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Nov. 13, 2024 - Sean Hannity Show
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Rep. Byron Donalds for Sen. Scott - November 12th, Hour 3
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If you want to be a part of the program, uh, it is unbelievable to watch the left, the media, the meltdown continue uh in reaction to last Tuesday's election victory, landslide victory by Donald Trump.
Uh James Carvels getting angrier by the day, you know, blaming Demograph Democrats for their GD arrogance and their stupidity.
Gavin Newsom melting down, planning to meet with Biden, vowing to protect California's progressive policies.
By the way, 40% of voters in California went for Donald Trump.
Who would have who would have guessed that?
Uh and you know, the the finger pointing the blame game.
You have groups of women now shaving their heads uh in a as as a sign of protest, pledging to divorce their husbands, not have sex anymore with whoever they're having sex with.
Uh federal employees feeling dread, experiencing PTSD over Donald Trump's return to the to the to the White House.
Uh more Trump derangement.
Trump is prompting some women to reconsider having children, according to one report today.
The Washington Post offering advice on what it takes to immigrate outside of the U.S. after Donald Trump's victory.
Women, as I had told you the other day, stockpiling abortion pills and contraception uh before Donald Trump becomes president.
Uh I mean you can't it's unbelievable.
Uh and it goes on and on and on, and the madness goes crazy.
You got Nancy Pelosi, Bernie Sanders at each other's throats at Columbia University.
They plan to stage an anti, you know, anti-Trump everything.
I mean, what do they think is gonna happen here?
It's it's unbelievable.
I think they really be began to believe their own lies.
You have Kamala's communication director calling on Joe Biden to resign so Kamala can be president for just a few weeks.
Managing stress during this change, Biden Harris, their State Department is holding therapy sessions like these kids, you know, needing days off of school and and being granted exemptions not to take tests because of such a distress of losing an election that you wanted to win and your person losing.
Anyway, the Biden Harris State Department is holding therapy sessions.
Uh, and and much, much more.
And I can keep going.
And by the way, what happened to the billion dollars?
Uh one one Democratic official, DNC official, called the Kamala's billion dollar disaster.
And then, of course, we have money paid to Oprah Winfrey, but it wasn't paid to Oprah, to be clear.
It was paid to uh Harpo, her parent company, but she said she didn't get one penny.
Okay, I guess Harpo doesn't pay her.
Washington Free Beacon has an article that Kamala Harris's campaign gave $500,000 to Al Sharpton's nonprofit weeks before this glowing interview with this, you know, with the MSDNC host.
Can you imagine if I got 500 grand from the Trump people prior to an interview, you know, the outrage in the country.
I'd be calling for my firing in no time.
What's also interesting is to watch Democrats kind of turn on each other.
Gail King was interviewing Hakeem Jeffries, and this exchange I found pretty interesting.
Our jobs for far too long have gone overseas.
That was a policy accomplishment that is designed to put working class people first.
Even standing up a clean energy economy, uh, which is designed to make sure, of course, that we have clean air and clean water, but that that uh clean energy economy creates jobs in the heartland of the United States of America.
That was a policy accomplishment, but we have to better connect why we are doing these things and how it will lead to improving the quality of life of everyday America.
It sounds like you're still processing, but were you stunned last Tuesday night?
I'm just curious.
I know lessons learned and all of that, but is it were you stunned by what happened last year?
Well, we knew going into the election, as Vice President Harris repeatedly stated, including at the convention, this is close, and it's going to be close all the way through.
I think at the end of the day, the popular vote will be close.
I think it was, you know, an electoral college outcome that most people on the Democratic side didn't expect, uh, because everything broke at the presidential level in terms of Donald Trump's direction.
Uh anyway, joining us now, a good friend of the program, and he's been out on the campaign trail fighting very hard for President Trump the entire way.
Byron Donald's is with us.
Uh good to good to s good to hear from you, my friend.
How are you?
I'm doing good, Sean.
How are you doing?
It's a great day in America, by the way.
Great day.
It's a great it's been a it's been a good week.
I'm not gonna lie.
Um the alternative is something I honestly can't even imagine.
Uh it is it's unimaginable to me that we would be there.
Uh I I you know, people ask me, why are you spiking the football, Hannity?
They'd be shoving it up in your face every day, and I'm like, because that's not how I'm feeling.
I'm feeling a sense of relief and gratitude to the people of America that legacy media is dead.
With everything they've thrown at Donald Trump, three big networks, every major newspaper, all these liberal cable channels, and here's talk radio, here's podcasters, you know, here's social media, here's Fox News, and and those of us that were supporting and all in for Donald Trump, and people they they didn't listen to the celebrities, they didn't listen to the legacy media.
