>> thank you so much. >> tucker: that's our christmas gift to you, america. merry christmas. edition of "hannity." president trump closing out the year with a major legislative victory by officially signing the $1.5 trillion gop tax cut into law. take a look. >> we're going to wait until january 7th or 8th and do a formal ceremony. but every one of the networks was saying will he keep his promise and sign it before christmas? and so i immediately called and said let's get it ready. this is something that republicans wanted for years and democrats wanted for years and

it never got done. who would object to trillions of dollars being brought back into the country? nobody. the biggest tax cuts and reform in the history of our country. this is bigger than president reagan's many years ago. i'm very honored by it. democrats don't like tax cuts. they want to raise your taxes. they don't want to lower your taxes. they want to raise your taxes and they want to spend money foolishly on things that we don't need in many cases. >> the president being very loose in his speech earlier today and as the lawmakers leave washington for christmas, major battles are set for when they get back in january. however, the president is on offense after passing this massive tax cut bill. joining us now, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry. i got to tell you, i'm excited and exuberant about this. the president began speaking and we cut to it.

millions of people heard what he said today and he was just being trump. >> he has been on defense for a large chunk of the year. the muller investigation. they have to white house and the house and the senate and they stepped up here. you heard ryan and mcconnell and others say it was presidential leaderships that got this across the finish line. we have heard chuck schumer for weeks now say this is not going to trickle down. the workers, the employees are not going to feel the corporate tax cut. what has happened in the last 48 hours? >> chuck schumer says republicans will rue the day. that's a narrative. what about the political battle shaping up? >> it's going to be a difficult 2018 for republicans. you've got to be fair.

barack obama faced this. clinton faced this. you will likely face losses in the mid-terms but the tax cut may mitigate that and help this president big time. when chuck schumer says this is not going to trickle down and boeing and at&t say we are giving out $1,000 bonuses and hiring more people and investigating in our company. that's what the president promised would happen and which democrats said would not happen. if you have an economy that is picking up steam in recent weeks and months take off in 2018, that's going to wreck some of the democratic plans for gains in the mid-terms. >> the democrats are going to have a tough time with the kitchen table response which is i have 1,000 more bucks in my pocket and paying less taxes and not paying taxes on that money. if that matters in the political narrative. but numbers matter here. if you say at&t and they give

200,000 people $1,000, they are putting somewhere around $200 million, give or take an employee into pockets in the economy. how does the democrat go against that? >> they buy a television for the holidays and put food on the table. in 2012, barack obama in the election year, of course, was talking about a one-time tax rebate that was small. $40. #40dollars. you probably remember this. and democrats saying this is going to make a big difference. that was nothing compared to this. the average middle class family of four will get a tax cut of $2,000. that puts the $40 to shame. and by the way you have every single democrat in the house and senate who is on record voting for higher taxes and lower wages because they didn't want to see what's playing out now play out. if the republicans can't write a 30 second tv ad pointing out

every democrat voted for higher taxes they should get another line of work. >> the republicans, we are going to talk to the chair woman of the rnc in a minute. they have to go out. they don't have to sell it. it is signed. it is law. the president said i don't need to travel. it's going to sell itself. >> but they need to explain the benefits to the american people and they have to rebut the attacks on corporations. >> and he's going to have to finish the job. immigration reform, infrastructure, there's a lot. health care. are they going to take another bite of the apple? they promised repeal and replace. they failed this year. can they come back with a third way, not obamacare or repeal and replace. is there a third way. there are challenges heading into 2018 but the tax cut gives him a head of steam. >> and the people paying the obamacare taxes 80% make under

$50,000. that means repealing the individual mandate is a big boost for americans. a major boost. >> and the opposite of what democratic leaders have been saying. think about chuck schumer saying this is all about the rich. nancy pelosi saying if this bill passes people are going to die. maybe the opposite is happening. >> a christmas present. >> there you go. >> ed henry, good to see you, my friend. joining us now, rnc chair, ronna mcdaniel. great to see you. we have talked through this process on radio and in person about this and a major achievement. the president gets a major legislative win and the rnc now, you guys have to take it to the streets. where do you begin? >> it is a historic day. it's a great christmas president and president trump led the way. you know, i think about a year ago when he was coming to my state of michigan and traveling this country and recognizing that wages were stagnant and people were suffering.

