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Jack Brewer - August 7th, Hour 3
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If you want to be a part of the program, we've been going over Tim Walz, who he is, how radical he is.
The mob, the media, state-run media, they have allowed.
It is disgusting.
It is repulsive.
It is predictable.
They are allowing Kamala Harris and Tim Walz to hide in the basement.
It is ostensibly the same strategy they employed for Biden.
They're not asking questions.
They're not doing interviews.
They're not doing press conferences.
JD's out there every day calling them out.
I've answered this question a thousand times.
When are you going to ask Kamala this question?
When are you going to ask Walls this question?
When are you going to ask about, you know, Tim Walz?
We've been going over his record in great specificity.
One person's socialism, another person's neighborliness.
You've got to be kidding me.
What's happening at the border is not a crisis.
A guy that supports sanctuary cities and states, a guy that supports taking your hard-earned tax dollars and pay for illegal immigrants' health care, education, housing, a guy that supports, like Kamala, universal health care.
Kamala doesn't even want private health insurance policies out there at all.
I mean, it's abortion, both of them, up to the last minute before birth.
That would be called infanticide by any definition.
You know, allowing convicted felons to vote, passing legislation, federalizing elections.
I mean, it's insane.
I mean, as woke as you could ever get.
This guy said it was insane that people would be angry with Target for partnering with a satanic designer to promote trans products for children.
Actually, he said that.
Walls was publicly acknowledged his own white privilege as governor.
And anyway, he goes on to his issues on energy, wants to phase out fossil fuels.
He's against fracking, against drilling.
He implemented and wants Minnesota to adopt strict emissions standards.
I mean, under his leadership, the quality of education has sunk.
I mean, he's, you know, through and through a teachers' union guy.
He's soft on crime.
We saw that in the rioting in the summer of 2020.
He did nothing.
He attacked the Minnesota governor for daring, Minneapolis governor rather, for daring to, you know, beg for the National Guard for three days in a row.
He did absolutely zero.
You look at the statistics on every major issue from the economy, education, law and order.
Minnesota is doing much worse since he's gotten in, you know, gotten into office.
His love affair with China and these trips paid by the communist Chinese should raise questions for everybody.
He has ethical issues, you know, for that in terms of honesty, him and his, you know, command sergeant major, the fact that as soon as his guard members, him and his fellow guard members were called into a deployment in Iraq, well, even though he had two more years on his enlistment, he bailed out.
He is not liked by his former fellow guardsmen, even referred to them as 19-year-olds that are cooks.
How disparaging.
And then, of course, I think the issue of the violence in his home state, and he did nothing, says everything about how radical, extreme, and dangerous he is, just like Kamala Harris.
Listen, Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz do make an interesting team because if we remember the rioting in the summer of 2020, Tim Waltz was the guy who let rioters burn down Minneapolis, and then Kamala Harris was the one who bailed the rioters out of jail.
So there's an interesting team in that sense.
Anyway, joining us now, we welcome back to the program.
Jack Brewery went to school in Minnesota.
At one point, NFL player, and he played at one point in his career for the Minnesota Vikings.
He's outraged at Tim Walz being selected to be, you know, one heartbeat away from the presidency, as they say.
And he said he's anything but a man of freedom.
He's a radical socialist and his policies have hurt in particular the African-American community.
Anyway, Jack Brewer, welcome back, sir.
How are you?
I'm doing great, Sean.
I'm a lone, long-time Minnesota boy.
I went to school there, Sean.
I was a captain for the Gophers.
I was a captain for the Vikings.
Started my nonprofit there that's still based there in Minneapolis.
My family's there.
My wife's in-laws are there.
And Sean, the reality of the situation is all of my family who live in the beautiful city of Minneapolis have been forced to leave.
They sold their homes.
They had to leave from Minneapolis to go out into the suburbs because it's just not safe.
You drive through parts of Minneapolis today.
They're still boarded up.
The thought that this man that has driven one of the most beautiful cities in our nation down the tubes is just unimaginable.
I mean, you start to look at the numbers in Minnesota.
You start talking about the black population and everyone gets up in arms when President Trump talks about black jobs.
Well, black jobs are easily identified, especially in Minnesota, where you have the average income for a family in Minneapolis is $38,000.
The average income for a white family in Minneapolis is $85,000.
You have the biggest disparity between black jobs and white jobs than anywhere in the country.
Why?
Because of these oppressive policies.
They're the biggest place where migrants come.
They're sanctuary cities, and they take all the jobs from the people.
