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welcome to "hannity". and tonight, a grim reminder the of one of the worst moments in u.s. history. moin vehicles,rmored helicopters, humvees, other sophisticated weapons rollingth through the streets of kabul. remember that $85 billion terrorist parade with equipment surrendered to the taliban? and joe biden and kamala harris, thanks and courtesy to them. it's been there now three years since the biden-harris administration haphazardly, sadly abandoned bagram airbase, leaving americans and our allies behind enemy lines to fend for themselves. s 13 13 dead americans. joe and kamala promised notdead to leavend americans or our allies behind. joe, looking at his watch, you might with the us 13 u.s. service members and more, 150 others losing their lives. mass chaos unfold at kabul's international airport. and american weakness was and around the entire

world. kamala harris, she signed off on all of it, even bragged about being the last person in the room with biden makiningg that decision, planning that withdrawal. now, coming up, we're going to detail kamala's role and what was the single most humiliating and devastating momentin in modern american history. but tonight, we begin with agn open question for your vice president, your presidential contender for democratic party, kamala harris. does this kamala, does she stand behind her plan to leave afghanistan? is she this was successful that she take responsibility for the carnag shee, the chaos, the death that unfolded? or is she going to continue to hidor wbehinde anonymous stas and try to gaslight all of you, the american people? now, we saw this with medicare for all, didn't we? not long ago, kamala harris was adamant. she was passionate. she vowed to get rid of private insuranc tde to force everyone into a single payer government plan. you might recall. . >> watch. you support the medicare for all bill.

>> yare fok initially co-sponsod by senator bernie sanders. you're also a co-sponsor of it i . >> i believe it will totally eliminate private insuranct e. t >> so for people out there who like their insurance, they don'ty don' get to keep it. >> well, listen, the idea is that everyone gets to medical care and you don't have to go through the processn of going through an insurance company, having them give you approval, going througmpany hamh the all of the delay that may t neere who of us has no had that situation where you've got to wait for approval and the doctor says, well,provap i don't know if your insurance company is going to cover this. >> let's eliminate all oet's el. >> let's move on. that was then. now, an anonymous campaign aiden is now telling america kamalapuh will no longer push for medicare for all. icarand that's the bill she hern co-sponsored with bernie sandersores. and you could actually keep your private health insurance, at least as of today. now, something similar happened with kamala's plan to get rid of the filibusteto getr. remember, she said she'd saidrid of the filibuste

and pass the $93 trillion radical green new deal. >> take a look. so, again, back to thehere's united congress. here's my point. if they fail to act ifhet as und states, i am prepared to getf rid of the filibuster to pass a green new deal. i think we got to act. >> that was then. now, campaign aides claim that kamala's energy policy is suddenly strategically ambiguous. you know, now she believes that, well, we're not going to do the green new deal. and now that she's a democratic nomine e, everything is changing. although not long ago, she vowed to banug she was passionaa about it and offshore drilling. that waswell look, will you commit to implementing a federal ban on frackingce your first day in office, adding the united states,list t the list of countries who have banned this devastating practice. there' whondoneds no question ii in favor of banning fracking.

>> so, yes'mn fa, that was then. now, since she's become the democratic presumptive nominee and now the official nomine e. aid well, aides now say she noes longer supports a ban. uld sh but why would she change whiche kamala are you to believe?what o what about customs and immigration enforcement, better known as ice. couple of years ago, remember, she compared ice to the kkk, told a reporter, i should be abolished and the funds should be reallocated. that was then. watch a lot of the signs at the rally you just held for people standin g theresition saying abolish ice. is that a position that you agree with? listen, i think there's no question that we've got to critically reexamine ice and its role and the way that itg ai is being administered and the work it is doing. and we need to probably think about starting wor nk from scratch because there's a lot that ishey wrong with the way that it is conducting itself. >> and we need to deal itt. andcting

