Who's Protecting Our Children? - December 4th, Hour 3
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If you want to be a part of the program, we have a lot of news as it relates to America, Israel, the brutality of these Hamas terrorists that we didn't know before, but it is as bad as it's ever gotten.
Ballistic missiles, by the way, fired by the Houthi rebels out of Yemen, striking three commercial ships Sunday in the Red Sea while a U.S. warship shot down three of the drones in self-defense during what was an hours and hours-long assault.
U.S. Central Command said, we also have every reason to believe that these attacks, while launched by the Houdi rebels, we all know that they have been fighting a proxy war on behalf of Iran, and our military is acknowledging that.
The question is, what will be done in response?
We know the U.S. military did kill five Iranian proxy fighters in the drone strike in northern Iraq, now up to nearly 100 attacks against American soldiers.
And we have so much else going on, horrific news stories of Hamas and their attack in Israel surfacing, including the raping of women.
I mean, you just can't make this up.
And yet, as we discuss, you have, you know, radical squad member, Congresswoman Jayapal, is out there.
And when asked about Hamas rapes in a heated debate, you know, she's demanding balanced criticism.
You just can't make this up.
Let's play these comments.
It's kind of remarkable that this issue hasn't gotten enough attention globally.
Widespread use of rape, brutal rape, sexual violence against Israeli women by Hamas.
I've seen a lot of progressive women, generally speaking, they're quick to defend women's rights and speak out against using rape as a weapon of war, but downright silent on what we saw on October 7th and what might be happening inside Gaza right now to these hostages.
Why is that?
I mean, I don't know that that's true.
I think we always talk about the impact of war on women in particular.
In fact, I remember 20 years ago I did a petition around the war in Iraq.
We've talked about it since October 7th.
And I've condemned what Hamas has done.
I've condemned all of the actions.
Absolutely.
The rape, of course.
But I think we have to remember that Israel is a democracy.
That is why they are a strong ally of ours.
And if they do not comply with international humanitarian law, they are bringing themselves to a place that makes it much more difficult strategically for them to be able to build the kinds of allies, to keep public opinion with them.
And frankly, morally, I think we cannot say that one war crime deserves another.
That is not what international humanitarian law says.
With respect, I was just asking about the women, and you turned it back to Israel.
I'm asking you about Hamas, in fact.
I already answered your question, Dana.
I said it's horrific, and I think that rape is horrific, sexual assault is horrific.
I think that it happens in war situations.
Terrorist organizations like Hamas obviously are using these as tools.
However, I think we have to be balanced about bringing in the outrages against Palestinians.
15,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes, three-quarters of whom are women and children.
And it's horrible, but you don't see Israeli soldiers raping people.
Well, Dana, I think we're not, I don't want this to be the hierarchy of oppressions.
I think 15,000 people have been killed, which is horrible.
And Hamas started a war, and they're the ones that were involved in the killing.
Israel didn't want this war, didn't start this war.
They will finish it.
Then, you know, again, more examples of, you know, just hatred and anti-Semitism.
In Pennsylvania, in Philly, you had a pro-Palestinian mob harassing a Jewish-owned restaurant there.
Even the Democratic governor there called it a blatant act of anti-Semitism.
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All right, joining us now, Caroline Glick is with us, senior contributing editor and host of the Caroline Glick Show.
Regit Gabriel's back with us, founder chairman of ACT4 America.
Welcome both of you back.
You know, we're now getting more and more details about the, you know, just subhuman, non-human interactions of these terrorists and how they treated women and babies and children.
And yet we have Congresswoman Jayapaul, you know, basically lecturing us to have balanced criticism.
What part of, Caroline, what part of Israel being the victim here are these people missing?
The part about Israel having a right to exist, I think, because when they try to draw a moral equivalence between a jihadist organization that just committed one-day genocide against the Jewish people and rape of the kind that we saw,
the instrumental use of gang rape, barbaric rape, beheadings, and mutilation of bodies, both men and women, that what we're seeing is the acting out of the long-standing goal,
not only of Hamas, but of the PLO, of Islamic Jihad, of al-Qaeda, of ISIS, which is the annihilation of the Jewish people as sadistically and as savagely as possible.
And when you try to draw moral equivalents and in fact deem Israel worse than Hamas, then what you're saying is that you support the annihilation of the Jewish people.
And unfortunately, there's a bit of that going around in the U.S. Congress these days.
A lot going on.
Your reaction, Brigitte Gabriel.
And you have life experience with this, which we have discussed a number of times on the show.
