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Sean Denounced NY - April 30th, Hour 2
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All right.
Thank you, Scott Shannon.
Hour two, Sean Hannity Show, 800-941.
Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, we expect the president at some point this hour will be speaking with business owners.
I think it certainly will be worth dipping into.
I don't know why Linda is like obsessed.
Why are we always talking about the Democrats and not enough about Donald Trump?
I've been talking about his success now going on the entire time he's been president and how transformational, consequential, and how this is a return to constitutional order.
She goes, why don't you ask the audience?
Just ask the audience.
I'm like, it's not audience.
It's not audience.
See, it is audience.
Listen, you're fighting your inner New Yorker, and that's okay.
I am not fighting an inner New Yorker.
There is no inner New Yorker.
Everything that was New York about me is dead.
It is gone.
It is finished.
It is buried.
Franklin Square and you peeing in a bush in Long Island will always be alive and well.
All right.
And let's see.
Five years in Rhode Island, five years in California, two years in Alabama.
Where were you born and raised?
Four years.
Georgia.
La la la la.
Can you hear me?
Where were you born and raised?
All right, now you sound like that, that liberal singing on the steps of the capital.
First of all, I sing much better than him.
Please don't do that.
That's not.
No, no, no.
Let's have a song.
Hang on.
Let's have a single.
Die, did I die?
Did I die?
The best is Hakeem Jeffries behind him singing.
All right, how about I'll play him and then we'll play you and then we'll let the quoilers, the qualas will let the qualas decide who sings better.
You're denying the side of the American people or we're going to choose this cruel budget that Republicans are trying to jam down the throats of the American people.
We can't keep doing things like business as usual.
We have to think of creative new things to do.
And so Hakeem and I thought, let's sit on the steps of the Capitol.
Think about what the framers did to try to make the president not a king, not to have a unitary executive.
And Trump is doing the exact opposite.
And what Grant said is there are but two parties in America right now, patriots and traders.
I will build this world from love.
I will build this world from love.
Watch your bell.
Okay, that's him.
No, no, no.
I can't do it.
I want you to sing I will build this world from love.
Absolutely.
Yet a die, yet a die, yet a die, die, die.
Much like Kamala Harris's speaking engagements, you have to pay a freight to hear me sing.
So I expect $25 for my singing, you know, at least like Kamala Harris.
I don't know if you knew that or not.
You said, no, no, no.
You said I sing much better than this.
I do.
I do sing much more.
And you want to hear from the microphone.
From the callers in the audience about all the positive things they think.
All right, if you want to call and talk about Trump's positive, the thing you like the most.
Something positive, okay?
800-941-Sean.
Why does it have to be positive?
How about it be real and not tell people what you want to hear?
Tell them what you want to hear.
Okay.
First of all, I'll tell you.
Okay, let's make it.
Let's make a deal.
Can we make a deal?
I want to talk to the callers.
I want to talk to the callers.
But if you're calling in about something negative, you have to have a positive as well.
You can't be a negative Nellie.
I got enough.
There's so much going on in 100 days.
The man is busting his ass and doing everything he can to save us from a gajillion years of nonsense.
Why don't you have the callers and the audience be real?
Why do you have to contrive and just talk?
You know, a man who had a Broadway production put together about him leaving New York should admit deep inside of himself that he is a New Yorker.
It's okay, you know.
Nobody's judging you.
The Sunshine State isn't going to kick you out.
You do know that, right?
I do know that.
All right.
Let's go to the Sunshine.
This is well speaked.
The falsetto there.
That's nice.
Please appeal to your infinite vanity.
Keep your unique friend and far right insanity.
Staff away from the rest of humanity.
Stay, Mr. Hennedy, stay.
Stay.
Make you aren't safe.
Remain in the state that fills you with hate.
That's the state we related anyways.
Stay, Mr. Henny.
Stay.
Won't you stay?
Oh, that was one of the best fits.
Honestly, I mean, it's not.
This is Jon Stewart's funny.
We'll get into this jackass at some point of Jimmy Kimmel.
He wants a fight, so we're going to do that.
Do you know that they announced in New York that they lost like a fortune because people like me left the state?
They lost a fortune.