>> that was then and now an anonymous campaign aide says kamala no longer supports that position. wants to actually increase funding to ice . lon no longer comparing them to the kkk for noge tw. but what about kamala's plan to confiscate your guns? she's pretty your gu darn adamat about the so-called mandatory gun buyback prograty adamam. >> you might recall. that was then. what would. you do about the millions of specifically assault weapons that are already in circulation? what do you dos an about those? >> well, there are approximately 5 million, to your point, correct? we have to have a buyback program and i support a mandatory buyback program. it's got to bea buybacm an smar >> we've got to do it the righti way. that was then. that's called confiscation, by the way. and a campaign aide noscation r she no longer supports the mandatory buyback program. tsthese changes occurring when she became the presumptive nomineive nomie is seeing a patn here. shielded by age, kamalaalmo

harris is running away from almost all of her long held beliefs deeplyst, held passionae beliefs. he's also trying very hard to, k obscure her track record over the last three plus years. for example, she said over and over and over again, the border is secure. she'd never there, but she'dnev never been to europe either. >> take a look. woulopd you call the border secure? >> i think that there is question that we have to do what the president i asked congress to do. congeirst request we mak pass a bill to create a pathwayy to citizenship. the border is secure. t you're confident this borderr secure. >> we have a secure. and that that is a priority for any nation including ours our in our administration. >> that was then. now she's saying she's going to fix your broken borders

and offer a pathway to citizenshipy to. that would be called amnesty. this is now. >>tch. >> we know our immigration system is brokenon and. we know what it takes to fix it . comprehensive reform that includes strong border security and an earned pathway citizenship. >> border secure our border. cue secure our border. secure. never mind. i'll fix it when i'm president d . what did you do as border czar for the last three and a half years? fo then.what did b this is her now. where she's going to be. tomorrow's anybody's guess. remember? she promised. also, she's now going to tackle inflation. >> and on day one, she's saying it. watch. >> prices for everyday. things like groceries are still tos for ev o high. you know it and i know it. you know, when i was general, g i went after price fixing schemeoi

s. dent and when i am president, it will be a day one priority to fight to bring down prices. i will take on big corporations that engage in illegal price gouging. i will take on corporate landlords that unfairly raise rents on working familiesing re i will take on big pharma and cap the cost of prescriptios withn drugs for all americans. you know it. and i know what inflation in teryatranslates and biden nomics is great. but that was thet n. now she's talking about grand new plans for the first day she takes office, by the way, going after corporationswhich and price gouging. that's interesting because when they gisng becauo after these corporations, those corporations are going to have ions thepeople that are called lawyers. and those lawyers for those corporations are going to be very expensive. some may charge as much as an hr thousand bucks an hour, but they're really good at

what they do and they're going to have tothey are fight . do you think those corporations are going to tak e financial hitr or are they going to raise their prices on you. make no mistake. the day has come and gone along, come and gone. and she has been an integral part of this for the past three and a half years. she's not bringing anything new, nothing fresh to the table, except she is running away from her old record and acting like she had no responsibility for the lastrespn three and a half years. from the border to the t economy to inflation to foreign policy. kamala was the architect, alongr with joe of every miserable, failedy policy decision now playing out across the world. don't take my word for it. let's listen. a former senior biden, susan rice. >> take a listen. i think it's very important to remember that this has been the biden-harris agenda. kamala harris has been an integral architect and execute her of the policies of the

adden-harris administration. but this notion that she somehow doesn't deserve credit for and isn't part of and wasn't an integral architect of the biden-harris administration agenda is is noti only false, it is frankly somewhat bizarres false and of. >> biden harris agenda. she brags. i'll play it later in thete show tonight that she's the last person in the roorm. are you angry about the crisis at the border? do you see all the all thatim is is happening with crime and ,murder, $5 billion new york city alone, the cost of paying the price of that, you know, free housing, educatio n, health care that she so passionately advocated for. well, kamala and joe did that. e he worried about violent crime and lawlessnes di yeah, well, kamala's defund, dismantle, no bail law madnesssb and supporting the the minnesota bail fund and soft on crime follows policies. you ca sofn her.

