The Leftist Media Is Falling Apart, Hunter Biden's Profane Interview, Former Governor Chris Sununu on Immigration Issues and Political Divides & a Judge Blocks Trump’s Cuts to Planned Parenthood

Summary

Podcast Summary: Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis Episode: The Leftist Media Is Falling Apart, Hunter Biden's Profane Interview, Former Governor Chris Sununu on Immigration Issues and Political Divides & a Judge Blocks Trump’s Cuts to Planned Parenthood
Release Date: July 23, 2025
Host/Author: Bill O'Reilly
Description: No Spin. Just Facts. Always looking out for you. Head to BillOReilly.com for more analysis.

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1. Julene Maxwell’s Sentencing and Potential Re-Interview

The episode opens with Sean Hannity discussing Julene Maxwell's recent sentencing. Maxwell, associated with Jeffrey Epstein’s consortium, has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for sex trafficking in Florida and the Virgin Islands.

Sean Hannity [00:13]: "She did it, she deserves it. 20 years."

Hannity expresses skepticism about the Justice Department's intent to re-interview Maxwell, suggesting it's another effort by the Trump administration to control the narrative surrounding the Epstein case.

Sean Hannity [00:21]: "It's another attempt by the Trump administration to tamp down the story... Justice is the indicator."

He emphasizes the need for transparency, advocating for the release of grand jury testimonies to restore faith in the Justice Department.

Sean Hannity [00:45]: "The key to the story is the grand jury testimony can be released by the judge in D.C. he should release it to restore faith in the Justice Department."

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2. Decline of Left-Wing Corporate Media

Hannity shifts focus to the deterioration of the corporate left-wing media, attributing much of its downfall to Donald Trump.

Sean Hannity [02:00]: "The corporate media has fallen apart and Donald Trump is responsible."

He credits Trump not through direct actions but by provoking the media's overzealous coverage, leading to its disintegration.

Sean Hannity [02:30]: "He did it because they hate him so much they overdid it."

This decline, according to Hannity, weakens the Democrats' media support base ahead of future elections, contrasting it with the robust media backing Democrats received during the Obama, Biden, and Clinton eras.

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3. Stephen Colbert’s Firing and Media Downfall

A significant portion of the discussion centers on Stephen Colbert's reported firing from CBS, which Hannity uses as evidence of the media's collapse.

Sean Hannity [04:00]: "Stephen Colbert, he's milking it, but he's toast. He's gone."

Hannity criticizes CBS and the impending takeover by Skydance, predicting widespread layoffs and a purge of liberal voices within the network.

Sean Hannity [05:32]: "Skydance is going to go in and wipe out everybody because it's a corrupt operation."

Bill O'Reilly adds support to this narrative, though without specific quotes in this segment.

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4. Donald Trump’s Comment on Colbert’s Firing

Donald Trump publicly expressed approval of Colbert’s departure, which Hannity highlights to underscore the animosity between Trump and the media.

Sean Hannity [06:29]: "Donald Trump posted I absolutely love that Colbert got fired. His talent was even less than his ratings."

Hannity uses this comment to argue that CBS is biased against Trump, contrasting it with the respect Trump shows for other offices and figures.

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5. Hunter Biden’s Controversial Interview

Hunter Biden appears on the podcast for a lengthy interview, during which he makes disparaging remarks about President Biden’s debate performance. Hannity is critical of Biden’s alleged use of Ambien, questioning the authenticity of such claims.

Sean Hannity [12:34]: "Why would you give somebody Ambien when they're going into big public debate?"

Bill O'Reilly adds to the criticism by mocking President Biden’s demeanor during debates, suggesting it undermines his effectiveness.

Bill O'Reilly [12:55]: "He gets up on the stage and he looks like he's a deer in the headlights."

Furthermore, Hunter Biden criticizes George Clooney, leading Hannity and O'Reilly to defend the actor, emphasizing his contributions and loyalty.

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6. Immigration Issues: Chris Sununu Discusses a Border Case

Former Governor Chris Sununu joins the discussion to address a specific immigration case involving Chris Landry, a New Hampshire resident stuck in Mexico with his children due to a past misdemeanor.

Chris Sununu [16:01]: "Unfortunately, I don't think it's going to happen. It should happen. He's stuck in Mexico."

