Valuetainment - March 30, 2026


“Rubio Is The GUY!” - Hannity PROCLAIMS 2028 Election Is Already Decided


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In this episode, we discuss the mid-term elections and why Marco Rubio is going to be the next president of the United States in 2028. We also talk about why the midterms are the most consequential election in our lifetime.

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00:00:30.000 I have to find out where your heads are at.
00:00:32.740 I have the answer.
00:00:33.660 I already have the answer.
00:00:34.380 What is it?
00:00:34.660 It's already written.
00:00:35.540 It's already done.
00:00:36.220 What?
00:00:37.140 You said that midterms are going to be the most consequential.
00:00:40.320 Most consequential in our lifetime.
00:00:41.660 I don't know.
00:00:42.680 We're about to find out.
00:00:43.460 But this is going to be the first election in 2028 where Trump's not on the ballot.
00:00:48.080 Correct.
00:00:48.960 Okay.
00:00:50.200 I think the foreign wars are going to be kind of messy but done by then.
00:00:55.020 There's no way Trump's going to leave the world.
00:00:56.540 It's going to be done before this election. 1.00
00:00:57.880 You know, they say it's the economy, stupid. 1.00
00:01:00.000 You know, what's the number one, the biggest voting bloc in America outside of white people? 1.00
00:01:06.640 Latinos.
00:01:07.320 Oh, I thought you were talking about it.
00:01:08.160 Latinos.
00:01:08.540 I know where you're going.
00:01:09.460 I firmly believe, and I'm coming out way in front on this, that the president of the United States, when all is said and done in 2028, is going to be Marco Rubio.
00:01:19.040 And I'll tell you why.
00:01:21.080 Much like J.D. Vance, 10 years ago, Rubio ran for president.
00:01:25.480 He wasn't ready.
00:01:26.780 He ran into a buzzsaw named Trump.
00:01:28.440 Trump had the cachet, he had the marketing
00:01:30.920 He had the ability
00:01:31.560 No one was stopping Trump
00:01:34.200 This time around, America
00:01:36.460 As much as we appreciate Trump
00:01:38.060 A lot of people are going to be like
00:01:39.820 Can we just have someone chill
00:01:42.540 And not ruffle in the feathers so much
00:01:45.880 And I get it
00:01:46.800 We need a bull in a china shop right now 1.00
00:01:49.020 I think what's going to happen
00:01:50.720 Let's say it's Gavin Newsom
00:01:51.940 Or let's say it's whatever wokester they put out there 0.97
00:01:54.700 You're going to have someone get up on stage
00:01:56.960 be competent well spoken with a pedigree and a resume like no other and you're going to see
00:02:04.740 marco rubio and then latinos shout out to mi gente in miami because i'll be down there with
00:02:11.060 them they're going to galvanize around this guy cuba there's a good potential cuba will be free
00:02:15.860 by then it's going to be free in three months there's going to be memes think about this and
00:02:19.960 i have no disrespect to jd it's just not your turn okay just not your turn the meme about jd 0.61
00:02:26.020 Vance, where he's like a big, grown, fat
00:02:27.600 cabbage patch kid? You've seen that?
00:02:30.080 He's dancing. I don't know what that is. It's funny.
00:02:32.800 The meme... I've seen too many
00:02:34.080 memes about me, so I'm not...
00:02:35.840 No, this is the meme about J.D.
00:02:38.260 But the meme
00:02:39.280 that will not go away about
00:02:41.980 Rubio is he's the president of
00:02:43.880 Venezuela. He's the Ayatollah of Iran.
00:02:45.820 He's the president of every single country.
00:02:48.400 That's not going away.
00:02:50.480 So when you have Rubio,
00:02:52.020 there you go. There he's sitting next
00:02:53.920 to the Ayatollah. I mean, Rob, you could have had something better.
00:02:56.020 but this picture of rubio dressed as the president as the ayatollah as everything in the world is
00:03:02.820 going to basically go viral and here look at this picture right here all right i don't know
00:03:06.860 what he's the president okay some leader by the way but rubio is going to be the guy mark my word
00:03:12.780 that's a bold prediction there it is um i can see that possibility for sure what's my point
00:03:20.860 sean hannity agrees okay thomas so i'm worried about the midterms and everything is pointing
00:03:25.680 right now all the polling that you see from the good polls um rasmussen guys are really good
00:03:30.300 mark over there honest pollster as they say um atlas intel you start to look at the american
00:03:37.260 insights which is kind of a new one coming up and it doesn't look good for one reason the economy
00:03:42.940 the war will get sorted out and then i think good news is coming on cuba uh a a country where
00:03:49.580 you know my parents lived for 10 days and and understood you mean they visited no no no no my
00:03:56.740 parents understood the cuban missile crisis they understood what was going on and so they lived
00:04:03.360 through that and now to see cuba the people become free and things that can happen there and it's
00:04:08.700 going to take some elections and some development and things like that but that's coming good okay
00:04:13.400 All of that, I believe, is going to be here before summer is.
00:04:19.180 But, the big but, is will the economy turn in enough time and see enough good news there that the people will see it and recognize it?