are you mad that gas is sou ma expensive. she did say it's the price of democracy. what was kamala who blocked drilling and explorationrd-setti doesn't want fracking. are you suffering from record setting inflationinflat? carmelo's reckless spending is the reason for your suffering. but according to kamala, inflation was supposed to be transitory. was th >> i told you.en that was then. take a look. was it wrong to consider inflation transitory? >> i mea>> wt wronn, those prics seem like they're going to be with us for a while. we ownhile have to address the t that we got to deal with the fact that folks are paying forcs gas, paying for groceries and,it are i need solutions to it. >> so let's tas talk about that. >> not so transitory becauseo she's going to make that our top priority. day one, i topf you make her president. kamala, so very proud of biden nomicsf that. >> only last year. take a look.

all that, ladies and gentlemen, and everyone else that ieds called biden nomics. that is called biden nomics. d t and we are very proud of biodynamics. and as today's jobs numbers make clear, biden-nomics is working. >> giggling vice president so proud of biden nomics only a few months ago, also bragging at about the wonders of biden nomics. but now suddenly t of, after her coronation, kamala is, quote, hoping to distanceelves herself from the biden-harris economy, which even carryingfr pierre points out, is kind of laughable. like susan rice said. >> watch. when did you guys learn that vice president harrisst wants to distance herselanf froe biden-nomics h? u thin >> why do you think that?k axios is now reporting that shea is hoping to distance herself from president biden's unpopularityying to di on the en >> can you blame her? do you know this is the

biden-harris administration? you >> a are you aware that thiswa is the biden-harris administration and she is indeeshindeed tesidend the v. >> i could not. do you do doocy job too tough.s it would be too stressful anyway, for one's karine jean-pierre is absolutely right. kamala harris is indeed the vice president of, den ha the biden-harris administration. and yet the lastrrdministratione the room and yeah, played a key role in all of the economi ic and even cast the tie breaking vote to pass that inflation reduction act that massive government spendinr thg bill thu contributed to inflation, empower thousandtetions of new t agents to crack down on middlehe and lower income americans, especially service workers that earn tips. that was then kamala harris can pretend none of this ever happened. now she can steal trump's no tax on tips proposal. she can sapry she had nothing t to do with inflation. and she has a big new plan to fix the economy on day one.ow

but we all know she's lying. l now we all know what she'll do with the economy because she's alreadf thomy becay done . she's in office right now. she's the vice president. n she's the last person in thesh room. if she had a plan to lower costs, she would implementa plat right now. right. anyway, biden is asleep at the wheel. shys bidene can pretty much doey whatever she wants without delay. the entire harris this is built on lying. she wants to lie her way to the highest officewa in our land. it is propaganda. it is misinformationand. nd and you are looking at witnessing it. the very that the washingtonthat t sewer swamp and the politics there have to offer that we've everwe've . kamala is asking you to forget every she has ever said.every po every position she has ever taken, everything she has ever done, all of her failuresilures and all of her leadership

failures all, she wants you toee ignore her entire track record as the architect of the biden administrationd and just vote for the illusion created by the state run media mob,e the biggest campaign contributors to the rue harris campaign. and take no questions. do no gaggles. g do no interviews. nothing. no press conferencss confee. this is getting even a little too weird for. well, jim newscast over fakeethg news cnn. you know something's wrong'sng. >> he's on the right side of something. take a look. i'm sure this is not going be the first time you've heard this question, but the trump campaign is also going after the vice president for not doing enough interviews, for not holding a press conference. would it kill you guys to haves a press conference? why hasn't she had a press conferencelies yet? listen, the vice president, governor wallace, have been busy crisscrossing this countrys since the launch of thisin campaign and adding e allotmgt a governor walz to the ticket. you saw the ways in which

they wenw tht across the battleground states last week generating rallies of as thousand campaign rallies and a press conference. why hasn'ta had a press conference? she's the vice president. she can handle the questions. ions why it?t? >> we absolutely are going to do it. you'll hear her take questions as she's out on the stump and she's as she said last weekn ,we're going to be having a sit down interview here before the end of the monttervie she got eight, seven,ek eight weeks to prepare for one little sit down interview. >> oh, my gosh. the vaporsohapours, you know, pe by the end of the month. this is beyond pathetic. she is hiding the media's helping. they are complicit and they're coordinating with her. according to her campaign, kamala has all these, you know, big new ideas to fix and alldenr the messes she and biden created. and she's not going to taleakt t about them or even mention them on her website. she doesn't want you to know thn e just listen to the anonymous campaign ad just read from a script the samecrip speech on a teleprompter full of platitudes and platitudess an

