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Uh I don't know why he's not on our show more.
He should be.
Uh he's a friend and a colleague.
Uh he's on at 8 p.m., the hour leading into my hour at the Fox News Channel.
He's also part of the the number one show on cable, the the five, uh, and has had a phenomenal uh career.
Uh we go back many, many years together and couldn't be happier for him.
Uh Jesse Waters, he has his new book out, and it's called Get It Together, and uh he's here to talk about the issues of the day in his new book, and uh great to have you.
How are you, sir?
I'm great, Sean.
Thanks for having me on your show last night.
I'm available anytime because the numbers came in top of Amazon, so thank you.
Is that right?
I uh I'm glad I could help a little bit.
But you know what?
The book is fascinating, and I've been watching you debut this on the on your show, The Five, and on your show and on the five, they're both your shows, so I guess it's fair to say.
And it's actually a fascinating concept to me, not one that I know anybody else would have done.
And what you do is you spend hours interviewing liberal activists, a total of I think 20 is the number, and you spend hours of time with them and you've learned a lot about them.
You even conclude that you you come to like these people, um, but also you conclude that they blame everybody but themselves for their problems, and that most of them have problems that are a lot deeper than one might imagine that really don't have much to do with the cause that they're advocating for, uh, but more but more to do with their background and how they grew up, etc.
And I'm gonna go through the list of people in a minute, but why don't you give us a little summary of how this all came together?
You remember when O'Reilly used to send me out to the streets to interview people, and I would only talk to people for two to three minutes, and they were some pretty crazy characters, but I've always been attracted to those people on the fringe.
You know, why do they believe what they believe?
So we set this unique deal up.
No one's ever done a book like this before, where I spoke to people for about two to three hours, and they told me their entire life story.
Why would you tell Jesse Waters your life story?
I don't know.
But they did.
And I know this is gonna surprise a lot of people, but I listened and I listened patiently and I didn't argue, and what they told me was just absolutely fascinating.
Some of these stories are hysterical.
A guy drives a limo to the Occupy Wall Street rally.
Um also deeply troubling because you can see the way they've been raised.
Whether it's a lack of father, abuse, drugs, and they have no personal accountability.
And so what they're saying is I don't have problems.
Society is the problem.
So in order for me to feel better, we need to change society.
And so the point of the book is that your personal problems don't mean we need to have a social revolution in America.
You just need to get it together.
And that's kind of the headline from the book.
You know, it's by the way, uh so everybody knows that Bill O'Reilly is on usually for Eastern every Wednesday on this radio program.
And we actually have an introduction song for him, uh, Leonard Skinnard's simple man.
He claims he's a self-proclaimed simple man.
You were you work for O'Reilly.
He's the most complicated human being that I've ever met in my life, and yet he he will steadfastly fight you to the to the death that and and argue that he is a simple man.
Now, do you agree that he's a simple man or no?
Absolutely not.
But if if you disagree with Bill, then you're in trouble.
So all right.
Let me let me get to some of uh these these crazy stories.
Now, I will say this.
There was an interview that you did with a woman the other night, and I I honestly felt terrible for her.
I felt what like in the beginning I started laughing, and then as the interview went on, I realized this is not funny.
This this is a very troubled woman.
This is I think it was the radical feminist sex worker in in Vegas.
And as I watched her, I felt I felt horrible for her.
And you actually expressed that you have felt horrible for a lot of these people too, and that you end up liking them, but also just understand that they're in trouble.
How did you feel doing that interview?
Because I find interviews where people are troubled to be very hard to do.
Well, I knew going in that she was going to be a handful because three hours with this woman was a lot.
It was a fire hose of insanity.
Incredibly entertaining.
She's gifted, Sean, and if you look at her, you can tell she's got charisma oozing out of her pores, but there's also a personality disorder that she developed at an early age, came from a wealthy family, and ended up stripping at age 16, ended up smoking crystal meth,
getting involved in the sex industry, and just tries to extract as much wealth from men as possible, preys upon them, does not like men, feels she's oppressed by men, feels like it's a man's world and that needs to stop.
And after we did the chapter, she came on my show last week, and I feel like she realized what she'd told me during our interview was not right and was disrespectful, and then she started crying.
So a lot of these people are very volatile.
They go from emotional highs to lows, and you do have sympathy for them, but it does give you a window into the liberal belief system, which is irrational from what I've found.
It is irrational, it is based on emotion.
A lot of it's based on revenge and insecurities and projection, and you'll see that in the book.
