who knows ho how many we have so grateful you spent it with us. in the meantime, we introduce you to the great sean hannity, standing by new york to take it away. >> sean: i thought you were talking about somebody else, tucker. thank you for that warm introduction. great show as always. welcome to "hannity." a lot of ground to cover. more lawlessness shockingly in seattle but we do a video that will shock you from a gruesome assault in new york city and much more tonight. we begin with some good news, my heart not as troubled. how do you like that? good news, we need good news. it looks like tonight we can say that a robust, v-shaped economic recovery might come out looking good, be underway. brand-new numbers, look at this, retail sales in the month of may broke all expectations rising by nearly 18% and that's double the most recent forecast and it is the highest monthly gain in the

history of the u.s. let me repeat that, that is the highest monthly gain in the history of our country. now it's very clear as more than ever that in 140 days, you, we the people face a pivotal mome moment, this is a crossroads election. capitalism, socialism, peace through strength, appeasement, open borders, sanctuary cities, sanctuary states, secure borde borders, government takeover of industry and confiscating, free market energy independence and constitutionalists on the bench, a lot at stake in 140 days. we're going to continue to also make economic progress with the president's pro-growth agenda and descend into the always predictable, always, always, always, my new book "live free or die," the failures of socialism. they want to repeat what we know

will fail and do simple abacus or calculator would show them that but they don't care. how did obamacare work out for you? as we count down to election day, ask yourself this question. in biden's four plus decades as a senator, eight years as vice president, what did he ever do to help improve the lives of you, we the american people, all americans? what did they do to improve police, community relations when they held the highest offices in the land for eight years? did they improve relations after the riots in ferguson, missouri? ask yourself, did they improve them after the riots in baltimore, maryland, freddie gray, did they improve them by inflaming tensions, cambridge police and many other incidents? no, of course not, they fanned the flames, rush to judgment, vilified police officer standing case after case after case there rush to judgment was wrong. and as for solutions, what are

they do? nothing. and by the way, you think about this, they do anything to improve the quality of life for americans especially minority americans who live in some of america's biggest cities run by democratic governors and mayors for decades and decades? did they improve the school system? at the end of the obama-biden administration? guess what, third highest per capita spending city in america. baltimore. in baltimore they had 13 public high schools that had zero students proficient in math. zero. meanwhile, in obama's hometown, we watched the violence all throughout the eight years he was president, violent crime exploded and he barely mentioned it, a few times, that's it. did he do anything? know. into as a 9-2016, 4,000 americans were murdered in his hometown city, the windy city. so many thousands of others injured. and virtually every major liberal city in the country we see a similar trend. not hard to figure out, violent

crime way up in los angeles. new york, way up. minneapolis, way up. crime spiraling out of control in almost every major democratic-run city and state but finally we have a president that is willing to take action. we're going to compare and contrast the president's full record of compliment coming up tonight. we start with the president's brand-new order on policing. by the way, things that joe and barack never did. take a look. >> americans believe we must support the brave men and women in blue who believes our streets and keep us safe. invest more resources in police training, recruiting, and community engagement. today i'm signing an executive order encouraging police departments nationwide to adopt the highest professional standards to serve their

communities. they are great men and women. when others run away from danger, police run straight into harm's way, often putting their lives at stake to protect someone who they don't know or never even met. >> sean: with his executive order president trump is increasing police accountability with a nationwide database that documents excessive use of force claims, impactful in both the floyd situation and what happened in atlanta. both times, the order also set guidelines for police transparency, bans the use of choke holds unless an officer's life is at risk and you know, guess what? all holds barred to save your life. during the eight years in office, barack, joe, they didn't do one of these things, not a single one. and president trump is actually, he's talking to everyone, incorporating all sides into his policy decisions and earlier

