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We're still watching the insanity and the madness unfold at college campuses all around the country.
Didn't think I'd ever hear or see a lot of what we're hearing and seeing in our lifetime.
I never thought, you know, the issue of, you know, have you ever wondered how the Holocaust could have happened?
How is something like that even possible?
Well, maybe listening to some of these people might give you some insight into how this, you know, pernicious evil, you know, begins to grow like a cancer.
You know, you have a college student at Columbia name is Jessica Schwab actually describing the building being occupied by protesters.
It was like a scene from the shining.
At least some kids get it.
Listen.
Well, the most remarkable scene that I saw was someone smashing the windows of the doorway of Hamilton Hall in with a hammer, almost like a scene from the shining.
And I also saw a student who was trying to prevent them from barricading, continuing to barricade the doors.
And then he was essentially corralled by another human chain of pro-Palestinian protesters and basically lifted up and shoved out and called a Zionist.
And he was physically assaulted.
And again, there's utter silence from public safety, from NYPD.
So we feel alone on this campus.
And you have a low-income student identified as Jeremy, and this was on Fox News, talking about not being able to get food because of all the chaos from all the protesters.
He also doesn't want the NYPD to come in.
Well, how do you, they're not going to leave on their own.
I mean, the deadline has come and gone.
The administration was literally negotiating with the most radical students that we went through yesterday.
That was in the New York Post yesterday.
Anyway, here's the situation from his point of view.
Jeremy, he is an undergraduate senior.
Jeremy, you were trying to get into the university here.
Tell me, they denied you.
Yeah, well, we had originally called public safety about 6.30 this morning when we got the email saying that only a very select few students were going to be able to have access to the campus.
And I called public safety and they assured us quite brusquely on my dad that we were able to have access.
And so we walked down here and lo and behold, we're not given access.
You're trying to eat.
And you said you're a low-income student.
Can you explain all this?
I think you just explained it.
I'm trying to eat and I'm a low-income student.
I luckily just heard back from some of the administrators in my program.
They've graciously let us know that we can go to Barnard College or Teachers College, which was to the affiliate universities or colleges of Columbia.
And we can go grab some grub there.
But I'm just not liking the amount of chaos that is ensuing around breakfast.
And finally, what are your thoughts on the fact that your fellow students here have taken over a building, broken, they've entered, and this has now escalated to where it is?
Oh, I think escalating is the word, right?
I think that it was a misstep, and I wish that they would have engaged with the university when President Shafiq had come to the table last week.
I think that it's a bit of a tragedy, you know?
And I think that we need to pack up and go home.
How does this end?
That's a good question.
I guess that people like yourself in the news have to keep asking tough questions and see where the chips fall.
Do you want to see the NYPD come in here?
No.
No, I don't.
In fact, that was one of the most disruptive elements of the past few weeks.
I've been very concerned to see the amount of guns and armaments around the campus.
And I'm not happy with the presence of the NYPD.
I think anytime you have NYPD, it's even though you can't eat food and you're trying to study, you don't want the NYPD to come in here and break up what's going on.
Hey, look, I'm developing these types of answers to these types of questions over breakfast.
So chat with me later today.
I'll tell you how I feel.
All right, joining us now is former presidential candidate himself.
I guess he's now doing his own podcast.
Vivek Ramaswamy is with us.
When did you get in the podcasting business?
Are you out of your mind?
Yeah, no, it's funny.
I don't think of it as a business anymore, Sean, but I was doing it during the campaign.
And one of my things is I think people who run for political office should be reaching people in a much more transparent context.
So that's one of my...
I give you credit for that.
I'm not being critical.
I think that's actually pretty cool that you do it.
It does take more time, and it's probably more work than you thought when you started, if I'm guessing correctly.
Yep.
It is indeed like anything worthwhile that's doing.
But I'm continuing some ventures in the business world, trying to drive change in this country in a lot of ways.