now today he has said we are fighting for you. we are going to give the middle class a huge tax cut. we are going to make your paychecks bigger. we're going to increase jobs and grow the economy and fight for the american people. as the republican party, we are going to hammer home the accomplishments of this president and senator mcconnell and speaker ryan and when mind them that the democrats were nowhere to be found. joe mansion went home and saw a banner that said "we'll remember in november." no democrats supported middle class tax cuts and helping the american people. >> let's talk about the major driver of the economy and that is the corporate side of this. it's s-corp.s, llps, the individual truckers out there that call every day and say what does it mean to me? what does it mean for the people in that 50 to $75,000 income level with a pass through and

business. what does it mean to them? >> they're going to take more money home. it's two-fold. we cut so many regulations. the president focused on that, cutting regulations and that is so important to the small business owner. because they were so constricted by these cumbersome regulations. and with the tax cuts they're going to be able to invest in their businesses and be able to help their families. this is a great day for small businesses, for like you said, those truck drivers, people across the country are going to benefit and that's who president trump targeted with this huge tax reform bill. >> ed henry brought it up a while ago, ro ronna, can the republicans write a 30 second ad that sets out what this means to the american people? >> republicans are putting the american people first. and we are -- increasing their

paychecks. we're going to focus on creating jobs and increasing wages and grow this economy and make america a better place for all americans and we have delivered at every turn this year. give us the majority in 2018. >> now let's talk about other things. i like to cover the things that aren't always there. today is a big day with tax cuts. but what about other things? regulatory reform? we've got immigration on the table to deal with. daca. is the rnc going to come together and do these things. the word is out that the president is going to the border to look at these walls. >> so much has been accomplished. you look at neil gorsuch and tax cuts. the president has signaled he

wants to tackle infrastructure next year. that should bring bipartisan support. there is a lot in the accomplishment column for republicans. what have democrats done this year? nothing. resist and obstruct and fighting this president at every turn even if it is at the best interest of their constituents is not a message to run on. we have shown we can governor as a party and a president is leading the way. our hand is out to democrats. if they are not going to work with us we're going to get it done. >> are they going to come across the aisle? we have heard nancy pelosi saylinging this is arm get don. you know the words that are being used and they are not reading the bills. nothing new for democrats. but are they really going to come to the table? >> there are some senators

looking at 2018. joe mansion, heidi hide camp, sherrod brown, these senators in these red states, they want the photo ownershp with the preside they are beholden to chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. when the constituents go to the ballot box they are going to ask what did my senator do? especially on middle class tax cuts and infrastructure. >> thanks, ronna. great to see you, have a merry christmas. you have worked very hard in the first part of this term. good luck. have a great christmas. you deserve a break. >> thank you, david. the liberals at msnbc have been trashing the tax plan but they shouldn't be. and before we explain why, watch this. >> this is something donald trump with all the corruption and all the self dealing that is

swirling around donald trump, this tax plan proves that like autocrats across the world, donald trump has perfected the art of the self deal. >> like elementings. are they going to back him on the firing mueller? >> there's a difference between giving to the corporations and hoping the corporations pay it down and the difference of the tax cuts for the middle class and not just the wealthy or the corporation. >> the effects of the tax bill started to reverberate today as the wealthiest people and powerful corporations in this country started to scramble to figure out how to handle all the money the republican tax bill just gave them. when your family's taxes go up you can take comfort knowing that's what you are paying for. >> instead of attacking the tax bill maybe these liberal hosts

should be thanking president trump. here's why. comcast, the parent company of msnbc will be giving $1,000 bonuses to 100,000 employees because of the tax bill. and the fcc's actions on broad band. thank you about that for a moment. do the numbers add up to the rhetoric? joining us deroy murdock, and noelle nickpoor. deroy, you talk about the civil rights industry a lot. this is the liberal media industry selling the narrative. do the numbers add up when the very employees of comcast are getting millions of dollars that they will inject into the economy on their own? >> we heard from chuck schumer and nancy pelosi this money would go to the ceos and top executives. and the day after this tax cut plan was passed we are finding