today even one former obama official actually had, shockingly, surprisingly it rightfully prays for the president. take a look. >> there were a number of families there who spoke directly with the president, attorney general barr and also with tim scott and all those law-enforcement people were listening and they basically just told their story which apparently according to people i talked to, there were tears and the president was kind and gracious to them. that did not turn into a big photo op or a big media moment. that was more of a process of trying to move this white house forward and i think those families feel good about having a chance to tell those stories to make a difference. i agree with the level of frustration, the pieces that are being put in place now are not adequate but they are in the

right direction. >> sean: also more than barack and joe did. not everyone was happy with the president's executive order, democrats accused him of not going far enough. why didn't you say that a president barack obama and vice president forgetful joe biden? the media mob were upset that race did not play a more prominent role in the order. moments ago, let's take a look at what h he said. >> you can't really fix the heart of people but you can fix individual pieces that deal with the real problems which is access, opportunity, if you talk about the police force, it's about having police force that represents the community, access to education, access to capital, those are the things that we are really dealing with. >> sean: by the way, as the president says at the end of his rally, we have one glorious nation under god, we are one american family, all of our

citizens, all of you, we are one family, we are all important. that's why president trump, that's why he passed prison reform. that wasn't barack and that wasn't joe, it was president trump who got nonviolent first offenders out of jail. again, not obama, not biden, it was president trump who offered a clemency. that was president trump who pardoned angela stanton king. not barack obama, joe biden. president trump massively increased funding to historically black colleges and universities. again, they had eight years. obama, biden did nothing. it was president trump who developed a special tax-free opportunity zone to low income neighborhoods. again, joe and barack, they did nothing. president trump oversaw what was the greatest economic surge for every american demographic. all americans, that did not

happen, just the opposite happened under president obama and the forgetful vp joe biden. african-americans, hispanic-americans, asian-americans, women in the workplace, youth unemployment, african-american youth unemployment, record low unemployment after record low after record low. now, look at the early numbers, things are bouncing back quicker than i thought they ever would. as president trump is getting back on the campaign trail to connect with voters in person at rallies. not biden, i'm fine with him, he only sees two people a day, stay in the basement. he's terrified, apparently, to live in his house. some in the mob and the media and others don't want the president to have rally, they're going to go with a lawsuit. they claim that the president's

upcoming rallies are putting lives at risk but they have zero problem with the mass protests all over the country the past two weeks, many democratic politicians even the ever, close down everything governor of michigan, maybe that president just called the valley of protest and everything's fine, the media won't criticize you. call it a protest against socialism or a protest against forgetful joe. as election nears, it's important to ask who you trust to get the economy back on track. they failed for eight years. let's see, 13 more million americans on food stamps. lowest homeownership rate in 50 years, worst recovery since the '40s and accumulated more debt than every president before them combined and disproportionately impacted, yeah, minority communities. who will you trust to fix

america's cities, who do you trust to improve policing and end of the unrest and do you trust to the ever joe biden who has been in the washington swamp? what has he done in 40 years? he has little to show for it. do you trust president trump who moved at lightning speed to make the country a better place and kept his promises, that was refreshing. in 140 days, i'm beginning to feel the urgency. i can't decide this election but you can, you, the american people will be the ultimate jury. your decision will impact this country for decades to come. and i'm saying based on what they are saying and proposing that we all know has failed, this country will be unrecognizable, in my opinion, for our children and grandchildren if god forbid they win. i wrote a book, it's coming out august 4th, you can go to amazon.com, hannity.com. the reason i wrote it is because this is the tipping point, this is the moment, everything is at

stake here, this is not a game. you want the country, freedom and liberty? that's the country that will be existing under donald trump. you want the country of failed socialism? you will get that under forgetful joe. here with reaction, house minority leader kevin mccarthy. i guess i've always had this sense of urgency in me, i'm beginning to feel it more than ever because what they are proposing, a guaranteed failure and you don't need to be a mathematician to figure out that there are $94 trillion new green deal in ten years and their $52 trillion medicare for all loan, not spending a penny on anything else, so security or defense, we can't possibly ever afforded and all the promises of free, free, free, will never happen, congressman. >> you are correct. and what you just talked about, you saw the president today put people before politics, he works towards solutions, not towards more socialism.