And I think fixing the media is an important part of that.
So I'm going to continue calling out a lot of the left-wing mainstream media as I did during the campaign, but in a different context now.
They are so corrupt.
I actually said back in 07 and 08, journalism in America is dead.
I knew I was right.
I had no idea how right I was.
I mean, all of these networks and all these major newspapers and most of the cable networks slant solidly hardcore left.
They don't cover the news.
They're obsessed with anything that's negative about Donald Trump, and that's all they're obsessed about.
Their willingness to call out Joe Biden.
Look, Joe Biden, I'm looking at Joe Biden, and this is what I see.
I see a president that helped make the mullahs of Iran rich, that has been sucking up to Putin and Russia.
You know, the Nord Stream pipeline gets approved.
Keystone XL gets canceled.
Spy balloons, intellectual property theft, unfair trade practices, hostile maneuvers against our fighter jets and international airspace, hostile maneuvers against our Navy and international waterways.
And what is the penalty for China?
Nothing.
You know, Iran is fighting three proxy wars, and who's helping to pay for it?
Well, Joe Biden by allowing the Iranian mullahs to get rich because he is purchasing some of the oil himself when sanctions are in place that they're not allowed to sell their oil on the world marketplace, but they've been able to take in hundreds of billions of dollars according to estimates.
So if you want to know who's fighting these proxy wars, the Houdi rebels, Hamas, Hezbollah, that would be, in part, Iran with the money that Joe Biden has allowed them to accumulate.
To your point about the media, Sean, you say journalism is dead from the mainstream media.
I wish it were dead in its effect.
But the reality is they are still shaping the way that the American people see not only a lot of the foreign policy disasters, but even many of the domestic enemies that we face right here at home.
If you think about the way the mainstream press would have covered this, if this was another country where you had a presidential candidate in the middle of an election is ordered by the court system in the middle of a politicized prosecution to say that he cannot speak to defend himself against political attacks, we would call that autocracy in another country.
We would call that totalitarian.
And yet right here in the United States, it's the very left that proclaims defending our democracy that has nothing to say about it and a media that's actually cheering along, a judge that issues a gag order that stops a U.S. presidential candidate from responding to political attacks in the middle of an election.
Well, President Trump got fined today because he dared to speak out on social media.
Anyone else involved in this case is free to say anything that they want.
He's the only one with the gag order, which is one-sided.
The judge we know donated to Biden in 2020.
All these allegations about family conflicts and benefiting from whatever decision ultimately comes out of this case.
Then, of course, you've got a two-tier justice system.
This was a misdemeanor case whose statute of limitations had run out a long time ago.
We're talking about a bookkeeping error from eight years ago, and this is where we are as a country with one presidential candidate having to sit in a courtroom for God knows how many weeks, and that leaves the field open for the other presidential candidate, main presidential candidate, to go out there and campaign any place, anywhere he wants, and say anything he wants.
You know, even talking about Uncle Bosey being eaten by cannibals, and he has the field to himself.
Of course, because that's what it was designed to do, Sean.
And the reality is this gag order isn't just stopping him from talking about the case.
It's effectively stopping him from talking about a relevant political issue that they've made a political issue in the middle of a presidential election.
That is what this whole game has been about.
And I think it's even too much to concede that this is some kind of bookkeeping error.
When if you look at Alvin Bragg's theory of this case, just to think about this legally for a second, right?
I'm going to wear my old hat from law school.
Okay.
I spent three years at Yale Law School.
And I'll tell you, if those professors, if this was not Donald Trump, they would be teaching this as a textbook case of prosecutorial abuse.
Because Alvin Bragg's whole theory of the case is that Donald Trump should have used campaign funds to make a personal hush money payment.
The truth is, if he had used those campaign funds, that would be the stronger case that they could have used to bring against him.
And yet he didn't.
So if they're going to get him going or they're going to get him coming, that means the whole thing is a farce.