And so you drive down and you make life worse for the citizens in the country that are already there.
Crime is spiking.
Vandalisms are up by like 40%.
You have murders and shootings happening in the streets.
Sean, this man has destroyed this city, destroyed the state.
And the American people should really be concerned that these folks are trying to turn our nation into Minnesota.
Well, you explain that because you went to college, you played sports, you lived, you started a business in that city.
Your family lives in that city.
In your words, you've watched that city that you grew up in be completely destroyed.
Explain that.
Sean, I own nine restaurants in Minneapolis and around the area.
Our restaurants were.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
What kind of restaurants do you own?
When you talk about food, that's like my favorite topic.
It's called Cowboy Jack, Sean.
It's a fake real sports venue right across, literally one of our locations right across the street from the Target Center where the Twins play.
But it was all vandalized, man.
And, you know, the economy just went in the tanks after that.
So your restaurants, your restaurants were victimized by this rioting that took place.
How bad?
Definitely very bad.
I mean, we were forced to close them down, board them up, broken windows, broken glass, vandalism, breaking inside them.
I mean, you know, spray paint.
Well, how did you survive when he shut down restaurants during COVID?
Now, we just, you know, we got a little bit of help from the government to pay some of our people.
But other than that, I mean, we didn't really survive.
We haven't been able to open them all back up.
And so it's been a rough situation.
You know, I was forced to sell my equity in the restaurants just because it wasn't viable, wasn't working out anymore.
So, you know, I'm not the only victim here.
I mean, this is the norm for many businesses in Minneapolis.
I mean, you talk about my accounting firm, my law firm, any business people that were downtown Minneapolis have been dramatically impacted, Sean.
I'm telling you, man, if you start to talk to the business owners and you hear from the business owners like myself in this area, you will understand the impact of these policies.
These policies, they're trying to be everything to everybody.
This man is soulless.
I mean, you're talking about a man that literally passed regulation to put tampons in boys' restrooms, Sean.
I mean, think about it.
By the way, did you see what was going viral on X yesterday?
Pretty viral.
I don't got to look.
My staff told me they were calling him Tampon Tim.
Tampon Tim, I saw that.
And I hope people realize it's not a joke, Sean.
You know, some of these things you say and folks with sense, you have some folks with sense on the left.
You know, they don't want to hear the reality.
They overlook it.
But some people have sense on the left.
So I'm trying to communicate to the people that have common sense on the left.
You can't overlook this type of idiocy where you have a man that is telling little boys that they can use tampons.
Think about the confusion you put into a little kid's mind when you even introduce that to them.
And to do that from the state house, I mean, it's really unbelievable.
And you start to dive into these policies.
You think the guy's trying to turn our nation into Sodom and Gomorrah.
I mean, it's just, it really is sick to see some of the things that he's doing with the gender dysphoria.
And everything that he talks about and everything that he's about is about identity.
It's either about your skin color, it's about your sex, or it's about your sexual preference.
And that just can't be what's on the, that's determined the lens of our nation.
We can't see our nation through identity.
We have to see our nation through the hope and prosperity and the American dream and stop focusing so much on everyone's identity.
Well, I wish we, you know, I'm a Christian, so I believe that every human being was created by God.
I don't think it's more complicated than that.
But you read every poll that you read.
It's broken down demographically.
I mean, it's I just wish we just shared a common belief in the golden rule, if you will.
We can get rid of all these thousands and thousands of pages that corporate America has with HR rules.
You know, it could be replaced by one page, the golden rule, love God with all your heart, mind, and soul, but you can't mention God in the workplace, I guess.
And love your neighbor as yourself, and you're going to treat others the way you want to be treated.
And I think that pretty much covers everything.
It does cover everything, but it doesn't cover one thing, and that's called control and power.
So they can't gaslight Sean in order to remain in power unless they trigger the identity.
That's what gets them their motivation, right?
If you watch him, the reason why he's so popular in Minnesota is because he goes to every migrant population and he tries to appease them, which is why he made the comments that he made about Sanctuary Cities.
This reason why he made the comments that he made about socialism.
You think about it.
Just four years ago, Bernie Sanders would have been the nominee if he wasn't considered a socialist.
So in just four years now, we have a vice presidential candidate that is.
We have a presidential candidate and a vice presidential candidate.
They're both radical, extreme new Green Deal socialists, both of them.
That's right.
So to go that far in just four years, think about how far they will go in another four years.
Sean, we are in dangerous territory.
The alarm bells need to be going off.