for him to take the action he did to bring more transparency and accountability at the speed, he believes in making a change. this president is rebuilding and restoring this country and the thing that america has to understand, you cannot save america if you do not believe in her. we are so much better than what is happening in seattle. that's the difference coming up in this election, here's a president that proved he can rebuild and put everybody back to work. he can get criminal justice reform even though barack obama tried but could not. it he could get opportunities to give the next generation hope and change that no generation before had and he will rebuild this economy stronger than we were before and we will no longer be tied to china with team at which obama-biden administration gave us. >> sean: and those manufacturing jobs that barack said were never coming back came back and more are coming back

and everything he's warned about china was true and not only was he innocent of any collusion with russia about one party, hillary and her party in her dnc bought a dirty russian misinformation dossier that was used to allied to a fisa court to try and prevent him from getting elected and undo an election and i doubt to the american people know all the president's accomplishments because, well, the rest of the mob and the media 24/7, the entire time he's been running and president have been done nothing but trash this man. >> think about what he was able to achieve with one hand tied behind his back with all those lies that went on. the deep state working against him, think of what he could achieve it he gets a second term. think about what america could achieve if they had a congress that would work for this country instead of against this country.

our ability to make a more perfect union hinges just as you always talk about, 140 more days. that's our people are serious about changing this direction and working and renewing and restoring america. you cannot have this with nancy pelosi as speaker, you cannot have this with more of what hillary clinton had been doing. joe biden hiding in a basement, basement biden could not do what president trump did today, bring the nation together, talk about one nation, talk about greater transparency. understanding what they are going through, believing that the floyd family deserves justice, these protests deserve the right to be heard but also believing the looting deserves consequences and that's not america and we cannot stand for it. >> sean: i've got to go but you said something about, yeah, the president needs a house that's not going to impeach him,

let's see, for spitting on the sidewalk or dragging the country through three more years of this. the house under the senate, let's give him republicans so he can do a lot more. the last word? >> you've got to go to takethehouse.com and it lets rebuild and restore america, this is our opportunity to make a more perfect union and this is right, the tipping point and let's make sure we tip it so the next century is ours. >> sean: congressman kevin mccarthy of california. joining us with more as the host of "justice, judge jeanine pir jeanine pirro, dan bongino, giraldo rivera. before dan and geraldo rivera start fighting, i'll go to you first. there's a lot at stake here. i like the presidents reforms, i really do.

i want more training, dan and i talk about martial arts all the time, people say "shut up, hannity, about your stupid martial arts," i am a student. it's important, he also talked about alternative nonlethal options and he said money is no obstacle here. he will pay whatever it takes to keep people safe and secure and safe. your reaction? >> look, today when the president spoke he took a conciliatory tone with strong support for the police. and it was clear that he wanted to do something to make things better. he has proven that from day one as it relates to the african-american community paid for jobs to making sure that we have this first step back which really is a reaction to the omnibus crime bill that joe biden was involved in in 1994 when he called young african-americans predators. so what we've got to do now is allow the president to do what he has been doing and that is to continue on this mission of

making sure that we have accountability and that there are consequences. look, i am sick and tired of hearing that you've got an institution of police that his racism. the institution is not racist. there are some individuals who are about in this hundreds of millions or whatever the number is of interactions between police and citizens, we hear about two or three and i'm sick and tired of the police being trashed. we need to thank them and thank god that they take their lives and their hands every day when they go out on the streets never knowing if they've got a target on their back. >> sean: the 99%, geraldo, you've spent a lot of time and your incredible 50 year career out on the street with these cops putting their lives on the line every day. i am sick of it. i am sick and tired of trashing the good cops, they deserve better, they don't get paid a lot, number one.