Sununu criticizes the current administration's strict enforcement of immigration laws, particularly the "remain in Mexico" policy, and emphasizes the need for humanitarian exceptions.

Chris Sununu [16:14]: "I'm a huge believer of the remain in Mexico policy which the Biden administration got rid of and allowed millions upon millions of people to flood across the border."

Hannity echoes these sentiments, highlighting the bureaucratic obstacles and lack of bipartisan cooperation in resolving such cases.

Sean Hannity [17:04]: "Anybody who wants to help, she should be."

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7. Planned Parenthood Funding Blockade by a Judge

The podcast touches upon a judicial decision blocking President Trump’s executive order to cut funding to Planned Parenthood. Hannity criticizes Judge Indira Talwani for her perceived bias and lack of jurisdiction.

Sean Hannity [28:00]: "Indira Talwani, a zealot liberal, gives money to all the Democrats, has said she's going to hold up the Trump EO not to send money to Planned Parenthood."

He argues that the ruling will be overturned, maintaining that the executive order should be upheld as passed by Congress.

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8. Impact of Cell Phones on Children

In the "Smart Life" segment, Hannity discusses a study linking smartphone use before age 13 to various negative outcomes, including sleep disruption and cyberbullying.

Bill O'Reilly [28:30]: "Kids who use smartphones before age 13 face sleep disruption, cyberbullying, negative family relationships."

He advises parents to regulate their children's smartphone usage, setting specific times and boundaries to mitigate these risks.

Sean Hannity [29:10]: "You have to know what they are doing on this... Never while you're eating. Ever. Ever."

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9. Democratic Fundraising and Political Climate

Hannity highlights a significant shift in political fundraising, showcasing the Republican Party’s financial dominance over the Democrats.

Sean Hannity [28:45]: "What a shift. Now I hope George Soros doesn't wake up. But that's what's going on, all right."

He attributes the Democratic Party's decline to internal disarray and contrasts it with the Republican Party's robust fundraising, positioning it as a strategic advantage heading into future elections.

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10. Tulsi Gabbard’s Claims Against Barack Obama

Towards the episode's conclusion, Hannity addresses conservative media reports questioning former President Barack Obama’s involvement in promoting the Russian conspiracy theories, which they now label as false.

Sean Hannity [30:00]: "President Obama does not like Donald Trump. After Trump beat Hillary, Barack Obama was mad because that went to his ego."

Hannity dismisses Tulsi Gabbard’s allegations, asserting there is no substantial evidence linking Obama to the spread of those conspiracy theories and criticizing the Democratic machine for orchestrating such narratives.

Sean Hannity [30:30]: "I got nothing on this. Tulsi, if you're watching, I'm waiting. You can come on here anytime."

He calls for evidence-based reporting and criticizes the tendency to make unfounded claims against political figures.

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Conclusion

The episode of Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis delves into multiple contentious issues, primarily focusing on the decline of left-wing media influenced by Donald Trump, the repercussions of high-profile media figures like Stephen Colbert, Hunter Biden’s critical interview, immigration challenges highlighted by Chris Sununu, and the ongoing political struggles surrounding Planned Parenthood funding. Additionally, the podcast addresses societal concerns such as the impact of smartphone usage on children and critiques conservative media narratives against figures like Barack Obama. Throughout the episode, Hannity and O’Reilly maintain a critical stance towards the Democratic Party and mainstream media, advocating for transparency, regulatory measures, and robust Republican strategies moving forward.

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Notable Quotes:

• Sean Hannity [00:13]: "She did it, she deserves it. 20 years."
• Sean Hannity [02:00]: "The corporate media has fallen apart and Donald Trump is responsible."
• Sean Hannity [04:00]: "Stephen Colbert, he's milking it, but he's toast. He's gone."
• Sean Hannity [12:34]: "Why would you give somebody Ambien when they're going into big public debate?"
• Chris Sununu [16:01]: "Unfortunately, I don't think it's going to happen. It should happen. He's stuck in Mexico."
• Sean Hannity [28:00]: "Indira Talwani, a zealot liberal, gives money to all the Democrats, has said she's going to hold up the Trump EO not to send money to Planned Parenthood."
• Sean Hannity [30:30]: "Tulsi, if you're watching, I'm waiting. You can come on here anytime."

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Disclaimer: This summary is based on a provided transcript and aims to capture the key discussions, insights, and conclusions presented in the episode. It is intended to inform those who have not listened to the podcast and does not reflect any endorsements or personal opinions.

