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Silencing Opposition - October 15th, Hour 2
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If you want to be a part of the program three weeks from today is election day officially now, 21 days until what I believe is an inflection point for the country and certainly a tipping point election for the future of the country.
I don't think the stakes could be higher.
We've gone over what's at stake.
Do you want secure borders or you want open borders?
Do you want lower taxes or do you want your taxes through the roof?
Uh do you want cradle to grave, womb to the tomb, promises that'll never be fulfilled in the Green New Deal?
Or, you know, would you prefer something called capitalism, the greatest wealth producing system on earth?
Do you believe in law and order and safety and security in every town and every city, or do you believe in in defund, dismantle no bell law madness?
You want higher energy prices or lower energy prices?
Do you want a world that is governed by an America that that is in a position of strength or the weakness that we've witnessed the last four years on the world stage?
That's what's at stake.
Now, one of the issues that I cannot for the life of me figure out is the Democrats and their obsession with illegal immigration.
Uh, you know, for me to get into the Democratic National Convention or a presidential or vice presidential debate, I'll give you the as a case in point, the DNC, I got I got stopped four times every single night I was there, all four nights, and I had to show my credentials, my picture ID, which they demanded four separate times before I can get to my broadcast location.
Four times, whether every single time I went in there.
And now, why is it that Democrats that insist on you know a picture ID to get into their convention or a presidential or vice presidential debate?
They don't want voter ID, they don't want signature verification, and they don't want proof of citizenship.
And why would the Justice Department announce Friday that they're suing the Commonwealth of Virginia over their efforts, in this case, Governor Glenn Younc, to purge the voter rolls within 90 days of an election, which is the law that was signed into law by a predecessor, a Democrat, former vice presidential candidate himself, Tim Kane, and and he's just trying to fulfill the law.
I mean, it's it's it's unfathomable to me.
But that's where we now find ourselves.
And we have talked at length about what they are offering.
You know, what has happened that we've nearly twelve and a half million unvetted Harris Biden illegals.
Even Bill Clinton said the quiet part out loud yesterday.
If we vetted illegal immigrants, as borders are Kamala Harris, Lake and Riley would likely be alive today.
And but you know, they haven't been doing it.
We have convicted murderers, some 13,000.
We have dozens of Americans murdered, Lakin Riley, Rachel Moran, Jocelyn Nungarry.
We had dozens of Americans, including children that have been raped by Harris Biden illegals.
We have, you know, hundreds of Americans victims of violent crime.
We have people from over 180 countries, including Iran and Syria and Egypt, Afghanistan, Venezuela, China, Russia, our top geopolitical foes, countries with terror ties.
We have known terrorists now in the country, but we don't know where they are.
And on top of that, we have these gangs that have infiltrated small towns and big cities around the country.
We have cartels in the country.
We have drugs flowing in like it has never happened before.
And why is there this obsession?
You know, to offer all of these rights and citizenship and sex change operations to illegals.
Now, anyway, Governor Glenn Youncan was sued, as I said, by the Harris Biden Justice Department uh over following a law that a Democrat in 2006, Tim Kane, put into place.
Anyway, here was him on fake news CNN.
He was also on with me last night.
Why not just honor that 90-day period?
Well, let me just first begin.
It's anything but a purging program.
It begins With someone identifying themselves as a non-citizen.
And I guess I would posit back to you.
Do you think that non-citizens, when they've self-identified as a non-citizen, should stay on the voter roll and therefore be in a position to potentially vote in a presidential vote?
I don't think I don't I don't think any non citizen should vote.
How are they self-identifying?
How does that happen?
They actually tick a box that says I am a non citizen, or they do not answer the question that they are a citizen, and therefore they self-identify that they are not a citizen in the United States of America.
And this is why this is so out of bounds in my mind from the Justice Department.
They fully understand this.
They understand the process starts with a person self-identifying as a non-citizen, and then there is a match with that person's name on the voter rolls, and they are given not just one, but up to three times in order to try to cure it.
And this is why I find this to be a very, very unreal moment that is stunning that they filed this suit twenty-five days before presidential election, when in fact this has been going on in accordance with our constitution, the federal constitution, and state law since 2006.
Unbelievable here to sort this out, Greg Jarrett and David Schoen.
Greg, Fox News legal analyst, best selling author, David Civil Liberties attorney, former counsel to President Trump.
Greg, let me start with you.
Why is the left in favor of all of these benefits for unvetted Harris Biden illegals, and yet they want no voter voter ID, no proof of citizenship, no signature verification, and now they don't even want the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia enforced.