$1,000 bonuses for hundreds of employees. if you are rachel ma doe, maybe it's not a lot of money. but think about a cable guy or someone in customer service or a secretarial position, that money will be very much appreciated right before christmas. >> leslie, good to see you, is this a christmas present for america? i know the democrats want to paint this as a disaster. they haven't seen it play out. but to deroy's point. the money going into the economy, some $200 million from at&t to employees. 100 million from comcast. may not matter to the elitist but about the americans out there? >> let's talk about the truth. the republican that at&t did this, it's not altruistic. the reason they did it was a $28 million tax incentive for them this year because they would get screwed next year. in addition, the hundreds of

jobs taken away from individuals, the layoffs from at&t. 600 of them. >> they are based on the trump tax plan? >> by the way, david, neither are from the -- neither are from the trump tax plan. the timing makes it look like that way. they are protecting themselves because of the changes for them as a corporation. they get a better tax break of $28 million more as opposed to losing $48 million more if they wait until 2018. they need to distribute the money and it makes them look good. do you ask is it a christmas present? it may appear that way, but that's not the reason. is it a present to the poor or elderly or the disabled or to people that don't make between 300 and $700,000 a year or don't

identi itemize their taxes? no. but noelle according to leslie, at&t just spent $200 million to cover $28 million. i'm not following the numbers here. >> you know, first of all, i've got to tell you something i'm angry with what the democrats have done to spin this. number one, let's just look at corporation ceos. corporations employee 152 million american people. and i'm really tired of the media spin that corporations ceos and corporate america is evil. they supply us with jobs. they're not evil. the last time i checked democrats and republicans own corporations. and the other thing that i'd like to say which is irritating for me is the fact that you know, this tax cut really

emphasizes what donald trump is trying to do. he was elected on the backs of the working man because the democrats weren't representing them and he turned blue states into red states. look at the ones that he won. and he made good on that promise. they are going to see money in their paychecks. and these corporations that are getting these tax cuts, they are giving back to their employees. so they're not evil doers, nice try for the democrats narrative to spin it to where the corporations are fat cats and taking home a bunch of cash. there may be one or two bad actors that leslie can trump me on. but the majority, these guys, these women and men that are ceos of american corporations, they are giving it back. >> so deroy, let's do some numbers here. and i like the fact that when you look at some of the things, doubling the standard deduction, $18,000, if you are a single parent and $24,000. if you are a household under

that 40,000 or under that 50,000, you have more of your money to use on top of that. the child tax credit that has been increased. and another category has been added, of $500. do the numbers match leslie's narrative? >> this is money that people will keep in their pockets. if you used to pay the penalty for not having obamacare, that's gone. it is voluntary now. if you want it, you can have it. if you don't want to you don't have to have it. there is a 529 plan to let people put money aside for private school, what have you, that's a fantastic thing that ted cruz put in. it's the biggest boost for school choice. at&t may figure they are getting a special benefit giving the bonus to their employees, what about comcast, sinclair, wells

fargo -- >> i mean, the list is growing. >> all these other people. >> whatever the motives might be, it's interesting the others are giving these bonuses and putting money into worker education, committing money to spend on production of facilities and this is within 48 hours of passage of this bill being signed. i think next year will be a boom for the economy. and the party of no, the democratic party will have trouble in november going before the voters and saying as people enjoy these things that gee, we didn't step up and allow you to have that. they voted no to all of these benefits. >> democrats always talk about give a tax break to the poor on the lower rungs of the income ladder. in this is the repeal of the obamacare mandate. 80% of the people who are under that mandate make under $50,000. wouldn't democrats be on board

with this? now they don't have to pay an onerous tax? >> no. and i'll tell you why. i'm glad you asked me that. this is one of my pet peeves is the health care side of things. one of the reasons that democrats and republicans felt that we as a nation had a need few reformation wasn't just the numbers. but let's look at different numbers, let's look at pure numbers of how many sick versus how many people to treat those sick. there are hospitals closing throughout the united states because the emergency rooms have been bombarded because people didn't have insurance to take care of to put them -- the preventative -- i'm answering -- >> jury you'you're trying to se >> i'm answering your question. >> noelle, go ahead. >> i know leslie is complaining but the democrats had a shot to get some things that they needed because you know, remember -- at

a certain time we weren't sure if we had enough republican votes. here are the democrats in a big cluster and nobody came forward to see if they could get some things in the bill to help and vote for. they didn't participate. so it's really kind of unusual they're sitting here upset about it and crying over spilt milk. >> now they can cry over spilled eggnog. merry christmas. >> i'm not crying at all. >> deroy and noelle. >> she's in the next room. >> to the democrats, go cry in your eggnog. we'll keeped t-- we'll keep the spilled milk. we'll tell you what action jeff sessions is taking following reports that the obama administration gave a free pass to a terrorist group. and more details about the

fbi's potential role in sharing the trump dossay with the media. stay with us.