Transcript

[Bill O'Reilly]

Foreign.

[Sean Hannity]

Here. Welcome to the no spin news. Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Little breaking news today. Julene Maxwell, she was Epstein's consortium, sentenced to 20 years in federal prison. She's in Florida for sex trafficking in her state. And they were in the Virgin Islands and all that. She did it, she deserves it. 20 years. So now the Justice Department wants to re interview her. I don't have any objection to that. If she knows something that didn't come forth in the trial, which is pretty hard to believe. I mean, her defense lawyers trying to get her off. So whatever she knew would be out there. But if the Justice Department wants to go and talk to her again, okay. But I'm not expecting much here. It's another attempt by the Trump administration to tamp down the story. And that's understandable because the story, the Epstein story, is way out of control, is being used for partisan purposes to damage Donald Trump. And so you would expect his people to fight back. The key to this story, if you care, and I know a lot of Americans don't care, but that's not an indicator on what should happen. Justice is the indicator. The key to the story is the grand jury testimony can be released by the judge in D.C. he should release it to restore faith in the Justice Department. Take out the names that are not criminally involved, redact them, let it out, let the folks see it. That's the way to resolve. But anyway, we're not going to speculate. If you watch the stupid dopey cable TV news programs tonight, they'll be saying all this crazy stuff, none of it will come true. So if you want to waste your time, that's a good agenda there. My talking points memo is about the American media, which is a tremendously important story that is under reported. And here is the headline. The corporate media has fallen apart and Donald Trump is responsible. No matter what happens to the president from now on, he alone destroyed the corporate left wing media in America. One man, Donald Trump. Never been done before, never even been close before. And he didn't do it by active actions. He did it because they hate him so much they overdid it. And the American people, even those who don't like Trump, go, look, we know what the game is. So let me run it down for you. Trump has crushed the media and it's an important story because coming up, the next election, the Democrats will not have the left wing media behind them as they did with Barack Obama and Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton. They had the left wing media in all three of those cases, that's gone now. Yes, the CNNs of the world still be there. NBC will still be there, and he'll be rooting for the Democrats, but they're not nearly as powerful as they were. Okay, that's the headline that this affects directly presidential politics in this country. No longer will there be a left wing stranglehold. So the situation blew up with this dope, Stephen Colbert getting fired by cbs because CBS is selling itself, Paramount owns it, to Skydance, which is not a liberal corporation. So there are going to be a wipeout and Colbert is number one. But I, that if I'm working for cbs, I'm looking for another job. Skydance is going to go in and wipe out everybody because it's a corrupt. It's a corrupt operation. CBS News, no doubt about it. We all know that. And that lawsuit that they settled with Donald Trump. They were actively rooting for Kamala Harris. Cbs and anybody who denies that is simply not telling you the truth. They were actively rooting for her. A whole network, you can't do that unless you say it up front. If they were to say, okay, we're rooting for Kamala Harris, our whole network is going to try to get her elected. All right, you still got First Amendment protections, but that's not what they do, as you know. Okay, so last night, Bernie Goldberg appeared on the no Spin News. That was a really good back and forth about why Colbert and the other lefties are in so much financial trouble. Why would you hire a Stephen Colbert When 80 million people voted for Donald Trump and not one of those people are ever going to watch Stephen Colbert. Why would you hire him?

[Chris Sununu]

You know, Michael Jordan famously said he was asked to endorse a Democratic candidate.

[Sean Hannity]

For the U.S. senate. And he said, you know, Republicans buy sneakers too. It's as if these people don't understand.

[Chris Sununu]

That Republicans have TV sets too, that Republicans watch television too.

[Sean Hannity]

No, but ideology, it's hard to believe, but it's true ideology. And the corporate media has overtaken profit motive. It's stunning. Okay, last night, Stephen Colbert, he's milking it, but he's toast. He's gone. I don't think he's going to last till May, by the way. That's what they said. He'll be last show. He'll be gone way before that. Here's what he said. Go with those numbers. I gotta say, it makes sense we'd be canceled. I get it, guys. And thanks again.

[Bill O'Reilly]

Okay, thanks again to the network.

[Sean Hannity]

In a completely unrelated story, on Friday, Donald Trump posted I absolutely love that Colbert got fired. His talent was even less than his ratings.

