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Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono

United States SenatorWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Mazie Hirono".

Sep 2, 2026

Julie MasonHOST
44:29
That was a good job.
Julie MasonHOST
44:31
The second thing is, many months ago, I watched a report with Mazie Hirono.
Julie MasonHOST
44:38
I can't get that time back of my life.
Julie MasonHOST
44:40
But...
Hina Puamohala KneubuhlGUEST
17:01
Hmm.
Hina Puamohala KneubuhlGUEST
17:02
At the same time that that's going on, people like Mazie Hirono and Josh Green are doing everything they can to just open the way for the military.
Hina Puamohala KneubuhlGUEST
17:11
They can't seem to move us towards anything but militarism and tourism, despite decades of the community speaking out and saying that we want food sustainability, we want true stewardship of our natural resources, we want, you know, development of other industries in Hawaii so that we don't have to depend on the military and tourism, and they only continue to move in that direction.
Hina Puamohala KneubuhlGUEST
17:37
Mazie Hirono personally lobbied for and secured $1.1 billion in funds for military infrastructure in Hawaii, and that's part of the 2026 budget.
Hina Puamohala KneubuhlGUEST
17:55
And so there's a few line items on that that should really concern everyone.
Hina Puamohala KneubuhlGUEST
18:01
Let me just pull that up So she's really proud of this huge budget that she was instrumental in securing, which inc- includes roughly $242 million for what really can only be called, described as data centers.
Haley KaraniaHOST
43:17
No, we're, we're well aware that Hawaii is, uh, is part of this, this country.
Haley KaraniaHOST
43:22
We have unfortunately Senator Mazie Hirono and some other liberals in, in Hawaii.
Haley KaraniaHOST
43:27
We're, we're well aware.
Haley KaraniaHOST
43:29
Well aware.
Cassie OrdonioCORRESPONDENT
46:47
and it's by the Hawaii Island-based artist Amber Aguirre, and it features 14 busts, which are sculpted portraits made of ceramic, and they're images of people from marginalized communities.
Cassie OrdonioCORRESPONDENT
46:59
Public figures like Senator Mazie Hirono is on there, and the Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, and the trans activist Marsha P. Johnson.
Cassie OrdonioCORRESPONDENT
47:09
And each piece incorporates American Sign Language to represent a specific aspect of the subject's identity or marginalization.
Cassie OrdonioCORRESPONDENT
47:17
And when I interviewed Amber Aguirre, this is kind of the whole point of the exhibit.
Tony KennettHOST
24:58
They have.
Tony KennettHOST
24:59
I mean, for example, Mazie Hirono, Hawaii Democrat senator.
Mazie HironoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:03
There's this
Tony KennettHOST
25:03
huge push
Rick ThomasHOST
63:20
The leftists of the Democrat Party keep telling us.
Rick ThomasHOST
63:22
I mean, people like Chuck Schumer, people like Mazie Hirono, people like AOC and Adam Schiff.
Rick ThomasHOST
63:30
They're like, oh, no, no, no, no. There's no illegals.
Rick ThomasHOST
63:32
They're not that dumb.
Tony KennettHOST
69:33
Remember how you and I were told? Remember how you and I were told that immigrants, that illegal immigrants and legal immigrants were not receiving federal benefits? The heck is this? The heck is this? By the way, there's a common question that I've been asked quite a bit, maybe I'll save that for the end, about the difference between technocrats and corporatist kind of stuff when I talk about the left and the right.
Tony KennettHOST
69:56
All of the corporatist Democrats told you, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Elizabeth Warren, all of these Democrats, from Cory Booker to Mazie Hirono, made it clear to you, no illegals, no immigrants were receiving tons of federal benefits.
Tony KennettHOST
70:15
Yet this immigrant-owned facility in New York City allegedly fraudulently billed Medicaid in 2025 alone for over $8.5 million for adults that aren't even there.
Tony KennettHOST
70:26
My name's Nick Shirley.

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