July 26, 2025 - Sean Hannity Show
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| Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, so much happening in Washington. | |
| We don't want to let anything go uncovered. | |
| Um there was uh a hearing that was taking place uh and it has to do with Joe Biden, his brother, the catastrophe that ensued as a result of his failed policies. | |
| And uh Senator Ashley Moody from My Free State of Florida, former attorney general of Florida, watched the Biden administration put the safety of American families at risk. | |
| And here is what she says says she uncovered. | |
| And as I pursued litigation, a judge said Biden and his administration has turned our border into nothing more than a meaningless line in the sand. | |
| And when there were warnings that our border would be overrun when Title 42 was expiring, Florida uncovered documents saying that their grand plan was to step back and let it be overrun. | |
| And in my litigation as Florida's attorney general, I uncovered that not only were they pushing more and more and more and more and more historic numbers into our country unvetted, that they established quotas every day to make sure that border patrol pushed a certain amount of numbers into our country that was barely vetted. | |
| So as Attorney General, when I had sheriffs from all over my state calling me to say that the Biden administration was canceling detainers on criminals in their jails and telling them to release them back into the communities, I was horrified. | |
| All right, Senator Ashley Moody from Florida joins us now. | |
| Senator, can you give us more details about this? | |
| We know that they lied when they repeatedly said the borders closed, the borders secure, the borders closed, borders secured. | |
| Uh, it infuriates me beyond words that all of these people that have been murdered and raped and victims of violent crime, the Democrats never talk about them. | |
| They are putting the rights of so-called rights of illegals over the safety of Americans. | |
| That infuriates me, but let's get to the specifics of what you uncovered. | |
| Yeah, and this is this is why I am so not only honored, but really passion-driven in the Senate now to be able to use my background as attorney general and everything that I saw happening under the Biden administration and bring it to the forefront, make sure the people know what their government was doing to them, to their communities on purpose. | |
| And it has really been uh just an incredible six months as the newest United States Senator. | |
| But you're right, uh, we had a hearing this week, and it was to show what Biden did intentionally to the border, uh, and pushing people here into our communities that were unvetted, knowing that many of these were criminals and pushing them into our communities. | |
| And to be able to shine a light on that, and you know, Sean, we're seeing this all over the place with agencies right now in terms of the Um real intentions of what the government was trying to do, and now we're uncovering it now that we have a new administration in here and they're going back and saying, wait a minute, not only was this uh um immoral, it was downright illegal. | |
| We see that happening in so many different levels right now. | |
| I think it's important that we stay on this immigration um uh hunt, if you will, because Majorcus was brought before Congress on numerous times, and like you said, he said the border is secure, the border is secure, the border is secure. | |
| Meanwhile, those hearings were conducted while the government agencies under Biden were holding on to all of the documents that disproved what he was saying, that he was being deceitful. | |
| But Senator, isn't it bigger than documents? | |
| I mean, I was documenting all of it in real time by showing the videos of white open borders and the thousands of and thousands of unvetted illegals pouring across that border. | |
| Uh it was self-evident to anybody with eyes to see. | |
| Uh what we didn't know exactly at the time is that known terrorists were among those people that entered our country illegally. | |
| We have Iranian assassination squads in the country. | |
| We know we have murderers and rapists and other violent criminals and cartel members and gang members and drug dealers in the country too. | |
| Uh we don't even have an exact number. | |
| It's an estimate, anywhere between what, 10, 12, and 20 million people that they allowed into this country unvetted. | |
| Yes. | |
| Yeah, and I think what I'm trying to get at is you are absolutely right. | |
| The American people could see with our eyes, and you accurately and repeatedly reported what was happening. | |
| But what the what they didn't share with us was that in month one, when he was putting out his plans and policies and executive orders, his own administration said, if you do this, the border will be overrun, we will not have the ability to contain this, and we will not be able to control who's coming into the country. | |