Because they want to use their power to influence the election.
You know, non-citizens cannot vote in federal and state elections.
That's the law.
Supreme Court precedent says so.
You can read it on the U.S. government website.
Virginia is enforcing its own companion law, which requires the state to remove non-citizens from the voter rolls.
Makes perfect sense.
So that's why Merrick Garland is suing to stop it.
He cites mistakenly a federal law that says, well, you can't do it 90 days prior to election.
But typical of Garland, he didn't read or comprehend the law that he relies on it.
That law applies only to systemic reviews of voter rolls, not individual ones, which is what Virginia is doing.
The same clearing of voter rolls of non-citizens.
That was done during the administration of Virginia Democrat governors.
The DOJ never complained or sued only now because the governor is a Republican.
And forget the fact that the governor has nothing to do with it.
It's mandated by Virginia law, regardless of who's governor.
So as I say, this is yet another example of Merrick Garland's politicized DOJ.
They've repeatedly interfered in the election process to favor Democrats, notably their abusive lawfare against the Republican nominee Donald Trump.
It really is unprecedented.
I can only think of nefarious intentions.
Is it is it their intention to what?
Keep people that would not be eligible to vote on the voter rolls in the hopes that they may vote?
I mean, what other reason would you be against enforcing what is a state law, what is a a constitutional issue for the country, David Jones.
Greg's 100% right and Governor Young was right, and you're right, Sean.
Um this clearly is the purpose.
They would say that their purpose is, well, we have the 90-day quiet period protection to avoid any mistakes.
But what Governor Yuncan left out of his pitch, which is an important point, is that he gives them a chance to cure.
They have 14 days to cure.
If a mistake has been made, they can point out that mistake.
But Greg's right also, the Act uh prohibits a systematic program that has to be completed 90 days before the election.
There's a question what it means to complete.
We know, for example, Alabama's being sued in the same lawsuit by the DOJ for the same reason now.
They announced 84 days instead of 90 days, plenty of chance to cure.
Um, but but they do it on an individualized basis.
And uh the question is what does it mean to complete?
For now, Alabama, for example, convicted felons can be purged from the voter registration list uh before the election, But within the 90 day period and so on.
The Justice Department itself isn't clear on this.
On October 9th, they issued new guidelines for how to deal with uh removal procedures and things like that.
So everybody ought to agree that when we're talking about non-citizens, we need them to be with they're not permitted to vote.
Remember, the NVRA, the National Voter Registration Act that this lawsuit is brought under, has as its premise that all states must make a reasonable effort to remove persons from the voter list who are not eligible to vote, period.
That's what's going on here.
Can mistakes be made?
Absolutely.
In any system, mistakes can be made.
But here the voters given a chance to cure, and the the it's it's absolutely a matter of the integrity of the electoral process.
And let me say this.
I've sued Alabama many times for ballot access.
I bring ballot access cases to ensure full ballot ballot access across the country.
I represented the losing party in Shelby County versus Holder.
Um at the request of the ACLU that represented the Alabama citizen.
This is a big part of my practice ensuring full ballot access, not for non-citizens.
And the other side of the equation, last thing I want to say is when we allow non-citizens to vote, they dilute the vote of the citizens who are entitled to vote.
I mean, it's it's just outright scary.
Who's going to win this battle and how to how quickly will this be adjudicated, Greg Jarrett?
Well, it's unclear.
Obviously, uh time is of the essence with the clock ticking down to election day.
And so I would hope that upon uh federal court review, um, you know, a decision will be made that Garland is exceeding his authority and Virginia has an absolute right to do this.
And your take, uh David Shum, what do you think?
When does this get adjudicated?
I mean, how quickly is there a now that a lawsuit has ensued, is does this stop Yunkin from doing what the law requires him to do?
No, they're trying to and they're trying to make them restore people.
First of all, not everyone's been purged already.
But anyway, I think that the states have to win the case.
I think their couple of principles moved too late.
They knew that this was going on and they moved too close to the election.
That's a principle in election law.
But also I think that uh, you know, they do pretty good judges.
I think that um in this case, you know, it's clear we're talking about non-citizenship.
I think that they had checks in place, and it will be adjudicated quickly, if at all.
We continue now with our legal panel, Greg Jarrett and David Schoener with us analyzing why the Harris Biden DOJ is suing the Commonwealth of Virginia simply for enforcing the law that says illegal immigrants can't vote in that state.
Um you guys have both, I'm sure over the years been to Democratic and Republican conventions.