[Piers Morgan]

How.

[Sean Hannity]

How. How dare you, sir? Would an untalented man be able to compose the following satirical witticism?

[Bill O'Reilly]

Go yourself.

[Sean Hannity]

Anyway, Anyway. Anyway. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. So if Colbert had said, go f yourself to Barack Obama, he would have been off the air. That show never would have run because they tape it before. If he had done that to Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton done, he never would have done it. But he can do that to Donald Trump, and they ran it. So that just tells you what CBS is. It's not Donald Trump. It's the office. Respect for the office. You don't do that. Anyway, Colbert is just digging the ditch deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper. Okay, so the reporting was that Colbert show loses 40 million. That's hyperbole. He doesn't lose that much, but he loses about 20, 25 million, and they're paying him about 15. So he's out now for the future. I made a prediction this morning. The View is going to realign. Now, I could be wrong. I'm not wrong too much. All right. You know that we document. My predictions mostly come true. I predicted Colbert would be out before they made the announcement. The View, and I don't have any inside information here, but I know the business as well as anybody. So the View makes a little bit of money. Not much. About the same amount of people watch the View as watch Colbert. Two million plus, a little bit more. They go on hiatus for about five or six weeks. The view, it's either next week or August 1st, something like that. Now, when they come back, it's going to be a totally different show. You can't fire Whoopi Goldberg unless she wants to quit. And then it'll be, Whoopi wants to leave. You got a racial component there. And Ms. Goldberg is a very, very powerful media presence. You just can't fire her. Joy Behar is, what, 82 years old? Yeah. She can retire and will. So you. I'm assuming Behar will not be there in September. And then they'll. What they'll do is reconfigure. They got to get rid of this Anna Navarro. She used a hater just like Behar is. And they got to kind of reconfigure it, which they will. Disney is going to have to do that. Now, if I'm wrong, I'm going to run this clip and tell you I was wrong. But I can't see it. I can't see it. Disney going with that any longer. And then when Skydance takes over, which I don't know exactly when that's going to be, but it's coming up fast. Cbs, totally different. And that's a memo. Okay, Donald Trump meets with the president Philippines today. That's about trade going to Scotland on Friday to visit his golf club there. Let's face it, the US Economy is under stress. National debt rising, trade war shaking the markets. And meanwhile, China is dumping the dollar and stockpiling gold. That's why I protected my savings with physical gold and silver through the only dealer I trust, American Hartford Gold. And you can do this. Get precious metals delivered to your door or place in a tax Advantage Gold IRA. They'll even help you roll over your existing IRA or 401k tax and penalty free with billions in precious metals delivered. Thousands of 5 star reviews and an A plus from the Better Business Bureau. You can trust American Hartford Gold as I do. Please call 866-326-5576 or text BILL to 998899. Again, that's 866-326-5576, or text BILL to 998999.

[Mike Baker]

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[Sean Hannity]

In Aberdeen, where I've been beautiful, Wendy is going to meet with Prime Minister Starmer and Scotland's first Minister Sweeney. Sweeney. Yeah, I think it's Swinney. Yeah, they're all friends. No contention there. BBC doesn't like Trump, but the government does. So that shouldn't be eventful. Hunter is back. Hunter Biden back. Three hours and 16 minute interview on YouTube and you know, goes everywhere in the world. My YouTube channel, as you know, is absolutely through the roof here. So Hunter Biden comes on. This is unbelievable. I write about in a message of the day. Listen to this. He's talking about his father and how poorly President Biden did at the debate. Go.

[Bill O'Reilly]

I'll tell you what, I know exactly what happened in that debate. He Flew around the world. Basically, the mileage that he could have flown around the world three times. He's 81 years old. He's tired as they give him Ambien to be able to sleep. He gets up on the stage and he looks like he's a deer in the headlights. And it feeds into every story that anybody wants to tell.

[Sean Hannity]

Why would you give somebody Ambien when they're going into big public debate? Ambien makes you sleepy. Trump called him sleepy. Joe. That's insane. Now, I don't know if it's true, because Biden's physician had a report what drugs he was taking. Ambien's not on the list. And Hunter knows a lot about drugs. Sorry, but it's true. But he's also an exaggerator. And then Hunter goes after George Clooney, our pal George Clooney. As you know, he and I are very close. And here's what he says about that. Go.