| They knew it. | |
| Intentionally, they went ahead and broke down the borders. | |
| We only got those documents a week before when we were forcing them to trial. | |
| They held on to them until they released them uh to us. | |
| And I think what that shows is there was this time and time again when they said we're secu the border is secure and we are not jeopardizing this country and we're not releasing uh criminals. | |
| We sh we have been able to show that they not only were telling sheriffs to release people into the communities, a witness testified at the hearing uh this week, we're also able to show that they took prisoners out of the federal prisons that were here only because they committed crimes and pushed them back into our communities as opposed to deporting them. | |
| So, you know, really getting down to the intention of that administration and what they were purposefully doing to this country and to families and communities, I think is so important. | |
| And I think uh John Cornen and other members of the judiciary who joined me in highlighting that deception. | |
| I have been saying that they have blood on their hands, and I also have said that if God forbid, and I pray to God I'm wrong, I think it's a matter of when, not if, that these terrorists that they let into the country, we know that they're plotting, planning and scheming an attack on our homeland, they'll have more blood on their hands. | |
| Let me ask you this. | |
| If you are one of the families, the thousands of families where you had a loved one that was murdered or raped or victims of violent crime, and they were sitting there l knowingly lying to us, is what you're saying. | |
| Is there any legal recourse? | |
| Um, you know, I mean, you were the attorney general of Florida. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| I mean, you're already seeing it in some of these other uh things that we're uncovering. | |
| We're referring to the FBI and to DOJ uh cases where people might not have been truthful with Congress. | |
| I mean, I believe that Majorcas lied to Congress. | |
| And I don't think at the time when this don't you think they all lied when they said the border was secure when they knew otherwise? | |
| When I was uncovering these documents, when the chief of border patrol was saying you know, we are pushing dangerous people into this country, and the plan was to let it be overrun, and Majorcas was saying differently, I absolutely believe he deceived Congress, knowingly deceived Congress. | |
| And I think Well, that in that in and of itself is a crime. | |
| If I go before your Senate committee and I willfully lie, isn't that a crime? | |
| It is a crime. | |
| I think it needs To be looked at. | |
| And I do believe it will be. | |
| I, you know, I I can't understand how we have the documents that showed their own people said that they would be overrun. | |
| They're overrun. | |
| And then he comes to Congress and says, all is well. | |
| It was the biggest gaslighting of the American people and in the history of our country. | |
| It was an invasion. | |
| What do you think the purpose of this was? | |
| Was this, you know, there's if you if you discuss the possibility that their hope was to offer something of great value, American citizenship, uh, to large masses of people that that would benefit them in the long run, especially if there's close elections and you have 12 million people, you give them citizenship, you know, well, that's the great white replacement theory. | |
| No, no, it's not the great white replacement theory because I'm in favor of legal immigration, and I don't care where you come from, but we do need to vet you. | |
| We need to know you don't have radical associations. | |
| We do need a health check, and we need to know you're not going to be a financial burden on the American people. | |
| After that, I really don't care where you come from. | |
| Welcome to the country. | |
| Thanks for coming in legally. | |
| So do you think this was all designed with the with a grand scheme to offer citizenship and and hence create a uh a voting base of grateful people that you gave them free free citizenship? | |
| Well, we've we've talked about this before, Sean. | |
| When when Biden got in office and I started seeing some of these policies get cranked out by executive order and the insanity to the safety of this country in terms of releasing serious felony offenders that are here illegally, just right back into the community. | |
| I mean, even democratic administrations would not have done that. | |
| This was a total upheaval of order and structure and safety and everything that both sides had always agreed on. | |
| I started referring to it as Biden's handlers, pushing these crazy policies out. | |
| And I believe there are people that believe that there should not be borders. | |