I think it is horrifying, the numbness of the world, and especially women of the world, especially in Western nations, women who have the ability to speak up, women who have the ability to call on their elected officials in all of Western civilization, in all developed countries, in a nation where we have democracy, and for women to stand up and say, look, we are living in the 21st century.
We need to condemn the rape and abuse of women.
When we have the UN women who are silent, who are failing to rally the whole world to stand up in defense of women, I think it is disheartening.
It is shocking.
As a woman myself, I look at this as a mother of two daughters, and I am horrified at the lack of interest, lack of moral clarity, lack of courage on the part of women leaders of the world to stand up.
And I remember back, Michelle Obama, after the Boko Haram kidnapped the 300 girls, again, here's an Islamic radical group who kidnapped Christian young girls, and we all know what they did to them.
They raped them.
God knows what they did to them.
Everybody woke up with hashtag bring back our girls.
How come we're not hearing from Michelle Obama, from Hillary Clinton, from Nancy Pelosi, from all the Democratic leaders in the world, from the prime ministers of nations, even from Queen Rania of Jordan, who's very outspoken.
You know, you would think she stepped off the front pages of Vogue magazine.
How come women are not speaking up in defense of women just because they are not?
Well, let me give you an opportunity.
Answer your own question.
Why do you think they're not saying anything?
Because they have no value for Jewish women or Jewish blood.
This boils down to anti-Semitism, pure and simple.
It is hatred of Jews, and Jewish women have no value whatsoever.
I just want to add something to what Brigitte said so rightly, which is that about Obama, Michelle Obama.
Mai Guan, Israel's Minister of Women's Affairs, was on a show with me the other day, and she explained that Israel has repeatedly asked Michelle Obama to come out and condemn the rape of the mass rape of hundreds of Israeli women on October 7th and the continued victimization of the hostages in Gaza.
And she refused, and this is true even after they sent her graphic photographic evidence of the brutal rape of the Israeli women.
She never even responded to the entreaties that they've made repeatedly to the former First Lady.
So I think that's very important to note.
It's not simply that she hasn't noticed.
She's made a decision not to say anything.
And she's not alone.
Angelina Jolie, Susan Sarandon, supports the Hamas against Israel and other leading voices against violence against women supposedly are fine.
Me too doesn't apply to Jews.
It only applies to non-Jews and only people obviously in the correct classes.
And I think in terms of the surprise and that they don't care that it was a surprise attack, that we weren't prepared for this, nobody expected something like this to happen.
Again, I mean, it all goes back to this incredible hatred.
You know, some people may be frightened, some people may be cowards, and they just don't want to stand up to it.
From people like Emmanuel Macron, who is faced with such a dangerous situation with jihadists having seated themselves throughout France, for instance.
But I think in general, it's that people are more or less fine with the idea of the Jews of the world in Israel, in Philadelphia, in Toulouse, everywhere, being annihilated.
And so they really just, they don't have a problem with it.
That's the only thing that I can really, that's the only logical explanation for this incredible indifference.
All right, quick break, right back.
We'll continue more with Caroline Click and Brigitte Gabriel on the other side.
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All right, we continue now with Caroline Glick and with Brigitte Gabriel discussing the atrocities of rape against women and other atrocities by Hamas against Israelis.
What do you make, Brigitte Gabriel, actress Susan Sarandon?
It took her almost two weeks.
Now I would argue probably was pressured to apologize.
If it was sincere, it would have happened immediately, in my view, about her recent comments that, quote, American Jews are now getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country.
She's now saying, oh, it was a terrible mistake.
And she regretted belittling the history of Jewish persecution.
Why do I not find that sincere this late date after?
It is not sincere.
And I hope that all Jewish film studio owners and filmmakers will completely boycott her.
What was even more surprising is the fact that the majority of Hollywood is basically Jewish.
I mean, let's face it, they are the prominent leaders, creators of movies, of the art in this country.
And yet we have not seen a blurb of pressure applied on all the actors and all the stars in Hollywood to come together to speak up about the atrocities committed.
But you know what I think this is, Sean?
This is collective punishment of Israel in their mind.
Well, Israel deserves it because Israel is oppressing the poor Palestinians.
And because we stand with the underdog and because we stand with the Palestinian people, we put them in the brown people category and the oppressed category and the unprivileged compared to the privileged white rich Jews.
Therefore, we need to stand with them and support them.