And this is really just designed to fulfill a campaign promise that Alvin Bragg, just like Let Tisha James.
But here's the problem.
Here's the problem, Vivek, is that the odds of a guilty verdict, I would argue, in this venue are very high with this judge that, frankly, should have recused himself.
Well, look, this is the whole reason these cases were brought, Sean.
They took a portfolio strategy, right?
Jack Smith's case may now get postponed till after the election.
Well, this is their backup case.
And so the whole system has decided they need to do whatever is required to keep one man from reassuming the White House.
That's what you're seeing.
It's like an anaphylactic response of the body to an allergy.
That's what you see from this.
And let me tell you, Vivek, you're not describing a Democratic republic.
You're not describing a constitutional republic.
You're describing a banana republic to me.
That's what you're saying.
That is right.
We have descended into a banana republic, Sean.
And I think we live in a 1776 moment right now.
And I don't say that lightly.
Our founding fathers will be rolling over in their graves right now.
And this is a moment for us to rediscover what this country was founded on.
Sure, we'll have elections where we fight about lower tax rates or higher tax rates.
This isn't one of those elections.
This is an election that goes to the basic rules of the road that this country was founded on.
Are we or are we not a nation founded on the rule of law?
Are we or are we not a nation that believes that every person gets to decide who they elect as U.S. president?
Or are we a country where you try to eliminate one of those candidates?
Are we not a country where you get to speak your mind freely, even if you're a Republican within the context of a Democratic administration?
That's what's on the table in this election.
And I think that for that reason, independents, libertarians, even some orphaned Democrats, if they open their eyes, should be coming over to deliver us a landslide margin.
And I do think we need a landslide this year.
A landslide minus some shenanigans is still going to be a victory.
That's what we need to unite this country.
Listen, but we're 188 days away from Election Day, and that's Election Day.
Voting starts way before that, so we have to factor that in as well.
And we're putting all of this up on Hannity.com.
We have an interactive map which will tell you what the registration deadlines are, when early voting starts and stops, trying to give people as much information as possible.
However, you know, you're discussing a possible landslide.
I cannot tell you with any degree of confidence what's going to happen on November 5th and what the result will be by November 6th or 7th or 8th.
I can't tell you with any degree of confidence how this is going to turn out.
Of course not.
And I think that the reality is we cannot be complacent.
I do see this attitude of complacency sometimes setting in looking at these poll numbers.
Absolutely not.
Complacency is not an option.
You don't like early voting?
Too bad.
You've got to play by the rules that we have in order to be able to change the rules to what they actually should be.
And I do think that Republicans can't just be talking.
By the way, there's only a few of us saying that.
I've been saying it now for a couple of years.
Early voting, voting by mail, legal ballot harvesting.
Republicans better catch up to match and surpass the efforts of Democrats because they've mastered it.
On the issue of abortion, you better understand that that could be the difference between winning or losing.
And you need to know where the country is on the issue, not where you may personally be.
And some people claim, well, Hannity, you're selling out your principles.
I'm not selling them out at all.
I'm giving you the reality that we're facing in this environment.
Well, look, I think the future of our country is actually at stake.
You know, the American Revolution took about seven years to fight from 1776, a little over seven years.
If we don't get this right in the next five to seven years, I think there's a very real risk that we don't have a country left.
Certainly not the same one that you and I do.
And that's what's at issue right now.
And so you don't like the rules?
That's fine.
Change the rules.
Put yourself in a position to actually do it.
I want single-day voting on Election Day as a national holiday with paper ballots and government-issued ID to match the voter file.
Heck, Sean, I favor making English the sole language that ever appears on a ballot in this country.
I don't think that's too much to act.
But we have to win the election and win it decisively, Senate and House included, to be able to then get that into law.
And yes, are there administrative steps that even the administration alone could take to secure elections?
Absolutely.