| And there it was a radicals' wish list in terms of what was pushed out as to immigration and so many other things that that related to policy. | |
| And as they were getting put out, I pushed out, I was doing my best as attorney general. | |
| Many of my colleagues around the country were speaking out and not just speaking out, fighting in court to try and stop it. | |
| But I truly believe that there is a subversive, almost anarchist agenda, and many of those people believe there should not be borders. | |
| And if you go back and read those executive orders that came out in month one, when their own people were saying we're going to lose control of the border, there is no other conclusion to make other than it was intentional. | |
| And whether that was a handler or someone that had an agenda in the administration or whether that was Biden himself, it was done on purpose. | |
| That's unbelievable. | |
| Well, then let me ask you one other thing. | |
| We've learned from Tulsi Gabbard that evidence was available to James Comey on Hillary Clinton and our top secret classified information that he purposely didn't use. | |
| We we learned that in fact that the Hillary Clinton bought and paid for dirty Russian dossier uh was in fact, you know, suspect from the beginning, and they were even told not to use it. | |
| It became the bulk of information for not one but four FISA applications and three of them signed by James Comey himself, even after it was totally debunked. | |
| Um if you look at that, if you look at the FBI knew in March of 2020 they verified the authenticity of the laptop, and then they went out and pre-bunked it to big tech companies. | |
| My question is, is there a pattern or a grand conspiracy to put cinder blocks on scales of elections? | |
| You know, I think that what the referrals that were made uh both by Radcliffe and Gabbard are incredibly important to restoring faith in this government and bringing us back to the understanding and belief that it is truly a representative government of us, the people, not just a government run amok with its own agenda executed by a few people who want to enact a partisan um playbook. | |
| And so, you know, I am I for one, and I hope all of America agrees that going back and looking through this, and I think one of the allegations is that Brennan was not truthful when he testified in terms of of the the conclude the collusion and whether or not he thought that should be included in the report. | |
| Um I think it should be looked at. | |
| And again, just as we started off this conversation. | |
| If there is nothing to hide, a review of all of this should concern no one. | |
| But but to restore the American faith in the system of government, it has we've got to get to the bottom of it. | |
| I mean, it looks like deep state actors have been involved in corrupting the system for a while. | |
| We appreciate your diligent work and you're doing great for the state of Florida. | |
| Florida Senator Ashley Moody, thank you for being with us as always. | |
| We appreciate it. | |
| Great to be with you, Sean. | |
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| We have Jerry uh checking in. | |
| Jerry, you're on the Sean Hannity Show. | |
| How are you, sir? | |
| Hey, doing fine. | |
| Thanks for the taking the call. | |
| Uh I just had the comment. | |
| It's it's a few days old, but with uh Hunter's profanity-laced uh three-hour podcast. | |
| Probably the only thing that really rang true to me that he said uh was just on how successful his uh he thought his father's presidency was. | |
| And after I thought about it for a second, it was very successful for Hunter and the Biden family. | |
| Uh the pardon flew, millions of dollars came in uh riding around on uh Air Force One. | |
| So uh I I think that from Hunter's perspective, it probably seemed pretty uh successful. | |
| I was shocked, and I like Joe Rogan. | |
| I don't Joe Rogan definitely isn't as political as as I am, and I think he he doesn't really want to be involved in the political world, which I'm perfect with probably a smart move on his part. | |
| And I was shocked when he said, Oh, wow, I looked at this, maybe he should run for president. | |
| I'm like, do you know anything about this guy? | |
| Not a good idea. | |
| Um, but with that said, everyone's entitled to their opinion, right? | |
| Um yeah, he had the best life of anybody. | |
| He got he got rich off access. | |
| There's not one person that is listening to this show that can make millions and millions of dollars acknowledging that they have no background, no experience at all whatsoever, and sit on boards um and and go on Good Morning America saying you have no experience in energy, oil, gas, coal, or Ukraine or China, none at all whatsoever. | |
| And he made a fortune. | |
| Uh yeah, good gig for him. | |
| Not good for the country. | |
| And and certainly we we didn't exactly see much progress from his father, and he's just angry and lashing out and bitter and you know, maybe he thinks he sounds cool dropping an F-bomb every five seconds. | |
