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| Thank you, Scott Shannon, and thanks to all of you for being with us. | |
| Write down our toll-free telephone number if you want to be a part of the program. | |
| It's 800-941-Sean, if you'd like to join us. | |
| We got an HHS whistleblower that's going to join us. | |
| As often as we have spoken about illegal immigration and wide open borders with Harris and Biden and Harris or Borders Are that is sunning somewhere in beautiful Hawaii while the government is just non-existent. | |
| We don't really have a government right now, except everything they do do is to create a bigger mess with Donald Trump. | |
| I mean, giving Ukraine the okay to use ballistic missiles against Russia and heightening the conflict in Europe and scaring the crap out of every European ally is just unconscionable to me. | |
| And doing it knowing that Donald Trump wants a negotiated settlement is insane. | |
| Doing everything they could possibly do to institutionalize the lawbreaking that they allowed and helped and aided and abetted in at the border and saying, oh, you don't have to check in anymore. | |
| So we'll lose track of all the illegal immigrants they let in. | |
| And probably the odds of finding them are going to get that much harder. | |
| We'll find them eventually. | |
| Well, anyway, we have an HHS whistleblower coming up later in the program. | |
| I mean, this is a stunning thing that took place this week and what we discovered. | |
| And that is there are over 320,000 unaccompanied children. | |
| They're not talking about adults. | |
| Put the adults aside, put the terrorists aside, the cartel members aside, the gang members aside, the murderers aside, you know, murders of like Lake and Riley, Rachel Martin, Jocelyn Nungari, and dozens and dozens of others. | |
| Put the rapists aside, the other violent criminals aside. | |
| 320,000 unaccompanied children. | |
| They are completely missing. | |
| And many of them are being sex trafficked by these cartel members. | |
| And then you have the HHS secretary, Javier Becerra. | |
| I mean, he actually testified when asked by a congressman, and you can't even make this up. | |
| Tom Tiffany was the one asking the question. | |
| He was asked why it was possible that one of these unaccompanied minors, children, with sponsors gave an address. | |
| And the address was a strip club. | |
| And he didn't have an answer. | |
| I'll play it for you later. | |
| I mean, this is how bad this whole thing has gotten. | |
| And Donald Trump wants to clean it up. | |
| The great mystery in all of this is you got to ask yourself why. | |
| I mean, because it defies all logic. | |
| It defies all human decency. | |
| It defies all common sense. | |
| I mean, if the first role of government is not to keep Americans safe and secure, what is the role of government? | |
| I mean, they want big government everything. | |
| They want a cradle to grave, womb to the tomb, $93 trillion Green New Deal. | |
| You know, we're going to give you free housing and government-sponsored child care and pre-K and college and guaranteed health care and guaranteed retirement plan, guaranteed government job, guaranteed government food, $93 trillion estimated cost. | |
| Cradle to grave, womb to the tomb, guaranteed everything. | |
| And like any socialist experiment that has ever taken place, it always ends the same way. | |
| I have discussed this. | |
| I wrote a whole chapter in Live Free or Die, the failures of socialism, Marxism, statism. | |
| It doesn't matter what ism, what name, what manifestation. | |
| It always ends the same. | |
| Unfulfilled promises, number one, more poverty, number two, and a loss of freedom, number three. | |
| And this is now why this is probably the most transformational tipping point. | |
| Maybe you get a moment like this every hundred years in this country, and that's to really make a serious, significant, real turning of the page course correction. | |
| And we've got to understand here: if you don't, if the go if they can't do the basics, and this is something I've always struggled with with liberals, you know, we, for example, Social Security, Medicare, they're both headed towards insolvency. | |
| All right, so we know that. | |
| But remember, that government of yours promised to put your money that you gave to Social Security into a lockbox. | |
| They weren't allowed to touch it. | |
| And they touched it, they stole it, they squandered it, and now it's all part of the national debt approaching $40 trillion. | |
| I mean, why would you put your faith, your hope, your trust in them? | |
| Now, if they can't do the fundamental things right, like, for example, basic law and order, I think everybody would agree it is a prerequisite to have law and order, safety, and security if you want your God-given right to pursue happiness. | |
| That would have to be a prerequisite. | |
| And if you don't have that, then you don't have the ability to be free to pursue whatever talent God gave you in this life. | |
| You wouldn't have it. | |
| It's that basic. | |
