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Sean, if you want to be a part of the program. All right, so we're just 32 short days away from, I think, what is the single most important midterm election in our lifetime? I think it's, there's never been a clearer choice election in our lifetime. We're about to be joined by a DSA guest, and I just want to see what they really believe and try and get to the bottom of it.
The fact that Hassan Piker is now saying that Tela Rico, he's going to make sure he votes his way. I'm expecting a tape any day that will come out that will be so damning on Tela Frico. It'll be very interesting. The fact that any Democrat would ever campaign with Hassan Piker, lamenting the Trumpistol live and defending Luigi Mangione.
And if you cared about Medicare fraud, you would kill Rick Scott. And how many times does he make comments? And I view personally, as anti-Semitic, blaming Jewish groups for getting him banned from the UK. And Israel doesn't have a right to exist.
Words that came out of his mowlins, he ran was an exceptionally demonic entity. Displays the newspaper show in the Twin Towers, he was burning on 9-11, America deserved 9-11. The street should run red with the blood of capitalists, all comments that he made. And it goes on and on and on, not loving America.
Listen, hate America so much. We are the bad guys. We are the bad guys. Why do I hate America?
Because I recognize accurate history. Oh, God, I hate America so much. God, I hate America so much. Sometimes it's like so stupid, dude.
God, I hate America so much. Bro, I hate this country, dude. I hate America so much, dude. Oh, God, I hate America so much.
So nasty. Nasty, dude. I hate America so much. I hate coming back.
Dude, I hate America, dude. Why do I hate America, by the way? Because of America's continued allegiance with Israel. I hate America so much.
I hate America so much. I just, God, we're a nation of fucking bloodthirsty monsters. God, I hate America so much sometimes, dude. Oh my God, I just so fucking nasty.
Just a bunch of perverted fascist fat in this country. Just bloodthirsty. There you have it. Anyway, joining us now to discuss debate is Ravi Gupta.
He is a former Obama administration official, author of the invisible list. Also, work for David Axelrod and Susan Rice before co-founding Arena, where he has been involved in the training of more than 7,000 Democratic operatives. Join us today to discuss the debate, the midterms, the DSA. And we appreciate you coming on the program.
And I don't think you're a big fan of mine, are you? Well, one thing to clarify, Sean, first of all, thank you for having me on. My dad is a very loyal listener. So I'm back to you, one of the kid.
I was a kid. Well, that's good for your dad. I wish your dad was on the program, because I think we're going to disagree a lot. Well, one thing to clarify is I'm not a DSA person.
I'm actually a huge enemy of the DSA. I've written a lot about why I think it's on Piker is a terrible influence on the party and have been really trying to fight a lot of pitch battles about trying to exercise him from my side of the aisle. I think he's crazy. I grew up in Staten Island.
I think his views on 9-11 and among other things are really dangerous and anti-American. So I think you and I are aligned on that. So then why is every elected senator, but for John Fetterman unwilling to take him on? He just went to Washington about a week and a half ago, and he walked away with endorsements.
Chris Kirsten, Jill O'Bran, Chuck Schumer, promised pledged $10 million for his campaign in Michigan. But they are unwilling to take on the radicalism that has taken over their party. Now, as left as I thought Obama was and will spread the wealth around, I didn't like Obama's associations with Reverend Wright, GD America, or Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorn. But I don't think I've ever heard him talk like this.
But nor am I hearing him condemn it either. Yeah, I think like, you know, I think one thing I've seen that gives me a little bit of hope is that once the primaries were over and you have some of these general election candidates like Roy Cooper or John O'F and all that, those people aren't spending any time with Piker, talking about Piker. He condemned him clearly. I wish I saw him more clarity from Duelsa at Michigan.
I think he's spent a lot of time having to distance himself a little bit from Piker, but I think it's not been... No, he's actually been lying. He's taken on the AOC playbook, which is, oh, no, that was crazy, woke 1.0, just like how Lefrico was defending for the longest time, six genders on biblical grounds and got his non-binary on biblical grounds and a welcome mat at the border and biological men playing women's sports. And now, oh, well, my math was wrong on the six genders.
Oh, I misspoke on that. But he defended it for the longest time. So I think what's happened is there's got to be internal polling showing that Democrats, that messaging, the DSA messaging isn't working, so they're pulling back from it and they're just hiding who they really are. It's not that their hearts have changed.