| Uh he sounds stupid to me. | |
| And I don't know, he seemed off. | |
| I don't know, he sounded like a very angry man. | |
| All right, I appreciate the call, my friend. | |
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| We started the show with a comprehensive analysis of what Tulsi Gabbard has uncovered and declassified in terms of the DNI. | |
| And it's it's getting very, very, very bad for those deep state actors, you know, the very people that we talked about. | |
| And we talk about, you know, the intelligence coming out early on, as early, even in December of 2016, after the election, uh career professionals, uh, that is rank and file within the within the intelligence community, had an assessment by then, long well over a month after the election, that no, Russia did not try to help Donald Trump and secure the election for Hillary Clinton. | |
| I just went through this in chapter and verse. | |
| I won't repeat myself that that didn't happen. | |
| And then, of course, that you have this meeting with Joe Biden, Obama, and Clapper and Comey and Susan Rice, and I'm not sure who else might have been in there just a couple of weeks before Obama leaves office and Donald Trump takes office, and they decide they want a new intelligence community assessment. | |
| And that assessment, based on the same information, except they did include the dirty Russian disinformation dossier, which by that time had been completely debunked. | |
| Remember, they'd gotten rid of Christopher Steele in December of 2016, and he was out as a result of this, and they still used it for FISA applications, and then they used this for the intelligence community reassessment, if you will. | |
| Uh, and this is what John Solomon's been been calling the polluted assessment. | |
| In other words, they polluted the real intelligence, they corrupted it to fit a narrative that wasn't true and didn't exist, and then they got their friends and the complicit media to run with this story and run with it, they did, and they peddled lies and conspiracy theories to the entire country. | |
| And then you had people like the congenital liar, Adam Schiff, and others just flat out flat out lying in spite of all the evidence to the contrary about all of it. | |
| And you know, the danger here is, and this is why I think this grand conspiracy investigation of Cash Fattel is going to be very, very critical. | |
| Because if they get away with this, then you've then you got to look at what the issues that came up in 2020. | |
| And I don't want to repeat myself, but I'll I'll go into a little detail, and that is in March of 2020, we know for a fact that the FBI had authentic had literally validated the authenticity. | |
| They confirmed the authenticity of the very real Hunter Biden laptop. | |
| Then they embarked on a journey for the summer of 2020 to meet with all the leaders of every big tech company once a week, warning these these tech companies that they may be victims of a Russian disinformation campaign. | |
| And anyway, they did it why. | |
| They were pre-bunking what they knew would be made public. | |
| I keep telling everybody Bob Costello had a copy of the laptop from hell, Hunter's laptop. | |
| He was at the time Rudy Giuliani's attorney. | |
| They knew this thing would drop. | |
| They just didn't know when it would drop. | |
| So they were trying to get ahead of it. | |
| Lo and behold, even though they confirmed the authenticity of the laptop in March of 2020, when the New York Post drops the story, and it's now public. | |
| You have some big tech companies reaching out to the FBI asking, is this what you were warning us about? | |
| And the answer came back, they wouldn't confirm what they knew to be true. | |
| And that resulted in the suppression of the story all over social media. | |
| And that helped that was a that obviously has taken us uh, you know, cinder block, cement block, putting it on the scale of an election to help Joe Biden against Donald Trump in what turned out to be an extraordinarily close election. | |
| I mean, I I think three states alone, 44,000 votes, and and we have a different result for crying out loud. | |
| And and that's the danger of that type of of power. | |
| That is tipping the scales of an election. | |
| Deep state actors, you know, putting cinder blocks on the scale of an election. | |
| And it went even deeper than that. | |
| And then I would argue in 20 from 2020 to 2024, all of the lawfare and the weaponization against Donald Trump, you know, the trunk the the Alvin Bragg novel legal theory, the false valuation of Mar Lago, you know, mugshots and fingerprinting of Donald Trump, you know, statute of limitations had run out on what was a legal nondisclosure agreement in New York. | |
| It was a misdemeanor on top of everything else, how that evolved into a 34 count feder felony count indictment is beyond anyone's comprehension. | |