have we forgotten what they all did on 9/11? i have not forgotten and i've been clear as day, we all agree on the george floyd it's got to stop. job after beings going to want trashed, smeared, slandered daily. we want to the bad cops weeded out, the president was right to say all of that today. >> the brilliance of what the president did today, was they did it in a kinder and gentler way. he wants them to go around like a neanderthal dragging his knuckles every day, this is the president i know, the guy who can be so gracious, so inclusive, so warm and welcoming, the president that van jones described, that's my donald trump, the person i've known for 35 years. that's my frustration and watching the mainstream media

portraying him as this monster, to hear them speak in such a reason to tones, to make such a reasonable point. and to adopt the suggestion that you and i have made and judge pirro about cho calls and so forth. this is a guy who's going to come frocome from behind again i think there's plenty of time, 140 days. >> sean: i don't think donald trump polls well, period. it's my view and its way too early, we may not know the ultimate events before the election but i think people want chaos as much as possible. dan bongino. you know, dan, you and i, i've spent seven years, you spent, what, 17, 27 years training in martial arts? >> they're not getting the training and are not getting continued education either, and they're not given other options. and i hate that stun gun, we can get a better option than that.

i mention one last week on this show. >> well, there's a lot of confusion out there, sean, and i'm hoping geraldo doesn't interrupt me. we are losing our country, losing our culture, we have an area of a big city that's been taken over by a bunch of folks who decided they were just going to take everyone's due process rights, forgive me, i don't want the president to be a wuss bag, sorry about that. i'm giving them different advice. i'm still bitter about last night, i was at a disadvantage on the cell phone but there's a misunderstanding about use of force and geraldo set it last night. >> sean: what are you bitter about? >> ten seconds incoming you have to interrupt me every time. can you just stop talking for a second, please? you said something last night, you said listen, there's no scenario ever wear a police officer would shoot someone in

the back. all of those situations are tragic, point taken. that is inaccurate, you told 4 million people last night something that is factually incorrect. when you are in a foot pursuit and is subject turns around with a wet bed that can cause a serious physical injury or deat, pointed in your face and discharges it and you let around to go that it's a subject in the back who could then go attack someone else with a weapon and then you say there is no scenario where that's justified, it just shows ignorance around the issue and this is why president trump's executive order today -- can you just let me finish my point? my god. can you stop slandering, can we have a respect for conversation? >> it clarifies use of force guidelines within departments so that both the public is

protected from unnecessary force and police officers are protected from lawsuits when they follow the use of force continuum. you shouldn't be talking about things you don't understand and you don't understand use of force, i'm sorry. >> he shot them in the back but he's okay. >> notice how he uses a motion, he never uses reason, he doesn't make any sense. he doesn't know what he's talking about and he's attacking me because he doesn't know. >> sean: judge? >> a people don't understand is that people don't understand what cops are trained and what they are trained to do, a reaction based on a set of facts, then you get these defense attorneys who go on air and brainwash the country and say they would've talked to a white kid and that was the end of it and then they find out they talk to him for 26 minutes. you don't understand what cops are trained to do and criticize them. >> sean: last word, 20 seconds. >> i want to know what

infinitesimally small percentage of back shots were justified. come on, give me a break. >> you don't understand use of force. i'm very sorry, educate yourself and i'll debate you. >> sean: we got to end it. judge, i think i called this well. we have a lot of news breaking, live underground in seattle. our next guest has literally infiltrated the autonomous zone or chop or whatever they are calling it today, we have the details. plus, trey gowdy breaks down the lawlessness and much more straight ahead. ♪ - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference.