Well, their opinions have changed. Well, I think, you know, I allow for people to change their positions about getting... All right, Robbie, come on. I've been at this game too long.
I allow for people to evolve and change their positions too. But when you're defending two weeks ago, the position on six genders, God is non-binary, welcome mat at the border, vegan campaign, no oil in an oil state, biological men in women's sports, and then two weeks later, you say, you know, I was wrong on that, cut the crap that is called an election year conversion. True or false? Well, I think like, well, what election year conversions are okay, not, you know, GEDI Vance was calling Trump Hitler.
Mike Rogers was saying that January 6 was... That goes back to 2016, okay? That was a long time ago. But now you want to take it about this.
I am saying three weeks ago, Talafrico was defending all this. Obviously, the polling shows he can't win if he defends it, so he's changed. So that's an election year conversion. All you want to do is pivot every question I'm asking about your Democratic Party to a Republican.
Is James Talarico, is this an election year conversion? Is he being phony? And I'm going to give you a little hint. I would expect a tape coming out in short order that will expose him as doing this only for the election, but I'm really with you guys in real life.
So state, you know, you might want to protect yourself here and your credibility. I'm helping you out because of your father. It's right, like, I think election year conversions, you know, maybe I'm cynical about politics, but I think people just follow the incentives. And I think, you know, although I hadn't seen Talarico make that statement about six genders in the past two weeks, I'd know like recently, maybe about a year ago, or maybe...
Now he was defending it up until two weeks ago when he backed off it. And, you know, for example, for a Sompiker to say that it was Abdul El-Sayed that invited him on the campaign trail and he was hanging out with him all the time. Oh, he's just some California podcaster. Isn't that an election year conversion also?
Yeah, well, you and I agree on Abdul Al-Sayed for sure. I think one question I have for you is... So if you're in Michigan, if you're in... Well, if you get a show, you can ask me questions and invite me on as a guest.
If you're in Michigan, are you voting for my graduates or Abdul El-Sayed? Well, I think you've got two people flip-flopped on very major issues, micro... Didn't ask you. I would be voting for Abdul Al-Sayed because I think there's a Rand War, it's a disaster.
As Mike Rogers is flip-flopping too, you know... Is the world better and safer without a nuclear arm to run for our children and grandchildren? Yeah, I think this war has made them more likely to pursue... They didn't ask you about the war.
The world is safer because Donald Trump is preventing a Rand from getting a nuclear weapon. That was a good thing for the world, right? No, I think he's made them more likely to have a nuclear weapon and therefore... I think you're nuts.
How are they gonna... If they can't enrich uranium, how are they gonna build a nuclear weapon? Well, I think right now they've discovered a source of leverage they didn't have before, which is their ability to block the Strait of Hormuz. No, they're not blocking the Strait of Hormuz.
We're back to pre-war levels in terms of the oil getting through, starting with the southern lane and a new lane that they opened up, so that's not true. Well, this morning I thought it was about 60% of pre-war levels. And I think one of the reasons why we'd be fairly certain that that impact is hitting us at home is looking at the price of diesel and gas, which... As a former Obama and Axelrod guy, let me ask you this, because the DSA has still on their website.
I've been predicting they're gonna take it down anytime soon, but they wanna eliminate the US Senate. They wanna pack the courts. More Democrats are running on that platform than any other. On the DSA agenda, Amnesty for illegals, abolish borders, and deportation abolish ICE.
They wanna defund the Department of War. They wanna eliminate cash bail, abolish prisons, abolish police, public ownership of corporations. They wanna wealth tax, and then they want cradle to grave, womb to the tomb, green new deal, guaranteed daycare, guaranteed government job, guaranteed government salary, guaranteed government healthy food. Is this stuff you support?
No, I think- But that is the power base. If you look at who is now in charge of the Democratic Party, how come no elected Democratic Senator will condemn that agenda? And why are they supporting candidates that support it? Why are they giving money to candidates that support it?
Well, I think if you look at people, like who's in the statewide elected offices in the Democratic Party? It's people like Roy Cooper, you know, it's people like- You can keep mentioning Roy Cooper, Sherrod Brown, and John also, if all you want, do you believe they're gonna be like John Federman, and take on the radicals that really control the party, and that would be AOC, the squad, Pocahontas, Grandpa Bernie, Mamdani. I mean, look at what's happening in New York, Kathy Hocho, every Democrat bows at the altar of Mamdani and AOC, don't they? I don't think that's true.
