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>>25248089

i thought the satans were pretending to be the jews

>>25248088

So they'll try again.

what a waste of time.

all for anti american PR

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Kevin Corke: Now, asked about the stumble out of the gate, her colleague AOC said this about them: "We're here to do a job, same way I had to clock in when I worked at a restaurant." Yeah, remember that? "Well, we got to clock in and do our work here too," she said. Now, get this, so rattled was Representative Stansberry, Sean, she actually took to social media to apologize, saying, "I'm sorry, it's just the beginning."

Sean Hannity: All right. A beginning, and an inauspicious one, to say the least.

Kevin Corke: Sean.

Sean Hannity: Did the dog eat the homework, too? I'm just trying to figure that one out. All right, Kevin Corke in Washington.

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>>25248092

Corke is anon.

Sean Hannity: Now, soon-to-be House Minority Leader Jim Jordan, thank you for joining us. I know it's your first interview. I know you've been very busy. Let me start with this. You had a meeting with John Thune, who is the minority leader now going forward in the Senate, and Rick Scott had a resolution that the Senate stays in session. Now, there's a lot of work that can be done. Can a reconciliation bill be done? Can we fund the Department of War, for example? What do you think can be done?

Jim Jordan: As much as possible. We've got to use the majority while we have a chance, before the Democrats spend all the next Congress going after Republicans. So it was mostly a social meeting with Leader Thune, congratulated him on getting reelected as the leader of the Senate Republicans. And then we did talk a little bit about the lame duck, but of course Speaker Johnson and Leader Scalise and our whole team will be working to try to get things done. We got to fund the government. We got to make sure that the debt ceiling gets dealt with. We got this permitting bill. There's a FISA bill out there. So there's a lot of things we have to deal with. So we talked about a number of those things, but we'll be following the leadership of Speaker Johnson and trying to get as much done as we can while we still have the majority. And then next year, it's going to be about telling the American people how Republicans will be fighting for American families, fighting for the principles and values that I think really make our country special.

Sean Hannity: All right.

Sean Hannity: Let's talk a little bit more about specifically the agenda items that you think you might be able to accomplish. Do you anticipate in any way that some members that are leaving may not be inclined to show up? Because if they're not willing to show up, that would really piss me off, and a lot of the American people off.

Jim Jordan: Well, first of all, Sean, I think we've got a strong leadership team now and going into the future, a strong leadership team. Whip Emmer is staying, as Tom Emmer is going to stay as our whip. I think he's going to work on getting those guys here. We're all going to work on doing that so we can get things done. Lisa McLean is going to be our conference chair, continuing that role. And we got a new guy in Brian Jack, a young, sharp, talented guy who will be heading the political operation for House Republicans as we go into the future. So we got a good team. I think we're going to work on making sure everyone is here. Unlike the Democrats last night, we beat them on that vote because we had people here. We're going to be doing that because we got important things we need to try to get done in this lame duck session while we still have the majority.

Sean Hannity: All right, let me ask you about this. On the issue of lawfare, which we do anticipate, what are your thoughts going into that battle and those fights?

Jim Jordan: There'll be every committee. There'll be a third impeachment. They can't help themselves. They're going to go after everyone in the cabinet. We've already seen that with Secretary of War Hegseth. They're going to go after people in the private sector, which I think is ridiculous. They've already sent hundreds of letters out to people in the government, outside the government. And then of course, Sean, I think what they're probably going to also do, I think they're going to go after whoever they think our nominee's going to be. Will they go after Vice President Vance, will they go after Secretary Rubio, Governor DeSantis, Governor Young, Senator, whoever they think might be our nominee, I think you'll see them target them, because for the Democrats, it's all about politics and going after their political opponents. So I think you're going to see all that, and every single committee will have to work every day in committee, pushing back, going for the facts, because the letter that came from the Justice Department highlighted what they're up to. We had Garcia on election night saying lawyer up, and then the Justice Department sent out the letter and said you can't just go after people for political harassment. There has to be a legislative purpose. And right now, they can't cite one. They're just attacking their political opposition, but it'll be across the board in every single committee. And we are committed, as House Republicans, to pushing back and giving the facts and the truth to the American people.