00:04:31.440 Because right now, Trump has most of his Republican base.
00:04:36.020 it's the independents that went with him during the election that right now are in the middle
00:04:41.780 and they're back to the anything but this why they don't like the war they don't like gas at
00:04:47.740 the pump thank goodness this isn't happening in the deep winter because heating oil is a huge
00:04:53.980 expense to the people that live in the northeast so thank goodness we're out of that with the price
00:05:00.100 of oil up and people are looking at it right now and the independents are in this anything but 0.90
00:05:05.620 this mode which is kind of scary because it's showing up in the polling what do you see that
00:05:11.980 is the greatest analysis of this moment in time that i've heard everything you said is dead on
00:05:19.720 accurate now i'm going to give what has to happen and we have to add one other thing i think and
00:05:26.400 that is historical trends don't work against the party in power for midterms i think all bets will
00:05:32.340 be off. I have to make certain assumptions. I think this war is going to be over four or five
00:05:38.600 weeks. If that's true, if it ends successfully, then that is a huge win for the president. Cuba
00:05:44.380 falls, big win for the president. Venezuela, big win for the president. Maybe it passed a piece in
00:05:49.400 the Middle East. That's not the issue that's going to win the election, though. The issue that will
00:05:54.040 win the election is the economy. There's three big things that I think are working in President
00:06:00.260 Trump's favor. You're you're rightly looking at the clock. Do we have enough time? OK, very
00:06:06.240 important question. Now, what did the president set up? He set a great foundation for a great
00:06:11.060 economy. Largest tax cuts in history. Let's go back historically. His first term, his tax cuts
00:06:17.540 led to record low unemployment for every demographic in the country. African-Americans,
00:06:23.420 Hispanic-Americans, Asian-Americans, women in the workplace, African-American youth unemployment.
00:06:27.720 new record historic low for african-americans exactly all right reagan 70 to 28 percent
00:06:34.200 largest tax cut in history at the time okay longest period of peacetime economic growth in
00:06:40.940 history 21 million new jobs created and so that that is set and democrats voted against it
00:06:49.520 part two constantly i was with i mentioned earlier i went with the president to on the trip to the
00:06:57.200 gold states one what's your point come on by the way he told me he gave me a thousand dollars
00:07:05.700 every time i said it so i went up to four grand so he doesn't have four grand in the bank
00:07:10.160 i'm actually feeling bad he made me do it sean hannity there's nothing you could do to make me
00:07:15.740 feel bad have you seen the comments in the chat no how bad is it impervious to this how many people
00:07:22.420 are hating that Patrick's not here today.
00:07:24.560 Nobody.
00:07:25.640 We do miss PBD, but we're really enjoying it.
00:07:27.720 Oh, we love PBD.
00:07:28.780 I'm here for one day.
00:07:30.120 Just get over it.
00:07:30.900 I'm leaving.
00:07:31.580 I'm going to never.
00:07:31.860 That helicopter might come back.
00:07:33.240 You come back again.
00:07:33.960 You never know.
00:07:34.620 Listen, if you don't have me.
00:07:35.080 Anyway, you were on Air Force One.
00:07:36.380 No, all right.
00:07:37.640 So all the money that he has been able to secure
00:07:42.700 for investment, manufacturing investment,
00:07:46.360 for example, pharmaceuticals,
00:07:48.460 rare earth is going to happen here,
00:07:51.000 semiconductor chips,
00:07:52.420 we're going to bring back automobile manufacturing.
00:07:56.400 One other component for the economy,
00:07:58.120 this is what gives me hope for the six-month period,
00:08:00.580 the window that we really have to turn the ship.
00:08:04.400 It's energy.
00:08:05.780 Right now, you wouldn't make that prediction, right?
00:08:08.980 However, if I'm right, if he can get out of this situation
00:08:13.340 and we can get focused and dialed into that
00:08:16.360 and all those foundational pieces now kick in,
00:08:19.720 which, by the way, Scott Bessent was saying would happen,
00:08:21.860 I think, got a little delayed because of this conflict, I expect, put it this way,
00:08:30.080 when Reagan won re-election and he won 49 states, the last quarter leading into his election,
00:08:35.960 GDP was 7.3%. We get to five. Trump will win over, we will win the House and the Senate
00:08:44.160 overwhelmingly. If we don't, if it's 4%, I think we have a good shot. 0.92
00:08:50.360 And I'm very optimistic we'll get there, but your analysis, if that doesn't happen, historical trends will hold.
00:09:00.100 Yeah, exactly. And I see the president, the most important weapon he has is his pen.
00:09:06.820 And right now, electricity for the common person on affordability could be shifted very, very quickly.
00:09:14.240 Simply, if you're building a data center that's going to hyper-impact the local power grid, and now you've got, what is that, ECOT in Texas and the power companies and the groups, raising the rates in response to demand, I want a subsidy that counteracts that on the construction side.
