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April 5, 2024 - Sean Hannity Show
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Trump Winning - April 4th, Hour 2
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So here we are, 214 days away from well, you can use any cliche that you want, although it's not really cliche this time.
Uh tipping point election, inflection point for the country, all of which are relevant and all of which are real.
And when you just look at where we are as a country, you've got to ask yourself, okay, uh, what are we going to do?
If God forbid we don't elect uh uh or put out of office Joe Biden and elect Donald Trump.
It's not gonna be good for the country.
Anyway, let me play for you, James Carville's admonition about young men leaving, especially minorities, leaving the Democratic Party in droves.
Yeah, I've been very vocal about this.
Uh it's it's horrifying our numbers among younger voters.
Uh uh particularly uh uh black, younger blacks, younger uh Latinos or whatever, but whatever younger uh white younger people of color.
Particularly makes.
We're not shedding them.
They're leaving in the droves.
Then we have Democratic pollster Mark Penn.
He was on Hannity last night uh talking about the issue of abortion and and basically confirming everything I'm saying is that Democrats will demagogue this.
Now, I know some of you disagree with me, but I would argue one of the big reasons that the wave did not uh uh materialize in 2022 was on the issue of abortion.
If you look at the recent runoff race in New York, Congressional District 3, uh probably the ad that ran the most was about Republicans being against abortion, even though the Republican candidate was not against abortion.
And and Tom Swazi just they as I said they demagogue.
It's not hard to see where the Democrats are gonna head this year in terms of what their messaging will be.
Democracy in peril.
Ironic from people that have no problem with one elected official kicking somebody off a ballot for something they not only were never convicted of, but have never been charged with, uh, which they tried to pull off in Colorado, Maine, and elsewhere.
Uh so that's interesting.
They'll run on January 6th, but but they won't bring in the testimony of the actual driver of Donald Trump that day that said the story about him trying to commandeer the car was total BS.
Anyway, uh we've got a lot of numbers, a lot of polls to look at here.
Uh we told you yesterday about the Wall Street Journal poll finding that Donald Trump is winning over Joe Biden in six out of seven swing states.
He go even goes up a little higher when you factor in uh Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Now our friend John McLaughlin and associates, they have some new poll numbers out today.
We're gonna share with you in a minute because they now join us, John and Jim McLaughlin.
I assume it's probably just John McGlachlin, because Jim McLaughlin can't tell time and he usually misses his uh appearances that he's scheduled to uh have on the show.
So John, hello, how are you?
I assume your brother's sleeping.
I know I think Jim's here.
I mean we're gonna and No way.
Jim Jim's gotta be there.
He's definitely on time.
And I'll tell you, I'll tell you what.
Jim and and myself and Linda, we're gonna we're gonna have like uh Sean Hannity meets the McLaughlin group today.
So uh it's it's like so it's McGlack and McLaughlin's.
But okay, that's what that's three too many McLaughlins for any one given day, to be honest.
And poor Jim, he's still suffering from one time being late.
What was that, three years ago?
Okay, it was not one time.
Let's go.
It was one time.
Uh it was I can promise you it was once.
No, I can promise you it was more than once.
Uh John, could you back me up on this?
I don't think so.
I know I think it was John has to go to Christmas dinner with Jim.
He's not backing you up on that.
Are you insane?
And you know why I was late?
It was because of my daughter.
So you know what that's like, uh, Sean, when you're always taking family first.
So unreal.
But I tell you what, what's good about this, this is a good time to be on, because Trump's ahead in the polls.
And you're right, it's like two hundred and fourteen days.
And if Trump was was if if the election was today, but it's not today, but if it was today, it'd be an electoral landslide.
When you're looking at Trump leading in all these battleground states, or at the worst case, tied in maybe Wisconsin or Pennsylvania, in and it's not just the Wall Street Journal poll, it's the real clear politics average of polls.
And uh so Trump is doing what he has to do to win.
The Biden campaign is doing what they have to do to try to put a cap on us.