In fact, the Department of Homeland Security, which with which you have Majorca squatting on top of right now, one of the things they're also charged with, many people don't know, is the responsibility of election security in this country.
So are there steps we could take both through lawmaking and even through executive minimum standards that we set for federal elections?
Yes, there are, but we have to win in order to do it.
And that's where we got to be laser focused, not counting our chickens before they hatch.
I will tell you, I hope people are hearing you loud and clear.
You're echoing my message on early voting, voting by mail, and what the Republicans need to do and the critical nature of the time that we're living in.
This is going to be a very consequential election for the country.
And I'll tell you, I just shudder to think if Biden were to win four more years, God help us.
Vivek Ramaswamy, we appreciate you being with us, sir.
As always, thank you.
Thank you, Sean.
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I mean, that's their mission statement.
I don't have a problem with it.
So when Joe Biden was at the Radio City Music Hall event, where I guess they raised $25 million the same night that Donald Trump was at the wake of this slain officer, anyway, that happened the same night.
They sat down.
It was Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Bill Clinton all sitting down with these podcasters.
I think it's Jason.
I'm not sure, but I think it's Jason that asked the question to Joe Biden.
Well, why don't you just go on Hannity's show for an hour?
Your story's so good to tell.
I mean, just lay out the facts for him and maybe change his mind and let his audience know that you can do this.
I don't think he's capable of doing that, but I certainly would give him three hours on this radio program and a full hour.
I'll give him a full week on Hannity if he wants it, as a matter of fact.
Why are we going to give him a full week?
Are you insane?
Okay.
The more Joe Biden talks, the better it is for any voter to hear him.
I don't know, dude.
I mean, I think a day.
I'd give him a full week of Hannity.
I've never made that offer to anybody else.
A full week and a full, I'll give him a full week of radio shows.
I'll give him 20 hours of airtime.
Is this my penance for like my dad?
No.
You think he could do 20 hours of radio and TV?
You're out of your mind.
It would be a disaster.
Oh, my God.
It would be an unmitigated disaster.
Anyway, so they asked this question about me.
And the three of them, three presidents, two former presidents, the current president, are there.
None of them like me.
I've been pretty, you know, well, I've just basically told the truth about all three of them.
So that's how I would describe it.
But anyway, here's how the question went.
And listen to not only the answer, but who answers, especially because the question was directed to Joe.
You, and you've got very smart people to suggest what it is that you do, but like, could it be as simple as just like granting an hour to Sean Hannity and sit down and go, you tell me why the people who follow you think I'm not a good president?
And just answer his questions.
Call his bluff.
I mean, because the information, the facts are all there.
It's particularly for that group of people.
What you do is so much better suited than what the other agenda is talking about.
So is it just a matter of just getting on that network?
I don't get it.
First of all, you guys are exactly right.
Stop right there.
That question was directed to Joe.
Why is Barack answering for Joe?
Now, there's been a lot of theories out there, and people are wondering who's pulling the strings and really making the decisions behind the scenes.
They don't believe it's Joe Biden.
Many have ventured a guess that it's Obama, but I'm not going there.
It's not something I know.
Do I think Joe is capable of making these decisions on his own?
No, I don't think he does much of anything.
However, I mean, how telling is it that Barack Obama has to answer the question for him directed at him?
So I find it amazing.
I mean, yeah, all these great accomplishments.
Why don't you come on Sean Hannity's show?
They never will.
He's not capable of doing it.
For a long time, I took up a lot of space in Barack Obama's brain.
You might recall back when he was running for president.
Even, by the way, based on today's woke interpretation of things, he actually threatened me, Linda, when he said, Mr. Burgess, I'll put Mr. Burgess up against Sean Hannity.
He'll tear him up.
And then I said, I hear Hannity wants to have a beer with me.
I'm always up for a beer, but he never took me up on the beer offer.
But anyway, here's a quick trip down memory lane for kicks and giggles.
Think about it.
It's hateful.