Yeah, it's, I mean, all of these major urban cities, you know, whether it was California, whether it was New York, whether it was Chicago, you know, they're all moving to more business-friendly states, albeit Florida, albeit Texas, you know, and think about it, even Senator Rick Scott from Days Long By.
I mean, he has often said that he will come up to New York just to steal away these great and amazing entrepreneurs and business people.
Oh, my God.
Rick Scott.
And he was so smart.
Rick Scott, Governor Bobby Jendel, and Texas Governor Rick Perry lived in New York.
They would come up with us all the time.
To the point where we don't really want to talk to you this often because they were all competing and enticing businesses to leave.
All right, let me get to the callers and the audience.
I love it.
And find we'll even start in New York where Rick is on the phone.
Rick, how are you?
Good to talk to you.
Glad you called.
Hey, how you doing?
I don't know if I sound like I'm from New York, but we're up in Rick, dude.
Rick, I assure you.
You sound like you're from New York.
No one's wondering.
Let's do a reality check here.
Can we?
I'm not going to sing, but you know, we'll give them the benefit of the doubt here.
She sings well.
Thank you, Rick.
Well, no, we don't know that because she needs to sing.
I will build this.
I don't think anyone wants to build a bunch of people.
I will build this world with love.
That's what he said.
You missed the second part, Sean.
You could go for the second part, too.
Oh, the second part is Lee Dee Die Die Die.
Oh, my God.
That's it, Sean.
Anyways, what's up, Rick?
Sorry, back to you.
That's okay.
That's cool.
Hey, I just think it's undervalued, but a very positive thing in the first hundred days how transparent our administration is with Donald Trump.
His cabinet secretaries are intelligent, they're articulate.
They explain to the American public exactly what's going on in this great country of ours.
And it's been well-deserved to know that this president, our president, has worked tirelessly to get us back on track.
And I really appreciate as a business owner, a truck driver, their efforts to try to get back to par and better.
I mean, it is, it's actually, you know, enjoy the moment because you're never going to see.
And I know that we have a deep bench and a lot of really good people, but there'll never be another Trump.
It just won't be.
Nobody's ever going to act like this guy.
Anyway, Rick Qualler, New York.
Hi, Rick.
Audience member, we appreciate you, and you do have an accent.
Trust me.
All right, let's get to the phones.
Oh, my free state of Florida.
Let's say hi to Meg.
Hey, Meg, how are you?
I'm good, Sean.
How are you?
I'm good.
What's going on?
Glad you called.
Okay, so I wanted to confirm for Linda that Trump has done some really good things.
One, they've built 81 miles more of the wall.
And I feel a heck of a lot safer in my community here in Tampa since we've been getting rid of the illegal from the criminal element.
In fact, we just got rid of 800 here in Tampa.
That was a big deal this past weekend.
That was huge.
I had Governor DeSantis on the other night about it.
And by the way, isn't Governor Governor DeSantis has done a great job, hasn't he?
He's so good for the state of Florida.
I am very happy with his governing of Florida, 100%.
So, Trump, Linda, you're right.
He's done a lot of good things.
I don't know what all the complaining is about.
Like, get over it.
The tariffs are actually good.
It's forcing people to come back here and manufacture here.
So, we just got to hang in there a little bit.
But, Sean, I have one question for you.
Okay.
Okay.
So, for the longest time when you were advertising for your burnout, I thought you were saying burner.
You say burner with an R on the end of it, but you don't say Linda.
You say Linda.
You mean Meg?
Do you think he has an accent?
It comes out occasionally when I loves it because you grew up in New York.
I was most tired in the days leading up to this election when I was sleeping about an hour and a half, two hours a night.
I remember being on the air one day, but it's burner, B-Y-R-N-A.com.
I spell it out to make it simple.
By the way, Meg, do you have a burner?
I do not.
I'm a disabled veteran, so I've been trying to save to get one.
But for the longest time, I couldn't figure out what you were saying.
And I actually figured it out, believe it or not, from Dan Bongino's show, what you were saying.
Oh, great.
Well, I love Dan Bongino.
All right.
I tell you what I'm going to do.
I am going to send you a burner.
Oh, no way.
Way.
Okay.
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I have a CL too.
