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>> historian victor davis hanson says democrats are headinctorg into a 1980 carr fuque blowout and the party's descending into a full left-wing meltdown. democrats have beeown.n left powerless over what vha says is the escalating dementia. of joe biden and the terror instilled by the specter of eithe terror a president orhs continued vice president harris. the left fears all it didstroy to destroy democracy. the raiddes, arrests, the gag orders might boomerang on them. arre the collapse of hoaxes like twssian collusion, the laptop, two impeachments and five criminal trials have left the democrat fivs in a stateste of hysteria disguised by their deranged fantasies . >> you said recently that you thought that you as an outspoken critic, could be a target yourself. some people think that soundrget s the overdramatic, but i'm right there with you. i think that he is s ow seri vindictive. how seriously should weng tha be takint?g that? well, i was asked, am i worrieds about me and my answer was,

i'm worried about all of us. i'm no no more worried about me than i am worriedne about everybody in the country. >> and the more the democrats pander with student loan the cou bailouts, executive amnesty and cannabis, the more obvioust ,repugnant and counterproductive it becomes. itomesbut that's not all you'reg to see until election day. >> are you ready you? democrats are entering what video calls a proverbial cycle of denial anger, bargaining, depressionoverbialnc and acceptance. the stages of grief stagecrats one denial. >> democrats are going to tell you everything. you seare goinyoue isn't true. >> it's the cheap, fake hoax. hf >> cheap fake clips wentak viral on social media and were picked up by some news outlets. take a look at this clip, for example. it shows a lat thi biden and otr world leaders watching a skydiving demonstratio worldn be the president is seen walking away and looking in anothermed h direction. oftlets claimeatd that he was sort of just aimlessly wandering away jsly .

>> this is the network that forged documents to beat bush and coveredd docume up thep to beat trump. to b biden last nightggling struggling to get inside of a car? we t a car didn't alter that vio in any way. and just breaking. unched biden just launched a cheap fake task forc ask forcee to coe with other social media platforms and fight election misinformation. nothing threatening about that at all. atso don't believe your eyes and ears and don't believe what you fee, l either. >> cbs news polling recently found that 62% of americans are in favor of a national program to deport all undocumented immigrantepors all 11 million of them. so how much support do you think ther.uce would be forw the white house plan that was announced today? i'd love to sihi use plant down with yourd sh polling team and show them how they've gotten this wrong. >>owm 62% of americans are wroni and otcans a winning strategy. and if trump's gaining i with black voters, the polls

must be racist. >> and so like 90 some oddd bl black people, that's not enough black people to poll whether they are, you know, like mcdonald's at's noth blac. in a >> that's just not enoughe people in a sample to say, oh, 23% historic. these voters despise s trump. when you actually poll and ask a a significant numbernd, they don't like them. despite the gold shoes, weirdly enough, and being a criminale g >> right. despite the gold shoes, which despitpitee the 34 counts besids the the sort of rappers who dance around him, who he's probably paying off one way or another. you remember those old commercials you wouldn't go to.t a burger place for fried chicken, right? you wouldn't go to a chinese food restaurant for pizza. why would you go to polling firms that don't really know much about the black community black ? >> nbc's own polling guru says u trump's black support is often clocking in at levels that would outpace thoset le ofl previous republican nominees in the modern era. al when you're in denial, you're not using god'sar greatet gift reason and your emotions take control. stage two is anger.

oftentimes i.t anger is directed at their fellow democrats. they become short tempereddireck and hostile. >> i think democratic cultur dr has too many preachy females,-- is too much, don't eat hamburgers, don't watch football. >> all right. we're kinde a condom of like th. leave me alone. okay. i go? t to got to leave. >> you know, a guy works at a car repair shop in suburban atlanta workinn atlantg 50 hours a week, you know, making 1650.5 an hour. and he wants to watcr hourh a football game. he wants to smoke dope and drink beertse dope. >> and then everybody's telling him he's slothful and that they reject that. stage three is bargaining, you realize denyin g and yelling doesn't get you anywhere. >> so you cope by making tradeoffnywhers. >> it's not that i'm 100% happy with president biden, but he's