♪ >> david: welcome back to this special edition of . >> david: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." major developments in two big scandals, fox news exclusively reporting that jeff sessions has ordered a justice department review of an obama era initiative of project cassandra. it tracked hezbollah's drug trafficking moves in the united states and abroad. it alleges that the obama administration shut down this initiative in order to secure a nuclear deal with iran. also tonight, politico reporting that james baker, the fbi's top lawyer was in contact with a

liberal journalist of david corn of mother jones in the weeks before the outlet broke the first news story about the existence of the anti- trump dossier. here with reaction to all of this, former utah congressman jason chaffetz and gregg jarrett. with the legal aspect of this. the idea of prosecutorial discretion and how do you apply it to something of this scope? >> it does not apply to this. the federal courts have held that it only applies to individual cases and small groups of cases. this was a massive group of cases involving the terrorist group hezbollah, not prosecuting them for drug trafficking and money laundering, you can't hide

behind prosecutorial discretion for that. i have concerns that justice may have been obstructed by the obama administration. you are not allowed to interfere in the due process of the law for political purposes. it appears that the obama administration was doing precisely that, trying to curry favor with iran on the nuclear deal. how many american lives were lost because of the influx by hezbollah of cocaine into america? >> not just that, jason, let me bring you in on this because it's not just the lies that gregg talks about. but it's the effect on others around the world. we're talking about if this politico report is to be believed and if it is true, that there were 30 agencies or so involved in this. not just one agency. this is beyond discretion. what about the different layers of this and does congress have a responsibility here with oversight and how so?

>> no, congress absolutely needs to get to the bottom of this. this is one of those disgusting stories that for purely political reasons to complete a deal with iran they turn their nose away. the investigators put their lives on the line and are doing a great investigation and then get to the point where they are seeing there are untold amount of drugs and cocaine coming to the united states of america via hezbollah of all people, and they just start to turn a blind eye to not prosecute or tone it down? i mean, politico, this is one of the best investigative pieces of jurnlism given the depth. the people are on the record. but the author of this piece has got to be proud of the work. because he has done a good job documenting this. congress should look at it and it's a disgusting story. >> david: there are a couple things in this story, unsealed

indictments. there is a filing a big critic of president trump early in the administration. before we move on to other issues. there seem to be a host of issues coming out of justice. what about those aspects of this can they be brought back into play? >> we don't know the date of the transactions that gave rise to what were supposed to be criminal prosecutions. if the statute hasn't run the prosecutions ought to be presented in court, people indicted and prosecutes and convicted and thrown behind bars. we just don't know. hopefully they can still be prosecuted. but the obama administration may have prevented that by what appears to be inappropriate if not illegal action. >> david: so let's go to jason, because i like to ask questions especially of our former congressmen of what the inspector general's office is doing in washington, d.c. we have another politico report

about a senior counsel, james baker and what may have been a connection to the trump dossier. where is the inspector general in this? how does this -- and how does congressional oversight get into play here? >> trey gowdy, he took over after i left and the inspects general report up on a jurisdictional basis through the oversight committee. michael horowitz is the inspector general at the department of justice for 150 employees, a massive budget. they have been doing the investigation on the comey matter, the hillary clinton e-mail matter and now two publicly released news reports one in july saying that james baker, the senior most counsel there at the department of justice, was being looked at for releasing classified information to a journalist and just today as you said, it popped that he has been reassigned.