Why do we need picture ID?
Why do I get stopped four separate times going into the Democratic National Convention to get to my broadcast booth?
Greg Jarrett.
And yet Democrats uh are dead set against voter ID, signature verification, proof of citizenship.
Uh these in basic simple integrit measures that I would think would be fundamental for everybody if you really do want fair and free elections.
In this day and age, you know, it's not a hundred years ago where not everybody had, you know, uh uh an identification now.
You know, to walk out of your house, you've got to have an ID and to pick up your medications at the pharmacy.
You have to have an ID to travel, you have to have an idea to go anywhere and gain access.
Uh, you know, go to the bank and and try to draw up money.
You gotta have an ID.
So everybody has an ID.
I I think what they really want here secretly is uh for people who are not eligible to vote to vote.
And they they think they'll vote for Democrats.
Um that's a very cynical point of view.
Um, but I I think it's happens to be true.
Yeah, David, your take on that.
Uh, you're a hundred percent right.
It's a reasonable requirement.
Look, this is not the only initiative we're seeing from the Democratic Party, this election cycle.
They have aggressively around the country moved to stop independence and small parties from getting on the ballot.
So all this idea that they want full ballot access just isn't accurate.
They want kinds of voters who they believe will vote for the Democratic Party, whether eligible or not, to be on the ballot.
Republican Party wants all eligible voters to be able to vote too, because they believe that their message is a stronger message and the better message for the country.
But they don't want non citizens, people who are not eligible to vote and d decide the direction of Our country to take part in the electoral process.
Simple as that.
Any predictions about where you see this election going, Greg Jarrett?
Well, it it does seem close.
Um, I ignore the national polls.
That's not how you win a presidential election.
I think it's dependent on, you know, seven swing states.
Uh the momentum seems to be going in the direction of Donald Trump.
Um after the Democratic uh national convention, uh, you know, there was a honeymoon period for Kamala Harris.
Uh she was up in the polls.
When you look at these swing states, it's shifting in the other direction now.
Uh I I think it's a toss-up.
It may remain so over the remaining time.
Uh this could be a squeaker.
Yeah.
Final word, David uh shown.
This world is a very dangerous place now.
When Donald Trump was president, it was a much safer place.
Iran was bankrupted.
Uh there was peace accords in the Middle East that were unprecedented, unthought of, unheard of before.
Um, we didn't have this kind of problem with the border that we have now.
He has a proven track record.
Um, this as you said earlier, this is a pivotal time in American history.
Um, I believe that the uh safety of the country and the future for our children is at stake in this election.
Appreciate both of you, Greg Jarrett and David Schoen, 800 941 Shawn is on number if you want to be a part of the program.
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You know, we're watching all these swing states.
And again, I'm just giving you snapshots.
Snapshot pictures of where we are at any given moment in this last three weeks leading up to the election but I I I do caution everybody and I'm saying this it is a very according to the polls and polls can be wrong.
And 2022 is supposed to be a big red wave I don't I don't want to be polyannish.
I don't want people to get overconfident I don't want people to lose their sense of urgency about you know what a what a critical inflection point this is for the country I want to keep your motivation up as high as I possibly can because I I believe that Kamala Harris's radical extremism in her own words are policies that will will inflict a lot of harm on the people in this country I do not believe in her political governing philosophy.
I think it will lead to more poverty sadness open borders a national security risk the likes of which we've never seen before it will embolden you know foreign entities I mean since Harris and Biden have been pr you know president vice president you know since they've been in power you know the Iranians for example took in 200 billion dollars in oil revenue.
Well where's that money going?
They're the number one state sponsor of terror.
It's been going to Hezbollah out of Lebanon Hamas out of Gaza the Houthi rebels and buying rockets ballistic missiles that they're firing into Israel.
It's insane.
Anyway um the American people this message now finally after months of of trying to get it out to the best of my ability deputizing all of you in this audience to share with your friends your family your coworkers your neighbors and your your social media family the Camalophiles and the walls files many of you have done that.
Thank you for doing that I think people are beginning to get how shallow she is how unqualified she is and I think the polls are beginning to reflect it but I don't have overconfidence.
I don't want people to be overconfident I want you to be rightly nervous.
These polls are very close and I if everybody listening to my voice will take my advice and just assume that your vote will decide this election you know 44,000 votes three states in in 2020 what what what more do I need to tell you about the importance of your vote here anyway here is a Michigan representative Debbie Dingle saying that she doesn't think people know Kamala Harris yet well they're beginning to get to know thanks to a lot of you and
the Kamala files and the Walls files that we have had up now for a while on Hannity.com.