No, you're absolutely right.
I think you witnessed the end of the the real control of legacy media, podcasts, radio, alternative viewpoints.
That's what the American people were looking for, and and this didn't just happen during the presidential cycle.
This had been happening, Sean, really over the last uh four to six years.
People have been saying to themselves, I just want to get normal television.
I don't want to be preached to by Hollywood.
I don't want woke stuff in my shows.
And people have been starting to go to other forms of information.
Couple that with the fact that Joe Biden did a terrible job as president, Kamala Harris, she was a nothing burger.
And when you stick her out on the campaign trail, I don't care if it's a billion dollars or five billion dollars, she had nothing of substance for the American people.
That's why they rejected her.
But it was led in part by the fact that you had alternative media places like yourself, Sean.
Sean, you're a pioneer in this, but so many others that have come along the way that have gave the American people the information they needed to make the right decision.
You know, I'm happy about that fact.
People ask me all the time, you know, how do you feel about this person?
How do you feel about that person?
Is a the great line in the Bible, you know, he or she who is not against us is with us.
If you're not against us, you're with us.
And and unfortunately, too m too often, especially my business, and I guess your business too, you know, there's this competitiveness, and I'm like, do we not realize we're all on the same team here?
And anybody out there that was pushing hard, advocating, you know, to get the country back on track, I am grateful for their efforts, and I appreciate their efforts.
And then it nobody else's success.
My my success is not predicated on their failure.
And if anything, a rising tide lifts all votes in my view.
You're completely right.
I think that's the case.
And look, look at what happened in this election.
Thirty percent of black men went to Donald Trump.
Why?
They remember he was president.
had people out there advocating and speaking the truth in spite of being called all types of things being called racist being called nazis being called fascists all the stuff that they were throwing at not just president trump but even supporters of president trump And you had enough people with the courage to stand in that breach and speak the truth, thirty percent of black men, half of the Hispanic population in the United States, when the Democrats were losing their mind talking about how all the people are xenophobic and wanting to secure our borders.
Hispanic people in our country are saying no, that makes sense.
We need to follow the law.
We have to be legal, we have to be orderly when it comes to immigration.
But Sean, I'm telling you, one of the key issues in President Trump stepped right into this issue.
He was a warrior on it.
Getting uh getting men out of women's sports.
You have voters in this country who saw that and they said this is pure insanity from the Democrats.
You know, not having boys in women's sports, not paying for transgender surgeries.
That's the kind of stuff that had independent voters already sour on the Biden Harris administration, basically say, you know what, this these people are nuts.
We can't give them the country.
We need to go back to Donald Trump.
At least it was common sense and things made sense.
It did.
You were out on the campaign trail a lot with the president, especially in the final weeks.
What was that experience like for you?
Honestly, it was epic.
Um I the one the two memories that are really clear in my mind are Madison Square Garden.
I was there, you know, Sean, I was one of those uh Nazis at MSG.
It's so crazy.
Those people are nuts on the other side of the aisle.
But MSG, the energy was electric.
It was a great event.
And being from Brooklyn, New York, it was just personally it was a great moment just to be there.
And then I was in Green Bay when the garbage truck came out.
I was there when Donald Trump came out and gave the By the way, did you know it was going to be there when he landed?
I found out about a thirty minutes on the plane before we landed that the garbage truck was going to be there.
Well, we did it.
That McDonald's was pretty epic.
The Al Smith dinner wasn't bad, and Rogan was pretty good too.
Oh, yeah.
It was but it was all great.
I think overall, no matter where you were, whether you were with the president or on the bus tour, I did a bunch of that, going into different communities.
The energy was higher than it was in 2016.
You could really feel it on the ground that voters were gonna make they're gonna get to the polls, they really wanted change.
They wanted an America first agenda led by Donald Trump.
It was an awesome experience.
I keep hearing your name being mentioned as somebody that might possibly go into the administration and serve.
Uh would you do it if asked?
Um, well, first, I mean look, if the president calls on you to do something, you know, in this moment, you step up and you do it.
If he calls me, I'm not going, but he never would call me for that.
Trust me.
I don't think they could pay honestly, Sean, I don't think they could pay you enough to go into the government, just gonna be honest with you.
It's not about the m I don't do this for the money, but I mean, what what what job could you possibly give me that I'm qualified for?
What White House press secretary?
I I I'd sit there and I'd rip them to shreds every day.
Which might be entertaining as hell.
Do I need to make a call?
I mean, we can start a you're breaking up on me.
I have no desire, but thank you anyway.
Um but but on a serious note, I I am curious.