And I think this narrative needs to change and it needs to start changing by influencing, by influencers within the Jewish community, business people, philanthropists, major movers and shakers to start applying pressure in the media, in Hollywood, in business on such personalities and people to start changing the narrative.
That's unacceptable.
Let me ask you that.
I mean, it's often been criticized when people say things like, quote, the Jewish people run Hollywood.
I don't know who runs Hollywood.
I don't even think Hollywood, as it once was, exists anymore.
But that has been a comment that's often been criticized, Brigitte.
I think you know that.
Yes, I do know that.
But as somebody who works very closely within the media industry, I worked very closely with production houses, with filmmakers.
Remember, I owned a TV production and advertising agency for 20 years, ever since I came to America before I started Ad4America.
And I say that with great respect and praise that the great contributors to the film industry are Jewish people, the great creative people.
Look at the movies that Steven Stielberg gave us.
Look at the movie houses.
Look what they exported to the world.
And the art and the music and film.
This is something that the Jewish community should have.
Now, I don't agree with a lot of...
By the way, everybody should watch Shenmue's List.
If you haven't watched it, you need a history lesson because it's all true.
But we're short on time.
Quick reaction, Caroline.
Yeah, I just want to weigh in very quickly about Hollywood.
Hollywood, like the elite universities and other institutions in America that American Jews really felt at home in, have over the past 15 years been pushing them out very, very harshly.
You know, Harvard's down like 5% Jews.
It used to be 25%.
Hollywood, they're no longer bringing Jewish writers into their writers' studios.
So Jews are being purged from all of these institutions.
And I think that we have to bear that in mind.
Jews in America have been under assault now by the progressives for going on increasingly over the past two decades.
And now what we're seeing is an explosion of a process that's been germinating for a couple of decades.
So you have to bear that in mind.
It's not the same situation as it was in 2000 or in the 1990s or before that, anywhere.
Well, I just can say this.
Anti-Semitism at a level is now happening in this country, in the halls of Congress, in our college university campuses, etc.
And I got to tell you something.
I am worldwide, all throughout Europe, in Australia, and at a level that I never thought we would see.
You say never forget.
Apparently, a lot of people have forgotten.
And it's a very chilling time in terms of the hatred, the outright hatred of Israel and the support of radical Islamic terrorism.
I'm shocked, and I'm not shocked very often.
Caroline, great to have you back.
Brigitte, always great to have you.
Thank you both.
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What I told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten, they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked, why?
Benghazi, the truth became a web of lies.
It's almost a dirty word, one that connotes conspiracy theory.
Will we ever get the truth about the Benghazi massacre?
Bad faith, political warfare, and frankly, bullshit.
We kill the ambassador just to cover something up.
You put two and two together.
Was it an overblown distraction or a sinister conspiracy?
Benghazi is a Rosetta Stone for everything that's been going on for the last 20 years.
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It's interesting to listen.
This was on Fox News Digital, a person asking New York City Park officials why these taking down posters of Israeli hostages.
Listen to this.
Hi, so this is being taken down by a city official.
Says it counts like graffiti.
And you're taking down people that are kidnapped in Israel because.
Sorry, could you address this?
Why are you taking this down?
Why are you taking down posters, sir?
Sir, why are you taking down a poster?
Did the city order this?
Now you don't want to trust it, do you?
How is this okay?
Why are you taking something down?
Is this a free country?
Why can't you put a poster up?
Why are you taking the poster down, sir?
Why does it bother you to have a poster of somebody kidnapped that we're trying to have release and great awareness?
Why are you taking it down?
It's really unbelievable, isn't it?
It's wow.
And after, I have seen one of these not just pro-Palestinian, but you hear, you know, from the river to the sea chanting at the, quote, pro-Palestinian rallies in New York, you know, from the river to the sea and everything else in between.
And it's like almost like a daily occurrence lately.
It's unbelievable.
I was driving by one day and I just, you know, kind of lowered the window, even took some video.
And by the way, Lloyd Austin, he's absolutely clueless, you know, talking about protecting Palestinian civilians is both a moral responsibility and a strategic imperative.
What do you think Israel's been doing since they were invaded on October the 7th?
They've been telling innocent Palestinians to leave.
They've been telling them what areas are safe to go to.
The only people that have been forcing them back in their homes to use as human shields would be Hamas, the terror organization.
Anyway, here's Lloyd Austin.
This kind of a fight, the center of gravity is the civilian population.
And if you drive them into the arms of the enemy, you replace a tactical victory with a strategic defeat.