and applause lines over and over again. apes ovebut don't fix the econo. inflation is still going through the roof. another 3% on top of the 20% inflation from the last three years. and i predict, by the way, she's probably going to get some help. we know the fed chair, jerome powell, is likely in the tank, n will likely low interest rates come september, just to give kamalaomeo and walz a boost.oig but it's not going to fix your economy if you actually want to bring down prices while generating economic growth, you would need to kickgrowth the socialists out of office, looked t to, harris, price hikec have cost the typical household 28,000 dollars. is congratulations. hope h everyone's happy. >> credit card debt hasar exploded and it's exploded to the highest it's ever been in the course of a typical monthly mortgage has tripled. >> vote trump add you'reed incomes will soar, your savings will grow, young people will

be able to afford a home, and we will bring back thegger american dream bigger, better and stronger than ever beforbet >> when kamala lays out her fake economic plane lays, c this week, probably will be a copy of my playn because seven basically that's what she doess. reacti here with reaction, the hoston of making money on the fox business network money i, forme charles payne, former white house chief of staff reince priebus. >>e hous ch it's kind of an unprecedented challenge. >> charles, when you atneve this because we've never had a situation beforer e situ where gets into the game this late, gets talin k, gets a free pass from the media, gets to through campaign ads, totally contradict every position. she's on tape taking, and we'ree supposed to believe that . >> you know, though, here's the thing. i saw an interview on another network, but we showed it a lot today where this middle aged woman who had a pretty good job, talked about how much the price of a bell pepper had gone p. and then she blamed

the government and then she said they don't ant know what they're doing. she didn't say the biden-harris administrationg the and she dit acknowledge that they do know what they're doing because their plan is not has nothing to do with the economy and everything to do with creating a gargantuan government that controls every facet of our lives. and a transformation of that is going to be so extraordinarily expensive, not just to create, but to maintain. tover the last 12 months, we have paid 1.1 trillion1 trilli on the debt that we have. it's absolutely mind boggling, by the way, inflation reduction, that that money still cascading into the economt thy, still keeping inflation afloat. and it's it's -- it's mind boggling to me that people they get in that voting booth are going to have the two choic. do i vote for the buy in, the accept the empty wallet?we wan i mean, that's that's their choice. do i want a better life to lif e by no i head or do i want the by the feel good thing? and i would think maybed move by november, this whole honeymoon phase will be over. by the

r th way, we got some job numbers coming out real, real soon. the last jobs report was pretty ba d. watch for the jobs numbers to get worse. and you mentioned jerome powell cutting rates. he's got to cut rates based on the fact that our employment picture is imploding. keep that in mind. is impthese rate cuts are going to save the economy nearly nearp. to hel no knowledge that the labor short campaign don't mess up. t don't miss this out. don't miss out. the reason the rationale for him to dtionalr hio, though, win acknowledgment that our jobs market is imploding. >> and that's the headline. plon that's the headline that our jobs market is imploding. that's the headline. >> ryan, let me ask you this.g you knowas, you got all of these contradictions, all the flip flopping, flailing and no interviews, no gaggles and no press conferences. you know, everything that she has said, i think these words need to be eaten by her campaign every day and every add in every swing state.

and i don't know that that's happening yet. is it? you're in wisconsin, you're in a swing state. wellat's hapng i, it's not happg at full rate yet. and, you know, there is some strategy there as far as how much you want. keep money tight until you have to unload it afteras far labor . i don't think that's an issue yet. but you're bringing up a good point. yet but yot up is trying to do a couple of things. number one, she's got to do nota think campaign. and like you said, the media is helping her out. but the other thinmpyo is helpig is doing is very slowly and slightly, fromou also pointed out, she's separating herself from joe biden. she's trying to do it. >> she's sort of getting away with it a little bit, i guess. but the way that you win thesets things is to do what donaldo wh trump diatd today is. you go where the votes are. i mean, the big secret in politics is you win by getting more votes than your opponent. and where are the voteg s. they're in the economy. they're on the border. they're at their in their crime issues. >> and what do you have to dhat