I don't agree with that. I think like, you know, that might be- You don't agree with that. Is Kathy Hocho not kissing Mamdani's ass? Well, she's the governor of New York, she has to work with the mayor of New York, but I think if you look at somebody like Rob Stand running in Iowa, when he's asked about the DSA, he roundly condemns it, when he's asked about his non-piker, he condemns it.
And do you think if he got to the US Senate, would he join John Federman in vocal condemnation of them? I would imagine, sir, I mean, when he's asked about it, he's very cool. No, they won't. Chuck Schumer hasn't, Hakim Jeffries hasn't, only one US Senator has done it.
And the reason they won't is because they're gonna decide, meaning the radical base that controls the entire party now, it's been taken over by the radicals, they're gonna vote for whoever they want for chairman, they're gonna toe the line and they're gonna get in line, or they know their lives in Washington will be short, they'll be primary and removed from office. Well, I think the good test here was his non-piker, right? When Piker made those ridiculous comments about Jews, with many, many ridiculous comments, but most recently he made a very threatening comment about Jews deserving violence. Cory Booker, Hakim Jeffries, Schumer, Elizabeth Lachan, they all came out and condemned him for it, which are...
Why is the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee giving this guy tens of millions of dollars? Well, I just don't matter if you do, right? I was talking about Piker. Okay, he's best friends with Piker.
Well, I don't see them as best friends, but they're closer than I'd like them to be, and that's one of the reasons why I've been quite critical to all of the side, and I did not back them in the primary. You know, it's just very interesting to me, because I actually think David Axelrod's a smart guy. I don't think he's dumb. And I think Obama was way more politically skillful than this new cast of characters that we have.
And I think there was a Bill Clinton, the era of big government is over, and to welfare as we know it. That party is done, it's gone, it is extinct. You know that your party has changed and shifted dramatically, right? The only reason that Republicans even have a shot in this midterm election is because of those nutcases, that control your party.
Well, I think all the polling seems to suggest that if the Republicans are in trouble, I mean, we're talking about races like Texas, where Trump won Texas by 16. And we're talking about races like Minnesota, and we're talking about my garage is likely winning in Michigan. And we're talking about New Hampshire, Sonounu's making a strong play there. So, you know, it works both ways.
Well, just today, the Republican main pack just pulled out of North Carolina and are investing in Kansas, you know, which is a district that Trump won at 14. Well, you got a lunatic running there that wants people in Kansas to repent for driving in her car and what's the other thing he's against? I think eating meat or something. What do you want my Hamilton?
That would be the mega church pastor guy that's running the Democratic candidate. Yeah, I think like, you know, the fact that all of these races are in play, I think, how does something plus all the public polling we're seeing even from Fox News, right? Like, these polls are telling us a persistent message, which is voters are unhappy with this administration. Well, I've got to run, but listen, I do appreciate your time.
We please do me a favor. Please tell your dad, thank you. And then tell you that I have a message from. I'm gonna work with him to try to fix you.
Okay, thank you, sir. It's my pleasure. And I really, you know, thank you for welcoming me on your podcast. And you're very welcome on my radio show, but it's okay.
I do have a lot of jobs. It's easy to get confused. Ravi Gupta, former Obama administration official author of the Invisible List, 800-941-Shawn, this Friday, you want to be a part of the program. Breaking story from Alpine News Network.
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So as I said at the start of the show, I was so mad yesterday. I went on the road with JD, bad weather came in, couldn't fly, we were grounded, and there was no place where I could do the radio show. I don't want to be off the air 33 days before an election. And I just, it just is what it is.
And, but, you know, I didn't vent too much. I'm grateful to, you know, Linda pulling it together, Mark Simone coming in, I'm very, very grateful. One of the things Linda I wanted to talk about. So there was yesterday in the New York Post an article that a NASCAR truck driver has been ordered to pay 850 grand for an affair that she had with a married man that wound up ending his 17 year marriage.
Now this is a pretty interesting law against ruining a marriage. And now Tracy Hughes claims that in the 2024 suit lawsuit that this liaison, if you will, with her husband, that he or husband had with Cobb, caused the previously happily married couple to split in 2021. And the 53 year old veteran racer will fully intentionally deliberately seduced and tised and alienated the affections of her husband, according to the ex wife. All right.