And the censorship, and I wouldn't I was listening to your introduction, the disinformation is unbelievable.
You're right, they're gonna demagogue certain issues, whether it's abortion or the democracy, whatever threat to democracy, etc.
But they also what they try to do is spout this disinformation uh and and and basically uh try to censor us when when we're popular.
I mean, Trump had a last week, you know, it was the epitome of the whole uh election was the contrast of Trump going to that poor policeman's uh the Diller family's wait, and Biden and Clinton and Obama in Manhattan raising millions of dollars from billionaires, and they didn't have the time to make a phone call to the to the to the widow of the poor policeman that was lost.
And in the national media, shut it down.
I mean, Fox News carried it, Newsmax starried it, um, Conservative Talk Radio carried it.
But, you know, the mainstream media barely mentioned it.
And that's the human side of Trump that people see that it gets out there on social media, it gets out there on his true social, it gets out there, and that's why he's leading Joe Biden.
Because we want a strong president who will take care of the middle class, take care of this uh the safety moms that are worried about immigration, people that are worried about inflation, whether younger voters, and now you have a Biden 2020 voter.
We've seen this in our national bowls, who's voting for Trump in 2024, and a quarter of them are Hispanic, a quarter of them are black, their age average age is 35, and they're in our last national poll that Trump was leading 4943.
Rasmusser reports has Trump up eight today.
So Biden's got a big problem.
All right.
In your national poll, uh, this really jumped off the page to me.
Fifty-six percent of all voters think that Biden wants to stop Trump from winning by putting him in jail.
Uh only thirty percent say it's not true that Biden is trying to jail Trump.
A supermajority of Republicans agree with that.
Uh independents agree fifty to thirty-three uh on the on that particular issue.
Moderates agree 4832.
So this message of a weaponized justice system is getting through.
And then the core coalition of the or the Democratic coalition consisting of African Americans, Hispanic Americans, young people, uh suburban women.
Um you you look at, for example, Biden's actions, he is bleeding by twenty some odd points, African American voters, and and the same with Hispanic American voters.
Sixty-seven percent say politics played a role in the indictments of Trump.
Fifty-eight percent said Biden played a role in the indictments of Trump.
Fifty-six to thirty-one say there is a double standard at Biden's DOJ and the FBI and the IRS as they target Trump, but Biden and his family get sweetheart deals.
Fifty-two to thirty-eight say the indictments against Trump were done because he leads in the polls.
Fifty-eight thirty-four say Biden should stop targeting Trump and interfering in the election.
Um Jim, how much how much will this show up in two hundred and fourteen days at the polls?
Oh, we're seeing it already.
And it's why Donald Trump is ahead in all the polls right now.
And the other point is this, especially your audience, Sean, but the American people in general, they're way smarter than the Democratic Party gives them credit for.
They know this whole idea.
The vast majority of that forgotten middle class understand this is Jo this is a political ploy by Joe Biden, and they understand that he's actually behind this.
Think about it.
You have nearly six out of ten voters are telling us Joe Biden is behind these indictments, and actually s nearly seven out of ten are telling us that politics played a role in this.
And look, the voters want to be the people that decide who the next president of the United States is.
And you've talked about it.
You talked about how Joe Biden is hemorrhaging minorities.
You know who dislikes this warfare, these police state tactics more than anybody?
Hispanics.
Why?
Because Hispanics have seen this in the countries where they've come from.
They compare Joe Biden.
When we do focus groups among uh Spanish speaking Hispanic voters, they start telling us that Joe Biden is using the same desperate tactics of Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez and Maduro and Ortega and the rest of the Marxist uh dictators.
And what's happened is this law fair has backfired on the Democrats, and it's another reason why Donald Trump is winning.
And the most important number is for Donald Trump right now.
In our last national, he's at 49 percent.
You see it in a lot of these battleground states.
He's either approaching fifty percent or he's at fifty percent.
We haven't seen numbers like that for a Republican running for president, probably going back to 2004 when George W. Bush won re-election.