| And then, of course, an unfriendly venue or the phony evaluation of Mar-a-Lago at $18 million when the property's worth well over a billion. | |
| Now, Aaron Wright is an assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Policy in the Department of Justice, currently running for Texas State Attorney General, giving us his thoughts on these new developments and Pam Bondy's announcement last night and resulting from the investigation at the Department of National Intelligence under Tulsi Gabbard. | |
| Sir, welcome to the program. | |
| How are you? | |
| I'm doing uh great, Sean. | |
| Under under the circumstances, shocked and appalled at everything you've just laid out, just like many of your listeners are. | |
| What does it mean what Pam Bondy announced last night? | |
| Why is that, you know, why is that so imperative based on the declassified information released by Tulsi? | |
| Yeah, so look, the the Justice Department is going to go through a few stages uh before any criminal charges can possibly get brought. | |
| Number one is what we're all reading about now is the creation of this strike force to discern whether or not there is a basis to open up a criminal investigation. | |
| So step one is to discern whether we can open up a criminal investigation. | |
| That's the purpose of the strike force. | |
| Step two is going to be to formally open up a criminal investigation uh to determine whether there's any credible evidence that any number of various federal laws have been violated. | |
| And then number three, if the criminal investigation reveals that there is that there are facts and law leading to the ability to bring an indictment, then step three will be indictments will be brought against any particular targets, whether that's President Barack Hussein Obama or Clapper or that whole crew, you've listed all the names. | |
| Uh and so that's how this is going to unfold in in the coming days and weeks. | |
| But I'll tell you, as somebody who served as the presidentially appointed Senate confirmed head of the Office of Legal Policy under Bondi and under uh deputy attorney general Todd Blanch, I'm very, very, very confident that they're taking this with deadly seriousness that it deserves. | |
| What about you can factor into this not only the strike force, but the grand conspiracy investigation that we learned just a couple of weeks ago that was open weeks before that by the FBI director Cash Patel, because that would that that would be a very broad net in terms of you know going back almost from the time that Donald Trump came down the escalator at Trump Tower in 2015, | |
| all the way through Jack Smith, and that would entail whether or not there is a systemic effort by deep state operatives, and in this case, altering what career and professional uh rank and file intelligence uh officials concluded that was then polluted and corrupted. | |
| Uh I would argue for political purposes. | |
| That's my my read on it. | |
| That's my interpretation of it. | |
| But all the way through Jack Smith, which means, you know, are they putting cinder blocks on the scales of presidential elections? | |
| Uh did they do it in 2016? | |
| Did they do it when 51 former Intel officials that know nothing about Hunter's laptop, you know, race out to to tell the world as all the markings of Russian interference when in reality none of them even examine the laptop uh or the weaponization of the DOJ in tw from 2020 to 2024. | |
| I I believe that was designed just to destroy Trump so he could never even think about running. | |
| You know, uh are we looking at three presidential elections in a row? | |
| Uh yes, I think that that's right. | |
| And look, uh national figures like you, Sean, have been exposing this grand conspiracy for years and years, and the left wing media and their cronies in government have been telling people like you and me and your listeners, and they've been gaslighting us, telling us that it's all fake, there's nothing to see here. | |
| And yet, one day after another, every passing week, every passing month, there are more and more documents that are getting declassified and revealed. | |
| And it turns out everything that you and I have been saying for the past now nearly a decade has come to be true. | |
| We now go all the way back to the 2016 presidential election. | |
| We knew you you're exactly right. | |
| And we've talked a lot about the years between 2020 and 2024 to destroy President Trump, the attempts to destroy him before he could he could even run for president. | |
| That failed, obviously. | |
| But when you go back to 2016, the deep state, the left-wing media and the liberals in power were so furious that Donald Trump had upset their plans to maintain power that they, in the most corrupt, treasonous manner possible, put the cinder blocks, as you said, the cinder blocks on the scales of justice and on the on the scales of a presidential election for the express purpose of screwing President Donald Jade Trump. | |