| It's that fundamental. | |
| It's not complicated. | |
| But these are the same people that want to defund, dismantle the same people that support no bail laws. | |
| So people that are criminals and even violent criminals get back out on the street to commit more crimes. | |
| They are making our cities and our towns less safe and less secure. | |
| And then you think, well, what other government services, what governments, what is government doing that is successful? | |
| I'd say probably the most successful is the military, probably just for the sheer amount of money we spend. | |
| But even there, we have that gap of vulnerability that Ronald Reagan inherited from Jimmy Carter back in the day. | |
| And that is that we have fallen behind with military technology. | |
| How is it China and Russia, how come they have hypersonic technology? | |
| How is that possible? | |
| I'd really like to understand it. | |
| Anyway, who just walked in? | |
| Hello. | |
| How do they have hypersonic technology and we don't? | |
| How is it possible recruitment is down to the levels that they are at? | |
| In large part because the military's gone woke. | |
| Okay, so now let's go to healthcare. | |
| Remember, we were all promised you keep your doctor, you keep your plan, and you save an average of what, $2,500 per family per year. | |
| Well, we have 40-plus percent of the country that lost their doctors, lost their plan, and they have one Obamacare exchange option. | |
| That's it. | |
| That's your only choice for so many Americans. | |
| Good luck with that system. | |
| And we had a presidential candidate that wanted to eliminate completely your ability to buy private health insurance so much for freedom and liberty. | |
| And that's why this makes this moment such a transformational opportunity for this country. | |
| I mean, how is the educational system working out? | |
| Do you feel in big cities, especially run by liberal Democrats, left-wing radicals, for now, how many years, how many decades, do you think your kids are getting the quality of education that they deserve? | |
| We spend more per capita per student than any other country in the entire world, and yet we come in somewhere between 35 and 45 in terms of proficiency, reading, writing, math. | |
| So we pay more and we get the worst results. | |
| So what is government doing well? | |
| It's not securing our borders. | |
| We know that. | |
| They've institutionalized failure there. | |
| And yet you have people that want more government. | |
| Why would we give them more government when we know at the end of the day, their plans, their promises, it sounds great. | |
| We're all going to be equal. | |
| And you're going to have guaranteed you'll never ever have to worry again, not ever, about your retirement. | |
| Well, yeah, well, it's headed towards insolvency. | |
| You'll never have to worry about health care. | |
| Well, Obamacare, by the way, yeah, you did not only didn't save money, it didn't save the $2,500 a year. | |
| The average American is now paying about 250% more thanks to Obamacare for health care in this country. | |
| And they get an inferior care. | |
| And Americans nearly lost their opportunity to have their own health insurance, which many Americans are choosing. | |
| This is insanity. | |
| And right now we have an opportunity. | |
| It may be that comes along every hundred years. | |
| And you've got to understand what's happened here. | |
| We, as a country, have rejected the entire legacy media. | |
| We've rejected celebrity culture. | |
| We have come to recognize this Democratic Party as a party of coastal elitism that wants to abolish meritocracy, phase out American exceptionalism. | |
| These are people that have also institutionalized corruption, law breaking at the border. | |
| They've aided and abetted in that law breaking. | |
| These are the same elites that weaponized our justice system, the same people that have made our military woke and politicized our military. | |
| These are the same people responsible for failing schools, the same people for the rise in crime all across the country, the same people that destroyed the great institutions, the FBI, the DOJ, the intelligence agencies. | |
| And we have to repair them and return them to their former greatness. | |
| We've got to do that. | |
| Remember, Pothole Pete spent, what, a billion dollars to prevent our highways from becoming racist. | |
| What the hell is he talking about? | |
| What does that even mean? | |
| That's a billion dollars. | |
| How many Americans have to work an entire year and pay their taxes to get a billion dollars? | |
| It's insane. | |
| We are living in insane times. | |
| However, I have good news. | |
| America made its choice. | |
| They rejected what was 15 years of never-ending, non-stop, incessant lying, propaganda, misinformation, smear, slander, besmirchment of one person, one man, Donald Trump. | |
| They threw everything they had at him. | |
| And the American people didn't listen to the late night comics. | |