So I have repeatedly made clear to Israel's leaders that protecting Palestinian civilians in Gaza is both a moral responsibility and a strategic imperative.
Gets me so angry, I can't even see straight.
Anyway, 800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, let's say hi to Scott is in Arizona.
Scott, hi, how are you?
Glad you called, sir.
I'm doing good, Sean.
How are you?
I'm good.
What's going on?
Well, I wanted to tell you, I guess, convey something.
I'm really frustrated when I talk to people who didn't vote for Trump.
And never do I hear them mention as far as economy or oil or the border.
They always mention that, you know, that he's a liar.
They think that he's raised or that he's racist or he's a Nazi.
And it's all the Democrats' hockey points.
Yet I never hear Trump talk about that in speeches.
And I was wondering, you know, they say he's a jerk.
Yet if you look at where Trump, they say maybe he lied, let's say, you know, it wasn't a lie with Russia.
It wasn't a lie with Ukraine.
It wasn't a lie with the other things that happened.
I mean, was the election all right?
Well, we don't really, really know.
And is that something that you, how would you feel about addressing that with him more directly in a place where you can ask him a question where he doesn't have a prepared speech?
You know, look, I've asked him questions about all of these things.
I mean, we all know what the media is.
We understand.
I think people are more hip to how corrupt, abusively biased that they are.
And I think with that, I think people distrust the press more than they've ever trusted them, distrusted them.
And for good reason, they have earned our distrust, especially when it comes to all things Donald Trump.
You know, has any news organization ever taken responsibility for their Russia hoax lies?
Has any of them ever taken responsibility for not reporting the Hunter Biden laptop story accurately before the election?
Have any of them ever taken the position to investigate why the FBI was warning big tech in the months leading up to the 2020 election that they may be victims of a disinformation campaign, and it may be about Joe and Hunter Biden?
Because that sounds to me like they're putting heavy weights on the scales of an election to me.
And none of this seems to faze them.
As long as liberals get the outcome they want, they don't care.
Otherwise, they'll claim election interference and whine about it all day long and nobody seems to give a rip about it, like Hillary Clinton, Stacey Abrams, and the list goes on and on.
Yeah, I mean, not only do they misreport it, they still actually promote it, you know, those things.
So, you know, a lot of people still believe the dossier was real.
A lot of people still believe that he was wrong on COVID, where he was really right on everything with COVID.
And this is frustrating because, you know, I don't know.
It's almost like I feel he needs to have an American president moment, the movie, you know, where he comes out and just addresses everything head-on for all these things is accused of because the people that like him, they understand why they like him.
They like him for all those things that he always mentioned.
But how are you going to bring in the people that don't like him and think he's a jerk for these reasons that are just promoted by the media and the Democrats?
I think his biggest challenge, look, we may be looking at another election where anywhere between 500 and 600,000 people in six separate states will determine the outcome of the 2024 election.
We could be looking at that.
Now, maybe economic circumstances and maybe national security circumstances could change everybody's thinking.
And I don't think it would be in Joe Biden's favor.
I don't know.
But as of now, there's nobody that anybody that tells you that they know how this is going to turn out in 2024 has no idea what they're talking about.
They don't.
It's a guess on their part.
But I will tell you, there's a lot of work to be done.
Republican candidates have got to get their act together.
States need to bring election integrity efforts into the forefront before the voting begins.
That means voter ID, signature verification, chain of custody controls, updated voter rolls, partisan observers watching vote counting in every precinct.
And when the polls close, watch the voting all day and the counting all night.
And that's it.
That's the only thing I can think of.
And Republicans better get in the ballot harvesting business, the legal ballot harvesting business, like Democrats, or else they're making a big mistake.
Now, they have gone forward with this idea of bank your vote to overcome conservative reluctance and resistance and Republican reluctance and resistance towards voting early and voting by mail.
But that to me is step one.
They've got a long way to go.
And I've been saying it since 2020.
Yeah, I know.
I've heard you, and you talked about the last election being the most important election of maybe everybody's lifetime.
And I think it was, but not enough people hurt, I guess, if the results were accurate.
Well, if the media would have just reported it accurately on the Hunter Biden laptop, I don't think that election would have been close.
Anyway, appreciate the call.
Thank you, Scott.
800-941-Sean, you want to be a part of the program?
We'll stay in Arizona.
Mark is next.
Hey, Mark, how are you?
Sean, I'm doing great.
I just want to introduce myself and say that I am the president of the Arizona chapter of the Linda M Club of the Sean Hannity show.
Why are you sucking up to Linda?