Sean Hannity: How do you reconcile secure borders and open borders? How do you reconcile higher taxes and lower taxes? How do you reconcile energy dominance versus no energy at all? I don't see how you thread the needle. I don't see the middle ground that people think might exist there.

Jim Jordan: No, you do what you just did, Sean. You do what Ronald Reagan talked about. You paint with big, bold colors and you show the difference. They're for big government and higher taxes; we're for lower taxes and more freedom. They're for an open border, sanctuary jurisdictions, and more violence; we're for a secure border and less crime. They're for a weak military; we're for a strong military. You highlight the differences. Former leader Dick Armey used to say, when we act like us, we win. When we act like them, we lose. We need to act like Republicans and go to the American people every single day and tell them the truth. Here's what we're trying to do to help you and your family. Think about this, Sean. Right now, the average age of a first-time homebuyer is 39 years old. We'd like to lower that. And how do you do that? There's things in the tax code that can incentivize people, and housing stock increase, and all those things you can do that are going to help that young family. And here's the other thing I'm excited about.

Jim Jordan: Although it was a tough night for us a week and a half ago, we got 35 new Republicans coming in, amazing people. This newer, younger generation of Republicans that I think are going to help us re-energize our party. People like Austin Rogers from Florida, Michael Alfonso, 26-year-old from northern Wisconsin, Sidney Gruters from Tampa, Florida. We got all these young people. Jessica Steinman, a lawyer from Texas. All these new young people coming into our party who are going to help us show the American people why we're fighting for them. Even though Democrats say it, they're going to do all this crazy lawfare stuff and these crazy investigations, we're going to be fighting for American families. And as you said, when Democrats offer more government, we will offer more freedom.

Sean Hannity: And there's one thing that I don't think any of them are thinking about. Donald J. Trump is still president. That is a massive check and balance on any agenda item they may have. Don't you think?

Jim Jordan: No, it sure is. And I'm sure we have to set the House position and argue when they bring it up. We've got to fight in committee and on the House floor and tell the truth and the facts about what they're trying to do, Medicare for all, take away private health insurance. We got to do all that. And then you have the president with the ability to veto the crazy things that they—

Sean Hannity: All right, Jim Jordan, congratulations. We hopefully will talk to you often.

Jim Jordan: Thank you.

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Sean Hannity: All right, let's check in on the other side of Capitol Hill. Our next guest, Louisiana Senator John Kennedy, is about to have some unusual new colleagues, which includes Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, who is now demanding that President Trump sign off on government-run health care for all, while kind of being creepy, staring into a camera and insulting the president. Oh, great way to work together. Take a look.

Kaitlan Collins: Medicare for all has been a big platform of yours that you have pushed, and you've said that you want to get it passed. You've said that you would even call it Trumpcare for all, if that's what it took.

Abdul El-Sayed: Donald, if you're watching, we can put your name on it. I know you like to put your name on stuff. You can finally meet the unmet promise in America to guarantee everybody health care. So it's on the table if you want to do it.

Kaitlan Collins: But are you being serious, or are you being funny?

Abdul El-Sayed: No, I'm absolutely serious. Like, I would totally go for that. I don't care what it's called.

Sean Hannity: Abdul El-Sayed is also turning his back on current Democratic leader Chuck Schumer after begging him for cash and other support when he was running.

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he had no chance

Sean Hannity: Joining us now with reaction, the one and only Louisiana senator, our friend John Kennedy, is with us. First of all, I was very happy that Republican senators did approve Rick Scott's resolution to stay in session and work for as long as it takes. I suspect you support that, too, Senator.

Sen. John Kennedy: I do. Look, here's my take. People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. And let me put it another way. A smart man washes his hands after he urinates. A wise man doesn't urinate on his hands. We Republicans in the Senate need to stop thinking we're so smart and try a little wisdom. Now, this was not a normal midterm election loss. If you think that, congratulations, you're stupid. As my friend Jim Justice says, Toby and Edith, they didn't stay home. They voted for Democrats. And we've got to get Toby and Edith back.