| They didn't listen to that hard-hitting news show, The View on ABC News, Disney. | |
| They didn't listen to Georgie Stephanopoulos. | |
| They didn't listen to the nightly newscasts. | |
| They didn't listen to ABC, NBC, CBS. | |
| They didn't listen to these liberal cable channels. | |
| They didn't listen to our major newspapers like the New York Times, Washington Post, L.A. Times, USA Today. | |
| And the American people sought out other sources of information. | |
| Talk radio, Fox News. | |
| Thank God for Fox News. | |
| You know, I actually feel like I've been on the ground floor of this revolution in media that probably will be studied for hundreds of years. | |
| I mean, the great Rush Limbaugh literally, you know, forged a path that paved the way for people like me and the great one, Mark Levin. | |
| I don't want to forget. | |
| I can't mention every name because I know so many talk show hosts. | |
| They're going to get me, why did you mention me? | |
| I'm sorry ahead of time. | |
| I'll say I'm sorry. | |
| And now we've got more opportunities to share information. | |
| Social media. | |
| Although I stay off social media, my own team won't even give me my passwords. | |
| I am forbidden from using social media. | |
| And that's a whole different story for a different day. | |
| But we have social media and we have podcasts. | |
| This is a new day. | |
| This insanity, this institutionalized failure, we now have a chance of a course correction that might happen once every hundred years. | |
| And that is restoring America to the principles that had made us great, restoring constitutional order, limited government, greater freedom, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. | |
| It's not cliché. | |
| It is our original mission and purpose. | |
| And these all-powerful, far-left, radical institutionalists, the bureaucratic state, is now facing a day of reckoning. | |
| And we, the people, will now be free to create and build again the vision of our framers and our founders. | |
| I mean, the numbers are there. | |
| The American people are ready. | |
| Legacy media has been rejected. | |
| They had no impact. | |
| Celebrities, you know, Bon Jovi, let's see, Bruce Springsteen, Howard Stern, Taylor Swift, Oprah Winfrey. | |
| Nobody gave a rip, a damn what they had to say. | |
| They didn't care. | |
| They rejected them. | |
| I'm going to talk more about this on the other side. | |
| We have a health and human services whistleblower coming up on the program today. | |
| Also, Joe Concha will weigh in on the stupidity of the idiotic state-run legacy media that really died in this past election. | |
| I do want so what I'm excited about is, and I guess I've been through different stages. | |
| You know, Linda's been spiking the football, though she has no idea what spiking the football means. | |
| And she probably can't even do the Trump dance in the end zone. | |
| Okay, take it easy. | |
| All right. | |
| We all know I dance professionally. | |
| I can do that Trump dance in my sleep, but I like to do it wide awake. | |
| I'll never forget the big and rich concert at their bar in Vegas when you were dancing by yourself. | |
| It was so bizarre. | |
| I wasn't dancing by myself. | |
| I was dancing with two other people. | |
| You were playing Mr. Let Me Hold Up the Wall for You because you're Irish and you can't shake your hips, and that's fine. | |
| You and your stiff hips were up against the wall. | |
| That's fine. | |
| Me was, I was on the dance floor dancing to Big Kenny and John Rich because they were amazing and it was super fun. | |
| No, they were rocking the house. | |
| No, I was hanging out at the bar. | |
| I was having drinks. | |
| You were not hanging out at the bar. | |
| You were holding up the water. | |
| You were not. | |
| No, I was hanging out at the bar. | |
| Well, I'd go to the bar and get the drinks. | |
| Then I'd go back to the bar, get more drinks, and take care of and buy drinks for people that were there. | |
| That's what I did. | |
| You were out there alone. | |
| You may have had some drinks and somebody else was running those drinks because you were hanging out in that corner with Ron White. | |
| And I remember that very clearly, the comedian. | |
| He's very funny. | |
| He is very funny. | |
| All right. | |
| So here's what I love about the moment we have. | |
| I mean, if you just start looking at what happened and how profound this election is, this is literally a moment in history that I would argue doesn't happen maybe once in a hundred years. | |
| If Donald Trump's stated policies become law, he will be one of the most transformational presidents in history. | |
| Now, Democrats, they're going to be squealing the whole way. | |
| They're going to be kicking and screaming the whole way. | |
| They're going to try and oppose him. | |
| They'll use every weapon at their disposal, and they'll try to impeach him 100 times. | |
| It's guaranteed it's going to happen. | |
| They won't be able to do it for the first two years. | |
| That's a good thing. | |