someone that we can work with, that american people can work with. not, not am front page news,'s rea but it's really important. that'sll the kind of man he is. if you show him the problem, if you touch his heart, he will he will act accordingly. >> we're going to stay together for the sake of the kids, sleep in separate bedrooms she. , we >> you and i, who are, you know, we bleed blue and the democrats just are off right now. my gut poll tells me that if the election was today, trump would withe n and that and that the democrats it's not a it's not an issue of panicking. it's an issue of understanding wherf isse you are and the probs you have it not whistling past the graveyard. so you it's not about beingt be hysterical. it's not about bedwetting, but it's about beingin a realist and going, we got a problem. >> i think bed wettingd and nervous nellies that i'll call for now. if you're not a bad writernervot you're stupid. deprhat was stage

four depression, the most painful of the five stages. th on the lookout for recriminationse , loathing and foul language as reality begins to sinke as in. and it's not just carville. a democrat strategist tells unios, it is unclear to many of us watching from the outsiden whether the president and his core team realize how dired tem the situation is right now and whether they even have a plan to fix it. >> someone inside of biden'ssomn world said even for those close to the center, there is a hesitance to raise skepticismr b or doubt about the current pathh for feare cu of being viewed as disloyal. top democrats are worrying that this is a losing campaign focus too much on january six, democracy and trump's character instead of real issues that affect voters. when you realize you can't go bac cannok, that's when you'vel stg reached the final stage of grief acceptance. it >> i can't say ient enough. i would.

i said it many times.r hi i would vote for his head in a jar of blue liquid i over donald trump. but that doesn't mean that i'm not first of all, i don't thinkt it's a moot point at this point. >> he's kind of thosp ] losee w? >> biden yes. so the next time you see>> yes. a democrat you, just know they're grieving and not everyone grieves the same. they're on a journey now. so don't mock or tease. >> be the bigger person. e and if you're feeling extraxtra generous, maybe give him a hug . our next guest is a silicon valley tycoon and former obama s biden donor who's so disgusted yith the democratic part that she's auctioning off the million dollar hope and change posteion-dollr she b. >> alison win joins me now. >> alison, was there somethingtn specific that happened, like an event that made you want to file for divorce from the democrat party and auction off an iconic and very

expensive collectible likehangeo the hope and change poster? good evening, jesse. and i thinesse, ank like any di, there's not just one thing. there' theres a series of things that led up to it, right? the dems were policing the wrong thing. viole the things that we neednt to police are violent criminals that are scattered throughout the streets of san francisco, peoplecred and shooting up heroin in front of me and my kids and allowing criminals to go in and steal from our grocerys, stores, shutting down grocerysts stores. i love to cook and when i wake up in the morning, there is no grocery stores to go to. >> so it's a qualityo. of life. but i don't think it's the it's a quality of life deal. it's gotten absolutely awful,ly you're saying. >> but they're denying that.o they're saying, alisyn, there is no crime wave crime, crims wy

down and you're just being hoodwinked by propaganda . well, you have to look at the facts and the reality when you walk the streets of san whentho. i i have three young children. and when we go treo the theatert district to watch, say, the lion king, ladie ss or raw, we have to step over homeless g crack. ootin and you know, anyone can comek. to san francisco and they can see the same thing. i love my peking duck, but i'm afraid to go to chinatown because of the violent crimeo s against asians there. am i being delusional? >> i don't think so. i don't think you are. and i'm sorry to hear that. that you have to have your children experienc e toe that.t i think a lot of families are struggling with the exact same conversations. you're probably trying struggli to have you with your family about that. you're big in the eye sphere. n they're saying that all

of these videos of bidenllold, o looking old, looking frail, looking feeble. those are fake and you can't believe it. what do you saieve it.y? well, i am not an expert in the videos, but i do do research but and i at stanford, and i think from my perspective, i the collective data that i have seen, it does appear for it to be real. but i need to have a closerue look at it. but this is an issue that we're all having with a.i.. you know, i am big tech. they can use your phone,n us they can use your social media photos and create these deepfakes right. the problem is big tech is in cahoots with the currenthoots wi democratic party. and sohe they're not talkingt th about the real issues. the real issuereals are how aree going to regulate big tech