Do you want, would you like the smaller one that you can carry easily?
Yeah, that, because I, because I would love to have that to carry, because I go running, I go running down here on the Air Force base near me.
Like I said, I'm a retired veteran.
And so that would be great for when I run off base.
That would be awesome.
Done.
All right.
Stay on the line.
We're going to send you a burner.
Okay.
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Listen, Sean's going to send you a burner.
And we're going to send you a burner.
And one way or the other, you are going to get that product.
It's going to be pleased.
I don't say audience and talk and coffee.
I think it's great.
I love it.
He picks on you.
We'll stay in.
Meg, you stay on the line.
Jeff, also in the free state of Florida.
What's up, Jeff?
How you doing, Sean?
I'm good.
Glad you called.
Where are you in Florida?
I'm in Duval County.
I know where you are.
Well, we appreciate you checking in.
Glad you called.
I know.
You come through here every now and then.
We appreciate it.
Just want to say my first thing about Trump's first 100 days is how successful he's been at doing the deporting the illegals and the criminals.
I knew that was a big campaign promise.
And frankly, I didn't think he was going to get it done because the whole, you know, Bill of Rights, Fifth Amendment, blah, blah, blah.
But he's managed to do it so quickly.
And I'm just so happy about it.
I'm a little confused because I feel like if Biden was deporting people by the plane load with no due process and the stock market was in the pooper, you know, I'd be calling him.
The stock market is up today.
It's been up the last seven days in a row.
And as I told you, once Wall Street absorbed the real truth of today's GDP numbers, there's so much good news out of it that they had to extrapolate it out and actually read it before they race to a conclusion.
Anyway, 800-941 Sean is our number if you want to be a part of the program.
Pretty amazing times we're living in.
I will tell you that part.
And you know what?
These are good times.
But the good times roll with Donald Trump.
That's what I say.
Oh, geez.
There's no helping you.
There's no help.
There really isn't.
All right.
We'll get to more of your calls.
We expect the president's going to speak.
We expect to hear from Bill O'Reilly.
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What I told people, I was making a podcast about Benghazi.
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Benghazi, the truth became a web of lies.
It's almost a dirty word, one that connotes conspiracy theory.
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Bad faith, political warfare, and, frankly, bullshit.
We kill the ambassador just to cover something up.
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All right, again, we're awaiting the president.
All right.
I don't know why I'm punishing myself with this call, Jim in Illinois.
I bet Jim's a big J.B. Pritzker supporter.
How are you?
Hi, Sean.
Thanks for taking my call.
I've listened to you a bunch, but this is my first-time caller.
And I just wanted to comment on Linda.
I agree with Linda.
We're talking too much about the Democrats.
Definitely not a Pritzker supporter.
He agrees with me, Sean, just to clear that up.
We living in the beautiful red state of Illinois.
I live in the northwest corner of Illinois.
Our county.
You don't live in a red state.
You live in a blue state.
You're delusional.
My county.
The state is red, except for Chicago.
We all know that.
Just like the other.
Okay, but your state is technically and factually blue.
And you have a radical left-wing lunatic governor like most blue states.
You know, Pritzker's right up there with Newsom and Kathy Hochl.
How do we get them out of there?
Move to another state, because I don't think your state's population is changing anytime soon.
No.
I mean, I'm being flippant, but I'm being serious on the other hand.
Now, there are neighboring states you can go to.
The one that would come to mind off the, well, Indiana would come to mind.
Or I do like the people in Wisconsin and Michigan a lot.
However, those states are pretty purple.
Or you could just escape the freezing cold weather like I did and head on down to the incredible state of Florida.
Best move I ever made.
And I love it down here.
I love the people down here.
I love everything about it.
Yeah, I got a lot of friends down there.
My problem is I've done a union carpenter since 1990.
I'm 55 years old and I got 35 years in, you know, and a good pension.
So, you have a full pension, right?
You're locked in, you're vested.
So, with your skills, I can tell you in Florida, the free state of Florida.
Now, you may not make the same amount of money, but I promise you there'll be no shortage of work.
And that coupled with your pension is going to make you a very nice living for you and your family.
And probably you're going to get a nicer property.
You're 100% right.