| So, really, the first 18 months to two years of his presidency are going to be very, very important. | |
| Now, I would argue if he gets the economy back on track, if he makes our towns and cities more safe and secure, if he secures the border as promised, deports those people that have no business being in this country, he will be successful. | |
| The thing I'm the most worried about is we have known terrorists that they've let into the country. | |
| And if a terror attack happens on his watch, well, that probably will stop a lot of progress on other issues. | |
| It happened after 9-11. | |
| It transformed George W. Bush's presidency on a dime. | |
| And then it became a war against radical Islamic terrorists. | |
| Look what's been going on in Israel for the last year. | |
| Oh, and by the way, do you see what they're trying to do to Bibi? | |
| Let me digress here for a second because I think this is very, very important. | |
| We have now have arrest warrants for the prime minister of Israel. | |
| Now, Israel is the victim of the worst terrorist attack in their history. | |
| What is the equivalent, based on their population versus ours, of 40,000 dead Americans in a day? | |
| 9-11-01, we lost 2,977 Americans. | |
| It would have been the equivalent of 40,000 dead Americans. | |
| You know, what part of murder, kidnapping, rape, torture, beheading the left doesn't understand? | |
| In this case, I don't know. | |
| They have no jurisdiction at this international kangaroo court known as the ICC. | |
| The International Kangaroo Court is what we really should call it, the IKC. | |
| But anyway, as the New York Post pointed out in their editorial today, we should never, as a country, recognize this court. | |
| The warrants are utterly false charges. | |
| Quote, crimes against humanity, war crimes committed from at least October 8th to October the 23rd. | |
| So they're supposed to lose the equivalent of 40,000 Americans in a day. | |
| And if you fight back and he was able to take out Nasrallah, the 32-year terrorist leader of Hezbollah, and what we're supposed to feel sorry for this guy, good riddance to bad rubbish. | |
| He's in hell where he belongs. | |
| Or the top six guys of Hamas, or the fact that the Israelis showed incredible firepower and they were able to stop not one but two Iranian attacks and the latest attack ballistic missile attacks on Israel, what they did with the Pagers, what they did with the Walkie talkies. | |
| I mean, we're going to study what they did militarily for years and years and years. | |
| And by the way, America better get back on track militarily, and we better catch up in terms of military preparedness, and we better get unwoke in the military, and we better get our recruitment up, and that better happen very fast. | |
| I know Pete Hegset would be committed to all of that. | |
| But anyway, it is unreal that this is why do we support globalist anything? | |
| Why don't we just worry about our country? | |
| As far as I'm concerned, send the UN, let them move to China and let China pay the billions of dollars every year and let's clog up their streets every year like they do New York City. | |
| Why are we allowing the leaders of terrorist nations like Iran into the United States of America? | |
| And not only do we let them in, we have to make sure they stay safe and secure while they're here. | |
| Why are we paying for that? | |
| Why are we propping up globalist organizations? | |
| They are historically, they are anti-Semitic and they are anti-American. | |
| Just like, for example, you know, we have the WHO and we fund that too. | |
| And why are we funding the WHO? | |
| They were nothing but the propaganda wing for the communist Chinese all during COVID. | |
| They just lied to the world, just like your government lied to you when they said, well, if you get the vaccine, you're not going to get COVID. | |
| Whoopsie-daisy. | |
| By the way, they knew from the beginning viruses mutate. | |
| They couldn't make that definitive statement that they made. | |
| They were flat out lying to us. | |
| And then they said, if you get the shot, you're not going to infect anybody else. | |
| They flat out lied again. | |
| They lied about everything. | |
| Then they wanted to mask up your kids, keep them out of school, and kids weren't dying from COVID. | |
| It was impacting people with pre-existing conditions, comorbidities, and older people. | |
| It's unreal. | |
| And you couldn't, God forbid you mentioned natural immunity. | |
| Oh, forget it. | |
| You know, poor Ram Paul got raked over the coals. | |
| Poor Joe Rogan. | |
| You know, you think the guy gets COVID and he comes back to work and he's healthy and he explains he threw everything at it. | |
| In other words, he used hydroxychloroquine. | |
| He used ivermectin. | |
| He used monoclonal antibodies. | |
| He used everything that was available on the market, threw everything he had at it. | |
| Zinc, whatever, vitamins. | |
| I don't care what he used. | |
| Instead of saying, I'm glad you made it through, glad you're okay, everybody then starts attacking the guy. | |