I've said it time and time again as Republicans, conservatives, independents, people that love this nation.
This should be on the forefront of every home.
No matter what job you're in, you need to be taking a part in this political process.
We have to save our country.
And if we're on the Republican side, Sean, we must do a better job of getting our identity voices out there.
Let's let our black men and women talk.
Let's let our migrant folks, our immigrant families talk.
We got to put our people in the forefront and let them combat this madness that's going on because I think a lot more people have common sense than we know about.
I just think the media is draining our message and we got to hit them where it hurts.
They're going to keep their job.
They're in the tank.
They're an extension of the press offices of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.
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All right, we continue now with Jack Brewer.
Grew up, went to school, Minnesota, had businesses, Minnesota, played for the Minnesota Vikings at one point during his NFL career.
Let me go back to the issue of demographics or what Democrats play identity politics all the time.
Prior to the little switcheroo and even post-switcheroo, we see a significant increase in the numbers of people that are minority, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, et cetera, that are going to, or at least saying they're going to vote for Donald Trump.
What's happened?
A lot happened, right?
It took people like myself, David Harris, other folk in the black community that took a lot of arrows, lost a lot of friends and family in 2015 when President Trump came down that escalator.
Because what we see now is a wake-up call because by Biden coming into office, no one can deny the realities of the Trump policies.
No one could deny that their grocery bill was a lot different then.
No one can deny the black unemployment rate when Trump was in office.
No one can deny his impact on criminal justice reform and the standard that is set.
No one talks about the fact, Sean, that after the First Step Act was passed, other states started to follow with similar bills.
And it made criminal justice systems across the country more fair.
People won't talk about those things that are really affecting the black population in America.
We have to make sure that we don't let the Democratic Party siren overplay us.
And so what's happening now is you have a lot of intelligent black folks.
You know, we pardoned Lil Wayne, which deserves to be pardoned.
We pardoned Kodak Black.
We pardoned so many other people who needed...
Our friend Alice Marie Johnson, but yeah, a lot of good people.
Amen.
Yes, we did.
And Duke Tanner, I mean, the great boxer, 19-0.
Duke Tanner.
Remember that?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Listen, I'm just running up on the clock.
You sound great.
I assume we'll run into each other in the campaign this year.
And I look forward to seeing you out there.
Glad you're doing so well.
Sorry about your restaurants.
I didn't know that you got hit that hard.
Jack Brewer, we love having you, my friend.
God bless you.
500 people, Sean.
God bless you, man.
All right, let's get to our busy phones.
Let's go back to the state of Minnesota.
We have a lot of Minnesotans calling in, probably from Lake Wobegon, where all the women are strong, all the men are good looking, and all the children are definitely above average.
Eric, how are you, sir?
Good, Mr. Hannity.
How are you?
I'm good.
Remember Prairie Home Companion?
Oh, yeah.
Everybody in Minnesota knows about Prairie Home Company.
Everybody around the country knew about Prairie Home Companion.
Yep, the reason I'm calling is I have a friend who works for the state of Minnesota, and he deals within the realms of the criminal justice area.
And I have to be a bit careful about revealing information because of his position.
But I know he has told me that Minnesota has got one of the lowest incarceration rates in the country, which means we put away the worst of the worst.
And Walls and his prison commissioners have been trying to push as many prisoners out the door as they possibly can.
And to the point now where he has been told by dedicated Democratic staffers that it's now time to get out of Minnesota.
And I was told this a year ago.
All right.
Let me give you the numbers because I have them in front of me.
Homicides.
If you go back, he went into office in 2019, I believe.
From 2018 to 2023, homicides have increased 132%.
Assault offenses combined, intimidation, symbol assault, has gone up a whopping 8%.
Burglaries, you know what, they actually went down, but motor vehicle theft is up 163%.
Robbery's up 10%.
And remember, he did nothing in the rioting in the summer of 2020 for three days.
You had the Minneapolis mayor, no conservative, begging for the National Guard, and he wouldn't give it.
And he talked about how this being about equity and inclusion.
I'm like, what is this guy talking about?
They just burned down a police precinct for crying out loud.
Then in comes Kamala Harris with the bail fund support that she tweeted out that helped them raise $40 plus million dollars to release even those people that are charged with murder onto the streets of your state.
It's insane.
This is madness.
I grew up in the third precinct, and what he allowed is just unbelievable.
It's still not up and running.
They have not rebuilt it.
The third precinct is now being run out of downtown Minneapolis, which if you, the third precinct area is southeast Minneapolis, so it's over towards the airport.