social media? they're not being police. we're letting big techetting and looters run our country. ow and we need to talk about like, how are we what should we please and what should we not police? all righ andt. and i want you to be able to go get your peking duck whenever you want, whenever you want it ,because that stuff is delicious. alison, thanks for joiningget yo good luck auctioning off the hope and change poster. i hope you getus top dollaodr. >> thank you, jesse. biden's latest taxpayer funded infrastructure boondoggle has just st been revealed. three years ago, the president started bragginged. about spendg billions to wire every inchns of america t with better internet, making high speed internet affordablele and available everywhere in america. it's going to make high speed internet a reality everyw m that every part of the country, high speed internet all across america are on the way to deliver affordable, high speed internet to every american, affordabl>>te

high speed internet all across america. install by ibd worker. >> 40 $3 billion later and not a single person has gotten better internet. not one home. not one business. it hasn't been installedasn' anywhere. and now they're saying it won't happen until 2030, when trump will be serving his third term dictator for life. rememberd term? th >> so what happened? the programs being hamstrung by regulatio hamstrin, tions about climate change and justice impacted hires. and hire'm not sure rural idaho has enough trans pacific islander ex-cons with electrical engineering degrees ready to rewire their digital infrastructure. >> and while the government continues to dra degg its feet after writing a fat check with our tax dollars, they're also d shutting down the private sector that's trying to do the same thing at a fractio e shuttie privatn of the price. >> the biden team continues denying elon musk's proposalicai to connect americans with his starlink satellite starlins so now musk is connecting

remote tribes in the amazon ecting rto the internet, and bin can't even get a new router to a family in nebraskcaa. wit >> hosmat of mornings with maria maria bartiromao joins me now. >> maria, it's a big promise from us to cure cancer. >> you know, i he'ssed to he's promised to lower the world's temperature rise th no internet. $43 billion later. >> what happened? jesse, this is just the latest dea disaster. and basically what happened watm they get the money from congress. >> they say they have all of these promiseson y sa to deployo the internet and broadband. but before doingdeploy that, thm through a whole host of new rules and regulation throughs. o >> let me tell you aboutnood some of those rules and regulations, jesse. some of themles ules and notable requirements de i quote is implementing the climatematei impact plans. make sure you have a climate actionmp plan. >> prioritize the hiringiz of convicted criminals. >> not a lot of takers on that

one. so the bottom lineon that one. s needs consistency. business needs to knowsiness. the rules of the road in order to grow. >> business wants to groants tow to grow. you need to understand the backdrop, understand the rulew yo ts, and not have aw these new rules as surprises. >> and that's what happens. so you hav surpre to find in rural america a convicted criminald who is been impacted by thete climate and is also a minority in rural america. >> that's right. >> and they also want to re they also want to re regulate l the rates. they say, look, you're saying that it costs this youayin, buts think it costs less. so that's another issue for businesses. they're saying s we're notge getting the revenue that we thought because you're questioning our ratevenue weughr >> they have all of thesese businesses resubmitting plans until they get new approvals. >> you know, it's never going: h to happen. it's going to go through all of them. and they did the same thing with the charging stations. it was $7 billion. they got eight. when you heaey didthinstatio r about the cheap

fake task force that biden's going to be working withrc, the media to suppress videos of him looking oldeos of. oe yeah. does that scare you? it does. scary. doesk that this is rightt in in step with the democrats strategy, create a whole convers another conversation. so we all start talking about cheap fix. right. let's talk about fak tale stufff and let's talk about cheap fakes and how the air situation is changindd hog. t our world has nothing to do with that. joe biden has been wandering wi off stage. stage left umpteen times. tiy had to pull him back. >> obama, i think obama putting his hand on joe biden was a a message. obama is telling everyone, messe. charg >> i'm going to take him offi tu stage right now. i thought there was that wasghe. just spoke volumes. >> he big time dumb. >>ot that dide to do not have to wait the whole time for the president of the unitef states to bask in the applause and leave on his own recognizanceap. im he doesn't need to grab them and pull them away and then put d his arthenm around them, becaa lot of people believe obama has been calling the shots the whole timele b.