Why are you kissing up to Linda?
But you know why?
Because she's awesome.
That's why.
She's awesome.
Is that why?
Awesome.
I don't know.
That was funny.
That might have been the best answer I've ever got for people that suck up to you.
I just want to give her a plug.
Thanks, man.
Anyway, on a serious note, Sean, I want to congratulate you for what you did last week with that DeSantis-Newsom debate.
You, I don't know, you have taken Fox to a whole new level.
It was must-see TV.
I mean, what am I going to do?
Watch Nora O'Donnell and CBS News when that is on and I could see real issues, real gaps, I mean, graphs, real facts, and candidates grappling with these things.
And now you're going to have a Trump town hall.
Sean, I just called to praise you to the skies.
That's it.
You're very kind, but let me tell you how I feel.
I'm grateful to all of you.
I don't have this.
If you don't listen to this show three hours a day, if you don't watch TV and set your DVR every night at nine, I don't have the opportunity to get my voice out, your voice out.
And frankly, there are too few conservative voices in the media.
You know, there's a little bit of a, I don't know, how do you say this?
Intramural battling sometimes within Republican ranks and conservative ranks.
I always say Democrats circle the wagons and Republicans create circular firing squads.
I'm way past that point in my career.
I just don't, I want any good conservative voice to succeed.
Whether we agree 100% doesn't matter.
I just want people to hear and to be able to get information that the mainstream mob will never give you.
And I'm glad to be one small spoke in the wheel.
You make it possible.
I am so grateful because I love what I do.
And yeah, tomorrow's going to be fun.
We're in Davenport, by the way.
If anywhere near the area, you want to come, you can sign up.
Tickets are free, Hannity.com.
Wednesday and Thursday night in New York City.
Tickets are free, Hannity.com.
We do our live audience shows.
So I love being, honestly, I love being out with the people.
I like that more than being in a studio alone by myself or with one guy pointing at me saying, you're go.
Three, two, one, go.
So anyway, I really appreciate your kind words.
I think it was worthwhile.
And, you know, maybe we'll do more of those, hopefully.
Anyway, Mark, thank you.
800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, Sue Ellen is in Delaware.
Hey, Sue Ellen, how are you?
I'm good, Sean.
How are you?
I'm good.
Glad you called.
What's going on?
Happy Monday.
Although there's no such thing as a happy Monday.
Yeah, listen, I have a request, I guess you would say, at the town hall tomorrow night, asking if you could dedicate a portion of that show to Donald Trump's platinum plan, which, you know, is a plan to help the black communities.
And I think it's really important to get this out.
And, you know, I've read it several times.
And there are some headings in red, and underneath are all these bullet points that tells you what this plan is about.
And I'm hoping that you could have that, you know, and read some of those off.
It's a great plan.
And he did a lot of work.
Well, maybe what we could do is maybe we'll invite somebody on from the group and let them talk about it.
How's that sound?
From, oh, what group is that?
Well, the people involved in the platinum plan.
Oh, yeah.
Well, yeah, you know, I think it was Ice Cube had asked him to get meet with him, and he did.
And then I guess they talked about it, and Trump said, yeah, I'll go back and see what I can do about it.
And he made the plan.
And under these headings, there's all these bullet points that tell you what the plan's about.
And it was really thought out.
Well, and, you know, let me give you what this is.
This is President Trump's promise to black America over four years.
3 million new jobs for the black community, the creation of 500,000 new black-owned businesses, increase access to capital in black communities by almost 500 billion, safe urban neighborhoods with the highest policing standards,
a commitment to work on a second step act, access to better education and job training opportunities, give black churches the ability to compete for federal resources in their communities, bring better and tailored health care to address historic disparities,
immigration policy that protects American jobs, advance home ownership opportunities, and enhance financial literacy in the black community.
And lastly, ensuring manufacturing to advance jobs and develop opportunities for black-owned businesses.
I mean, it's right there.
We'll put it up on our website.
It's got a lot of detail.
Well, and if you could kind of go over that maybe, you know, at the town hall, because you know, if you ask him about it, he'll pick two things and then, you know how he is.
He'll go on and on and on about them.
And nobody's really going to know, you know, what the plan is until you kind of say those bullet points like you just did now.
And so I would appreciate it if you could do that because I think it's very important people know about this.
I'll tell you what, I like your idea.
I'm going to try and bring it up tomorrow.
And if I do, I'm doing it in honor of you.
Okay.
Thank you.
Oh, thank you so much.
I really appreciate it.
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