It's a blue-collar neighborhood.
So depending on traffic coming from downtown Minneapolis down to where I grew up, my brother still lives within a few blocks of the house I grew up in.
You're looking at a half hour, 40 minutes maybe.
And it's gotten so bad in Minneapolis that the chief of police of Minneapolis has now called out for reinforcements from the BCA and the Hennepin County Sheriff's Department because the shootings and the crimes and the murders and it's just, it's crazy.
What you're talking about is a mindset that is so radical, extreme, that it's dangerous.
This is dangerous for the country.
It is dangerous for the world.
Anyway, Eric, appreciate your input, and we thank you, and all our best to all our friends in Minnesota, you know, a place where all the women are strong, all the children are good looking, and all, well, something like that.
All the men are, what is, how does it go?
Lake Ovegon.
Bro, you're on your own with this.
What is this expression?
You don't know this about Curry Home Companion?
Oh, my gosh.
It's so funny.
What is it?
All the women are strong.
All the children are good looking.
No, all the men are good looking.
All the women are good looking.
All the men are strong, and all the children are above average.
I thought that was just conservatism.
Well, that too.
There you go.
You know, people are going to take that seriously.
Hannity says something.
That's so bad.
All right, we got a liberal from Florida.
What happened?
Casey, what happened to you?
Okay, you're a little weird, but go right ahead.
I'm glad you called.
Thank you for listening.
You have underestimated the women around this country, and your team has over-reached, and the women are fed up.
It's going to be a landslide victory against Trump.
There's no matter who you bring on your air to side for Minnesota.
Kamala is filling arenas where Trump couldn't even, the same arena, couldn't even fill it halfway.
Okay?
By the way, you're talking about Georgia, and what you're saying is false.
So let me educate you and correct the record.
There were 5,000 plus more people outside of that arena that the venue, I think it was Georgia Tech, if I'm not mistaken, that the head of security for the tech, in spite of Secret Service appeals, would not let any more people into the Trump rally.
There were more than enough people to fill that arena twice over.
So what you're saying is false.
And, you know, if that's your measurement of a successful campaign, yeah, there's excitement right now, and there's an over-exuberance, I would argue, in a honeymoon period going on for the radical left.
But what Americans know about Kamala Harris and her radical record?
Well, let me ask you.
Let's play a game, shall we?
Let's go through.
Let's go through.
Do you want to get rid?
Do you want Medicare for all?
Do you want universal health care?
Do.
You do.
And do you want private insurance to go away like Kamala does?
No.
We want you to go.
Oh, so she's wrong.
Okay, she's wrong on that.
All right.
Do you want to eliminate fossil fuels like Walls and Kamala Harris do?
No, but we should have more social insurance.
Do you want, hang on, follow me.
Just answer the questions.
Do you want the new Green Deal over $90 trillion and her to abandon the use the filibuster to get rid of it, abandon the filibuster?
Yes, yes, and yes.
And you think that's a good plan?
Everything's going to be free from the government.
You have confidence in the government to provide free government housing and free guaranteed government jobs and guaranteed government health care and guaranteed government retirement.
You trust the government that is bankrupting Social Security, Medicare, that promised you'd keep your doctor, keep your plan, and millions lost their doctors and plans, and you trust them.
Yes, because you guys stole our Social Security.
Ronald Reagan was the first person.
I didn't steal anything.
Facts, Charlie.
You guys, I didn't steal anything.
I'm just checking where you are.
You're against fracking, all fracking in the U.S.
I am for listening.
Are you against all fracking like Kamala and Tim Walz?
Yes or no?
Less fracking.
Less fracking, yes.
Less fracking.
Okay.
Are you against drilling like Kamala and Tim Walz?
We are drilling more in American history right now, more than just.
I'm asking a question.
They have called for an elimination of both.
Are you in favor of it?
Yes or no?
In favor of stopping drilling, but we need to go more, more green energy.
Do you believe we should decriminalize those people that enter our country illegally and give them free health care and free education?
That is not happening.
That is a false on your part.
I'm asking, no, that's what Kamala said.
Would you like me to play it for you in her own words?
Jake Tapper in an interview, would you like me to play it?
I think it was Jake Tapper.
You support the Medicare for All bill.
I think initially co-sponsored by Senator Bernie Sanders.
You're also a co-sponsor on it.
I believe it will totally eliminate private insurance.
So for people out there who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it.
Well, listen, the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care.
And you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, having them give you approval, going through the paperwork, all of the delay that may require.