Each chapter, you understand exactly why they believe in open borders, why they believe in drug legalization, and it has to do with the way they were raised.
And fundamentally, if you can target the family structure and make that healthy, that's how you're going to change things for the better.
Because once you reach a certain age, you know, and I know 20s, 30s, 40s.
You can't persuade a lot of people.
It starts at home, and is cliche as that sounds, it really is true.
It really is not cliche.
And you know what?
America w was a far more innocent country back in the day.
If you look at, for example, the 40s, the 50s, the the top problems in schools in America, they were, you know, running in the hall talking in class and chewing gum.
Okay, today it's you know, teen suicide, drug abuse, violence, uh, on a level that we never thought we'd see in our lifetime.
Uh, one thing that I cannot take is the pedophile and the pedophile, quote, explainer.
It's chapter eight in your book.
And the guy used a fake name, and being sexually attracted to minors doesn't mean that you're completely evil, depraved, and sadistic, he claimed.
Excuse me.
It does mean that.
There's no there's no other definition that would be appropriate.
So all of these people that I spoke to, I never got angry except for this guy.
Got a little angry at the open borders professor, because you know talking to academics is like it's like a black hole.
This man is, I believe, was just making excuses for pedophilia and is trying to remove the stigma of pedophilia.
He doesn't even call it that.
He calls it a minor attractive person and feels like it's a natural feeling that all men experience and that you shouldn't criminalize the feeling, and that we should bend over backwards to make life easier for these people, and that they shouldn't be sentenced harshly and they don't reoffend.
And I start talking to this guy, and everything I've ever studied, Sean, shows the recidivism rate for child sex abusers is astronomically high.
And the only way to protect children is to lock up these people for long periods of time.
And I I couldn't tell how innocent this was he was oblivious to the fact that maybe his organization was being used by dark forces because you know there's a lot of dark forces out there that use these types of groups that he was involved in to mainstream this type of behavior.
And that guy drove me crazy.
Absolutely crazy.
Yeah, I just have zero tolerance for some things, and uh and I try to be open-minded in terms of personal freedom for people and their lives, it's up to them.
All right, gotta take a break.
We'll come back uh more with Jesse Waters.
New book is out today.
It's on Amazon.com, Hannity.com, and now to as of today in bookstores around the country, it's called Get It Together.
Uh Jesse Waters host of Primetime on Fox and the Five, and uh more on the crazies that he interviewed for his book, at least objectively speaking.
Some people may say they're normal, uh, straight ahead as we continue.
We continue.
Jesse Waters is with us, uh, obviously of Fox, the five and Jesse Waters Primetime.
He's got his brand new book out.
It's called Get It Together.
It's on Amazon.com, Hannity.com, and bookstores around the country.
Uh I'll never forget one day I was listening to to Rush Lombaugh, uh, Sean Hannity be nothing without me.
Um and we miss Rush Dearly.
Uh loved him.
Uh he was the leader of the conservative movement for so many years.
And one day I remember him remember him telling the story about how people would lick toads, and they they would it was kind of like LSD, you'd go on a trip and had a hallucinogenics in it of some kind, and and I remember him saying, I just wonder who licked the first toad.
I mean, how did you figure out that if you lick the toad that you know this this psychedelic high would would follow?
Um you actually have a whole chapter, it's chapter eleven in your book, and by the way, uh Jesse's new book is just out today.
It's called Get It Together.
Uh, we've got a link on Hannity.com, it's on Amazon.com, bookstores now all around the country.
And you interview this guy, Hector, and he smokes toad venom, and he he considers this what a religious service of some kind or uh a religious experience of some kind, and anyway, the he claims the psychedelic venom is is sacred for medicine and ingest it, you know, and uh is he praying to the toad?
I mean, did you get to the bottom of that?
Yeah, he calls it the God particle.
So he's able to reach a psychosis, perhaps you'd call it, where he travels south across the border into Mexico and visits these indigenous villages, these reservations on the Baja Coast where people have been smoking toad secretion for centuries,
and he extracts the secretion and boils it up somehow into a pipe and smokes it, and he tell these stories about smoking toad venom with cartel assassins.
He said he had a religious ceremony with this female cartel assassin, has like 400 kills under her belt, probably the most lethal woman in Mexico, and she smoked the toad and saw the devil.
Because I mean, after 400 assassinations, probably not a lot going on upstairs that's good.
And she flipped out, bad trip, but I mean that's just another Sunday for the toad smoker.
Unreal.
All right.
One of the more bizarre things, and I'd never heard of this before.