you have to, number one, attack your opponent on the issues that matter and move voters, number one. voter two, you got to keepit ear it simple. you have to do it earlyly oft monoofteenn, and then you have to do what you laid out in your monologue, which is you have to tie your opponent to those very issues that matter, that we've just been talking about, which is that there is no better waytf to beat an opponent. and any political expertpoliti will tell you the same thing is when you've got the words coming outge of their mouthethig saying something that's completely opposite of o what nw trying to sell the american people over and overe and over again. there is nothing more powerful than a split scree thaa splin wt own words coming out of their mouth. and that's reallthy has to happn here. >> and it has to happen early and ofte n. all right. reince priebus, charles payne, thank you both. when we come, the talibanba celebrating three years in power in afghanistacelebrn wr military parade of your pay. nry, american weaponr

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tomorrow is the three year anniversary of the taliban and the takeoverbu of kabul. and the single biggest strail ae stain on the horrendous record of biden-harris and their administrationrd of , the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. how did the taliban celebrate? oh, they held a massiv e parade showing off your military equipment, us military equipmenshowing t that joe and a left behind. pentagon report revealed that they abandoned more than billions and billions of dollars worth of military equipment. remember years ago, kamala confirmed sh e a very key role in that withdrawal decision. last person the table.

>> take a look. president biden alwayse last said that he wanted to be the last person in the room, particularly for big decisions r just as he was for president obama. he just made a really big decision o. afghanistan. yes. were you the last person in the room? you n ins. nd you and you feel comfortable? i do. f dand i and i'm going to add to that. this is is ia president who hasn extraordinary amount of extraordinary amount of courage, a disaster. here with reaction, israeli special ops vetera here wn aaron cohen, "fox and friends" weekend co-host pete hegseth, pete, you think back to that all win all of that was preventable because when the taliban wass on on the march all the way from the south, all the way u marp to kabul, they had plenty of time to stop them and to accelerate the withdrawal. they didn't do it. they have all this military equipment. we lost 13 americans that day.

other livewe loss were lost tha. and they promise not to leavemi a singleno american behind. >> and they abandoned many and they abandoned our allies, along with computer files, with their names a on it, soo th that the taliban taking control can find out who helpetalibad ur the last 20 years there. yeah, and a lot of those people were taken out of their a homes homes never to be seen or heard from again. great job, kamala and joe see. >> yeah, we left all the biometric data behind softin they knew exactly who had been working for americans for two decades. >>g to that by kamala harris.t first of all, shameless, because she is shameless. s becausit's also incredibly sh. >> and this this threes year mark is a stain, america. it's a scandal before, during and after. before. becausdae they knew what would happen if we pulled out, if we gave away bagram, if we did it,c that way. and they ignored the advice of everyone who do better. it's a scandal everybo during because they relied on the taliban for security. kamala was the last one in the room giving advice to joe. and then you're getting americans killed and we're hundr leaving hundreds and thousands

americans behind. >> and then a lot of us forget we've given almost $3 billionnc to the taliban since we left. we're still sending aid fundingd controlled by the taliban into afghanistanding con, which they probably used to make all of those vehicles and helicopters operable again.s so this is a this is a stain on joe biden and kamala. >> it led to the war in ukraine. it led to the attack from hamas. it exposed american weaknessri on the global stage in a way we had not seen beforcan wein ae. it's one of the most shameful moments in my history, in our nation's history. and it belongs to joe biden and kamala harris. and our job is to remind longs to americans, if you want more of this, if you want more chaos, then vote for more of their change. lgbtq focus, which is what thei our pentagong pent on instead of actually fighting and winning wars and defeatingot our enemies. >> this is unserious, but it's really dangerous for us. well, let's get your take on an errand, specifically with your spec and in light of thet at fact that we still expect that at any moment, iranoment d