>> well, who is jesse? come on.is is it the guy who's wandering around? s erinis it the guy who forgot e it on my caucus's name the other day? >> yeaa name theh, that was notp fake. >> and that wasn't a de facto. it was not. all right, maria, you have a bi big g fox nation special underwriting the enemy. >> what's that you're going to love this special. this is about all of the companies that ares abou trd on the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq that are tied to the chinese communistck exch' >> so what are we doing?ve we've got all of these chinese companies that are tied to the o ccp trading on our exchanges. in effect, american investors are funding the expansion of our numbe a r one enemy. >> this is what's happening. so why won't thisng. administration pull the capital markets labor and actually hold these companies to account? and heseompanies you know? the back in 2013, the administration when joe biden was vice president,, y they signed a memorandum of understanding that alloweddeo thousands of chinese companies to trade on our exchanges and not follow themp o same accounting standards that every other public company follows. >> they don't follow the same rulesevicthey. n >> since then, there has beene a promise to follow those rules. i haven'to folw thost seen and d

yet. but all of these companies are traded on exchanges. investorted,all ths are investig in them, and that is funding the expansion of our number one adversary. >> and they don' indingt even follow the rules. so you really don't know if that company that you're investedyou real in is actually subsidized by the ccp. e wenwonder if all that chines money that went into the biden family's coffers had anything to do with this n familit with the chinese?it. >> we're questioning it. a question. just a question, a quest maria, thank you so much. >> we'll check it out on fox nation. great. it o and the cartelk gold rush straight ahead here. >> everybody told no siri. so >> a city client use ms city'se. >> a city client use ms city'se. financia drive its growth and keep its supply chain movining moreg so parents can get everything they need right when they need itloclients . >> keeping more pets and families happy for the love

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significantly to the well-being of our country in terms of local communities, our national economy. we need people who are willing to work hard to serve on the front lines like many ha of the dreamers have done for so many years. year are only two groups of people making money off migrants. biden's donors in the cartelinge biden pretended he shut down the border with some phony executivhee order, and theers smugglers are laughing all the way to the bank. laug smugglers are boasting smu nothing at the border has changed. >> thiggothings smuggler advertg on whatsapp, his menu of available routes cross for migrants to cross illegally into the u.s.. >> it's a gold rusillegallto thh for cartels. they're getting filthy rich by hand, delivering criminalscoun our country. >> and when we report on migrant crime liktry. e an a illegal, a 13 year old, msnbcd, says we're msnbc fearmongering. >> here's the three cableorks r networks reporting that this was our banner said soonep, iden

biden announces legal protections for undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens. cnn' unces letions banner said biden announces new protections for some undocumented spouses. here was fox's banner migrant arrested for 13-year-old new york. yearresteds. >> and so i think that's part of the problem, is that you have a lot of the fear mongering. exactloblem.y. i the problem that fox had and covered the when the illegal wa hes on the lam. >> those good samaritans wouldn't have been alerted and apprehendearitans d him. >> t does joy read what guys lie this city? >>e he approached the youngle couple to 13 year old kids, tied them up, put a gagng wom in their mouth, the youngan a woman and asked them to stayem t there for 20 minutes while he, g i guess,ue left. anchors >> news anchors do a public service when we report criminaat activity, especially when that criminal activity is the result. dangerous policies that informed voters can change in a democracy. >> just because sanctuary cities don't report migrana tit

crime, we still see it all the time. things didn't used to be thi s way. >> trump grew up near the park where the girl was attacke was ad. >> you know that area in queens? i said. that's where i grew up. i grew ui said that'wherp rightw it was unthinkable. my parents said, welasmy parl, k go to the park. it was like 20 blocks away. i'd take a bicycleit was block o that nobody thought anything was going to happen. i did that for years. haat baseball and different things in the park. and you'd ride and you come back home. e park.you'd backmother would s. would you like something to eat today if you let your kid outf u of the house for 5 minutes, the kid is gone. lake and riley in georgia,n rile rachel moore and in maryland. and now this 13-year-old girl in queens. the long list of migrant crime victimt ofs growing by the day. fox is in causing fear. c ausingjoe biden is anthony reub, r of muckraker .com.kers.com anthony, they're now saying wey. need open borders for the money . >> right. well, it's all propaganda