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♪ >> sean: tonight, far-left lawlessness continuing to grip seattle. fox news has learned that seattle city leaders reached a deal with protesters. let's sit down and negotiate with the anarchists. temporary roadblocks will be replaced with concrete barriers and protesters will now occupy only three city blocks instead of six. bottom line is, the chop zone, free love zone, chaz zone, zone of the block parties, spaghetti potluck dinners, the festive zone is still activate active ag

placated by so-called city leaders. the mob and the media downplayed all of it, that's why they are the mob, they have a political agenda. all things democrat, all things hate to trump, despite all the demonstrators actually telling them otherwise, take a look. >> this is a peaceful zone, part of the deep-seated protest and rage around police brutality. >> after more than a week of clashes between the demonstrators and the police. now you've seen essentially almost like a street festival type atmosphere. >> no, it is not a street festival. >> with a very intentional purpose. >> it is not a street festival, do not say that. shame on you for saying that. >> what you're seeing is a peaceful situation. in fact it sort of looks like a street festival. >> the president makes it sound like this is in an area that has

been taken over that's being ruled by somebody -- ruled by, you know, i don't know how we would describe it. >> everybody. everybody. >> sean: fake news, cnn, conspiracy tv, they were actually corrected by the anarchists, this is not a street festival. you can't make this up. independent filmmaker spoke to occupiers, actually infiltrated the festive zone and guess what, they lay out to him the radical and violent agenda, take a look. >> i think some disruption and looting kind of sends a message to people and breaking their belief is justified. >> i mean, white people owned so [bleep] >> i'm not here to peacefully protest, i'm here to

disrupt until my demands are met, you cannot rebuild until you break it all the way down. >> sean: just so you know, i've known him a long time, he's a little crazy. you are with the syrian refugees when they went to greece if i'm not mistaken. you were there, what did they tell you? >> i think, you know, they have an extraordinarily radical agenda and yeah, when you first go there it does kind of have this vibe of a street fair and a carnival but man, you scratch the surface, scratch that the near end of the radicalism and darkness starts bleeding out. they all gave full throated support for all the violence that we saw, all the looting and the arson, they are two sides of the same coin and when you start

asking questions about what you want to do, make no mistake about it, but their goal is is to guide a descent into anarchy, that's what they want because they want to burn all this down, in their words, rebuild it in their warped image. they are saying the quiet part out loud, for a lot of the prominent democrats, you don't think people like keith halogen or rashida tlaib aren't sitting there and nodding and saying, you go girl, you're fooling yourself. it is an absolutely dangerous and radical agenda and that's what we have two -- >> sean: you told me there is anti-semitism, some of their other use. >> i think if you look, not adjust them but the national blm agenda in general there is -- you have to come to terms, all my jewish friends who support them, i think black lives matter totally and absolutely but the

organization itself, what i saw in seattle and what i saw in minneapolis and new york and with their own words are, blm national in their own manifesto, they take the time out to pursue this libel that israel is committing. what is one jewish state have anything to do with black lives matter in america? they spilled ink to push this. there's a real, real problem within the organization. >> sean: all right, great work. ami horwitz, thank you for sharing with us. joining us now, former prosecutor, per congressman, fox news contributor, trey gowdy. maybe i'm a little old-fashioned, you don't like lt anarchists take over cities and the congressman or i guess that's an insult at this point in your life, fellow colleague at fox. if you don't stop it it's going to get worse out of the governor

that won't do a thing and the mayor is basically aiding and abetting in all of this. the president offers every day. when you're ready i will help you, whatever help you need. no, this doesn't end well as i see it. >> i think the police in seattle retreated, they surrendered, they abandoned the police precinct so if these protesters are really peaceful i don't know why the police felt that they were in danger or feared for their safety and had to retreat. the way i look at the world, there are mostly good cops and a few bad. there may be many peaceful protesters but a few bad. i think we are better off in society if we individualize it, if you're going to destroy other peoples property and break laws, you should be arrested. i don't care what city you're in, if you're a bad cop you