All right, quick break more on the latest polling with Jim and John McLaughlin of the McLaughlin group.
This is like the McLaughlin half hour on the Sean Hannity show.
Linda's last name, if you don't know, is McLaughlin.
All right, we continue with our pollsters.
The McLaughlin group, Jim, John McLaughlin are with us.
They've been doing polling for the Trump campaign.
Now, if I had to guess today, I would say probably Donald Trump will only face one of the four possible of the four trials that that Democrats wanted to have before this election, and that would be the the most insane one.
Well, they're all kind of insane, but that would be the Bragg case in New York about Stormy Daniels going back to twenty what, fifteen and sixteen, uh John McGluck.
Let's assume he doesn't have a uh a really friendly jury pool there.
Let's assume it's it's not a fair venue for him, and let's assume that he's found guilty of whatever the charges are uh based on uh whatever payment, I guess that his lawyer at the time made to Stormy Daniels, etcetera.
My question is, how much of an impact do you see that having on the American people?
It's gonna backfire.
And and we're seeing it in these numbers already.
The numbers that uh the whole litany of numbers you read, that was after I mean, that was that was within the past couple of weeks that we did that poll.
And you have it already in New York, you have the attorney general, Letitia James, has tried to confiscate Donald Trump's wealth.
Where it it, you know, Trump has been known for decades before he entered politics for the real estate success he's had in New York, the money he's made, the jobs he's brought, etc.
like that, and paying back all the banks.
And the attorney general, who recently when she was uh attended some uh uh fire department, uh fire department event, uh the rank and file fire members uh were chanting for Trump.
And they were uh it's backfired in New York.
You're seeing polls like the Seattle polls, Trump's within single digits in New York, and some of these polls said he might just flip counties that voted for Biden, like Nassau County, Saratoga County, Essex County, that voted for Biden in 2020 are ready to vote for Trump in 2024 in New York because of this.
You agree with that, Jim.
I mean, uh look, a lot of times we have seen promising polls leading into elections, uh, especially for the Republican Party and minorities.
Now, uh we'll put a caveat into this question, and that is we've never seen numbers this high and this dramatic.
And in the end, oftentimes, as you get closer to the election, people tend to to go home to whatever party they had been supporting in years past, and that new demographic does not materialize in this case for the Republican Party.
With numbers this high, I've got to imagine if even twenty percent is correct in the end, that that that changes the entire electorate in the country.
Without a doubt.
And in looking at these polls, the candidate that has more room to grow is Donald Trump, not Joe Biden.
And why?
Because Donald Trump has huge negatives.
Where were Joe Biden's negatives in that Wall Street Journal poll?
In those battleground states, they were pretty much hovering around sick.
I think we lost Jim.
We probably are his time is expired, Linda.
Are you there?
I love Jim.
I'm I mean don't listen to him.
Jim went back to bed.
I is he even there?
I don't even know if he's there anymore.
God, you brought your br your brother flaked on us again, John.
What's up with you, McLaughlin's?
He's gotta be there.
But Jim was making a point that Biden has these huge disapproval numbers that you see in like the last national poll fifty-six disapprove of Biden.
Almost six out of ten.
A lot of the polls at six out of ten, they disapprove of Biden.
And Trump's vote can go higher by corralling the rest of the Biden voters who are undecided that don't like the uh not Biden voters, but the Biden disapproval voters who don't like what the job Biden's doing and bring them back to uh bring them into his coalition so we can expand into a majority coalition.
We'll give Jim, who apparently needed a a coffee break, uh the last word.
Jim.
No, the the reason Donald Trump's gonna keep those numbers.
But by the way, Jim has a sports illustrated football phone, but go ahead.
It's actually a real landline.
But uh on the issues that the voters care about most the economy, inflation, rising costs, immigration and the border, Donald Trump has a twenty percent advantage over Joe Biden.
Twenty percent.
So the candidate that has more room to grow, it's Donald Trump with the voters than it is with Joe Biden.
The vast majority of these undecided are gonna vote against uh Joe Biden because his negatives are so high.