00:09:37.560 You know, what's really interesting in this country,
00:09:39.940 when you go and you look and you see what Toll Brothers and Pulte Homes
00:09:43.740 and Lanair, what they have to do when they build, you know, neighborhoods,
00:09:47.760 they pitch in to help sewer and water lines get built.
00:09:51.720 Why?
00:09:52.200 Because they're going to take all this land and build homes on it,
00:09:54.160 and they need sewer and water lines to get there and electricity
00:09:56.760 so that they can do that.
00:09:58.320 Who builds the road?
00:09:59.360 Who owns the road?
00:09:59.980 The city does.
00:10:00.920 Who puts the fire hydrants there? 1.00
00:10:02.860 The city does.
00:10:03.760 Because what?
00:10:04.220 The home builders have to help.
00:10:05.600 I think the data, what's happening right now with data centers creating instant demand, which craters the local demand coefficient for electricity.
00:10:19.180 And then the price goes up because there's a shortage of kilowatts.
00:10:21.940 So then the price goes up.
00:10:23.020 If he moves his pen and tells people, say, listen, this is what we're doing on energy.
00:10:28.900 Data centers are going to be here.
00:10:30.180 AI is going to be here.
00:10:31.180 It's going to be a technological advantage.
00:10:32.620 And while we're building the micro nukes, which we have had no permits on forever, while we're getting that going and jobs will be created in those power stations, guess what?
00:10:43.680 I'm going to counteract the cost of electricity here.
00:10:46.780 And he had kind of a verbal handshake.
00:10:49.220 Did you see that a month ago with Microsoft?
00:10:50.900 Microsoft agreed that it was going to cover it.
00:10:53.520 Make that a mandate and say, look, we're not controlling and we're not going to be in the data center business.
00:10:58.300 But we're going to be in the no inflation on electric power because data centers are being built.
00:11:06.080 This country, when we've had industrialization, it's benefited the consumer.
00:11:10.880 This is an industrialization step that could hurt the consumer because of electric prices.
00:11:15.800 These are one of many things I think he could do it with his pen.
00:11:19.880 He could do it with his pen, and people would see it.
00:11:21.680 They would see that their, hey, our electricity just went down.
00:11:23.860 I know the data center is going to be paying part of its fair share.
00:11:26.120 And guess what people would say?
00:11:27.700 Wow, thank you.
00:11:29.480 For example, what is it, Apple?
00:11:31.300 They're going to spend a trillion dollars in Texas?
00:11:34.800 I mean, the amount of manufacturing.
00:11:37.300 I'm going to press you on one thing.
00:11:38.860 Oh, okay.
00:11:40.000 Because I just can't.
00:11:40.940 I mean, it's a fun question.
00:11:42.540 28, who's it going to be?
00:11:44.800 28, I believe that the tide is turning right here
00:11:48.880 and that Marco Rubio's resume is being tremendously improved.
00:11:53.240 And I saw the comment made by Vance, who he kind of,
00:11:55.740 I don't know if it's a head fake or what it was last week where he said, well, maybe I won't run.
00:11:59.880 Maybe I need to be more responsive to some family situations.
00:12:03.600 He made that kind of float.
00:12:04.720 It wasn't a definitive comment.
00:12:06.240 It wasn't a podium comment.
00:12:07.380 You know what I'm talking about?
00:12:08.320 It was just he kind of floated, well, I may not run.
00:12:11.940 I may have some family consideration.
00:12:13.420 But it was one of those walking to the helicopter, talking like this.
00:12:17.080 It wasn't making an announcement at a podium.
00:12:19.400 Before we get Vinny's prediction, should the president anoint or should he allow all the potential candidates to do what he did and fight each other out?
00:12:33.980 We're not the Democratic Party.
00:12:35.300 Fight it out.
00:12:36.100 I agree with you.
00:12:36.840 J.D. Vance, you're not Kamala Harris.
00:12:38.540 Fight it out.
00:12:38.980 I agree 100%, but Sean, there was an awesome moment in the State of the Union.
00:12:42.500 besides him showing that the Democrats care more about illegals than Americans.
00:12:47.680 There was a moment where he gives Marco Rubio the credit,
00:12:51.000 and Marco just sits there, stoic, doesn't need the limelight,
00:12:54.780 doesn't need the pat on the back.
00:12:56.100 And there's a moment, Sean, I'll show it to you after.
00:12:57.900 He gives him like a wink.
00:13:00.220 To me, that was like the, it's you.
00:13:02.160 By the way, I've known Marco.
00:13:03.600 That is Marco.
00:13:04.740 Marco's a very humble guy.
00:13:06.040 He's an amazing guy.
00:13:07.840 Sean, I think Marco's number one,
00:13:11.300 depending on how this war pans out in the next, I'll give them a month and a half or two.
00:13:17.120 It's going to be a huge thing because I think the J.D. Vances are kind of,
00:13:20.760 you notice how they've stepped back, Sean, so where they could be like,
00:13:23.700 hey, guys, this war is horrible.
00:13:25.940 I was in those meetings saying, you know, the president said that I'm less enthusiastic.
00:13:30.480 If you're a Republican, never go.
00:13:32.260 Well, Marco's a good guy, but you're also a good guy.
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