now we don't know exactly why that happened or what happened there, but you know, people like trey gowdy and john ratliff and devin nunez are going to be all over this. but i have a lot of faith in the inspector general. they have rooted out a lot of things. >> let's bring you together on this aspect of it. first to you, gregg, what can be done inside justice to work with congress to bring this to a real hearing, not another d.c. political hearing? >> share information and documents. i don't believe in coincidences as a lawyer. i -- i find it hard to believe that it's just a coincidence that james baker, the general counsel of the fbi, suddenly is reassigned at the same moment that the justice targets him for allegedly leaking important

anti-trump dossier to a liberal reporter just before the election. is that a series of fantastic coincidences? my instincts as a lawyer tell me absolutely not. >> and jason, if they aren't coincidences the only way to find out is a real investigation. can the house judiciary get involved in this? >> yes, i think it starts with the inspector general and the 450 employees there. by the end of march they will have a definitive report. that is going to be a critical piece. it's something that myself and elijah cummings asked and it got started. i think they need a change at the attorney general's office. i don't think that attorney general sessions is up to the job. he's had to recuse himself of all this. it's why we have director mueller. it's going to be people like trey gowdy and john ratliff and a host of other people there

that have got to get their fingers into it but it's they have to be able to follow a testimony trail and these people made available to the committee so they can do transcribed interviews and the evacuation they need to do. jason chai fets and gregg, have a great christmas. great to see you. democrats warning that robert mueller may be fired but the white house says it's not going to happen. is the left trying to create a crisis? stay with us as this special edition of "hannity" continues.

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any attempt by this president to remove special counsel mueller from his position or to pardon key witnesses in any effort to shield them from accountability

or shut down the investigation would be a gross abuse of power and a flagrant violation of executive branch responsibilities and authorities. >> if there is a firing of robert mueller or a pardon, both would cross a red line and undoubtedly lead to a firestorm much as there was in the saturday night massacre when richard nixon tried to do the same. >> if they are watching that spectacle and listening to republican members talking about a coup and criminal activity in the fbi. that len courage the president to think he can fire mueller with impunity. >> if the president were to fire special counsel mueller our country would face a constitutional crisis. >> david: those were several democrats in the past few days trying to manufacture a false

narrative that president trump might fire special counsel mueller. according to john roberts today, saying that president trump is definitely not going to fire mueller and that and all this rhetoric from democrats is based on pure speculation. joining us now with reaction, radio host steve levy, fox news contributor doug chone and danini baa welly. -- barelli. by the way, the pardon not happening was the news. would he pardon michael flynn but why are they driving this narrative sarah sanders has said this is not happening. >> we have gone from fake news to fake firing, david. what part of there is no intention to fire mueller does the left not get?

i think really, they are desperate right now. they are desperate with their message because all we hear is identity politics. they are desperate with the fact that they don't want any of the good news coming out of this administration to make the headlines. look at what the economy is doing and what the lower tax cuts will be able to reinvest in their companies and employees, giving out bonuses. they don't want to talk about the good that is coming up. but what they are also doing is deflecting from the bias that we had heard within the fbi administration. >> david: doug, i have known you for years. you understand messaging and what works and what doesn't. there is a huge story today. does mueller or the firing or predicted firing, whatever you want to call it, does it touch the story of the tax bill today, is it effective? >> here's what i would say, when the president hinted at the

possibility that general flynn could be pardoned when he said we'll see. i think that raised the specter of what a number of the democrats talked about happening. in fairness the president has been very clear that former director mueller is not going to be fired. and i think the democrats and the republicans would best focus on getting these investigations finished and completed, also look at the fbi agents for their behavior and indeed to add a little cherry for daneen's happy day we need to look at uranium one and secretary clinton. but let's get the investigations done before we rush to judgment or politicize. >> let's bring in steve levy in on this. you're the new guy here. you're a radio talk show host like me. you talk to people every day. the president said he's not

going to do it. doug's right. when you hint at something they take and run with it. but does the story override the question i asked doug and what do the democrats do next when he doesn't fire mueller or doesn't pardon flynn? >> you know, david, i wrote a book a couple of years ago called "bias in the media" detailing how the coverage of me shifted when i changed my registration from democrat to republican. and i can tell you after what i witnessed over the last three days in the media, i have to write a part two. it was incredible, the last three days on these other outlets in the media were dominated by this fake story. it started when congresswoman jackie spears said she heard a rumor that there might after christmas be some type of nix

sonnian massacre of firings. but i tell you this was work straited in back rooms by democratic operatives. you saw thereafter everyone got their talking points, schumer and warren went to the floor of the senate. nancy pelosi wrote to speaker ryan saying you must stop this and they were aided and abetted by the liberal media. and it obscured real stories that the outlets never covered on uranium one, the dossier and this hezbollah opiate scandal. >> it reminds me of the backlash and the black-lash you have put up with on the media. are they willing to sacrifice their business to it? >> their credibility is in the tank. you have the progressive media and liberal media, they're all