If called, what would you do?
Uh if called, you'd answer the call.
Um, but uh look, I know that in the House we're trying to make sure that we keep our majority intact, and there's some good people that are that are already going in, so you know, uh look, my time will come.
I'm not too concerned about that.
The focus really now is about the agenda.
But if the call came, yeah, I would go in and serve.
Absolutely absolutely.
What happens in Florida?
I'm not sure of the exact process.
What happens in Florida?
For example, Mike Waltz, I believe, is going in and he's a friend of yours and a friend of this program.
And who now, how does that replacement occur?
Well, the governor would have to call the special election the second uh you resigned.
Um, I think it's probably a two to three month process, probably two months, if I remember correctly.
So the seat will be vacant for two months until we were able to get a new uh uh a new elected person out of the nineteenth district or in Waltz in in Florida's sixth district, about two months or so.
But with a small majority, we're gonna have to be careful if you have at least the Fonican and Congressman Waltz going in and maybe you going in, you know, at that point we're now risking the majority, and wouldn't we need to kind of wait on some of these appointments?
Uh yeah, I think right now you're giving Speaker Johnson heart palpitations right now as you talk about.
I think you're probably right.
You know, but look, I think um, you know what, I think everybody just wants to make sure we're in position to get this job done.
Because the truth is if President Trump has a new four-year term, grateful for that.
Uh we have I think we have a year to get this business done to demonstrate to the American people that not only can we talk about it, but we can do it, and then for the American people to see just truly how America is better off with Donald Trump leading our nation and with the right policies and with the right the right vision for the country.
So, you know, if it means you gotta stay in the house to make that happen, then that's what I'm gonna do.
You know, I like you, I endorse and support Rick Scott for Senate Majority Leader.
I heard your comments about this, and why do I think with the secret vote?
Why do I believe with the secret vote that they're gonna they're going to do everything they can do to prevent him from getting that position?
Because that's the ways of Washington.
These secret ballot elections behind closed doors are designed to favor the leadership.
I'm just gonna touch straight with you, Sean, no BS.
It's designed to favor the leadership.
That's how it usually that's how it always is.
And what happens, you know, behind the scenes is you know, you'll have members who, you know, are are principled, but there is also a you know, not I'm not a favorite, but there's a position there in line to get.
And the fear, especially with how house House and Senate leadership has been in the past, is that if you buck the leadership or you decide to go a different way, that you now lose your opportunity to still do a a great job in that position you are gonna get.
So it puts a lot of pressure on people.
And I I think that's why these elections should be out in the open.
Let people stand on stand for their convictions.
We have to stand in public to the voters in order to get elected.
And the voters are allowed to go by secret ballot and vote.
Uh, but here on Capitol Hill, when you got elected dealing with each other, it should just simply be all of us standing out there in the open, making sure people know our constituents, they know what we're doing.
We have to do it on the floor when we vote for a policy.
We should be able to have to do the same thing when we vote for leadership.
All right.
We appreciate it.
Uh 800 941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
Uh Byron Donalds, we appreciate you being with us.
Thanks for all you do and all you've been doing, and you are a real star within the party and a principled conservative, and your voice is desperately needed.
We appreciate all you do every day.
Thank you, my friend.
Take it easy.
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When we come back, we'll hit the phones, 800, 941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
Um, let's get to our business.
One thing there was somebody there was a funny um New York Post uh editorial today, Hurricane Elise.
Elise Stefanic.
Remember Elise Stefanic took on all of those those pro Hamas uh university presidents and just eviscerated them, and a lot of them ended up being fired or got or resigning and and being put out.
Uh anyway, Donald Trump chose Elise Stefanic as the U uh US ambassador to the UN.
Can you imagine when she does this to the UN?
Now I happen to be against globalism.
And what does that mean?
Uh why we are even a part of an organization with a history of virulent anti-Semitism and anti-Americanism, and we pay the bulk of monies uh for the UN, billions and billions and billions of dollars every single year.
And and that includes like the pathetic WHO, which was the propaganda wing for the communist Chinese during COVID.
That includes the World Economic Forum, all these globalist organizations.
You know, that remember Biden and Harris wanted us, you know, to get into a corporate minimum tax, which is the dumbest idea ever.
What is a corporate minimum tax do?
That would be every nation agrees that every corporation pays X percent.
So this way, no one country has an advantage by incentivizing businesses to move to their country.
Now that's the dumbest idea I've ever heard.
And they think, well, this is fair and just and it's a worldwide economy.
No, what I want is America to have the lowest corporate minimum tax and incentivize multi-billion dollar corporations to invest their money in America to create high-paying career jobs for Americans, and that we control the means of production for the entire world, and we're not dependent on countries that don't like us.