So I don't usually get into people's personal lives. But you know something, the more I thought about this, I'm like, why shouldn't people that are responsible? I mean, we have pretty much all over the country. There's this thing called no fault divorce.
I guess it would just clog up the whole court system. I guess that's probably the reason. And they come out with no fault divorce, no fault, no fault. I mean, personally, it'd be a drug addict, alcoholic, serial cheater, you know, everything that would ruin a marriage.
If you made a checklist, what would destroy somebody's marriage. And I'm like, wow, they're actually holding people accountable for doing that. I want to get your thoughts on that. What's your thought on it?
You think it's good that she's being why you flipping it on me? I have my thoughts, which is what I'm doing. Like liberals, unlike liberals, I have a little bit of leeway on this show. So I figured I would ask you, I'm curious where, because for you to even bring this up is interesting.
So I'm just curious where you stand. What do you mean, unlike liberals, why because I keep my foot on their neck and make them answer that my going to be the same thing. Then if you exactly if you want to ask me a question, get your own show, welcome one is a guest. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I happened to work here.
So I think I have a little bit of leeway. Okay, so what's your opinion? I'm asking you your opinion. That's why I said that was the whole point of that diatribe was that I was going to find it fascinating is the answer.
I think that if there is fault, there ought to be accountability. I think it gets very difficult in the court system. And I think the reason that the default laws have gone to no fault is because then the judges don't want to have to sort out the mess and then have to make a decision, you know, who caused what problem? So I don't like the I'm sorry.
Who is the NASCAR driver? The woman. Okay, I've never heard of her before. Okay.
So this woman is an ass car. She's an ass car truck driver. There's a little difference. Okay.
And she had an affair with somebody who worked in the pit with her. Is that who it was? No, anyway, so she. No, no, I'm asking.
There's a point to the marriage man. And who is the married marriage? All right. Right.
I'll say it again. Jennifer Joe Cobb ordered to pay Tracy Hughes damages for her alleged month's long relationship with you as husband. Right. He's a spotter.
Clayton Hughes. But what is a spotter? What does the spotter do? I don't have no idea.
I mean, does it matter? What's it? Why is it even relevant? I'm telling you why it's relevant because people hooking up at work.
If they work together, this happens all the time. So if they're going to set a precedent and say, Oh, you got busy with your coworker and you ended their marriage, now you're going to be liable to their spouse because you decided to go to the break room and have something other than snacks. If you know what I'm saying, then, you know, now this is going to be a very different thing because how many people I am very informed about this. I work in a corporate office.
You know, many people I know that have had affairs in corporate offices against their spouses, like in her in her situation, this is her office. So she was with somebody every day working with her on the track. And she was like, huh, you know what? I'm interested in more than his spotting.
I may take him up on this. And so that happens. And now the wife gets to sue her because her husband couldn't keep it in his pants. I mean, nothing.
That sounds like a you problem. You know, if your marriage is tight, your marriage is tight. The one who you're saying the person that is cheated on is the one that should take responsibility. That's my hearing.
I'm saying that the one who was cheated on has two options. You can stay with your husband and you can work it out or you can leave your husband because he's a dirty dog, which obviously what she was saying. But they're saying in North Carolina is if you're the person that destroys the marriage, you're going to be you can be and she destroyed the marriage. The husband destroyed the marriage because she's not even in the marriage.
They both are concerned. They both are guilty. She didn't take any oath to this woman. She's not married to her.
So I have seen more accountability for snuggles, the dog in Arizona who didn't even do anything wrong that I have for 90% of the other crimes that are committed in the United States of America. The idea that this woman is the side piece and she's got to pay off the wife. That's just a bridge to farm, my opinion. Uh, I think he's first and foremost more responsible because he made the pledge.
I agree with that part completely weird. Well, it's just interesting because you don't see this anymore. Uh, let us say hello to, uh, Brian is an Alabama. Brian, happy Friday.
You're on the Sean Hannity show. Hello, Sean. It's an honor to be on your show. Hello from OBL Alabama.
Yes, sir. Glad you called Trump is getting ready to speak. This afternoon. Yeah.
And I'm here to support him. I've got my bread. I'm making America great hat again. Are you online yet or are you?