Well, let's see what happens.
We're certainly gonna watch uh Jim and John McLaughlin, McLaughlin and Associates, the polling group.
Uh, and uh we appreciate your time.
And Jim, thank you for gracing us with your your presence today.
We really appreciate you, especially on this very special holiday.
Always a pleasure, Sean.
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That's right.
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I mean, fifty-eight thousand babies saved, you know, two hundred babies every single day.
And that's because a mom gets to hear a heartbeat and is able to realize this is a real living being.
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You know, Planned Parenthood and these other government funded places that take your tax dollars without you having a single say in it.
They don't tell these moms anything.
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It is a huge deal, and we have a right to make a difference.
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You know, only because the cause is so good and worthwhile and genuine.
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Uh you know, that's something you thought you never hear.
But it is really cool.
It's pretty awesome.
Yeah, well, uh, you know, people might be thinking for a second, I'm going woke.
Uh, I am not sure.
You definitely not.
I can attest.
Let me let me take you back to that hard-hitting news show, The View on ABC News.
Anyway, uh, Whoopi B Goldberg, you know, talks about are you better off than you were four years ago?
That's such a stupid question.
Really?
I think it's a great question.
The problem is the left can't answer it.
Joe Biden can't answer that.
That's why they got a hate on Trump 24-7, 365.
Listen.
So why is it that some people are having short memory issues?
There are plenty of other reasons to feel good about where we actually are.
So why isn't that traffic?
Women have better reproductive health rights?
Yes, listen, as black people, we were not in this insanity of trying to figure out why our history is no longer welcome in the educational system.
Women were realizing something was happening.
If you were coming from another country, if you were coming to this country to find a better life, you were not welcome.
Listen, it wasn't a good time for lots of people.
Yeah.
And all you have to do to ask if are we better off than we were?
Ask the thousands of people who are no longer here.
That's how you know if we're better off.
Ask their families.
Are they better off without their loved ones?
What a stupid question.
It's a stupid question and disrespectful to the American people, in my opinion, my humble opinion.
Well, our old friend Whoopi is is just being whoopy Goldberg.
I actually like Whoopi.
You know, years ago she would come on my show.
I haven't I haven't invited her on.
I I even went on the view years ago.
I won't do it anymore.
Uh Linda, I I do have uh an article I'm gonna get to later in the program.
Uh you might be off the hook from my late night messages uh very soon because uh if you're tired of it, a Washington Post piece is point pointing out headline is if you're tired of late messages from your boss, a new bill aims to make it illegal.
Now, I don't know how that I I've how does that fly in the news business.
I literally well, what if God forbid all hell breaks loose around the world or in the country or something catastrophic happens?
I need my team in place to get to work at any hour of the day.
So I don't know, are they gonna make exceptions for broadcasters or I'm not it'll be illegal for me to text you at the hours that I text you and everybody else, which can be any hour of the 24 hour day, depending when I'm working.
You know what I have issue with here, and then we're gonna talk about it later.
You just said that, so I won't go off on a tangent.
But there's everything now is like you've offended me.
It's illegal.
You can't say that.
You know, if for every single thing I got offended by was illegal, if every single thing that I didn't like, I got to you know, flip off the handle and lose my mind and tear things up and all this reaction society.
Guess what?
If you don't like it, you don't have to listen to it.
If you don't like that someone's texting you, there's this awesome button on the side of your phone.
You can put it on silent.
You don't have to hear anything.
Well, you can't turn your phone off.
When I'm sending story ideas, I'm not looking for a response at that section.
No, you're not.
But I mean, if it's a good idea.
I just happen to be up to the other.
I can turn it on silent.
Exactly.
It's not this whole, like it's so ridiculous how sensitive everybody is.
But people need to understand.
There are times, and you're on on the list that I need to get in touch with my key people.
And I don't care, I don't give a hoot what time of the day it is.
You understand that as part of your job.
And frankly, you're one of the few people that is will be available if I needed you at three in the morning.