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they[re gonna manifest that fucker into existence

Sen. John Kennedy: Here's what we do. We've got 50-plus days while Republicans are still in charge. What we need to do is, number one, pass the permitting bill. That will help with inflation. Number two, we need to pass a reconciliation bill, which we can pass without Democratic support. That reconciliation bill should include Joni Ernst's fraud bill, the savings of which we would dedicate to paying down debt, which will help with inflation. We should increase the tax-free gain that you get when you sell your home. That will help with housing costs. We should ban stock trading by members of Congress. We should require all pardon brokers to register with the government, just like a lobbyist has to register with the government when you lobby for a foreign government. And finally, we should provide some more money to our military. Whether you like Iran or not, they're running out of bullets, and no one wants another Afghanistan. Now, those things are not going to solve all of Toby and Edith's problems, but at least they'll show Toby and Edith that we're trying to do something. Doing nothing, Sean, is hard. You never know when you're finished.

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https://x.com/JohnBrennan/status/993628326974709760

UPDATE: The death toll from Wednesday’s Flatbush building collapse has risen to eight after two victims died at the hospital. Four more victims, believed to be construction workers, were found in the rubble Thursday morning; 17 people were injured, at least two critically.

https://x.com/breaking911/status/2120860016962068726

Sen. John Kennedy: And we lost Toby and Edith, and we got to get them back. There's only one problem with my suggestion. I've got to have permission of Senate leadership to do it. And at the moment, they declined to give it to me. So if you know anybody, make a few calls, because we've got to do something.

Sean Hannity: Well, I support all of that, and I might add to it, humbly, and say judicial nominations should be a part of that list as well.

Sen. John Kennedy: Absolutely. That's a given.

Sean Hannity: That's a given. And I would say, are you confident that people that are going to be leaving at the end of this term will do the work to the last day, because they owe it to their state to do so?

Sen. John Kennedy: I don't mean any disrespect to anybody, but if they don't, if certain senators don't show up to do their job, they should be named. The American people need to know who they are.

Sean Hannity: Okay, Senator Kennedy, we will talk to you often. We appreciate your time, sir.

Sen. John Kennedy: Thank you very much.

Sean Hannity: All right, this is a Fox News alert. It's a tragic scene in Brooklyn, in New York, the site of a deadly building collapse. Here with the breaking details, our very own Alexis McAdams. Wow, that looks so devastating, Alexis. What's going on?

Alexis McAdams: Yeah, it's terrible to look at. And then when you see it on the chopper, it's even worse. Two people are dead. Four others, Sean, critically injured after this apartment building collapsed here in New York City. They have canines now looking for anyone who may still be trapped. Let's take a closer look here on your screen. This is the ongoing search and rescue in Brooklyn, New York. More than 250 firefighters there on your screen. You can see them down in that pit, working, digging through piles of concrete, bricks, wood, and then pulling victims out on stretchers. Officials tell us nearly 20 people were injured in this collapse tonight, including seven kids.

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Claiming BaQer

>>25247908

thx for the dough NT

GM

>>25247617

Picrel: Bottom of Drop 138 - Continuation of Drops 135, 136, & 137

ROTHSCHILD OWNED & CONTROLLED BANKS:

FED & IRS

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>>25248096

>Kevin Corke: Now, asked about the stumble out of the gate, her colleague AOC said this about them: "We're here to do a job, same way I had toclock inwhen I worked at a restaurant." Yeah, remember that? "Well, we got toclockin and do our work here too,"

Q Clock

EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW [AS WRITTEN].

TRANSPARENCY [DISCLOSURE] AND ACCOUNTABILITY [JUSTICE] IS THE ONLY WAY FORWARD.

FUTURE OF OUR REPUBLIC AT STAKE.

Did Kevin set his alarm?

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His choice?

Remember, Kennedy was the swing vote.

No more.

Locked & Loaded.

RBG next.

Q

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