[Bill O'Reilly]

Why do I have to listen to you? What right do you have to step on a man who's given 52 years of his life to the service of this country and decide that you, George Clooney, are gonna take out, basically, a full page ad in the New York Times to undermine the president at a time in which, by the way, what do people care about the most? Why do you think that the Republicans have an advantage over us? Because they're unified?

[Sean Hannity]

No. Yeah. Okay. So anyway, I thought that would amuse you. Hunter is loose. Come on. On here. Hunter, come on. We'll treat you with respect and we'll have a substantive conversation. Ambient. I don't know about that. There is a report out. I'm not even going to tell you what it is that says the Florida migrant detention centers, that's the Alligator, Alcatraz, our horrible concentration camps and all of that. Now, the reason I'm not going to report it is because the report was done by three organizations. Americans for Immigrant Justice, Human Rights Watch, and Sanctuary of the South. All three are not honest organizations. They don't tell you the truth. They want open borders and everybody to come to the United States. So why would I report what they say? I won't. But you should be aware that that's floating around. Story I am interested in is a saga of Chris Landry, a New Hampshireite, but apparently a Canadian citizen. He took a vacation with his three children. He's got two others, five altogether. Lives in Peterborough, New Hampshire. I know it well, he goes, drives up, he tries to get back, and he won't Let him back in the country. The Border Patrol will not let Landry back because he is a potbeater thief long, long time ago. And the law is if you got some kind of criminal thing on your sheet, you're not coming in all of that. Well, for humanitarian purposes, they did let his three children go back to New Hampshire. But come on, come on now, I talked to Tom Homan about it, and I'm hoping that, you know, we get the humanitarian thing going on. But in the meantime, I booked a smart guy, honest guy, former governor of New Hampshire, Chris Sununo. He joins us now from New Fields in the Live Free or Die State. So can we get this guy back to his house in Peterborough, you think?

[Chris Sununu]

I don't think. I. Unfortunately, I don't think it's going to happen. It should happen. He's stuck in Mexico. As you brought up, there's an issue. There was a misdemeanor that happened and he was a green card holder. That's technically a violation. So you have to have a hearing.

[Sean Hannity]

And.

[Chris Sununu]

And it was just never followed through on. So when he tried to come back recently, this administration is actually adhering to the law and they're saying, look, no exceptions. I have a hearing. I think the biggest thing that concerns me about this is, look, I'm a huge believer of the remain in Mexico policy which the Biden administration got rid of and allowed millions upon millions of people to flood across the border, get scheduled for a hearing that they probably will never show up at and stay here.

[Sean Hannity]

They.

[Chris Sununu]

This is a fundamentally different issue. Right. This is an individual who has been living here for years, has family here. I'm not saying he shouldn't have his hearing, but that hopefully will happen in the next 30, 60 days. Just let him come home and be with his family.

[Sean Hannity]

Yeah, I mean, happy to hear it. Look, but they didn't revoke his green card, Governor. See, that's the thing. If he commits a crime and it wasn't a felony and you want to boot him back to Canada, you got to revoke the green card and get him out of here. You can't let him live there. And then he has no idea that he's not gonna be able to get back. I understand and I agree with you. You've gotta have these rules, but then you have to have, as I've said, a way to do humanitarian stuff. Now, we contacted Senator Hassan. You know her, right? The Democrats.

[Chris Sununu]

Yes, I know Senator Hassan very well.

[Sean Hannity]

Yeah. And her, I don't wanna quote Hunter Biden, but her people basically said to me, f you, O'Reilly. We're not even going to return your calls. Now, we wanted to work with her because I have a pipeline to Tom Holman. I can get him on the phone. I want to get him on the phone. And she said, f you to me. That makes sense. And then Hassan's run around your state saying, oh, I want to get the guy back. I don't think she wants to get the guy back. I don't think she cares. Am I wrong?

[Chris Sununu]

Yeah. No. Look, situations like this require the federal delegation to step up, right. Whether it's your congressman, your senators. And that's why, as tough as we might be on each other politically, you don't burn bridges, Right. And I don't, I don't want to speak directly to the relationship between Tom and Homan and Senator Hassen. But my guess, they're not sending each other Christmas cards. Right. So you got to make sure that those relationships are always there.

[Sean Hannity]

Anybody who wants to help, she should be.

