Sean Baker
speaker
171 appearances
10 recordings
4 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard May 2025
Sean Baker’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She goes, Sean, I don't care what you do. Say whatever you want. She goes, do me a favor. Can you call DJT and just tell him? So I call him up. And I say, look, they want me to change my speech. I'm not going to do that. And he says, I haven't even seen your speech, Sean. He goes, this week said exact words. Say whatever the fuck you want. I'm fine with it.
And so I was only supposed to speak for about like 15 minutes. It ended up being like a 30-minute deal. But it was pretty funny. And it was funny because in that whole speech – when we first started out and I said, he's one tough SOB, obviously those are my initials. So I tried to, I threw that in there. That wasn't on the teleprompter. And I got criticized for saying that.
I'm like, the guy just took a fucking bullet to the ear two days before that. And he's back up like nothing happened. Like, I don't care whether you like him or you don't like him. I mean, that's some mental and physical toughness. And, you know, you get criticized, you get criticized for that. But it was a whole funny experience.
And it just showed you how, you know, the far left or the far right, in this case, the far right, didn't want a truthful narrative.
No, I mean, she didn't answer the questions at all with any type of real substance. You know, it was funny when she was answering the questions and, you know, I check a few of the boxes, ADD, ADHD, OCD, whatever. And I just remember saying, this lady's not even answering this question. Maybe it's my OCD kicking in or something.
I don't know what it was, but I started I started thinking about Little League and saying if I swung the bat a little harder, maybe I would have hit the fence. I mean, it was just the answers. The answers were crazy. And it was telling at that point in time that, you know, she had a sense of entitlement to the position, not that she wanted to work at it.
So the the eyes on mafia is blaming Joe Biden for not getting out of the race sooner.
Right. So here's the narrative that we heard. And again, this is secondhand information. You know, when President Biden was running, he was running as a transitional president. So the story that we got, and again, a secondhand story. But again, with all these books coming out, so I think it's safe to say that this is probably accurate, that the secondhand story was.
went that they had a meeting two years into, and when I say they, his close cabinet team had a meeting with President Biden, said, you know, two years into it, this is a great time to say that you're not going to be, you know, running again. You're a transitional president. You've done some good things, passed some good legislation. Now it's time to step out.
And I heard, and this was told to us by some reliable sources, that Everybody was in favor of him making that announcement, but one person. And that one person wasn't part of the cabinet or elected. It was his wife, Dr. Jill Biden. So that's true. You know, you're blaming the wrong people. I mean, look, you know, when I'm 78 years old, hopefully I'll still be alive.
and enjoying retirement and grandchildren, not trying to get propped up and be made a fool of. And anybody that thought that he should have ran for another term and or was qualified to do it, you need to blame yourselves, not blame Joe Biden.
Well, I think what's important is to look back over the last 20 years. The Democrats controlled 16 out of the last 20 years, and we didn't get anything done. I mean, you look at the Obama administration. During the Obama administration, you had a full Democratic House, Senate, and President.
Our biggest objective was to pass the Employee Free Choice Act, which would make it easy to organize, contract neutrality, no retribution or retaliation for joining the union. And remember, people forget all these bad trade deals that were done under the Clinton administration have come to surface because of the Trump administration. And we are finally realizing that we lost a lot of jobs.
We lost a lot of manufacturing. We lost a lot of goods and services that were produced in this country. So I think that's part of the reason why there's a gravitation towards a Trump. Plus, look, I think And you look at the narrative from the Chuck Schumers of the world in the 90s and you look at the Hillary Clinton 2008 narrative on immigration.
It's all in line with what President Trump is doing right now. So it's not that the American people or the American worker has changed their beliefs.
their morals and their beliefs we've remained constant uh it's the democrat party democratic party who has flipped the script and embraced billionaires have embraced technology and embraced everything that they once hated um and now they're criticizing tariffs and things that may be able to bring good american jobs back here um i think that's one of the reasons why in in you know president trump you know do i agree with everything he does absolutely not but do i agree what he's been doing i mean look i'll tell you this for the teamsters union
Whenever there's a decision made on labor or how potentially this could benefit or hurt organized labor, he calls us. They call the Teamsters Union. And we've had frank discussions on certain things. And that's what it's about, having a dialogue. And it's great. I mean, look, the most recent thing is this taxing and tariffing these motion picture companies that are taking work.
I want to talk to you about that. Taking jobs out of the United States and going to Europe and Paris and masquerading Paris as New York City. Those people should be paying or those companies should be paying a tax for that. And he called me up and he said, look, Sean, I want to do this. Do you mind working with Jon Voight and some other folks in Hollywood? Because we represent Hollywood.
you know, a vast number of members that work in Hollywood, Teamster members. And I said, absolutely not. He goes, push as hard as you can. I want to make this happen. So how do you criticize someone that is calling you up saying, hey, I want to bring American jobs back here. Please do me a favor, push as hard as you can. We'll work together on this.
Now, there's some other unions that, you know, may be upset, federal employees, where there's been significant layoffs. And that that's that, you know, layoffs are tough and I get that. But the reality is for the teens perspective, when, you know, our members are fighting to protect jobs and keep keep good American jobs in this country.
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