also.
Yeah, I was having a great Friday.
Uh I'm gonna play golf later, you know, and it turned out all excited, and then I see this special counsel, David Weiss get uh appointed, and I'm beyond frustrated.
I'm you know, kind of worried about America, but I actually called in to ask you a different question if if I may.
Uh earlier in the week, I heard it was either on Dan Boncino or Mark Levin's radio show.
I listened, you know, to you guys religiously every day.
And they were talking about the Hunter Biden uh well, the cocaine found in the White House, and uh there was uh a leak that the Secret Service wanted to save faith, so they told someone that they knew who it was in the Biden family orbit and they Informed the president, so if you want to know who it is, go ask the president.
But I never saw any more about that.
I know you have a lot of connections and influential people you know.
Did you hear about this story?
Or um any word of this?
Is it true or not?
Which part do you want do you want to know if it's true?
Well, I'm pretty sure it was Hunter Biden's cocaine, but did the Secret Service uh find out who it was and informed the president?
I I don't know.
I think it was Guns and Ammo that had reported that.
I don't know if that's true or not.
Uh however, to me, that's just another typical Biden administration cover up.
The idea that after ten days they just close out the investigation uh and throw their hands up and we can't find out who brought uh cocaine into the White House.
You know, what if that white powder happened to be anthrax?
The president of the United States lives and works there.
We can't have you know mysterious powder showing up in our White House.
I don't care who the president is, we gotta protect our presidents.
This is insanity to me.
What if it was fentanyl laced?
You have instances where where cops just handle fentanyl and will unwittingly ingest some of it, and the next thing you know, they're on the ground, you know, going into cardiac arrest and need Narcam to be saved by their fellow officers.
There's been a number of cases like that.
I mean, uh the the idea that they gave up so quickly is uh just inexplicable and unconscionable to me.
And I think they did it because they're protecting the Biden family yet again.
Same old story, Charlie.
Uh, thanks for the call.
Good luck in your tournament today, all right?
Hit them straight.
Sure.
All right, buddy.
Uh let's say hi to Tom in Tennessee.
What's up, Tom?
How are you?
Glad you called.
Hey, Sean, how are you?
I'm good.
What's going on?
Uh just uh I I have a qu I have two questions for you.
I have a question on the Joe Biden scandal.
Why does Joe continue to lie to us?
Why does Joe continue to lie to us when he had no knowledge of his son's why why does anybody lie?
Why do your kids lie to you?
You know, like for example, I used to say to my kids, you know, you say to a kid, I'll I'll use a generic example.
I'd say, all right, you know, you tell a kid, don't eat the cookie.
This used to be a bit by Bill Cosby.
Then all of a sudden the kid, you know, pick gets a chair, climbs up, pulls out cookies, he's got chocolate chip cookies all over his face, and then you ask the child, did you eat the cookie?
No, I didn't eat the cookie.
Really?
Well, where did all the chocolate chip come on your face?
He goes, No, I I I I wanted to I I wanted to get a cookie for you.
I mean, you know, kids are not good liars.
They lie to get out of trouble.
Uh politicians lie to get out of trouble.
I did not have sex with that woman not a single time.
I got to get back to the business of American people.
Why did Bill Clinton lie to get out of trouble?
Why is Joe and Hunter?
Why is Joe lied about this?
Because he knows this is nothing but trouble for him.
And the media protects him.
Up to now, this has not hit the main artery of the the political apparatchic, if you will, in this country.
The mob in the media has up till now protected him, and they'll try to continue to protect him.
That makes sense.
Right.
It does.
Why does Joe Joe knows he lied to his son?
Excuse me, he lied to us.
We the people for years and years and years.
Correct.
Unclean about it.
And the media still protects him.
And they say after this week's revelation by the Oversight Committee, oh, see, Joe didn't get paid directly.
These allegations are false.
He did he did get paid directly, and his son made six hundred and sixty-four thousand dollars on a Chinese firm, equity firm.
And he knows about that too.
And he's and his son's business partners came to the White House and they all spoke to Joe about this.
And Joe's lying to you and to everyone else.
Anyone with eyes can see, just like I used to say to my kids, stop and tell insulting my intelligence.
You're not good at it.
Joe Joe's not a good liar.
And the media knows it.
Now it's a matter of if they'll turn on him.
Anyway, appreciate the call.
I gotta get another quick call in here.
Uh CJ, North Carolina.
What's up, CJ?
Hey, yes, sir, Sean.
I have a big question.
How come no one has moved forward to try to get the attorney who was fired on the barisma case?
I mean the prosecutor, yeah.
So yeah, the prosecutor.
Vic Victor Shokan, he has been interviewed.
John Solomon's interviewed him.
And he's been interviewed by, I believe, by the Washington Post and by ABC at one point.
I had a scheduled interview with him.
And I've I've really never talked about the whole story, but a series of events happened the night before my scheduled interview that we thought just postponed it, but it ended up not happening.
But I'll I'll I'll go back and pursue that.
I think that's definitely worthwhile at this point to bring back in.
Okay, that was my question.
Thank you so much because I'm just worried the guy's not alive anymore.
Uh well, he's on the record because I know that uh Solomon has that interview.
And he, of course, he'll share everything with us.
Anyway, appreciate the call.
Have a good weekend.
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