Uh, you interviewed the eco-sexual influencer.
And and they actually use the term eco sexuality.
And and I learned from your book that it's not just About people having sex with trees.
But when I read that part, I'm like, that means there are people having sex with trees.
Now, I don't even want to think of or imagine how that is even, I don't know, physically possible.
Uh but this person was in a very, very weird uh individual to me.
I'm reading this whole thing.
I'm like, good God, what is this about?
Uh I d I I I mean, there's a part of me that wants to say, uh, how do you have eco sex?
You know, i he's admitting they're admitting here that they have sex with trees.
Is that true?
So she w grew up in a very strict I believe Baptist culture in South Carolina and her parents were both hikers.
And she ended up developing I would call it a fetish, um for engaging sexually with Mother Earth, she says.
So something that would turn her on.
She'd go to the beach and then bury herself in the sand.
And that weight, that pressure was exciting for her.
It's people would beat her with tree branches.
Some people it's how you know, some people it's the snow that you you know put on the back of your neck, others it's you know the hot candle wax, but anything involving nature, she would derive pleasure from.
And it was something that may she go into great specificity in detail about what these experiences were or uh what it was that excited her about this.
Yes, she did.
And you and I want everybody listening right now to go by get it together.
She will tell you in graphic detail exactly what being an equal sexual means to her.
It's not for everybody.
It's definitely not for me.
But for her to each their own.
I don't even think I could have possibly independently writing a novel conceived of of something as bizarre as this.
But uh, and we're only touching the surface here.
Uh we've got the no boundaries parent.
You've got uh the emotional uh support squirrel caretaker, the Stalinist, which was a an interesting exchange, the decriminalization drugs guru.
You got a lot of interesting people in here, and ending with the voodoo priestess.
That that's gotta be pretty interesting and much more.
And then Mr. Wolf, I can't forget him.
Uh anyway, the the book it's in bookstores everywhere.
It's called Get It Together.
It's uh our friend or colleague on Fox, uh Jesse Waters.
It's on Amazon.com.
We have a link on Hannity.com.
It is in bookstores all across the country.
All right, Mr. Waters, congratulations.
It's your world, by the way, and we all live in it.
Uh, it's my world, but I've been hanitized, Sean, and I'm very grateful for all your support.
It's great having you down the hall.
Love you, man.
And but by the way, you gave me a lot of nice compliments in the book that I didn't deserve.
Thank you for that.
You didn't have to do that.
I appreciate it.
I mean it.
I appreciate it.
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Uh all right, let's say hi to Ron in Utah.
Ron, hi, how are you?
Glad you checked in.
Happy Tuesday to you, sir.
Hey, thanks for having me on the phone, Sean.
Uh, straight to the point.
You know, there's a lot of people waiting, so I think your guys and your team could really look into the whole faculty's push for electric vehicles, especially in California, where if you're not above the upper middle class,
you're not getting a single family home, so they're crowding everybody into apartment buildings that are clustered, townhomes, condos, and I don't think anybody has thought of the fact that if you could even get your vehicles charged, that's not gonna have the availability, or yet again, it's gonna be an additional upgrade for people are gonna have to pay for an extra service if they even want to have their vehicles to to have them charged.
And it's really kind of a designed plan to force people into either public transportation or completely not being able to have a vehicle.
Well, I mean, they cost more, number one, tens of thousands more in some cases.
Uh we just had a report we told you about in the last couple of weeks that electric vehicles pollute more than the combustion engine and and gas run vehicles.
Uh they're heavier.
Uh the the amount of uh rating or pillaging of uh Mother Earth for the minerals that you need to build those batteries, the cobalt, the magnesium, etc.
You know, that's expensive.
And you know, I look, but I'm all for them.
If people want them, let them buy them.
I'm all for it.
I I I want I want Elon Musk to be successful with Tesla and any other car company that could make money doing it, but you can't afford losing four and a half billion dollars every year on a line that people have shown that they don't want.
And things are only getting worse.
There's a story today is that the Biden administration now will finalize their highly anticipated regulations that are targeting gas-powered vehicle tailpipe emissions, considered the tip of the spear in their never-ending effort to shove electric uh vehicles down everybody's throat, whether they want them or not.
And I I'm sorry, but the American people is meant many people that want them, they're getting them.
They have availability at the Azu.
I have one friend that owns a Tesla, loves it.
One friend has an electric Mercedes, loves that.
Um I had a hybrid escalade once.
It was okay, but it's not as good as the regular escalate.