be attacking israel as the supreme leader has been pretty much telegraphing. that's coming any day now. when you look at this and you hw see this, you know, how does the world reacs tht to a weak america militarily and an america that abandoned its allies, abandoned its own military and abandoned, hose you know, american citizens and left them there to fend fotr themselves? >> well, sean, i believe that it shows a complete negligence and incompetence in understanding specifically how guerilla operations work wor in relation to counterterrorism, which is what israel'sk in been b conducting against hamas in gazconductia, going after ter leaders, killing thousands of terroristgoing af ws every d. and i think kamala and biden l are proud of the fact that they left over $1,000,000,000 worth of equipment which which pete pointed out is probably very operable at this point,

signals, which is a very dangerous thing on the global stage. it also shows that the biden-harris administration nation doesn't have the tools to that in order to have a total domestic security and national security package, the united states needs to keepo assets in those regions, just like we're doing in iranns, ror in taking out those terror leaders like ismail haniya. but those troops need to be in those forward operating areas, not folded in, collapsed. to keep that pressurthat pe on e terrorist organizations, because the moment that pressurtssure ise is off, e those demands. that means that they become emboldened. they regroup. they reach a symbol. >> then they start replanningg s and plotting a reminder of 9/11- was a very low tech terror attack. i remember and so do you like yesterday? i also think it puts an eggpu stain on the facttine.

those warriors like pete, who are down in afghanistan and fighting and not having that that that luxury of knowingxury that the work they did isn't stained in inisn' in blood for no reason. we certainly wouldn't allow that to happen in israel. and i thint allothatk the u.s. o to take a look at the way the israelis are handling our counterterror operation. g because now we're looking at the expansion of it through iran and itsror oper proxies ono more dangerous global scale. and i think the u.s. needs to get serious about this. and i think it's donald abouhinko understands that.1 wh and i think that i think that kamala in this culturalculr warfare they're launching has endangered the military ary ande us capacity to be able to fight terror. in the big picture. ling to >> well, america, you know, there are americans that are willing to vote for a womanou that thinks you need the courage to no longer say the words radicatol islamic wors terrorism or the words illegal alien. but of course, most americans wouldn't know that unless they watch this show. o

listening to talk radio and a few other shows here on fox. thank you both. the when we come back.n medi all of a sudden, the mob, the media state run mediacandal is starting to report on hunter biden's scandals. whs,y? you th we're going to tell you the very latest. we'll get reaction. greg jarrett, professoer alan dershowitz, straight ahead . >> 50 times more powerful than heroin. it was causing the most deaths that i'd ever seen. it was the first time i have ever heard the name fentanyl. there's a kind of a sociopath. okay, on there. sociopath marquart was real live with walter white. definitely the smartest criminal i ever met. this guy's a death merchant. this thing was far before it turned into. >> hi, grandma. i played baseball today. oh, that's. >> what position did you play? first base. that's a book grandpa used

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after president biden dropped his reelection bid, his administrationsection b reld the records people have wanted for four years, showingis that while he was viceli president, his son solicitedcite u.s. government assistance for burisma and the special counsel and hunter's tax case says that hunter received compensation. a romanian businessman who was aiming to influence u.s. policy. meanwhile, trump has lost his third bid to remove judge juan merchan from his falsified business records case. that was the misdemeanorssin statute of limitations had passed. that was the one about, let's see, a legal nondisclosure agreement that was put together by a lawyer and recorded as a legal expense. and of course, it didn't matters if they found this novel way to upgrade it to 34 felonies, but base td on the judge's previous political and abusively biased behavior, you pretty much expect it's a fait accompli for this judge to ignore the supreme decision on immunity and impose

a sentence on a case its whose verdict should have been immediately vacated. considering the jury heard evidence regarding donald trump's time in office, well, doing his official duties that would make this guilt, these guilty verdicts unconstitutional. brdge mercha verdictsn, don't hd your breath. remember, their goal is not to serve justiceeath.no. he brag never even said what the underlying crime that madeai this a felony was. i don't even think he knows. on top of the fact the judge gave it up, gave option. well, you got four different options. you agree is guilty for different reasons. again, unconstitutionad tyl itay with reaction. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, harvard law, alan dershowitz is with us. all right. so they hide these things for four years, greg. now, wd we spoe had spoken so o. what about a potential fara violation? oh, that now seems to be in play. soliciting state department help and ambassador and italy's help. then we have the romania