| I mean, it's unbelievable, and it's so corrupt, and there's so many lies. | |
| I think it did wake Americans up to the fact that their government is full of Adam Schiff, and they lie to us on a regular basis. | |
| And by the way, they have earned our distrust. | |
| They've earned it because they lie to us all the time. | |
| Anyway, I go back to this whole thing. | |
| So this, you know, why are we a part of the World Economic Forum? | |
| Why are we a part of the Paris Climate Accords? | |
| And by the way, in that agreement, China and India are recognized as undeveloped nations, and we're the idiots that end up paying the bulk of billions of dollars for this ridiculous, you know, new green deal. | |
| The Earth is going to burn up movement. | |
| It's insane. | |
| Not backed by science. | |
| We should stop wasting our money on globalist organizations. | |
| And that brings us back to the ICC. | |
| Israel is a victim of radical Islamic terrorism. | |
| They lose the equivalent of 400 Americans in a day. | |
| And then they want the Israeli prime minister, B.B. Netanyahu, you know, to be a war criminal for defending his country against people that have stated that they want to wipe Israel off the map. | |
| Death to Israel, death to America. | |
| I mean, what a gutless, cowardly organization. | |
| Now, I did read, apparently, little Justin, the prime minister of Canada, is going along with this decision. | |
| You know what that means? | |
| That means if Prime Minister Netanyahu ever goes to Canada, they would arrest him and bring him before this international court. | |
| How soon do you think it's going to be before an American president gets the same indictment by this court? | |
| And why would we ever be a party to this? | |
| And I'll tell you this, when Donald Trump was president, the last time, he did have an executive order that absolutely penalized any of our allies that dared to recognize this anti-Semitic court, you know, like the ICC. | |
| I mean, this latest effort, another part of this international push, spearheaded, you know, frankly, by a bunch of anti-Semites around the world to delegitimize Israel. | |
| That's what this is about. | |
| And it all kicked in overdrive after October 7th. | |
| We have seen the rise of anti-Semitism. | |
| We have seen it here in the halls of Congress in the U.S. We've seen it on college campuses. | |
| And we've seen this cancer spread worldwide. | |
| It is repulsive. | |
| It is disgusting. | |
| And by the way, the prosecutor involved in this particular case. | |
| Yeah, this guy's name is Kareem Khan, 54, oh, facing accusations that he tried for more than a year to push a female aide into a sexual relationship, groped her against her will. | |
| And during the investigation, which was launched amid the probe against Israel and Hamas officials, why aren't they going after the mullahs in Iran? | |
| Why aren't they going after them, the number one state sponsor of terrorism? | |
| Anyway, this is what this is this brings me to my broader point here: is this is now Donald Trump can be the most transformational president in history. | |
| He really can. | |
| If he secures the border, if he removes all of these criminal aliens from this country and people that didn't respect our laws, border sovereignty, if he makes us the most energy-dominant country on the face of this earth and we become, quote, an energy-rich country, we'd be the richest because we have more resources than all of these Middle Eastern countries combined. | |
| If we brought in as customers all of our Western European allies, that would be good for their national security. | |
| They won't have to rely on Russia and Vladimir Putin anymore. | |
| If we follow through on law and order and make our towns and cities safer and secure, if we, and the world is shaking in its boots, I'm telling you right now, you know, those bad actors on the world stage, they would have much preferred Kamala Harris over Donald Trump because they'd run all over her. | |
| There will be a settlement in Europe. | |
| That's why what Joe Biden is doing now and ratcheting up this conflict and giving ballistic missiles for Ukraine to fire into Russia and Moscow is such a dumb idea considering you put handcuffs on the Ukrainians from day one. | |
| And by the way, why aren't the Ukrainians one of the most mineral-rich countries on earth? | |
| Why aren't they paying us for every weapon we are providing them? | |
| It's insane. | |
| But we have a chance here. | |
| I'm going to tell you one last thing. | |
| At some point, starting in January, you're going to have to be deputized again. | |
| You can't just vote in an election and think that everything's going to be better. | |
| Don't think there aren't Republicans that need a spine and that are weak and that are rhino. | |
| And when they show that weakness, you got to make those phones ring and sing because that pressure will be what puts it over the top. | |
| We'll let you know when the moment comes. | |
| No need to get ahead of ourselves. | |
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