with these people. it's all smoke and mirrors. peop's all s to hide the truth.t i mean, the truth is that thisha is a agenda. s ag this is agenda 2030. this is part of a larger framework to usheren in millions upon millions of people into the united states for politicas uponl to permaneny change the demographics of america. permanently w, a permanent underclass and a democrat majority and for the rest of american history when they're saying it's just the cost of doin>>d g business.e when the teens first, they said there was no such thing as migrantd.aid s no. >> and now they say, oh, well,lh there is, but you can't report it because if you do, you're a fear monge arer. right. again, total propaganda. i've been down to th >>e border. i've been i've taken the whole c caravan trail, as you know, t yo and the types of men that you see along these routes vergyriea unfriendly people from countries all over the world, all tattedllre wo up., clearly some people that are not tatted up and have nefarioueopl as intent hiding their face, i can only imagine

who's in this country. it's truly terrifying. jesse it is terrifying. also, we: have believe, 85,0000 migrant kids. biden lost no idea where they wen nt. >> totally gone. i know you're working on an investigatioi you on of this i. >> here's a little clip. watch. okay. so right now we are looking for someking of the 85,000 unaccompanied alien childrenmint that have gone missing under the biden administration. ra.this is one of thousandsusans of addresses that we have been provided by a governmentovided insider. ba allegedly, two children were delivered to agovernr, alleg ths at this address. but as you can seecan see,, noby lives here. and honestly, it doesn't look like anybody has lived herybodde in quite a long time. >> that's scary. what the is going>> jesse on t? >> right. so we were given a listabout of about 8500 names of childre8e who were delivered all across the country as part of the unaccompaniet ofd alien children program under the biden administration. and we have the names and the

addresses where these children were delivered to. and so we went out in new york and we startede bie have knockie doors. that particular house, as you can see, has been longreto abandoned. y nobody's there. nobody knows where the kids who were delivered there are now. and therouan long abe were plenr places that we visited, the projects in brooklyn, in wyandanchnty of, in queens, where, i mean, you couldn't even imagine children being sentyod none there where e knocked on the door and they told us horror stories. some of these children told us storiess ries about how their friends have gone missing. their friends were cryins havego to them where they were being held in these compounds before they were sent to their bereto, e crying, sayingmp i don't know where i'm going to be delivered, i don't know where i'm going. and it's some children tol then somde us that there are children in these facilities who say, listen, i just want to go homee ,send me back to honduras or el salvador. and the biden administration, under current policy or el, absolutely not. you're with us now and you're being sent to a sponsor, even if that sponsors d ar unknown. n. >> it's the scariest thing ever. i can't even imagine what that' the scariesthing evse children. op this is a human trafficking operation. >> how complicit is ourern. government in this? asn'

>> if it wasn't for thepoli policies of the biden administration, manycies of these children could be sent back home. a lot of this would be nonexistent sent ba lo. hav but i mean, of course, the fact that we have a wide open border is the cause of all this. so if you want to nip this at the bud, you have to close down the border. but so long as that remainbuu hi open, you know, they'll continue to talk about trump putting children in cages. s open ill contbut right now, what's gg on is a massive, perhaps the biggest child traffickinn gf operation in the history of the world. >> it's that massive in the historfithe history of, y of th. think about that. that is just crazy. that is great woanthony, great k at muckraker. we'll stay on it. thanks for comin thg inside. la's luxury homeless high rise u right backgh. od as copd hasn'itt been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep. wondering if this is as good as in o >> but trilogy has shown mene that there's still beauty