There are other people, you know who they are that I can contact.
Somebody from radio, somebody from TV, and somebody on my legal team.
Always available.
And then if not, then uh I've got I can't do my job.
God forbid, what if a 9-11 happened in the middle of the night?
I'm not supposed to text you, it'll be illegal.
Good guy.
It's just it's such a load of crap, and it's I mean, it's the same thing with all this other stuff that's going on.
I mean, uh what I know you're going somewhere else.
I'm not gonna like I said I'm not gonna go down the rabbit hole, but to be honest, frustrating.
It's absurd.
It's absolutely absurd.
And it actually says like under my name, like on my door, it says Linda McLaughlin, Sean Hannity radio show, please text all hours of the night.
I mean, it actually says it on my moniker.
So it's fine.
Let's just keep doing what we're doing, and we'll let the book people be dumb.
It's fine.
Yeah, I mean, I'm gonna end up getting sued for this now.
And uh it's unreal.
All right, let's get to our busy phones.
Yeah.
Uh let us say hi for Dan in California.
Dan, how are you?
Glad you called, sir.
Real doing real good.
How are you, Sean?
All right, man, what's going on?
Uh things are a little loopy out there in California.
I will say that.
Did you did you see that they did you see that your governor will put a twenty dollar minimum wage uh uh for for fast food goes to restaurants where they don't pay waiters and waitresses twenty dollars an hour?
I was like, whoopsie daisy.
Another oops, Gavin moment, but I'm not criticizing your governor.
You chose them.
I didn't.
I didn't choose them.
I got stuck with them.
You're not stuck forever.
You don't have to live there.
You still live in a free country.
You can move to Texas like so many other Californians.
Just leave your if you're a liberal, leave your leftist policies in California when you don't ruin the next state you're going to.
No, I'm not I'm not liberal.
I'm I'm a Republican, but uh I'm retiring in a few months, and I plan on leaving the state because it's too expensive to live here.
Um it's sad to hear that, because I will tell you, I live five years in California.
It is majestic.
It is beautiful.
I mean, the there's nothing more well, at least at the time, more beautiful uh than driving the Pacific Coast Highway, the one on one freeway.
And you could drive it all the way from up north in California straight on down to Southern California.
Beautiful.
I mean, absolutely stunning.
But it's not the California that I lived in in the eighties.
That's when I lived there.
I remember when uh uh we brought uh my dad's parents out here when you could afford to be on a retirement income and live in the uh in California.
You can't do yeah you can't do that now.
No.
Yeah.
The main re main reason I'm calling was because of yesterday about the EV.
Um a lot of people don't understand is that if you if it happened right now today, the entire infrastructure would collapse.
The wires are too small to take the addition you know, added capacity.
We don't have enough generating power.
I work for a power a power company.
We don't have enough um generating um stations.
It would cost trillions and trillions of dollars to upgrade everything.
We're talking from the poles up to the wires, adding uh more power plants.
Yeah, it's well you already have a situation where you have rolling brownouts.
I'm sure you b based on what you do for a living, you're way more familiar with this than I am.
And uh maybe it was about a year ago, somewhere about that time.
Remember California asked electric vehicle owners to only charge their electric vehicles during certain hours of the day.
I'm like, oh that well, sorry uh to inconvenience you, but you gotta charge your car during these hours only, regardless of what obligations you may have in life.
I mean, and how much of that power grid is actually fossil fuel based, also.
And and how many, you know, how much pillaging of Mother Earth had to take place to mine with heavy duty diesel run equipment, mine the manganese and the nickel and what is it, cobalt.
I don't even know what they put in these batteries.
Um how how much how much damage to Mother Earth goes into it?
And the fact that a study came out last week that electric vehicles pollute as much, if not more, than gas powered vehicles Because they're so heavy and the particles from the rubber on the tires uh wears out and and guess what?
Much faster and and it pollutes the planet.
Whoopsie daisy, and it costs more.
You're trading one thing for another.
Granted, the air may look clear, but the groundwater pollution is gonna be a lot more.