Are you online with the people waiting to get into the venue? Where are you? Um, I'm actually having lunch before we go over there, but, um, it's at the campus of University of South Alabama. Go Jaguars.
Listen, I got to tell you, he was, I thought he was right on his game last night. I love the fact that the president is fighting hard for the midterms. And if he's willing to go out there and fight hard, I hope all of you will do your part. That's, that's the only thing I can say.
He's going to do what? 35 cities and he's going to fight for every congressional seat, every Senate seat. And, you know, I'm not, if you're looking for perfect, you're not going to find it in any party or any individual. You know, we are, you know, we all fall short of the glory of God.
However, it's certainly better than DSA madness. It's better than the squad. Uh, it's better than Abdul El-Sayed and Telafrico and all these Democrats that do not criticize the power base of their party. Anyway, Brian, you have fun today, man.
Have a good time. Appreciate you checking in with us. My facts are busy phones call free. It's 800-941-Shaun.
If you want to be a part of the program, New Jersey, Richard, next Happy Friday, Richard on the Sean Hannity show. Hey, Sean, thanks for having me on the call on the, on your show today. It's a real honor to speak with you. I have a really important topic to discuss with you.
And I'm calling you today because I believe I have a solution to help all Republican party candidates across the United States of America with a strategic phrase that can turn the tide of the election. Here's the- Let's hear it. I'm all, I'm all ears, sir. All right.
So if Republicans go on the offense and change the narrative about what DSA stands for, if Republicans can start rebranding that clever DSA name to what I believe is the real thing going on here is the divided states of America. We have divided states of America candidates, right? And if, if the media loves DSA, it's a very clever brand. DSA is a short acronym for divided states of America candidate, the SAC.
New Gingrich two days ago on your show said Republicans have to be extra clear, extra loud, extra persistent to get our messages across. And I believe if Americans can ask themselves at the voting booth in November, even Democratic voters and they ask themselves, do I want to live in the United States of America or the divided states of America? I think the answer is clear. We want to live in the United States of America.
And I think a lot of people have trouble understanding the systems, capitalism, socialism. I'm 45 and I have trouble even at my age, understanding all the nuances. And let me let me let me help you out. And I'm going to help you out with information.
We put prominently on my website, Hannity.com, everything that this radical DSA is in this DSA agenda. We have put up all of the accomplishments that never get covered by the abuse of the bias corrupt legacy media mob. And we put that up there. You can you can download it, you can print it and you could carry it in your pocket.
And whoever you talk to, you can literally convince them your vote matters. I'm asking everybody in every state. I don't care if your state is super red. I am saying assume that your vote will determine the outcome of this election.
If everybody in this large audience coast to coast and all 50 states on 760 great radio stations, if you all do that, we can change the course of history and shock the world in 32 days. You're going to hear at some point the words Fox News can now project. What will be said after that is up to all of you. And I implore you all to do your part.
Pearl is in Brooklyn, New York. Pearl. Oh, this is Pearl. Hannah used to be a regular caller to this radio program.
God rest her soul. She passed away. She was a Holocaust survivor and Pearl is her daughter. How are you?
I'm fine. I have to pledge it to speak with you this afternoon. I'm very fearful of three things. The midterm elections are very crucial to the state of Israel, not only to Jewish people, but Christian rate or race is in religious.
I'm fearful because more Americans are joining the Democratic Socialist Party. They want to defund support to Israel and they want to defund military support to Israel without having any knowledge. Of the history of the Middle East is the only Democratic state in the region and our only ally and it'll be a disaster. So as a daughter of Holocaust survivors and in memory of my mother, Hannah, I want to urge your listeners to make sure they vote in November and contact their family, then friends to let them know how important this is those residents who spent winter in Florida or elsewhere need to get an absentee ballot.
And I'm not confident that's in that system. But as Netanyahu said at the UN, we have no choice. You must we have no choice. I will tell you I'm going to say this, Pearl.
I'm just short on time. I'm Mr. Mon, by the way, and I'm so glad you're you're you're doing well. I this this alliance between Donald Trump and BB Netanyahu is the most lethal, effective force for Western civilization that we have.
And the people of Israel, please vote for BB and the people in this country. Give Donald Trump majorities in the House and Senate. Pearl, your mother was a sweetheart to us. We love her.
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