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but many people don't know why. it's a holiday that commemorates the day in 1865 when the lasdat in the country were informed they'd been freed. for kamala harris, it's aa perfect day to register people ttoo vote. >> think of juneteenth as ouracn call to action, to register folks to vote, because after all what we know is so much about our history has been about those that would try and deny us our rights . >> instead of people coming together to celebrate. d of pesome are using juneteenth to air racial grievances. >> air but the fact that non-blk people just have the day offy casual, early and there's so many black people to take this peopy series is and just wantly to cherish the day. but simply have to work while their non-black counterpartse th have the day off and can evenf simply acknowledge and say happy juneteenth. >> it's very telling.

if you wang. t to how to recognize t the holiday, acknowledge the holiday. a pay a black person. i just want her to know that everybody does not have juneteentblack peh. i'm stuck in this office in the white man's office, workin'sg for the white man rule modern day slavery. we better be getting paid. that was fair. and i'm not playing. >> i get it., nobody wants to work on a federal holiday. i >> when i was in my twenties, i had to work july 4th, memorial day. laboi har day. may i even think i might have had to work on a thanksgiving one year. sometimes we have to do things we don't want to dar.o. e time >> primetime is pro juneteenth because we're pro adding more holidays to the calendar and it's a significant day in american that allha americans should honor and not besmirch with complaints. because, as dr. watters told you, complaining is bad for your healt, h. uthor >> politicofs professor and author of lies my liberal teacher told me wilfred c riley . >> all right, professor. at first, juneteenth, white people were like, what is this?

they didn't get it. it was it a black holiday? it was not well, and then now fd that it's a federal holiday, some black americans are now all upset about it. what is goin are nog on? >> what's going on is that great american activity complainint's going and gold brg and griping. i actually am in my casual modee today because i went to a juneteenth event. we didnta get day off. now, i mean, i agree with you,ne jesse. juneteenth is actuallyteenth i those days that americans should celebrate. sh i mean, it's a union victoryn vt in the civil war. slavery is only part of that. y in so, i mean, to some extent,ome that's the second 4th of july. i mean, our integrated armextey against genuinely brave southern resistance won the civil war, freed the slaves . nothing wrong with that. and there's nothing wrong with a barbecue. thing wrdso, i mean, i would sao you know, you can listen to the gripes on tiktok, but theren fo is a reason for the holiday. >> do you think it's a little unseemly >> jes for the vice president to register votersey

on juneteenth because they're saying they're trying to keep us dowying then, or am i too sea ? oh, no. i mean, first of all, all a politician does except lie and say nonsense is take your money. partpt lie and say i'm not party surprised. i mean, i could see mosticul holidaysarly being used in that fashion. blac will say as a black man and a black businessman, i am a bit annoyed by the idea that the shackles of slavery are still clanking behinslaverdo us every 5 minutes. there is no one thatne today is trying to stop african-americans or asian americans or irish men oo strok whatever from voting. so invoking those old demonsthms in a context where what's actually meant is some polling places requiremeant g places an. is pretty offensive. no, i'm not i'm not surprised by a politician doing that. i mean, voter registration vote is goingiesng that. on pretty intensely right now. i got a message on my phone from scott presslei got r. right now, we've got an election coming up. so, you know, not surprised. it is a little offensive. jess

>> what did you eat at the juneteenth barbecue, by the waay ? i'm sorry. what is what is one eat at a juneteenth barbecue? >> what did you guys have? well, i mean that', we're a prey diverse crew. i actually you know, i'm multi-ethnic background, so i brought some steaks, but, i mean, guys brought ribs. this is kentucky. people brought , you know, fried chicken. some guys brought everybody hunts down here. sounds delicious. it's a it's a diverse mix. but you get you can pretty much brin cuch g anything to the coo. there's there's a there's a pretty open selection herea p you know, who can't bring anything to the cookout and me because i'm working meseh next year i'mof taking off. i'm taking off. that's right. i'm celebrating like the rest of this year. don't let them hold your dad. i'm not going to let them keep me down. . imself thank you so much loverboy thrusts himselfth into the limelighte li. >> you know how your car insurance rates just kind of creep up every year? totally. but i never do anything because shopping for auto insurance is such a pain. >> well, not anymore.

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