it wasn t just one. three large whale sharks. you were near annamaria island on the gulf coast. yeah, out of cortez, florida. sandra: what a scene. were people scared? you had vacationers that were on your boat. yeah. 12 passengers. the hardest thing is keeping people from jumping in there with them. they re so docile. sandra: and have you ever seen one of this size before? no. normal is 15, 20 feet. we saw the third one and she was massive. i m in a 41 foot boat and at lease 35 feet. sandra: so many people dug in when they saw the images and thought wow, that is enormous.
sorry, excuse me, we understand this was multiple interactions. it wasn t just one. and the testimony today from the ig behind closed doors in congress kind of laid out a tapestry of interactions. we re looking at more than one and more than maybe possibly ukraine. we just don t know. we re in this bizarre point with the story. where we know there s a complaint. we know people are taking it seriously. we know the president is involved. we don t know who made the complaint. we still are unclear on the details. that does affect a lot of what we can say about it at this point. juliette, the president and giuliani have both spoken before about their interest in biden and ukraine. this has been fairly out in the open. is it a stretch there could have been some conversations behind the scenes? there s no behind the scenes when you re president of the
that is a election federal election campaign violation. which we have already been through. we have done this. also even if the president has committed crimes, he may not be prosecuted for this. it is troubling. i don t know, i m not an attorney. i m adding is that in the mueller report one of the big factors that the campaign finance violation weren t able to do prosecuted is a lack of knowledge. on the part of the participants. they didn t understand it. that s not the case anymore. so listen, matthew, you have reporting from the new york times. this is set up basically, sorry, excuse me, we understand this was multiple interactions. it wasn t just one. and the testimony today from the
mark: welcome back. sean hannity radio, what was your big radio break? sean: it wasn t just one. well, you can t deny when you fill in for rush. look, he s the pioneer, he forged a path. we all owe him a debt of gratitude. mark: absolutely. sean: i m very appreciative. i grew up listening to these radio guys. farber, barry grant, the money guy. then i listened to the pioneers of talk radio. the big break was dave stone and bill donovan, huntsville, alabama, first paid radio gig. i was doing it for free up until then. i packed up what was my contracting work van and drove across the country. that was break one. break two, was sluggo, eric, in atlanta, georgia.
. mark: welcome back. so sean hannity, radio, what was your big radio break? it wasn t just one. well, you can t deny, when you fill in for rush, who s, look, he s the pioneer, he forged the path. we all owe him a debt of gratitude. mark: absolutely. and very appreciative. i grew up listening to all the radio guys, farber, barry gray, john shoyer was a money guy, gene berns, the pioneers of talk room. the big break was a guy named dave stone and bill dunn van, my first paid radio gig, doing it free up until then and packed up what was my contracting work van and drove across the country. that was break one. break two was a guy by the name of sluggo in atlanta, georgia.