should be prosecuted, if you're a bad protester that breaks the law you should be prosecuted also. >> sean: okay, i don't think it's hard to do, constitutionally, ag barr admits that president has the right, authority constitutionally to go in and do it but it's really the job of the governor, the job of the mayor. if it gets to a point where it's untenable the president will have no other choice, when that moment happens i assume it will be transparent and obvious but why would they allow this to happen, what about the business owners? the homeowners that see their whole lives upended, where is there freedom and protection? >> it baffles me, i'm from a state where the top priorities are education and public safety. and i just assume that's true everywhere, people want to be safe and they want their kids to be adequately educated, most crime stays local, the feds don't get involved in 99% of

crime so i think the president should use federal power only if commerce is impacted, only if the ability to travel is impacted, otherwise it's a washington problem and they can fix it. >> sean: trey gowdy, thanks for that report. when we come back, truly disturbing video out of new york city tonight, man caught on tape shoving a 92-year-old woman to the ground. that breaking news with trace gallagher, he's got the details. also, hollywood liberals denounce circulating and surrounding and praising on social media. were going to have to give these leftists and hollywood another history lesson on his past. that's tonight as well. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor

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♪ >> sean: truly revolting footage out of new york city where it appears that a 92-year-old woman was ruthlessly shoved to the ground, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has all the details from west coast breaking news bureau. >> this 92-year-old woman is

freaked out by the incident, she was walking home from a drugstore using a pushcart for support when man walked by her and appears to a striker in the face with his left hand, causing the woman to fall and hit her head as you see on the fire hydrant, the suspect just kept walking. luckily, somebody called 911. geraldine, who is a former teacher was taken to the hospital and says her physical wounds have healed but the mental toll has been much worse. quoting here "i am fearful to walk the streets alone so my super is trying to find somebody who will walk me to a park nearby or to the supermarket. so that's the problem." he lives in bronx homeless shelter and is a convicted sex offender >> sean: also, because he lives in new york, there will be no bail for that

person, that person is probably back out on the street now. unbelievable, how do you do that to a 92-year-old woman. you break a hip, it could be game over at that age. unbelievable. hollywood liberals, by the way, also have done it again, chelsea handler, jessica chastain share a video on social media a long time racist louis farrakhan. in case you've forgotten his hateful messaging, we are here to remind you. i wonder if donald trump said something like this, i wonder how hollywood and the democrats overreact. take a look. >> the jews don't like spac farn so they call me hitler. >> the satanic jews, they

control everything and everybody. >> the powerful jews on my enemies. >> there is no human being on earth that is murdered more living things than the caucasians. he's a murderer and liar. >> sean: larry. you have followed this for years and i don't know that fascination with louis farrakhan, i could go on for a long, long time. that history of racism, that history have anti-semitism, you're just going to like that and if i did it i think there will be quite a reaction to it. if president trump did it i bet there'd be even more reaction to it. thoughts? >> well, this is a man who once referred to judaism is a god or religion. wants praised hitler as a great

man. he's urged black men out of prison, cotton countless men to do so, talk about black men needing to stand by their women and own up to their responsibl s fathers, criticized affirmative action on the ground that it's condescending to expect white people not to abide by the same standards as anybody else pay to bad heat negates the entire message with the anti-semitism and antiwhite stuff. it completely invalidates his entire message, it's just a sad waste of human talent in my opinion. >> sean: one of his papers, "white man is the skunk of the planet earth." >> this is what's so troubling. democratic playbook, black people can't be racist. that man is a racist. joe biden denounced louis farrakhan but here's the part

that is so insulting to me. there's another man, another famous black man who said judges are person not by his collar but by the contents of his character. it's called dr. king. that is why i am a civil rights attorney so if dr. king is a sellout because he judges a person by the contents, we are going to have louis farrakhan end of the democratic party, i will have no part of it. i will follow dr. king. >> sean: what would happen if donald trump said that, larry? >> are you kidding? are you kidding? it would be world war iii or four depending on where you are. that's why i've done this documentary that's coming out on friday and you can order it they because the number one problem facing the black community is not bad cops. we know we have bad cops, we can deal with those. it's not institutional racism, it's the lack of fathers in the homes. former head of the naacp, when i asked between the presence of white racism or the absence of