[Chris Sununu]

That's right. Constituents have to come first. Constituents come first.

[Sean Hannity]

This is not a partisan, by the way.

[Chris Sununu]

This would be a great political win.

[Sean Hannity]

Yeah, yeah, this is a political win. This is a child issue. Where's Daddy?

[Chris Sununu]

Right.

[Sean Hannity]

She's giving me the middle finger. I mean, come on. I mean, that, that's ridiculous. Now.

[Chris Sununu]

I don't think.

[Sean Hannity]

Go ahead, go ahead.

[Chris Sununu]

I was just, Let me just add one more thing. I don't think this is the only case of the country. I think you have dozens, if not hundreds of potential cases very similar to this all across the country that maybe don't get the headlines. And my hope is this, that the administration says, look, we have an awesome opportunity, Republicans with the Trump administration working with Republicans to craft an immigration bill that is done. A smart conservative America, first way that hopefully gets passed maybe next spring. It would be a huge political win to be able to say we shut down the border. We, we kept the criminals away. And in situations like this, we allowed for that humanitarian, common sense approach to say, look, when you have situations like this, obviously someone can come, be with their family, will hold the hearing. You don't have to go all the way back to your home country every time. If you've been here for a certain amount of time, there's just common sense things that they could do. Remember, Congress hasn't passed an immigration bill in 25, 30 years. To do that would be an absolute home run, and I'm hoping they grab the opportunity. Nothing's going to happen to necessarily help this individual, Mr. Landry in the short term, unfortunately, but definitely could be a big win not just for politically, but for whole country to move forward on this immigration issue the right way in short order.

[Sean Hannity]

All right, let's hope you're wrong on that and let's hope that Homan and others get them back to Peterborough. Democratic Party is in disarray according to all the.

[Chris Sununu]

Really? Are you sure?

[Sean Hannity]

I'm pretty certain about that, but I'm not seeing a real problem solving strategy on the part of Republicans. Now Trump, he has been more active than any other president. But fdr, as you know, I write the history books. FDR had to because it was a great Depression. He walked in, he had to. It was, it was a catastrophe. But Trump is engaged in the first six months more problems than Biden did in four years. Biden wasn't very interested in solving problems. But I'm sensing in a Republican Party a split now between the MAGA people and people who are not maga. Do you sense that?

[Chris Sununu]

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[Piers Morgan]

We make a little bit of trouble, too.

[Chris Sununu]

If you want to see what all the fuss is about, you can listen.

[Piers Morgan]

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[Chris Sununu]

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[Mike Baker]

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[Chris Sununu]

Well, yeah, and that's obviously being exemplified with Epstein. And the Epstein issue is not going to go away because it's bigger than the Epstein issue. It's not about Jeffrey Epstein. It's about the idea that folks at the top and the wealthy and the powerful will always have somebody on either party or both parties at the same time protecting them from nefarious. So one way or the other, I think it was good that Trump asked the federal courts to unseal the case and the names, they probably won't do it. It's going to still fall back on the president and Pam Bondi to Find a way to, to, you know, put.

[Sean Hannity]

You don't think the judge is going to. You don't think the judge in D.C. is going to release the grand jury transcripts?

[Chris Sununu]

No, I don't think so. He's going to hang it around Trump's deck and say, this was your campaign promise. You handle it. If you want to do it, you can do it. My guess is there is a way to do it, but this is kind of the big, the big splinter, if you will, that. That's creating a bit of a chasm. I think it can be healed. I think it can be brought together. But I would just tell them, don't, don't, don't keep glossing over it. It's gonna keep coming back from your own folks.

[Sean Hannity]

In the midterms. I don't think it's gonna be big. I think the economy is gonna really be the bigger driver in the midterms in 26.

[Chris Sununu]

And Mamdani. I mean, I just got the Mamdani story. That Wokeism is getting amplified, not quelled. And what does that mean that the Democrat donor base is.

[Sean Hannity]

But here's a Mandani gonna come back.

[Chris Sununu]

In and support that kind of nonsense.

[Sean Hannity]

Yeah, I'm right in the middle of that. I don't think Mandyne is going to win myself. But the prevailing wisdom in New Hampshire and every place else is New York's getting what it deserves. That's what the prevailing wisdom is. There's not a lot of sympathy outside of the boroughs for this city. And it's the same thing in San Francisco and Chicago and la. The folks are going, hey, you vote for these loons, that's what you deserve. Am I wrong?