But they want to take away your freedom and your choice, like they want to take away your gas stove, your refrigerator, your washer dryer, and your air conditioner, and your meat on top of everything.
Leave us alone.
How about we go back to a country that believes in the cause of freedom and liberty and let the people decide?
Let free market forces decide.
Now, I hope some of these electric vehicle companies like Tesla are successful.
I really do, because that'll mean high-paying career jobs for people.
And and if Elon Musk is willing to make that take that risk and make that investment, and he's successful, that's great.
That means career high-paying jobs for more Americans.
I love it.
But don't force us.
That's where the problem is.
Anyway, good call, my friend.
Thank you.
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If you want to be a part of the uh program, Mike in Missouri.
Mike, how are you?
Glad you called.
Good, Sean.
What's going on?
Oh, I'm just talking about the crime in Chicago.
I used to work there uh on the uh investigating transit crimes and uh writing public transportation in Chicago is uh just a death trap.
Well it's worse in New York if that's even possible, right?
Uh, it's, they got robberies and killings all the time.
They even had a CTA worker last year on duty.
He killed a passenger, uh, uh, in a wheelchair that was a homeless guy in a wheelchair on the, and he beat him for an hour.
It was all on video and they, they claim the there's real time, but there isn't on the surveillance cameras.
So now they're beating up guys in wheelchairs on subways and murdering them and taking an hour to do it and torture the poor guy.
I mean, you have to be such a soulless person not to care about your fellow man and do that to somebody.
have a hard time understanding that level of pure evil I really do.
I had a a victim that rode twelve miles unconscious on the Florida subway until uh he was discovered by the fire department was all on video and the offender stopped on his head over uh thirty times and he was never recovered and uh the the offender took a break sat on the chair and had a cigarette and went back to stopping his head and it's on video.
Yeah.
Well that person got arrested in New York they'd be out on with no bail in just a matter of hours just enough time to flip the bird to uh the people at New York and head on out to the sanctuary state of uh California.
It's sad.
I mean all of these problems are easily resolved.
In 230 days you have the opportunity to reverse course I hope the country's listening.
I really do.
I can't tell you how this is going to end in 230 days.
I wish I could I don't have a crystal ball but I'll tell you I kind of agree with Elon Musk.
Elon Musk made some comments and he said in a post on Friday night there is either a red wave this November or America's doomed.
Imagine four more years of this getting worse uh and that's what he said.
And he said if the race became a choice between Trump and Biden I would not vote for Biden.
He said I'm not saying I'd vote for Trump but he's saying this can't continue.
He is right this cannot continue.
But uh this is going to go down as one of the worst presidencies in American history.
That I could tell you let's say hi to Ed in the free state of Florida my fellow Floridian sir how are you glad you called this Tuesday.
Hey Sean good glad to talk to you man um let me tell you I think you'd be a great moderator if given the opportunity by Fox when it comes down to the presidential debate if they have one.
I thought the debate between uh Governor Newsom and DeSantis actually was a a great debate.
I enjoyed doing it.
I think when I watched them that night as they were involved in it, I think they were engaged and they enjoyed the opportunity.
I think it was, I thought it was a lot better than a lot of debates that I've seen.
I gave them both room to breathe.
I did a fact-based debate.
I tried to stay out of it.
I did press when questions would not be answered because that's just part of my job.
You know, I couldn't get an answer out of Gavin Newsom.
any restrictions in month seven eight nine on abortion he wouldn't answer it no matter what and I think people understand that if you don't answer that question that means you don't support any restrictions.
I think that's my conclusion uh but I'd love to do it it'll never happen I have no such uh delusions that that day would ever occur but I'd love to do it if I had ever had the opportunity I don't think Joe Biden's going to debate because I don't think he's capable of debating.
He's not and I don't care how much Red Bull and caffeine they throw in him this time it ain't gonna matter because he's got to think on his feet and he's not gonna have a script and without a script Joe Biden is just a mumbling bumbling stumbling stammering you know I I don't even know what to say.
He's he's just incoherent it's sad.
Anyway Ed I appreciate your vote of confidence though thank you my friend 800 nine four one Sean if you want to be a part of the program uh Don in Virginia Don how are you welcome to the program glad you checked in thank you it's an honor to talk to you Sean.
The honor's all mine what's on your mind today Well, I mean, I I originally called about um you know uh some of the Joes apologizing for using the term illegal and uh I'm you know I'm a retired police officer and I'm and I think anybody who uh um breaks the law or or you know as these immigrants are doing crossing the border, I mean you know you need to call it what uh what it is.