There are real constituencies that can make a difference.
And I see you focus.
They've got to be focused on and talk to you between now and Election Day.
The first constituency is unit halls.
And you've got to.
I don't think people know Kamala Harris yet.
I do.
I know how great she is.
They need to, you know, they need to feel her.
And look at the state of Michigan with the electric vehicle mandate, which will result in and God knows how many tens of thousands,
of high paying career jobs in the auto industry just being wiped out and forcing companies like Ford to produce vehicles that their customers don't want and losing four and a half billion dollars you keep forcing companies to do something they don't want to do and they lose that kind of money well the next thing that's going to happen is those high paying career jobs are going away we have an update.
Here's uh the speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, who released an un and and this is an answer about the read uh the distribution of FEMA funds on Face the Nation, and this is the unveta edited version.
I mean, the the media has become so corrupt these days.
I mean, they're the single biggest contributors to the Harris Walls campaign.
Listen.
So that's a different accounting than this two percent you say was distributed.
Yeah, so they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed two percent.
The rescue and recovery effort's still going on, and then we address the rest of it.
So that's a different accounting than this two percent you say was distributed.
Yeah, so they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed two percent.
And when I was there on the ground, and you should go, I mean, bring the cameras and talk to the people there, they'll tell you don't take politicians' words for this or the administration's word.
Talk to the people there on the ground.
They had not been provided the resources almost two weeks out from the storm that they desperately needed.
And when I was there 13 days post uh, you know, post the storm hitting that state, people are still being rescued.
They're stuck in the higher elevations in the mountains because the roads are down and all the rest.
So they need every every uh available resource and all hands on deck.
The rescue and recovery effort's still going on, and then we address the rest of it.
I mean, it really is unbelievable.
Has the have they not learned a thing since the 60 minutes debacle?
Apparently not.
Uh, let's go to the great state of Tennessee and say hi to Tyler.
Tyler, glad you call.
What part of uh Tennessee are you from, sir?
I'm from Roan Mountain, which is right on the state line between Tennessee and North Carolina.
Uh oh boy, you you got whacked pretty hard then where you are.
Yeah, it it's been devastating.
Um it's really been a tell two stories.
The community, the volunteers have been amazing.
The federal government has been slow, if not questionable in their decision making right now.
It's been terrible.
I mean, is what uh you heard two different answers to the same question, kind of like the 60 minutes interview.
Um is is Speaker Johnson accurately describing that a very small percentage of FEMA monies are going to the people that actually need the support, and this is you know, over now two weeks later.
Yeah, people are getting denied left and right.
I've been denied.
I have an aunt in North Carolina.
Her father-in-law was a police officer who died in the line of duty.
Her husband is a retired police officer.
Her two sons are active police officers.
Her house is completely flooded, no flood insurance because she wasn't in a flood zone.
FEMA's initial offer was only eleven thousand dollars enough to cover two rooms.
She lost her vehicles and everything.
Okay, that that's uh that th that's not gonna do anything for people with that kind of damage.
I mean, you see you're describing a situation that would probably require a minimum of a hundred, hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Um how are people reacting to this in terms of is it is it uh if it was me, I'd be angry as hell.
You know, especially in light of all the money that I've laid out that goes to billions that goes to foreign countries and Ukraine and you know, uh the Sudan and Nigeria and Jordan and Egypt, etc.
etc.
I'd be so pissed off, you know, that we can't take care of our own.
And and you're right, but for neighbor helping neighbor and Samaritans purse and other great organizations.
I I mean, I I honestly feel that the people were just abandoned in many ways.
Am I wrong?
No, the joke around here is if we hoist up a Ukraine flag, we might actually get some funding.
It's just been non existent.
There's been no communication.
The first initial days after the the flooding, people just kept asking where's the government?
I mean, nobody was coming in.
There was no cell phone communication.
We felt like we were on an island, just completely cut off from the world.
Yeah.
Do you have star do you have Starlink now or no?
We do.
It's been amazing how much Starlink's been coming into the area, what Elon Musk has done, the people who have uh donated uh units uh so that we could get cell phone service, internet, because it was about a week we had no communications at all.
You know, it's hard to expect people that have lost everything to maybe be concerned about an election in twenty-one days.
I'm just curious what anecdotally, when you talk to people, has this motivated them to get involved in this election, or are they just too busy, you know, taking care of their families and their lives and trying to rebuild their lives?