question here. joe's out. what do they care? probably the fix is in for a pardon anyway. >> at the end of the day. oh, i think you're right. and, you know, this shows just how bias and dishoneste nati the national media is with joe biden out of the race, they've suddenly forsaken their cover up and they're reporting the truth. >> and the truth is the bidens netted tens of millions of dollars selling outd io america to foreignns. >> it was hunter who arranged the deals to sell access tod his powerful dad, promises of influence. influenc here. close >> you know, he'd makee an the phone calls, meet with people, cement the deals. but the media was so complicit, they concealed it. they dismissed it as a fiction. disputing the laptop, pretending there was no scandal at all. and then, of course, now we know the administration was hiding the incriminating documents and.the de >> galan's department of justice ran this protection racket. pasean it is still running.

even the special counsel nowcial admits that hunter was an i illegal foreign lobbyist. >>ll but he's refusing to charge him for that or prosecute him for bribery, money laundering, other serious crimes. m joe was an accessory. he repeatedly lied about it. his family, his greedy family got rich, compromising national security. don't be surprised, sean, iff hunter gets a pardon after the election, joe said he wouldn't do it, which means >> till. there you go. it's like kabul. harris said it. you know, she's going to flip and flop. there's noharris s youshe's the. we do have you you look at allf of this, professor, and honestly, the corruption stinks to high heaven. >> and we do have a weaponized justice systemwe d. e whol they've known it the whole time. we have talked about it at length on this progratime anr then you got a situation where we had a supreme court decision

ignoretd as.relate it relates to student loand enes forgiveness that joe justd no totally ignored. and now we have an immunity decisionw an and it looks like judge merchan is going to ignore that and he'll sentence like ne donald trump. that will, of course, be a nodin to his contributiog his n to kai harris' run for the presidency. you know, it makesde people thik at times, you know, we can't even fix this mess anymore. you know, it's just too far gone. i mean, is it is this fixable or is this corruption now so d deeply embedded into our institutions? >> we're not going to be able to fix it. it's so deeply embedded.le the one rule that we have violated is the most rule of all, a single standard of justice without to whoe pers the person is. you know, the bible commandson judges do not recognize faces, do not recognize political parties, do not recognize partisanship by the used by judge marcia to convict

trump of a non crime. you called it a novel crime. ll it's not a crime at all. by that standard , the bidens b jauld be in jail for the rest of their lives. i don't think any of them should be prosecuted. but if you apply the martian standard, the standard of the new york case, where there's nmo crime at all, where there's an expired misdemeanor, would they turn that into a felony? by that standard, the kinds of crimes that hunter biden hasn committed are rampant and withoust a doubt prosecutable. my preference would be to have neither of them. george, i want to see the charges against charge against trump dropped, but it'sp not going to happen. what i predict is marshoenn going to sentence him to prison, but he's not going to impose a prison. he's going to say, i'm sending you to prison. you deserve imprisonmento pr yo, but i'm going to suspend the sentence or i'm going to delay the sentence. e an so that way he gets his cake and eat it. that is, he gets the other side

to be able to say, oh my god, i committed an incrediblea bu offense, but we're not going to put him in jail becaus if h he's put in jail, then he becomes the hero and peoplevr will want to vote for him because he has been a victime of injustice. >> but right now, i agreetion with that unfixable so much they'll start good been downille to he'll get all the invitations that were rescindel thevitationd from yous to martha's vineyard and hangs out in new york you know yeah he'll be they'll be able to say. get what they want, convicted and sentenced and thenicted an will get overtb and nobody will care because that will be after the election. >> sr the ono can dream up plan. and it's an inch indicationrupt repudiation of our justice system to effect elections>> an >> and that's wrong. thank you both. when we come back, harris-walzda as their campaign gets more radical by the day, i've got to believe with th r harrise harris campaign picked to host an evangelical event, more radicalwh surrounding kamaa