writing and saying the same thing. instead of reporting the truth the facts to americans they are doing a disservice to the country. >> david: we're businessmen and women here, to me they are destroying their business. >> i will say this, the lack of diversity in the media is deeply troubling. i wish i could sit here and say to daneen and steve levy and say you are wrong but there is more what we call "fake news" out there than any of us would like to say. i'm a democrat but slade what steve reports has and does happen. >> david: stay with us. coming up, democrats appear to be ramping up impeachment efforts ago. we'll tell you what they're planning for 2018. stay with us right here on "hannity."

♪ >> david: welcome back to this special edition of >> david: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." ever since he took office, democrats in the media have been questioning his fitness for office, even calling for his impeachment. take a look at this. >> his motives and his actions are -- and i will fight every day until he is impeached.

impeach 45! >> i rise today, mr. speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america. >> the president's decision to end daca was heartless and it was brainless. >> we all agree that president trump's decision to end daca is a despicable act of political coward i cowardice. >> after watching the clinton impeachment, i think we are in impeachment territory. >> president trump did a tweet last night and a tweet this morning. not presidential. >> the president's fitness for office is something that is being called into question. >> i'm very worried about his fitness. >> david: it's nice to know that nancy is worried about it. and according to the "washington

post," the appointment of jerry nad exempl nadler is a clear sign of the left's attempts to impeach the president. still with us, radio talk show host, steve levy, doug schoen and deneen borelli. let's go to doug schoen. what is the strategy here? what is the plan? i mean, maxine waters by the way, has a $4.5 million mansion on a $450,000 claimed income. i needed to get that in. what are they selling to their base? >> they're selling resist. i'm a centrist democrat. they recognize they can keep everybody together with one simple principle, resistance and attack donald trump. i would have put forward an alternative tax plan. they didn't do that. the republicans weren't that eager to compromise.

it's all about resist and attack and ultimately if you listen to the talking points we just heard, ultimately move toward impeachment. >> steve, hang on a second. but doug, i just want to redirect on this. if the democrat's plan is to resist and the base keeps coalescing but dwindling how does that win them national elections? >> they did very well in virginia. they did very well in new jersey. they have won a bunch of legislative seats. they're up by double digits in the generic vote which usually presages a substantial victory in the house elections. that's the deal and that's the strategy. >> steve levy you heard the strategy from doug but they won in expected areas. in the senate they're going to defend 24 seats or so. so are the numbers really with

the democrats on this? >> well, the numbers are with the democrats if they take control of the house. and if they do, i think you can bet on impeachment being almost a certainty. you have to understand, jerry nadler, i know him because i was in new york politics during the '90s when he first got elected into congress. he's a very smart fellow but very, very partisan. he has already said while the election was legitimate the president is illegitimate because of the russian probe and that has been echoed by a number of democrats. the blush you had about the impeachment resolution got 58 votes before there had been any type of investigation that was started at all. on top of that i saw a tv ad today by tom stier who is calling for impeachment because he doesn't like the president's

tax plan. have we come to that now? david where you disagree with policy it's impeachable? it's scary. a lot of the folks in the democratic party are moving the goal post. first they said it was about collusion. they couldn't get the smoking gun. so they shifted it to the talk about obstruction. not enough there. so they start talking about the personal finances in the '90s. not enough there. so we'll talk about his relationship with women in the '80s. >> david: let's get to deneen on this. he has clearly got women voters behind him. let me throw this silly word in there "the constitution." bill clinton who was impeached on the 19th of this month in 1998 had to be charged with a crime. there has to be a chargeable crime to impeach the president in the house. and yet nothing they have

brought up in reasons works. cases keep getting thrown out. >> they say just because he is president. you have maxine waters screaming for impeachment at a eulogy. this is how low the democrats will go. they don't like the fact that president trump is in office. >> david: great to see you. steve levy, doug schoen, deneen borelli, you do a great job. it's great to see. look at this line-up. radio, television, and someone who actually tells it by the numbers. doug, they're going to throw you out of the party. >> they have already inched me out. >> david: coming up, more "hannity" after the break. stay with us. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424.

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