[Chris Sununu]

It's without a doubt. But let's. But I'll say this. Mamdani is so bad, I don't wish him on my worst of political enemies. I mean, New York is still is too important to unleash that kind of nonsense. And it is absolutely crazy. You can make an argument that a lot of Democrats have policies that'll shift the city this way or shift the city that way. This would fundamentally change the city of New York. If this guy got what he wanted, he's that bad and that that naive and that much of a fool. The Republicans can carry some of that and use some of that to their advantage into 26. But believe me, as soon as the 26 midterms are done, you're going to have five or six governors that want to be president, stand up in leadership roles on the Democrat side, Whitmer Shapiro. God bless Gavin Newsom. I hope we get to run against someone like Gavin Newsom. More out of Maryland, folks that have worked in bipartisan ways and they're going to take the mantle of the republic, of the Democrat Party, provide some leadership and structure. So my message in saying that is Republicans can't wait. Do not wait for the Democrats to never get up off the mat. They're going to get up and we have to be organized. We have to, you know, build on the momentum that we have and take nothing for granted politically.

[Sean Hannity]

How about you? Would you challenge JD Vance if he decides to go? Would you as more moderate guy?

[Chris Sununu]

I'm not sitting in running in 28. Yeah. Look, as kind of, you know, I had, we have a lot of fun here in New Hampshire managing the first of the nation primary. I want a lot of great candidates on the Republican side to come up here and be part of, I think a good message in a good field. But no, probably, probably not for me.

[Sean Hannity]

Okay. Governor, we appreciate it very much. Stay on this case about the Peterborough guy. Let's get, let's get him back to his children. I think that's, I think every fair minded American wants that to happen. And if you don't, I want you to write me and tell me why. Governor, thanks very much. We really appreciate it. Okay. We're sorry for the technical problems. We're experiencing a lot of that this summer. You know, the halt and all of this. I don't exactly know why, you know, we're trying to get this thing. We are an independent news agency. We don't have a big infrastructure. But for the past eight years, we have been pretty smooth here. For some reason this summer we are experiencing a lot of technical problems and we're trying. We're trying. All right, so Planned Parenthood at Boston, you know the game. Supreme Court ruled that the judges, you can't judge, shop, get a judge to block a presidential order. Well, that has happened in Boston. Now Indira Talwani, a zealot liberal, gives money to all the Democrats, has said she's going to hold up the Trump EO not to send money to Planned Parenthood now that it was passed by Congress. She has no jurisdiction here. Okay. None. It'll be thrown out, but it still goes on. And you should know. So smart life. This is an important story if you have children or grandchildren. So I've said from the very beginning that the smartphones are altering the futures of American children and children all over the world and not in a good way. Okay. So this thing changes childhoods. Now there is a study backing me up. Okay. The study is from the Human Development and capabilities company 2 million children in 163 countries just published this week. Study says put it up. I'm going to read you the findings that use of cell phones before the age of 13. Okay. Kids who use smartphones before age 13 face sleep disruption, cyberbullying, negative family relationships, according to a new study. The results are so stark, researchers call for global restrictions prevent younger children 13 from using smartphones and social media. So they want to censor it. Don't know if you could do that in the United States, but it's all about parenting. So when I had my urchins, the cell phones are just coming in and they were regulated on their use of the cell phones. Problem is that all their friends have them. So if you're going to say to your kid, you can't have a cell phone till you're 13, all of his or her friends have them when the time they're nine. And so the kid feels alienated and left out and can't do this, can't communicate. Horrible, horrible. Okay. But the downside is that more suicides for kids lower self worth, girls are affected more negatively than boys and every year it gets worse. So the solution in the smart life segment is this. You have children, you have to know what they are doing on this.

