joining me now is richard clarke. he's a former adviser to three us presidents and coauthor of warnings, finding cassandra's to stop catastrophes. so richard clarke, welcome back, game this out god forbid, if something were to occur, how would it be responded to by the biden administration, and how might trump seek to take advantage? >> well, i think something like this could happen. the fbi director christopher wray has been publicly warning about it something like this did happen in moscow in march of this year, an isis attack that killed 130 people at the concert so let's imagine the concerts in the united states and it happens in september or october. the october surprise you know what trump will say, he'll say this is a sign that biden fell down on the job. that biden was weak that biden abandoned afghanistan even though trump would have to and he will say that these people came across the mexican border whether or not we know at the time that they did all of that will hurt the biden campaign. a lot. unless it in

clark, and to all the friends and loved ones and sponsor families of these extraordinary graduates, thank you all for what you have done to supportd them in this journey. and, again, i applaud all that you have done every day. in 2020, as a united states senator, it was my privilege to nominate five cadets to thish" class. lynlee davis, elizh kyle moats,d jaricsa vega. and as vice president, i know firsthand the excellence produced by this academy. with me here with me today is lieutenant colonel debra starkey, class of 2009, the first space force guardian to serve as military aide to thes vice president. lieutenant colonel zachary fulton, class of 2007. and major anthony navaroli, class of 2013, who flew me here on air force two. and since taking office, i have flown nearly 400,000 miles, across continents, with the help of graduates of this very academy. so, it is my firsthand experience that this academy produces some of the greatest pilots in the world. [applause] indeed. cadets, today you join generations of ame■mcans w have graduated from this extraordinary institution. and le

of the legislature's new sentencing reforms. >> reporter: steven clark is a former prosecutor and legal analysts. >> what the defense tried to do is get richard allen davis a whole new resentencing hearing from the ground up and what the court said is that's not going to happen. >> reporter: defense lawyers were not available for comment and davis did not attend the hearing. for marc klaas and his supporters who now hope this long and traumatic case is finally over, there were hugs and tears. >> i can't believe i'm emotional, but i'm kind of filled with remorse. we've been through a lot in the years. >> reporter: although polly will long be remembered, something positive that came from her case is ending. marc announced his class kids foundation which he started over 30 years ago after polly's death will be closing by the end of the year. >> yeah. we're closing the foundation. richard allen davis is going to spend at least the rest of his miserable life behind bars. i couldn't be happier for that. >>> switching gears, there is more severe weather on the horizon for parts of the south, t

what about the rights of women who were not impregnated by richard holtorf ?lent 47 minute interview this week by kyle clark of denver's nbc affiliate, and in answering kyle clark's questions, he showed his mastery of three different trump traits. deflection, projection, and, of course, hypocrisy. >> if abortion was the best choice for your girlfriend, why try to deny that with the other women? >> so, let me give you some context about that situation. as i am a pro-life catholic. and i believe everyone should choose life. now, if you listen to my presentation on the house floor, did you listen to it? >> i did, in fact. i just quoted from it. >> so what was the major theme, and what are if he probably 20 times? let me help you. >> i thought you were asking me a question. in fairness, your logic was a bit scattered in that speech. what i am asking you about is the fact that you said you respected your girlfriend's right to an abortion and then gave her money to help her through this time in her life. >> i want to jump into the excellent interrogation by that jou

terry from nixon, texas is it me or does bret baier look like kirk -- clark declined with his glasses columbia south carolina doug burnham would be an excellent vp he's like trump and his policies and could carry the republicans after trump's term. real movement. john from orlando stop me if you heard this before a hooker in ex-wife and us stepmom walk into a courtroom. that made me feel a little sorry for hunter. and guy from colorado i smoked that cush overrated maybe that was the point. >> sean: need to try the mom version. dennis from reno nevada it's pronounced. >> of never seen a bite insurer ever in my entire life. heather from clarksville tennessee. can i be pete's on typically that's all for tonight, hannity has trump i am waters of this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean:

and michael richards as well, who played kramer on seinfeld. don't miss tomorrow's show. >> w e got texts, terry from nixon, texas. is it me or does brad baer look like clark kent when he puts on his glasses? -- you see his cape wears it all around dc. christ kristina from columbia, south carolina doug burgum would be an excelleninutht he's much e trump and his policies and could carry the republican after trump's term. >> yeah, the berger movementpubn is real. john from orlando. stop me if you've heard this before. >> a , an ex-wife, and a step mom walk into a courtroonm that actually made me feelthat a little sorry for hunte mr mike from strawberry park, colorado. i smoked out kamala kush didn't do anything. >> way overrated. maybe that was the. >>, you got to try the mama la kush. that'll get yo sean: nu. m reno dennis from reno, nevada. it's pronounced nevada, not nevada. >> got it. >> stuart from bel air, california. try wearing a biden shirt. your next flight. i hear it gets you first class. and champagne. ver se i've never seen a bideenn

. >> richard, what do you say to people like dave clark, who emailed us in this morning and accused the immigration? >> well, if you look at the draft contract that we've got on our website, we're producing our sort of final contract on monday. you can see 30 pages of lots of policies on different issues, how you stimulate growth , how you make work pay, how you get people off benefits, how you get people off benefits, how you get to zero waiting lists on health care, how you get safer streets and yeah, how freezing immigration and how you stop the boats. so there's a whole range of policies. so with the greatest of respect to mr clark, i think when you really look at it, you can say, actually those are a whole range of policies. of course there's more, and, and that's because we've got the common sense to raise these issues. and i'm not in any way saying there aren't other ways of doing things. what i'm saying is you can't tax you out of a crisis like the tories and labour want to do. you've got to grow your way out of crisis. you've got to think boldly. you've got to think boldly. you

yours or richard tice ? or richard tice? to richard , are you happy with richard, are you happy with this? and he's more than happy with this. in fact, i think he's delighted with it, actually. so we've talked on and off about this, of course, for months, and i've been very reluctant to do this. very reluctant. i mean, to be honest, i've been reluctant because i've actually rather enjoyed life @gbnews and it's been a great job, best job i've ever had. i did enjoy your job ever had. i did enjoy yourjob as well when i was there, but, but but then again, you know, i got sacked, but i'm used to that, it happens quite regularly, no. i've loved being @gbnews and doing a show four nights a week and doing extra stuff and travelling around the country and all of those things, so giving that up is not an easy thing. >> your plan to do this today , >> your plan to do this today, to come here today, to stand and to come here today, to stand and to swap jobs with richard tice that was your idea or his idea? >> oh, i don't was it a conver