And, you know, we do have other hinges, our kids.
My son went to school in Dubuque, Iowa, right across the river.
And when he was done.
That was my biggest concern.
That's the only reason I stayed as long as I did, to be honest, my kids.
Yeah.
I totally get that.
That makes sense.
But just remember something else.
If your kids are in college at that point, you know, there was a certain part of me that wanted them to be able to come, quote, to their home that they know.
Then I've discovered very quickly wherever you are is where home is.
And I don't think it's that big a deal.
Yeah, you know, I'd be lying to you if it hasn't been on my mind and my wife's mind about leaving the state of Illinois because we just can't stand it anymore.
It's just all my accountants used to say to me every year they do my taxes when I was a resident in New York, and I don't go up there anymore.
I mean, I know people that if you show up a day, they want to tax you for that day.
I mean, that's how desperate and hard up they are for money.
It's ridiculous.
The number of items that lawyers and accountants told me that I had to check off a list so that when I made my, I planned my move for six months before I actually made the move.
And I made it right in the beginning of the year.
I would have to interject.
I apologize.
It was a lot longer than six months, my friend.
You talked about whatever.
No, I talked about, I mean, the thing we played with Jon Stewart, Stay Hannity Stay, that was, I think, 2014 or 15.
Andrew Cuomo, then governor at the time, if you want to do his extreme conservatives in your pro-do intro social weapon, and then he said anti-gay, and I'm not anti-gay.
You're not a New Yorker, and there's no place for you in the state of New York.
And then Kathy Hochl, Lee Zeldon, you conservatives, get on a bus, go down to Florida.
Then everybody that I know that has a brain leaves New York, goes down to Florida, and there are more New York tax agents living in Florida trying to harass residents domiciled, homesteaded in Florida like me than in New York.
And so I just, I made the decision to make a hard, the hardest break possible.
So, Sean, can we ask Jim a question about Pritzker?
I just have a quick question.
Jim.
What's your question?
Go ahead.
Jim, do the people of Illinois, are they aware of what happened with the governor's mansions and what he did with the toilets?
Like, is that a commonly discussed thing in your state?
It is with your Republicans.
The Democrats don't.
I mean, are they just unaware completely of what that man did?
They put on a blinder.
They know what the mainstream media tells them.
I mean, it's honestly, this is one of those stories that when I first saw it, I thought it was a Babylon B. I'm like, this can't be real.
This guy has a mansion and takes out all the toilets so he doesn't have to pay the property taxes because if it's not, doesn't have a toilet, it's considered uninhabitable.
Like, bro, are you kidding me?
And then with the mask mandate, you know, why everybody would.
What if he has to go to the bathroom?
Exactly.
Exactly.
And that, you know, he looks like he needs to go to the bathroom, that guy.
Family.
Maybe he wears diapers.
I don't know.
I mean, to each our own.
Listen, those depends on the business.
Why are you judging this man?
Let me tell you something.
I judge everybody in tough noogies if you don't like it.
I think you're being judgmental.
I think you're backsliding in your Christianity.
Let me tell you something.
I am a devout Christian, but God put this in me.
And he knows I hate everybody.
He's not remissiveness, trust me.
No, there's nothing in the Bible that says hate your neighbor.
It says love your neighbor as yourself.
Unless they're super annoying and take toilets out of their house to avoid them.
No, it's not pregnant.
No, no, no, no, no.
No, there's no exception.
Jesus didn't say except if they're annoying as hell and bother me.
He said, forgive people 70 times seven, which means you're way over your limit every single day.
Anyway, Jim.
Joe Biden.
Yes, I forgive him for being very sick and lying about everything.
You do not.
Anyway.
I kind of do.
You do?
How could I?
I mean, what am I supposed to do?
I'm not living in the past.
I don't know.
Hate him like the rest of us for tearing up the country and selling itself to China.
I'll tell you there's one thing.
There's a couple of things I can't forgive.
He knowingly allowed these people in this country and knowingly lied about it, and he has blood on his hands.
And I can't forgive the fact that the most preventable national security disaster happened on purpose because of him.
Well, if we're being fair, I don't think Biden knowing anything in his second, in his presidential term, his vice presidential term, I think he did a lot of things knowingly.