[Piers Morgan]

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[Sean Hannity]

And then you have certain times of the day where they can use it and certain Times where they cannot. You are in charge of this, not them. I took the phones away from my urchins after seven at night because I didn't want them jazzed up all night, okay? And that kind of a thing. Many schools are banning them during the school times. That is smart. And the grandparents, you gotta. Because some parents are very busy. They're working. Two families, two people, parents working. You gotta get in there. It's gotta be a discussion. Never while you're eating. Ever. Ever. Okay? And then there's got to be time to watch TV show together, go to the movies together, whatever. Never at the beach. Never in a recreational capacity. It's important. I mean, that's the only way. And I feel sorry, as I always do for the kids who have stupid parents who don't care about them and let them do whatever they want. Really. Come back. All right. Back to politics. This is an interesting stat. So midterms coming up, year and a half. Here's what the Democrats have raised so far. 8.5 million in the month of June. Altogether, DNC is 15 million. Look at the Republican number, 16 million. Double what the Democrats raised in June. And 81 in the bank. 81 million in the bank. As opposed to DNC having 15 million. That's amazing. What a shift. Now I hope George Soros doesn't wake up. But that's what's going on, all right. This day in history. July 22, 1893. Katherine Lee Bates. Who is she? Come on. Catherine Lee Bates. There's Catherine. Who's she? She wrote America the Beautiful, which he's in Colorado, looking at Pike's Peak, which is right outside of Colorado Springs. I have done that, but no tune came into my head. Pikes Peak in that whole area. Garden of the Gods up there. Oh, so nice. So Catherine writes the song American the Beautiful and it becomes. Is covered 3,000 times by professionals. The best. Because we love no spin news viewers and listeners. We are in business to make your life better. The best rendition of America the Beautiful is by Ray Charles. Now the New York Yankees play America the Beautiful. I think it's in the sixth inning, right after ymca, the grounds crew goes out. I'm sure there are other teams that do it, but they have the Star Spangled Banner in the beginning. They have American Beautiful hat more than halfway through. So good. It's so good. What a great song. It is a better song than the Star Spangled Banner. But it's not going to replace the banner as a national anthem because there is too much emotion tied into the banner. Remember, the banner was an observation during the War of 1812 in Baltimore about the conflict and how America rose up. Whereas America the Beautiful is basically, hey, we're lucky to be here. And we are. But if you ever get a chance, listen to that whole rendition from Ray Charles. What a genius he was. And we're happy we could bring that to you today. Let me just give you the date again. Kathryn Lee Bates writes that song 132 years ago. I'm going to tell you what's behind the scenes here for Tulsi and Barack in a moment. Final thought of the day. So a lot of the conservative media ran with the Tulsi Gabbard saying that Barack Obama, when he was president, did untoward things, maybe illegal things, to promote the Russian conspiracy hoax, which obviously turned out to be false. All right, As I said to the guy who wrote the letter, I'm willing to look at the data when Tulsi Gabbard puts it out. But I also know a few things. Number one, Ms. Gabbard was in trouble with Donald Trump because she's an isolationist and she doesn't want to help Ukraine. Zero help. That goes against the Trump Doctrine. Same thing in Israel. Okay? Trump's trying hard to forge a new Middle East. Tulsi don't want him to do it. Keep that in mind. So to bring in Donald Trump, I don't think he hates Barack Obama. You saw him at the funeral, Jimmy Carter. They were fine chatting back and forth. But to bring in something that would please the President, I think Ms. Garbard might be. But I don't know. I can't read her mind. What I do know is this. President Obama does not like Donald Trump. After Trump beat Hillary, Barack Obama was mad because that went to his ego. He was behind Hillary and Trump whooped her. Then a lot of stuff started to come out about how Putin helped Trump. None of it was true. What is the extent of Barack Obama's participation in that? We go back to the Mueller report and the other reports. There's no evidence in any of those reports that Barack Obama took an active role in spreading that lie. It was a lie. Plenty of evidence. Hillary Clinton was behind it all day long. Okay? Democratic machine, absolutely behind it. Schiff, all these people. But Obama, I can't find anything. So as a fair man, I can't report anything on it other than that's what Tulsi is doing. Now, subsequently, again, we have this on tape. Maybe some bombshell will come out, but it would have to be definitive. You just cannot make these allegations. And those of you who don't like what I'm saying, they do this to Trump all the time. They say terrible things about Trump all the time based on nothing. You don't like that, so why would you support the same exact thing against Obama? I am a tough guy. You give me evidence, I'm going to report it accurately. I got nothing on this. Tulsi, if you're watching, I'm waiting. You can come on here anytime. You can show me anything you want to show. Ready to listen to you. All right. Fair? I hope so. Hope it's fair. What we want to be. Thank you for watching and listening to the no Spin news. See more.