If you were watching Sean Hannity consistently, he's a comedy.
These guys, they've given me a hard time.
With respect to Sean Hannity, I didn't know that he had invited me for a beer.
You know, but I will take that under advisement.
Generally, his opinion of me does not seem to be very high, but I'm always good for a beer.
How are the wife and kids doing?
You know, they're doing great.
They seem to be thriving.
Watching Nickelodeon.
They're not listening to Sean Hannity on Nickelodeon.
I'll put Mr. Burgess up against Sean Hannity.
They'll tear him up.
Is Sean Hannity suddenly going to get on the airwaves and save?
You know, I was wrong about this Obama guy.
He's my man.
No.
I mean, I think that there's a certain segment of hardcore Sean Hannity fans that probably wouldn't want to go have a beer with me.
There's no doubt about that.
I'd go have a beer with him even to this day, and I'll pay for it, and I'll spread the wealth around.
I don't think he'd ever want to have a beer with me.
Anyway, that was for fun.
Oh, okay.
Before we get to your calls, we played yesterday Kamala Harris trying to explain her laughing and our giggling vice president and kind of suggested it was misogynistic.
I won't replay that.
But then in this very bizarre interview with Drew Barrymore, who I didn't even know how to show, Linda, did you know she has a show?
I had no idea.
I did know that the show existed.
I have not watched the show.
Okay.
Well, just listen to her tell the vice president that the country needs a mama, a mama law.
Listen to this.
I keep thinking in my head that we all need a mom.
I've been thinking that we really all need a tremendous hug in the world right now.
But in our country, we need you to be mamala of the country.
And as a woman who respects so much and wants to share and wants to be confident and has no ounce of meat that has competitiveness, when we lift each other up, we all rise.
That's exactly right.
However, we need a great protector.
Well, you know, part of it is I think that sadly over the last many years, there's been this kind of perverse approach to what strength looks like, which is to suggest that the measure of one's strength is based on who you beat down.
Instead of what we know, the true measure of your strength is based on who you lift up.
Yes.
Right?
Yes.
We need a mama la.
I need my mommy.
I mean, I need a hug.
What do I need?
A Patsy, a pacifier, too?
I mean, I thought this was the land of the free and the home of the brave for crying out loud.
You know, my mom's been gone many, many, many years over a couple of decades now.
Like my dad, you know, died 27 years plus ago.
I love them to death.
I wish they were here, but I don't need a mamala.
I don't need a mommy and I don't need a daddy.
I'm a grown man for crying out loud.
Although I guess you might take issue with that at times, Linda.
I'll be honest.
Depending on what their requests are.
Oh, you want a mama?
I know you love your mama.
My mom.
Your mom likes me more than you.
I don't know that that's true every day, but some days it's possible.
I mean, you know, I'm a tough nut, but I really believe in my heart that if we talk to the men and women who served in World War II, those that are still with us, if we talk about, talk to people who served in Vietnam or, you know, Operation Desert Storm or any of the conflicts that have given these people the opportunity and the freedom to say all the nonsense that they say on a daily basis.
And that's my opinion.
It's a bunch of nonsense.
It is shocking how pathetically weak they are.
There is a time and a place, huh?
Yeah, it's a bunch of chicks sitting around talking about their feelings.
It's nonsense.
We need a mommy.
Will you be our mama law, please?
The time for that is over.
Just stop it.
You want to talk about your feelings?
You do that with your therapist or your family behind closed doors.
You don't go on national television with the vice president who is in charge of what used to be the strongest nation in the world and talk to her about how we all need a hug.
What?
I'm like, people's children are still sitting as hostages of these disgusting Hamas terrorists.
We have entire colonies living on college campuses facing no threat, and our poor police officers have to go in to these smelly encampments.
My God.
And she's like, go hug everybody.
Shut up.
Stop it.
It's enough.
And people's reaction.
It makes me think this country has gotten so soft and so pathetically weak and so detached from reality.