I mean, they're they're illegals and and there shouldn't be any apologizing for it.
So it shouldn't be.
The only apology should have gone to poor Lakin Riley's family.
I pray for them every day.
I can't believe I don't know how I don't know how you wake up in the morning after living through that.
I really don't.
Um, there shouldn't have been an apology for telling the truth.
If you don't follow the laws, you don't respect our borders and our sovereignty, then you vented illegally.
And I'm all we want is I I don't care where people come from.
Come from anywhere.
Just do to the do it legally, allow the proper vetting, health checks, means test, and you're in.
And then welcome to our country.
It's great to have you.
Uh oh, this is gonna be interesting.
Thanks for a good call, Don.
Mike in Washington.
Mike, how are you, sir?
What's on your mind?
Hello.
Hello.
You're you're on the air, sir.
Yeah, I'm on the air.
Sorry, sorry, my phone is acting up on me.
First of all, uh first time call, a long time listener.
And before I get started, I want to um just wish all of the women um from the Freedom Network a happy women's history month.
And I like this new work uh network is doing a good job.
And also I like to vote uh for the lovey Linda for vice president t-shirt lender t-shirts.
All right.
Now I I I I've known Linda for 19 years.
I've known Trump for about 30 years.
Um it's very nice.
It's a nice vote of confidence.
I'm sure Linda's flattered.
Linda, are you fl I'm sure you're flattered by that, right?
I am very much so.
I can't think of a worse, more combustible team than this one.
It would be it would be rough.
I am just telling you.
I definitely would not suppress his um moments of brilliance as I would call them.
Other people call them mean tweets.
I call them.
I don't care about the mean tweeting.
I'll take the guy with the mean tweets that know what knows what day of the week it is and is competent over this.
Um that that's not that's not what I'm referring to.
It's not at all what I'm referring to.
I don't know what you mean.
I think we would make a statement.
Oh, no, no, no.
Everybody on the team knows what I mean.
You're the only one that's you know, feigning that you don't know what I mean, because you know darn well what I mean.
And it's not a lot of criticism.
It is uh gonna be 47, and I am happy to assist in any way, shape, or form as I can as it's my civic duty.
You're on the short list right now.
Where do they do the where do they do that vetting?
I can't wait.
Oh, please.
It probably wouldn't be too bad.
No, my worst offense is yelling on the subway.
That's like my worst stuff.
That's my I yell in the car and I yell in the subway.
That's me.
All right.
Well, Mike, I hear you're sucking up to Linda.
Not sure why, but it's okay.
Oh no.
Yeah, come on now.
I still feel I'm still gonna vote for her for vice president, no matter what.
Even if I gotta write it in.
Well, first of all.
Just make sure you spell it with a Y, okay.
It's L Y N D A like one the woman.
Well, first of all, I want to ask why is the Republicans not taking advantage of women's history month?
Because while the Democrats keep promoting the avoiding the issue to keep their voters' blood going, if I was in uh the the House leader's position, I would gather all of the uh female Republicans and I would remind the public and remind the world that the reason why the women in this country don't have their personal spaces anymore because when the false because during the Obama and Biden administration,
when the false prophet Black Jesus, Barack Obama first started taking money from these lobbying groups and declared that the new era of womanhood was a man in the dress.
And it did not mind girls going into bathrooms with uh men who identify as women.
And the one thing that really irritated me is that not one new journalist at that time challenged Barack Obama that would you allow your wife or daughters to go into the bathroom uh with men who identify as women, and I don't believe that he would have been I don't believe that he would have done that.
That would have squashed that issue right there.
Another thing that I would be running on if I was in the Republican Party count is on a real women's rights bill.
Which means that it should be the law of the land, just like they did for gay rights, uh, to protect the women in his country.
Because any any any bills that Trump comes up with, hopefully when he gets back in, that's only going to last for four years.
Well, look, we'll see what happens.
Uh Linda's thankfully is is locked in for a long-term contract.
She'll have to uh think about the vice presidency after uh Donald Trump is hopefully out of office when he's the 47th president.
Gotta take a break.
Good call, Mike.
Appreciate it.
800-941 Sean is our number.
All right, that's going to wrap things up for today.
All right, the burden of finding, oh, just a half a billion dollars, not a problem.
Uh well, Jonathan Turley had some very strong remarks regarding this.
He will respond tonight on Hannity, Senator Tim Scott, Senator Marco Rubio tonight, uh, Congressman Michael Waltz, Victor Davis Hanson, Ainsley Earhart.
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