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absolutely free text now the harris-walz ticket, it's getting more extreme by the day evangelicals farrah zoom event was hosted by it committee iwant now that's an activist with a longy an history of bashing white people and calls to abolish the polic e. k now take a look at what sheid said at a conference in 2019. nt >> we have to understando something white is wicked. it is wicked. s ro >> it always means it's rooted in violence. otis rooted in theft, it's rootd in plunder. it's rooted in power and privilege. >> and when fox news digital did reach out to juan about herb

past comments, she doubled dowot saying she, quote, told the truth about the wickednesswd of whiteness. and in june of 2016, juan tweetedd in that police ned to be destroyed and rebuilt. late o ber said, we shouldn't event a use the term police any longeryg . well, i wonder how she wouldsh feel about whae woult governor d the minneapolis police doing back in 2020 and was issued that 8 p.m. curfew amid the minneapolis riots. remember it heavily armed police, of course, late to the game, monitoring the streets, shooting residents with paintballs. >> take a look at this. they just keep coming. oh, good night. good night. get inside your house. go look.et's g o,go right about. go outside that side of the hall.

get in, in, get in, get in, get in, get in, get in your house. oh!ou oh, god. oka i heard you goy?t be okay. >> brad, are you okay? you got it. all right. here with reaction, congressman wesley hunt, along with host of tomi lahren, is fearless on outkick, tomi lahren. tomi, paint paul's really pain? ess really i don't know. i would think that if donald trump spoke with such a personpp that'd be big news. . >> well, i give that person credit because if they're a radical, at lease persont they t they're a radical. we're still waiting for kamala harris and tim walz to explain to us their radical records and do their best to defend them. but i'll tell you what really bothers me about that footage of the minneapolis officers that were enforcing those covid protocols. >> most of those officer a thost did not want to do that. and let's also keep in mind that in 2020, thosalsoe, especiy in minnesota, where demonized by the democrap int acrossos this country, and especially in minnesota ove

r george floyd, and then people like tim walz sent those same people that he demonized out into the streets to enforce their tyrannical ther protocols, had them doradical his dirty work just likeik the tyrants in california and elsewhere. th people are radical. they are the most radical and they're the worst kind of radicall r because of the kd of radicals that smile and nod and wink and make thinke yo that they're these happy go lucky midwest folks. i'll telink thl as someone who'e actually from the midwest, that's not how we do it in those states. 1 tim walz is not one of us. he's a radical. be sure of tha a rt. >> lastly, i spoke to a spouse n here in houston and the greatest sound that she couldhe ever hear every day is the sound of velcro, because that means that her spousen heat home alive. and there are brave men and women every single day that risked their liver asrisked to defend and serve us. we the people, this populationri every single day. and they have to respond evering thing ranging from a from a cat to tree to anca

all out gang fight. we've look at what happened duringintree during the summerfi of love in minnesota, what's happening in california. ngmethis is the top of the demoa ticket. do we as americans want this countryt's run liken on california and the lawlessness that we saw during the summer of love in minnesota?minn and the only thing that thesees people have at this poin thit io they are trying to constantly race, bait us and divide this country based the way that we look. i'm here to tell you, down here in houston, texas, we have black you police officers. we have white police officers. we have hispanic police officers. we officers, have asian police . and they get up every single day and serve together. p everit's i actually learned we i was in combat. well, you're fighting a war. you're fighting alongsidep of p your brothers and sisters that just want to make this world a better place. het tothe thing you don't realla about is race. we as a party and we i as counto have got to recognize these radicals for who they are and why are tryinge an to divide ust the future. that's why this november is so importanure.t, because we have t to come together. it's not the radical left from destroying the very fabric and the very soul of this country. >> lot at stake, there's no

doubt about it. how does this play out? will things change? do you think america wakes up to kamala? yes or no? quicklickly.y. unfortunately, i thinkon this honeymoon high is going to last for at leas ooks likt another month and a half. we're hoping that there will be some kind of a wake up call when a debat calle around. but never underestimate democrats. their performance and their backers in the media. >> will this change, wesley? it has to change our world. we're not going to have a country when this is over. and that's why this november is the most consequential election and that i have seen iy lifetime. and america has got to wake upor because we have four more years for this administration and these policies. we will be lost. we wilbe los. all right. thank you both more. hannity next, fox nation would like to thank all active military and veterans by offering their first year of fox nation free stream exclusive shows that celebrate our country. >> this is the story of the greatest american before. there was an america. hear real stories from real heroes, highlighting those

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