You know, that this is the same, you know, group of people that want the Iranian deal or the Paris Climate Accords.
These are all things we could say bye-bye to, thankfully, because all of you voted for Donald Trump.
And I'll add one other thing on the economy.
You know, for example, Donald Trump, you know, is Lee Zeldon is going to be the head of the EPA, and they're going to roll back all of these electric vehicle mandates.
Remember, Ford lost four and a half billion dollars in a year because the government forced them to produce cars that their their clients, their customers didn't want.
I am not against electric vehicles.
I'm not against hybrid vehicles.
I had a hybrid vehicle once.
My I have friends of mine that have Teslas.
They love Tesla.
And Tesla is in the business of electric vehicles because they want to be in the business of electric vehicles.
And by all accounts, all the people that I talk to anecdotally, it is the best.
It is the best car out there for people that want this.
Anyway, but think about this.
We're not going to be told what refrigerators we can buy.
We're not going to be told what cars to put in our driveway.
You know, Ford is not going to lose four and a half billion dollars.
Ford keeps losing four and a half billion dollars, uh, and you work in the auto industry and you're a UAW member.
Well, guess what?
Your high-paying career job that that allows you to buy a house, have a nice car in your driveway or a nice truck in your driveway and produce a nice living for you and your family with good benefits, retirement benefits, and health care benefits, etc., they all go away if Ford starts losing that kind of money.
I mean, we can't have these mandates.
I don't want to be told what refrigerator, what washer and dryer.
I don't want to be told what appliances I can and cannot have.
Just leave us alone.
You know, uh the Republican Party's got to be the freedom party.
And on the issue of abortion, which they demagogue all the time.
Look at a red state like Ohio.
You know, Roe v.
Wade overturn.
Hysteria then ensues.
The demagoguing, the hyperbole off the charts.
And then what happens?
A state like Ohio has a referendum.
The people decide in a very red state that they want pretty liberal laws on abortion.
Not I I think it went too far, but that's my opinion.
The state of Florida had a referendum and it was defeated because it went so far the other way.
I mean, into the into the later terms of pregnancy.
It was crazy.
Uh anyway, 800 941 Shauna's our number.
Let's go out to Seattle in Washington.
Say hi to Ron.
Ron, you're on the Sean Hannity show.
Glad you called.
Hey, good morning.
Uh uh, this is a first-time caller.
I've tried several times, but I finally made it.
Oh, I'm glad you made it, and good afternoon, by the way.
Uh, glad you're out there.
We love our friends in Seattle.
I don't know why you're still out there because it's a little loony out there.
Uh, it absolutely is.
I I canvassed, and I even flagwaved and about one-third of the people would do nothing.
One third of them would give me the finger, and one third of them would haunt.
That's uh I can only tell you in my free state of Florida, you know, with the exception of maybe one or two times, uh, I've gotten nothing but very nice people welcoming me to a state that I've owned property in for over two decades.
Yeah.
Well, I I work at Boeing, so uh I guess if things get any more south, I'll I'll probably leave, but I'm happy for now.
Um I have a feeling of almost a 400-pound gorilla off my back.
That's how good I feel with Trump gonna be at the wheel.
Well, I I I just think everything's gonna change.
I just mentioned one small change.
We're getting rid of appliance and electric vehicle mandates.
And by and if you want to buy an electric vehicle, let the free market determine, you know, what companies are going to make them.
Because the companies that want to produce them are going to be the companies that make the best ones, and don't force companies to spend billions and billions and billions of dollars and then lose billions of dollars because of a government mandate.
It's insane.
Oh yeah, just uh within the last six months, the president uh of Toyota of Japan, he said uh he said, I don't know why everybody wants to go to electric cars.
Uh gas cars are more efficient and and better and cheaper.
And he says he, you know, he didn't he doesn't know the future of electric cars.
I drive a hybrid, a Toyota hybrid, and and I love it.
Yeah.
No, well, a lot of people like it.
I'm I'm just in favor of freedom of choice here.
I really am.
Um whatever vehicle you want to drive, I'm fine with.
I I would like I I prefer, and even you can buy a foreign car that's still made in America that benefits American workers.
So, you know, a lot of a lot of companies like Honda, Toyota, etc., they they they have plants in America, and as long as we have the benefit of American jobs, I'm happy with it.
Uh Ron got a roll, man.
Appreciate it.
God bless you, and uh appreciate you being with us.
800 941 Shauna's on number if you want to be a part of the program.
Uh Tom is in Kentucky.
Tom, hi, how are you?
Glad you called.