Um what they don't tell you is the there's only two places in the United States that can recycle those batteries, and there's um hazardous waste left over after recycling those batteries that they have to deal with.
So how much that's another good point.
I mean I never thought of that.
Good point.
What are they gonna do with the old batteries?
Listen, I gotta say this too, and I I by the way, I appreciate your call, Dan, and to be honest, um thank God there are people like you, the electric workers, because uh I know what it's like to live in an area where the power would go out constantly, and I didn't have one, I had two massive generators.
This was when I lived in New York, uh, to kick in the moment that the power went down, which was quite frequent where I live.
But uh thank you for what you do, my friend.
Don't force Ford to lose four point five billion dollars and and produce a product that the public doesn't want.
If people I I could tell you, most people, if they want an electric vehicle, odds are pretty high they're gonna go to Tesla.
And I have a friend that owns a Tesla, loves it, raves about it.
But when Hertz, you know, made a big bet on electric powered vehicles, most people aren't used to driving them.
It made them uncomfortable.
And that cost them dearly by making that decision.
They ended up firing the guy that did and the head of the company, and they're restructuring and they're trying to fight back.
Ford lost four and a half billion dollars because they were being forced to produce cars that their customers did not want.
That's where the problem comes in.
Driving me nuts.
Now they wanna now they want to regulate, you know, uh wood burning, you know, pizza ovens and and gas uh pieza pizza ovens, which is my favorite, by the way.
I mean, anything else, refrigerators, stoves, air conditioners, you know, meat is the those cows and their methane emissions are bad for the environment.
I'm so sick of all of it.
Quick break for right back.
We'll hit the phones again.
800 nine four-one Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
Also at the top of the hour, we'll check in with Congressman Michael Waltz, uh, especially on the very real issue and threat that is ISIS K and Al Qaeda training camps now back up and running, according to reports in Afghanistan.
Back to our busy phones.
Uh Kurt is in Utah.
Kurt, how are you?
Go to Crown Burger today and say Sean Hannity sent you.
Oh, you bet I will.
In fact, I was there just the other day.
Had a crown burger.
Uh and and don't take this the wrong way.
Uh, but uh I take it personally and uh I hate you.
Go ahead.
Uh well, I was actually listening to you while I was eating it, going, Man, Sean would be mad.
Man, you know, you you you just you just love everyone loves rubbing it at my face.
My kids love doing this to their dad.
I love it.
Go ahead.
What's on your mind in Utah today?
I wanted to uh to just point out something that that nobody else is really pointing out, and that's the difference in the political violence, quote unquote.
You know, I didn't see or hear of any riots happening from the people on the right after Lake and Riley was murdered, or this police officer, or any of these other people that are getting murdered or raped because of all the Biden illegals.
There were no Joe type, you know, riots because of it.
How come, you know, with all the talk about insurrection?
If you look at and you compare the numbers, five hundred and seventy-four riots, summer of twenty twenty, Kamala Harris, your vice president, tweeting out a bail fund after people burned down the police precinct at Minneapolis.
Uh they're not gonna stop, they shouldn't stop, we're not gonna stop, blah, blah, blah.
How come nobody ever investigated those those riots?
Because that's what they were.
And dozens of Americans dead, thousands of cops injured, and billions in property damage.
Am I the only one that says uh that's a double standard?
And it They only selectively chose the one riot.
What because it happened against Congress.
I said that day on this radio show live.
This cannot happen in America.
I said it all throughout the summer of 2020, also.
Rioting just cannot be tolerated.
We need to be a society rooted in law and order so everyone can be safe and secure.
But nobody cared about what happened in the summer of 2020.
They just lie to us like they lie about the border, like they lie about Joe doing more in an hour than most of us do in a day.
Or they lie about, you know, I never spoke to my son, my brother or anybody for that matter about their foreign business deals.
And the media gives them a pass.
Don't give them a pass.
There's an opportunity for you to get this right.
And that's in 214 days.
Good call, my friend.
Appreciate you being with us.
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