Harriet Hageman
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Oct 19, 2026
Gail SymonsGUEST
So, you know, my previous one was here's the choices.
Gail SymonsGUEST
And then I went to a town hall that was held by Harriet Hageman.
Gail SymonsGUEST
It was a last minute.
Gail SymonsGUEST
I think we had one day notice, which is, I think, par for the course.
Jake NicholsHOST
Senator John Barrasso had things to say about you.
Jake NicholsHOST
We just had Representative Harriet Hageman on.
Jake NicholsHOST
She noted the distinction.
Jake NicholsHOST
So you're catching some attention.
Jake NicholsHOST
No guest more important than this one, though.
Jake NicholsHOST
Let's get right into the Zoom room, get Representative Harriet Hageman in here.
Jake NicholsHOST
Representative Hageman, the lone House member looking to, uh, a Republican nominee for Senate, where bills in the House go to the Senate to die.
Jake NicholsHOST
I hope that's not the same way with our, our, uh, constituents or, or our, uh, electeds.
5 MINS LATER
Harriet HagemanGUEST
I think that we ought to have a, a test case before the rest of the country goes down this road.
Jake NicholsHOST
Careful what you wish for, Boulder.
Jake NicholsHOST
Representative Harriet Hageman is with us.
Jake NicholsHOST
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, uh, has, uh, more info he's dug up about Biden's DOJ.
Steve PorterGUEST
Well, Steve, what did they do that was so bad? Hunters for Hunters put on 20 town hall meetings to the point we raised such a fuss, there was a congressional hearing that was held.
Steve PorterGUEST
That means that politicians from the federal government, Harriet Hageman came to Minnesota to deal with the wolf crisis.
Steve PorterGUEST
Pretty big deal.
Steve PorterGUEST
Who was invited? Sarah Stroman with the DNR, the commissioner.
Steve PorterGUEST
Now, I don't know as much about the plan as I should, but I can tell you it calls for like up to 3,000 wolves.
Steve PorterGUEST
That is an absurd amount of wolves in Minnesota.
Steve PorterGUEST
Harriet Hageman came to the congressional hearing and she said, I've reviewed your wolf management plan.
Steve PorterGUEST
Harriet Hageman is a brilliant legal scholar.
Howard MortmanHOST
She also mentioned another president, Abraham Lincoln, once.
Liz CheneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Tonight, Harriet Hageman has received the most votes in this primary.
Liz CheneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
She won.
Liz CheneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I called her to concede the race.
Stu BurguiereHOST
And another one at, you know, these are no surprises, of course, Wyoming.
Stu BurguiereHOST
Harriet Hageman at 99.6% chance as well, says the Predictable Midterm Consensus.
Stu BurguiereHOST
Ninety nine point six will go to a solid Republican as well.
Stu BurguiereHOST
So the first four states split two to two.
John SolomonHOST
I want to dive in right at the start of the show with more of this on accountability stuff.
John SolomonHOST
All right, joining us for that important conversation, a congresswoman representing the great state of Wyoming soon, I think, to be its next senator, Congresswoman Harriet Hageman.
John SolomonHOST
Congresswoman, great to have you on the show today.
Harriet HagemanGUEST
It's wonderful to be back, John.
Joe GigantiHOST
We've been fighting tooth and nail for 20 years against Democrats and Democrat administrations and Democrat overreach as they've attempted to shut down our affordable and reliable energy producers.
Joe GigantiHOST
That was Harriet Hageman, excuse me, said that of the decisions that are being made by the president.
Joe GigantiHOST
She, of course, from Wyoming.
Joe GigantiHOST
In Alaska, again, that race for the Senate could help determine what kind of decisions are made long term.
Joe GigantiHOST
Saying, "Both Obama and Biden totally destabilized the industry," meaning oil and gas, "by trying to prevent us from being able to access what is an affordable and reliab- reliable ener- energy source for producing electricity.
Joe GigantiHOST
We've been fighting tooth and nail for 20 years against Democrats and Democrat administrations and Democrat overreach as they have attempted to shut down our affordable and reliable energy producers." That was Harriet Hageman, excuse me, said that, uh, of the decisions that are being made by the president.
Joe GigantiHOST
She, of course, from Wyoming.
Joe GigantiHOST
Uh, in Alaska, they, they, again, the, the, that race for the Senate could help determine what kind of decisions are made long-term.
John SolomonHOST
And we're going to kick the show off today with a conversation about that.
John SolomonHOST
Congresswoman Harriet Hageman, one of my favorite interviews, she's going to weigh in on the stuff we learned about Jack Smith this past week.
John SolomonHOST
I think there's some really serious issues about Jack Smith.
John SolomonHOST
You heard Alan Dershowitz in the last couple of days on the show, Jim Jordan weighing in.
John SolomonHOST
We're going to kick things off today with Harriet Hageman and the trail of accountability.
John SolomonHOST
Will it finally deliver somebody in handcuffs or in the lawsuit? Will there be somebody who did something wrong in the era of weaponization that finally gets held to account? Congresswoman Hageman, I think soon to be Senator Hageman, We'll answer that question at the top of the show.
John SolomonHOST
In the second block of the show today, we had a brand new press secretary debut.
7 MINS LATER
John SolomonHOST
They're on the opposite side of this.
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