black fathers, which poses a bigger problem? he said without missing a beat, the absence of black fathers. >> sean: all right. leo, larry. thank you both. media hypocrisy, social distancing. when it comes to trump rallies, we can't have rallies. it's fine for the protesters. ari fleischer, congressman matt gaetz, straight ahead. ♪ people are surprising themselves the moment they realize they can du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. don't use if allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe.

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>> sean: all right, on "the view" today, joyless behar got called out again for her rampant hypocrisy. >> here's a note to trump supporters, he doesn't care about you or your health or your children's health, he only cares that you come and supply kudos to his massive ego. >> a lot of hypocrisy to go around here and this is one of the issues i'm really enraged about. the message from the media is as long as you are protesting something or going to rally that is of the right politics you can do it and we are going to ignore the spread of covid. so going to trump rally rally is somehow much more dangerous than going to a rally in brooklyn over the weekend. >> sean: a double standard perfectly, showing the sick

hypocrisy. it ari fleischer and florida congressman, the ever so funny but at times the little edgy matt gaetz is with us. i think donald trump, don't call it a rally, quality protest. >> it's really unfortunate that you see this double standard and it's quite something coming from "the view" talking about people's egos. i also think you don't see the biden campaign complaining about the valley restrictions because i'm not sure that joe biden rallies would crack the ten person limit. we see the radical left becoming more woke, we have to continuously be even reminded that joe biden is awake at all. and the energy difference in the campaign favors president trump and it's why the media doesn't want to see trump supporters getting together to share the energy that's essential to his campaign. >> what you're missing is the

study of liberal public health administrators and scientists that have shown that covid knows the cause. and if the cause is good, covid will go around it, it won't infiltrate it but if the causes bad, the virus knows it and it will just get those people. >> sean: i wish i thought of this, i'm jealous. i wish i thought of this. just call it a protest. everyone will appreciate it th then. >> i hope people do stand back and realize the damage public health officials have done to themselves when they say certain protests are meritorious and we will not chide you for going out and violating social distancing but we will if we don't like your cause. this is a terrible injustice and it's not what public health people should be doing. >> and it shows how corrupt the media is. >> it does and one of the lasting effects will be that if we have other pandemics and crises where people have to rely

on public health are where you like people to be able to count on what they see in traditional news, now folks aren't going to do that, they are going to see the naked partisanship informed on the public health advice and what we hear from the mainstream media and it's really unfortunate because it doesn't allow us to come together as a country and solve these problems but i sense that there will be a tremendous want of energy in tulsa, the president will draw from that energy and continue his great work. the executive order he signed today was absolutely transformational, really going to increase policing and is going to have a lot to campaign on. >> sean: all right. matt and ari both good guys. when we come back, a big announcement straight ahead. ♪ and ensuring for others, especially now. this is why medicare from blue cross blue shield continues to improve what we can do for you. putting over 80 years of healthcare expertise into action. and making coverage even more accessible

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literally opened up. in this book the president's accomplishments. in this book we have everything that you will need to know to make a informed decision. if they win i fear for our country, i do. 140 days, laura ingraham, how are you? >> laura: shawn, i'm out here in l.a. some interesting stuff happening. they are trying to disband 470 school police that help keep the school safe out here because of course in some schools innocente terrorized by some of the gangs and some of the temporary is. so that is now a point of contention. that is happening here as they are still struggling with the lockdowns. and a lot of business struggling trying to come back to from this looting. there is a lot happening on the west coast. we are trying to get through it all. >> sean: i know you will get to the bottom of it. you have been doing great shows as always. >> laura: back at you. >> sean: let me tell 1