I'm worried the slow response is the key people unmotivated, but I'll tell you from from my experience, I was never Trump in twenty sixteen, and I didn't vote for him in twenty twenty, And I still don't agree with all of his policies.
I still have moral issues with them, but they made me mad enough to vote for them this time.
Because if they're not going to listen to us, maybe they'll hear our votes.
And are you hearing the same thing from other people?
Yeah, I mean, this region was already heavily uh favorable for Trump, but people are are tired of it.
I mean we already didn't.
No, I mean they're pissed off, and they have every right to.
I mean, especially in light of how much money we give all these foreign countries, it's disgraceful.
And you know, that's why I didn't I didn't think twice.
I just immediately, you know, wrote a check to Samaritan's Purse because I knew how bad it was to having spoken to people that I know that were there and Sarah Carter reporting on it.
Well, I I do know that the Republican, and you can go to the RNC's website, and Laura Trump mentioned this last night.
She has a special website.
We'll find a link to it.
We'll put it up.
You know, they're they're trying to reach people that and at least if they want the opportunity, regardless of party to vote, they're gonna they're gonna work hard and provide that.
Um Tyler, God bless you and your family.
I'm so sorry you had to live through that, my friend.
Thank you.
I really appreciate it.
Continue the prayers and volunteers are needed and donations as well.
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Uh Darren is in Iowa next on the Sean Hannity show.
Hey, Darren, how are you?
Doing great.
How are you doing, Sean?
I'm good, sir.
What's going on?
Hey, I was just wanting to get back with the uh economy numbers and the way the inflation's being calculated.
When Trump was in office, we had a inflation rate of 1.5, and then it started spiraling out of control, and then I believe, correct me if I'm wrong here, sometime in 2021, the Biden administration changed those calculations on the inflation rate, and they came down just a little bit to reflect what they called the current math.
And if that's true, then the Fed stating that we're at the two percent target that they're looking at.
Wouldn't we actually be at a higher number if they use different math?
And then Betwe between all of the metrics that we have been given, there's this phenomenon that has occurred in the Biden Harris years, and that is you know, a number comes out, oh uh the the inflation numbers look good, and then a month, two months later, uh it is revised upwards.
And that would include the unemployment issue as well.
And it always the revisions always work against them, which makes me very suspicious.
Do I have any evidence to prove that they're playing games?
I don't.
Uh do I find it odd that they keep saying that?
I do.
You know, we know that recent GDP numbers came out and showed another month up year over year, 3.3%.
Inflation is not under control.
And do I believe that Jerome Powell's 50 basis point reduction was done for political purposes?
Frankly, I do.
Do I have any evidence of that?
I do not.
That is an opinion of mine, because it it didn't the numbers don't justify uh the the rate reduction now.
Now, on the other hand, I want to see people uh it's very hard for people to get into a first-time home.
It's very hard for people that maybe have wanted to make a move and and they have a 30-year fixed rate mortgage uh to now upgrade, you know, to a bigger home or maybe you know, downsize to a smaller home, whatever it is, because they don't want to give up that uh two point nine percent 30-year fixed rate mortgage or the 3.5% or 3.8% fixed rate mortgage and turn it in for a six percent fixed rate mortgage because it raises the the monthly payment dramatically.
Anyway, my friend, God bless you.
Um, you know, just go grocery shopping.
I go grocery shopping every week.
Linda makes a little fun of me.
But I like grocery shopping.
I enjoy it.
And I love talking to people in the grocery store.
You should see me, Linda.
I talk to everybody.
Um I have the best time in grocery shopping.
You ever you like to talk?
It's definitely your thing.
No, but I like to, you know, I I just feel normal.
I just um yeah, I I live in a bubble.
I I hardly stop working, and it's like for me, it's relaxation.
It's bizarre.
I can't I know it's I believe that.
I'm a complete loser.
I mean, you can say it.
It's that true or not.
I don't think food shopping is being a loser.
I mean, you know, Ethan food shops, i food shop.
That makes me normal.
I'm saying the rest of my life I'm a loser.
Oh, I can't speak to that, you know.
I can't.
Yeah, you can.
Yeah, you believe you know it's true.
When you're getting texts at uh three o'clock on on uh 3 a.m.
Saturday, Sunday mornings.
Uh I just assumed you had a wild night of intoxication and decided to look at some political articles.
I mean, that's everybody's favorite thing to do.
Oh, yeah, that really happens.
Okay.
I let's give everybody the right impression of who I am.
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