I think his autopen did a lot of things knowingly during his presidential term.
Yeah.
Anyway, thank you, Jim.
Appreciate the call.
Let's say hi to Sherry, North Carolina.
Hey, Sherry, how are you?
I'm doing good.
How are you?
I'm good.
What's going on?
I'm calling to tell you about the president, but I want to tell you this first.
I'm totally blind, but I feel much more safer with President Trump because he's secured the border.
He's getting people out of here.
And he's being transparent, even though I can't see it, but that's the facts.
What more do people need to know?
Great point.
I mean, we are safer.
There's no doubt about it.
Have you been blind your whole life?
No, I went blind when I was 12.
I was shot with a 38 pistol.
Oh, no.
I was saved.
It went in my left temple and come out below my right eye.
Let me ask you a question because I can't imagine.
I would think, I mean, so much of the beauty in life is visual and what we see.
Do you remember in your mind's eye, do you see things and remember things as you saw them, even though you were much younger?
Yes, I do.
That's amazing.
I see, you know, like the sunset and the sunrises.
That's the most beautiful thing ever.
And that's what people need to remember is that's the best thing to see is in multiple colors.
Amen.
The majesty of your creator right there.
Anyway, Sherry, we appreciate your call.
And maybe Neuralink, which I have a lot of hope for, maybe they will be able to restore blindness because that's one of their main missions that they're working on.
And when I talked to Elon Musk, he was very confident that they can achieve that.
And I hope they do.
And I hope it benefits somebody like you.
That would be awesome.
What's that?
Go ahead.
The burner.
Yes, ma'am.
Talk about that.
I was like, wish I could afford that too.
It's a mess.
All right.
Stay on the line.
We're sending you one also.
Hang on.
800-941, Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
I don't know what's taking so long.
I mean, watching all these people congregate.
Listen, you got to save the country.
It takes time, Sean.
You know?
I'm just on a strict, you know, schedule here.
Elaine in my free state of Florida.
Elaine, how are you?
What part of Florida are you in?
Hi, I'm in Bel Air, Florida, which is Bel Air, Florida.
Wow.
Yeah, yeah, it's beautiful.
I'm very blessed to be here.
And I want to thank our wonderful president for not allowing boys playing in girls' sports anymore.
And Sean, I also have to tell you, I love your voice.
And I listen to you at 3 o'clock every day during my sunbreak.
Thank you.
And I have to say, it puts me to sleep.
And I rest so I put you to sleep.
That's not good.
It is because I get of rest.
And then I watch you again at night.
So I hear everything.
And I am a big fan.
But that 45-minute nap during the day is so good for me.
And I want to thank you for that.
Well, what do you do?
What do you do in your job that you're able to take a 45-minute break?
That's pretty cool.
Well, you know, I don't want to say who I work for, but I'm in sales.
And I've always been in sales.
And I've always been the number one salesperson.
And now that I'm approaching 60 in a couple of weeks, I don't want to work that hard.
So I'm trying to be mediocre instead of number one.
So I make sure I get my goals set and done and good for the day.
And I go out and take my 45-minute nap.
Oh, that's so funny.
You know, in my years, you know, right now we have the number one talk radio show in the country, but I'd much rather have rushed, to be honest.
I've told O'Reilly this, the years that he was number one on Fox, it was much better being, you know, number two or number three because if you're number one, you get so much incoming.
And I had my years, you know, where, you know, we're number one, two, or three, whatever it is.
And I'm like, we're always one of the top shows.
And thanks to all of you.
And honestly, when you're not number one, you have less of a target on your back.
And every once in a while, I'm like, go after O'Reilly.
I'm fine with that.
We've had that discussion a lot.
Salesperson.
You don't have to be, although I'm very competitive like everybody else, but I'm also very grateful for what I have and not sitting there obsessing over what I may not have.
Anyway, I got to take a break here.
I do appreciate you and Elaine.
Enjoy your naps, Elaine.
Enjoy those naps.
Strive for mediocre, my friend.
Well, you're not allowed to strive for mediocre.
That's right.
I don't know.
This woman's like number one and number two in her business and she wants to be mediocre.
I'm like, girl, better keep number one.
Better keep it going.
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