Who of us has not had that situation where you've got to wait for approval and the doctor says, well, I don't know if your insurance company is going to cover this?
Let's eliminate all of that.
Let's move on.
The bill also says, quote, every individual who is a resident of the United States is entitled to benefits for health care services under this act.
Not every individual who's a citizen, but every individual who's a resident.
So you support giving universal health care, Medicare for all to people who are in this country illegally?
Let me just be very clear about this.
I am opposed to any policy that would deny in our country any human being from access to public safety, public education, or public health, period.
You support those positions or not?
I do.
I do.
Okay.
Okay.
So you're a part of the radical left.
Do you support defund, dismantle, no-bail laws, reimagining the police?
Yes or no?
We need to retrain the police.
Police brutality has dropped since Donald Josephine Trump has left, and that's a fact.
And we have more crime, and we have more crime, more violent crime.
What do you say to the parents of those like, oh, what do you say to Rachel Morin's sister and family and children?
She was the mother of five murdered by a Biden-Harris illegal immigrant.
What do you say to the little 13-year-old girl raped in broad daylight in a park in Queens, New York by a Biden-Harris illegal immigrant?
What do you say to Lake and Riley's family murdered by a Biden-Harris illegal immigrant?
What do you say to Jocelyn Nungarry's family, that 12-year-old girl brutalized for two hours and then murdered by a Harris-Biden illegal immigrant unvetted in the country?
What do you say about the 99 just this week identified known terror type people that we discovered that have been released into our country?
What do you say to the families?
What do you say to Americans that are victims of crimes of the people that they're letting in illegally nearly 11 million?
What do you say to them?
Yeah, I see that you guys don't care.
You say tough luck to them.
Take the policies you support them, and they deserve free health care.
More kids die from guns.
I didn't ask you about that.
I asked you, what do you say?
Had they enforced the laws of our land, it wouldn't have happened.
What do you say to the families that lost their loved ones because they did not enforce the law?
I say conservatives do not care about the kids.
I'm asking you again, what do you say?
No, you don't get to control my show.
When I ask you a question, you don't get to dodge the question.
What do you say to the families of people like Jocelyn Nungari, the little 12-year-old girl, brutalized, murdered?
The family of Lake and Riley, murdered.
Rachel Morin, murdered, mother of five.
They were murdered by Harris and Biden, illegal immigrants.
What do you say to those families because they didn't enforce the law?
What do you say to them?
I say, don't go Republican.
You know what?
You're sick.
You are really, you have no heart.
You have no soul.
Frankly, your ideology seems to trump everything.
Any bit of common sense that God might have given you when you were born is gone.
What you should say, I feel so sorry for the pain that you are enduring and will endure for the rest of your lives.
And we should be enforcing border security and vetting people into this country.
And everybody that comes in, I don't care where you come from.
We need a background check.
And we need to know that the laws of this nation are enforced.
But they have aided and abetted in the law breaking, and you just excuse it.
So, you know what?
You fit right in with Walls and Harris.
So you go pull the lever for Walls and Harris.
And to these families, I'll just basically say you shove your middle finger in their face.
Is that a fair characterization?
Two fingers up.
Put two fingers, John, for me, will you?
Two fingers in the face of the families of victims murdered by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, illegal immigrants.
That's what you want me to tell them, okay?
Yep.
You tell them because you guys don't care about the kids.
No, no, I don't want to hear about you guys.
What you just said shows that you are a soulless individual.
You couldn't say that if you had a heart and soul and a conscience.
My heart goes out to them.
And I don't care if they're a Democrat, Republican.
This isn't red or blue.
This isn't liberal, conservative.
They're human beings.
I thought every life mattered.
They matter to me.
I'd say thank you for the call, but you frankly just wasted our time.
800-941-Shawn is a number.
We'll continue.
And I want to remind everybody on Hannity.com, we have the Kamala Harris files adding the Tim Walz files.
What is it?
It's audio.
It's written information, them in their own words that you can share with your friends and your family and your co-workers and strangers.
I don't care who you share with because the mob, the media, the mainstream media mob, they're never going to vet Tim Walz or Kamala Harris.
They have gotten a past this entire election already, and we only have 90 days left and 41 days till early voting starts in Pennsylvania.
This has to end.
You can bypass the media, put it up on social media, do whatever you can.
It's on Hannity.com.
All right, that's going to wrap things up.
We have a great show.
Our vetting of Kamala Harris and Walls continues.
We'll check in with Sarah Carter.
She's in Minneapolis.
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