| And they they thought that their plan was going to work, they thought that their scheme was gonna work. | |
| It hasn't worked, and now we are vindicated. | |
| I expect that justice is going to be done now. | |
| I think that it's so obvious to the American people and to law enforcement what was happening here to try to undermine the president uh of the United States using this grand conspiracy that I I expect that justice will be done. | |
| Quick break right back more with Aaron Wright. | |
| He's the assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Policy at the DOJ. | |
| He's also currently running for Texas State Attorney General. | |
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| Aaron Wrights is with us, assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Policy at the DOJ, currently running for Texas State Attorney General. | |
| You know, we have so much evidence now that they're gathering, as you know, as Tulsey Gabbard puts out, you know, new evidence now emerging of the most egregious weaponization and politicization of intelligence in American history. | |
| And per President Trump's direction, I have declassified a House Intel oversight majority staff report that exposes how the Obama administration manufactured the January 2017 intelligence community assessment that they knew was false, promoting the big lie that Vladimir Putin and Russia helped Donald Trump in 2016. | |
| Now I I played last night, I played earlier in this program today. | |
| Everybody in the media, every Democrat was singing from the same hymnal, uh with a few exceptions like myself and yourself. | |
| You know, there w there weren't many alternative voices out here. | |
| Uh totally right. | |
| And here's the other thing that I think is really just takes my and other Americans' breath away. | |
| We've always known about the existence of a nefarious deep state that has attempted, sometimes successfully, sometimes not, uh, to thwart the presidents and the conservative and the Republican agenda. | |
| What's shocking about these latest revelations is that the Deep state was actually operating under the directives of not just any senior executives of the Obama administration. | |
| But Obama himself got the initial reporting about the lack of Russian interference or preference for Donald Trump in December of 2016. | |
| He didn't like what the report said, and he said, go back and do it again. | |
| And oh, by the way. | |
| Well, let me ask you a question, because we have everyone just assumes that he'll be covered by presidential immunity. | |
| Can you explain to me how him doing this as part of his official acts? | |
| Yeah, you you can't commit crimes in your official capacity. | |
| And so if you commit a crime, in this case, what's being uh uh, you know, it's not formally being alleged, but treason is being thrown out there, and it's potential that he could be he could be indicted for treason. | |
| Uh, but you can't commit treason in an official capacity. | |
| You can't commit to use a uh uh another easy example, you can't commit murder in your official capacity and and say that's okay. | |
| And so while we did get a good ruling out of the Supreme Court on the questions of the scope of presidential immunity, the scope of presidential immunity is not unlimited, and it doesn't extend to a president who may have committed treason. | |
| It doesn't extend to an FBI director or a CIA director or a director of national intelligence. | |
| It doesn't extend to cabinet members who actively are engaged in undermining a follow-on administration to thwart the transit the lawful transition of power from one president to the next. | |
| And so anybody saying that, oh, presidential immunity, he was just doing his job, that's not good enough. | |
| Now look, if the facts and the law are there to establish a credible case for treason or other high crimes and misdemeanors, then it's entirely uh then then those things will be outside of the scope of presidential immunity. | |
| So anybody trying to say, oh, don't worry, I I think that's just a cope. | |
| Uh it's not true. | |
| And at the end of the day, if uh the DOJ strike force ultimately results in uh opening up a criminal investigation, which then evolves or ripens into bringing in an indictment for treason or other crimes. | |
| Presidential immunities may be a defense that Obama and others raise, but it will be a defense that fails. | |
| Appreciate your time, and we're gonna watch this very, very closely, and I think there's a reckoning coming. | |
| Andrew Wright, uh assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Policy at the Department of Justice, currently now running for Texas State Attorney General. | |
| Uh, we're gonna watch that race also very closely as well. | |
| We appreciate your time, sir. | |
| Thank you, Sean. | |
| Take care. | |
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