Our friend Pearl is from New York.
I have known Pearl and her mother, Hannah.
Her mother sadly passed away a couple of years ago, but Hannah was a Holocaust survivor, and she's called my radio show many, many times over the years.
I miss her dearly.
And Pearl, great to hear your voice.
I know your mom's looking down from heaven and praying for all of us and probably shocked at never again is happening right before our eyes.
Yes, never again is now, as they say.
But thank you.
Thank you for those kind words.
So as you're, I'll just give your audience, I was born after the war in a displaced person's camp in Bergen-Belsen, after the war in 1949, where Ann Frank perished.
But before I go ahead with today's news, I just want to thank you for being a strong supporter and a great friend to Israel and the Jewish people.
I'm grateful for you.
You are daily important and meaningful words to us.
Well, listen, you know where I stand.
I've never changed.
I will tell you, as an American, I am embarrassed that we have a president that has abandoned the war on terrorism and taken a knife and shoved it right in the back of our closest ally in the Middle East that has no moral clarity or understanding that Israel was the victim of the worst terror attack in their history, nor does he have any understanding of radical Islamic terrorists.
And he has surrendered in this conflict.
And it is a scary time for the world.
And the anti-Semitism in the halls of Congress, on college campuses, all throughout Europe, other continents like Australia, is frightening to me because it certainly, if you wonder how maybe something like Hitler-Germany with all the evil associated with it could happen, boy, we're seeing an awful lot of repulsive anti-Semitism today.
Right, that's right.
Now, I grew up every day of my life with the Holocaust, and my mother's word, our words were never again.
But my mother did say it can happen here too.
And she warned us to be careful and keep your eyes opened.
Last week, I was horrified when I saw these radical anti-Israel protesters walk right up to people face to face and yell, I am Hamas.
We are Hamas.
Death to Jews and destroy Israel.
Sean, we're looking at future terrorists.
I'm frightened.
I don't disagree.
I mean, if they're outright saying, what do you think death to America means?
What does death to Israel mean?
It means death to it.
What does the river, from the river to the sea, mean?
It means the destruction of Israel.
What is the stated goal of Hamas?
It is the destruction of Israel.
What are the mullahs in Iran?
What are they doing by fomenting terrorism and fighting proxy wars out of Gaza with Hamas, out of Lebanon with Hezbollah, out of Yemen with the Houthi rebels, and now directly firing missiles from Iran into Israel?
Thankfully, they didn't land.
And now these people are going to get nuclear weapons.
And what happens to the world then?
We're all screwed.
A nuclear holocaust will happen in our lifetime.
We have about 30 seconds.
They're all yours.
Oh, my God.
I have no doubt in my mind that it would be very easy for Hamas to recruit these radicals and join the cause of killing Jews and calling for the annihilation of Israel and the United States.
There are those who forgot about 9-11 and believe that it cannot happen here again.
But I say they're here already.
They are here already, and Joe Biden facilitated that with his open borders.
Let me just say lastly.
Your poor mom who had to live through the Holocaust, thank God she survived and she saw evil and looked it right in the eye in her very young life.
And she turned out to be a light in my life.
Beautiful woman, beautiful soul.
And I know she's so proud of you.
So thank you, Pearl.
We appreciate it.
We'll never forget your mom.
We love her.
Thank you.
Thank you, Sean.
800-941-Sean is our number.
That's going to wrap things up for today.
Hannity, tonight, Nine Easterns, set your DVR, Fox News.
We have Sarah Carter on the ground at one of these colleges.
And let's see what's going on there and around the country.
Also, Senator Ted Cruz, Governor Ron DeSantis, who met with Donald Trump over the weekend.
Greg Jarrett, Alan Dershowitz, Stephen Miller, Kaylee McInani, Charlie Hurt, Nine Eastern, set your DVR.
Hannity on Fox.
We'll see you then back here tomorrow.
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