Hey, Sean, I'm doing just fine.
Listen, I missed you yesterday, but I do want to uh God bless our veterans.
We uh we love them.
Amen.
By the way, we don't have any freedom without them.
God bless them.
And you know, my dad was a vet.
The weirdest thing is my father was a good man.
He grew he had the hardest life.
His parents were dir poor.
He his mother died from complications giving birth to him, and he was shuffled around as a kid, you know, from family member to family member because his dad was working all the time and and didn't have the ability to raise him the way he would have liked to, and he came here very poor from Ireland all before my grandparents did.
And anyway, then he signed up after Pearl Harbor, fought fought four years in the Pacific, and just good salt of the earth people that you know we all know about.
Uh anyway, uh I appreciate the greatest generation.
I appreciate every vet that has put their life on the line for our liberty, our freedom, and people express their freedom in this election, which is why I I can't say thank you enough to all of the people in this audience that took the time to vote and did their part.
Whatever your part was, thank you.
Because this is we were all spokes in a wheel.
You know, this this was about our country.
It was an inflection point, and America didn't listen to legacy media, they didn't listen to big tech, they didn't listen to all the celebrities and all the uh all the musicians, and they went out and in spite of all of the lies and distortion and propaganda, smear slander, lawfare, all of it.
They they they just they they listen to their gut.
And I'm happy I'm so grateful that Americans were that smart.
Yeah.
Well, a couple of things I'm calling for.
Number one, I want to thank you and your staff for the unbelievable effort that you guys have put out to get the truth out to as many people as possible.
That's uh you've done a wonderful job, and I thank you for that.
The other thing is um ever since I heard about this one point two billion dollars that uh that the campaign for the Democrats kind of put together and got in.
I was kind of wondering, is there any way that we can put on your website where that money came from?
I'm not talking about the dark money, I'm talking about the corporate money and the businesses that have continued.
Yeah, all of that is becoming public.
I I mean, uh, do we have Linda Oprah Winfrey responding to TMZ um about the million dollars that uh was reported that Harpo, her her parent company got paid for the event that she did where she claimed this may be the last time we ever get to vote again?
Do we let me see if I can get that for you, boss, and we'll bring that up.
Okay, boss, thank You boss.
Um, but it, you know, uh, no, she said, well, I didn't get paid a penny, but then according to the FCC, FEC, according to Fox, which is where I got the information from, that her parent company did get paid uh that money.
And so, you know, does it really make a dimes worth the difference whether it's your corporation or not?
Yeah, exactly.
Well, you know, like to see it out there where our the conservatives who are out here spending their money every day and make better decisions on who they want to spend their money with and who they may not want to spend their money with.
Yeah, exactly.
I I listen, I just want every American, the people that make this country great.
I want their lives easier.
I want to make sure they can afford the groceries they want and put food on their table, and and let's go back to paying two bucks a gallon for gasoline, and let's become an energy the most energy rich country on earth.
Let's secure our borders.
Let's get rid of the people that were unvetted that are part of cartels gangs that are that have that have backgrounds and have been murdering Americans, raping Americans, violent committing violent crimes against Americans.
You know, let's let the world know that America's back.
That's what I'm hoping for here.
And that is that is a great aspirational dream.
We're heading into Thanksgiving.
And for that I'm thankful.
By the way, let me play for you.
This is this is Oprah.
She was confronted by TMZ.
She was on a walk to her car, and and she was asked about being paid a million dollars.
She denies it.
Listen.
How are you, darling?
You looking very good.
How do you think the election went?
Not talking about the election.
Oh, is it true that they paid you a million dollars for the endorsement for Kamala?
Not true.
Not true, okay.
I was paid nothing.
What do you think about all the celebrities with their mass exodus?
Do you think do you think Prince Harry's gonna lose his visa now that Trump's president?
Uh well, according to FCC filings, uh, a million dollars did go to Harpo Productions.
Um, you know, you decide I'll let you decide.
Um, but to me it sounds like, oh, well, if it goes to your company, doesn't that kind of mean it went to you?
I don't know.
I'll let the audience decide.
800-941 Sean is on number if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
Hannity tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox News channel.
We are loaded up.
Mike Huckabee, ambassador to Israel.
He will join us tonight.
All these legal cases, hopefully now, dead, gone, and buried.
We'll check in with Alina Haba, the left and their emotional breakdown.
We'll check in with Dr. Drew Pinski, and then of course, this case of Sergeant Penny and what he's going through after trying to save people's lives, as has been testified in court in New York.
Greg Jarrett, Alan Derschwitz, Nine Eastern, Hannity on Fox.
We'll see you tonight back here tomorrow.
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