not bad news. >> tucker: adam klotz, a glass half-full kind of man. >> you know it. >> tucker: what a nice end to the hour. great to see you. that's it for us tonight, but there is more. the great sean hannity stands by. >> sean: i was thinking the same thing. i'm looking at that thinking "is there a goodbye to that?" becausee that looks pretty scar. great show. welcome to "hannity." we begin tonight coming out of news on this tuesday night, a fox news alert. breaking tonight, massive chaos in america's cities, it's ongoing in atlanta tonight, reports of armed vigilantes patrolling the burned-out wendy's where the rayshard brooks shooting took place. will take you there live in a moment. in seattle, breaking this moment, morning, yet another shooting near the c.h.o.p. autonomous zone. we have updates on the ground from that city, and also tonight come in new york, a vial of salt caught on tape. look at this. a man, a homeless man, a fellow

human being being severely burned after getting attacked with fireworks. we will have more on that disturbing video coming up, as well. first, more unrest in the washington, d.c., swamp, where protesters now are clashed with law enforcement. joining us tonight live on the ground is our very own kevin corke. kevin? >> good to be with you, my friend. as you can imagine, things are relatively quiet tonight, especially when compared to what we saw just around this area about 24 hours ago. in fact, just about a block from here in lafayette park, let me take you back to those pictures to get a sense of what we were allur witnessing. that is on the folks tried to pull down the historic andrew jackson statue, which as you know, sits directly across the doorway of the white house over lafayette park. now, law enforcement did move in and secure the statue, but not before it was defaced, and tonight, it is clear the president has had enough, saying that he will soon have an executive order to reinforce what is already on the books, but in a more uniform way, to

protect america's history, both good and bad. we heard him talk about it, here's what he said on twitter: "numerous people arrested in d.c. for the disgraceful let vandalism in lafayette park, the nips and statue of andrew jackson in the condition to the exterior defacing of st. john's church, ten years in prison under the veterans memorial preservation act. beware." back out here to washington, the statute a of present inciting subjects anyone willfully injures, destroys, orr attempts to enter or destroy any structure plaque, statue, or other monument on public property commemorating the service of any person or persons in the armed forces, that's ten years of imprisonment if they do that, they are going to start enforcing that, in fact, today. as i show you these pictures, you see there, a large contingent of d.c. metropolitan police here at protecting the street that leads right to lafayette park, about a block away also from st. john's church, and we see some of the

protesters actually begin to march away, sean. we will be here for the hour. if you need us, we will be here, but for now, back to you. >> sean: kevin comer great coverage. we'll check in throughout thee hour. the summer of love fest of zone just yet another shooting nearby this morning. dan springer has a live report with us tonight. , another tragic shooting. we predicted, this is not exactly the summer of love, and the mayor again saying some bizarre things today. >> yeah, and sean, if you're keeping score at home, four shootings in the last four day, or four people shot, one was deadly, early saturday morning. and so, because of that, we are seeing a change out here. yesterday, mayor jenny durkan announced this cannot go on forever if you want these people to voluntarily leave, and we have seen fewer numbers in there today. we also saw a strategy meeting, if you will, with about 100 people on the turf

football/baseball field, and it was very apparent that there was not a type of leadership here, not even -- it's not even easy to identify the leadership. one by one, people get up there and talk about what to do next. the first guy got out there and said "let'se pick up c.h.o.p. d move it to another part of the city." he was right out of there. than another guy, he said, you know, "we got to do something with the gang violence because that is probably what is causing these dings in the area," he was run out of there. than somebody else got up and said "we are going to sit in front of that police precinct, they're nothing to be able to get us out of here legally and they have to basically take us out with force, and once that happens, weet will be on nationl news and get what we want." there is no leadership here. the numbers are going down every day and i think the seattle police department's plan is to let the numbers go down and down, and eventually try to take the precinct back. it was two weeks ago and a day that the police left the east precinct behind me, and i expect they will probably be back inac the precinct within a week.

sean? >> sean: one of the saddest sites this weekend was when the police were actually -- they weren't able to get to a victim shot to offer assistance, and they are begging. no, no, please come on as income and they wouldn't let them in. dan springer, we will check into my throat the hour. thank you. we may go live in a second to steve harrigan in atlanta, there are reports of armed protesters near that wendy's, this is where rayshard brooks died earlier this month, the shooting we all watched. steve, the latest on the ground there? my report on the ground telling me that literally you have people surrounding it with what looks like ar-15s, is that the case, and what is the standoff looking like? >> sean, we haven't seen an active standoff, but we have seen certainly a tense situation around that wendy's since the time of the shooting. one thing is clear, a lot of business owners in the area fear more violence. they have boarded up their windows. that wendy's, of course, was

destroyed after the shooting on june 12th, destroyed and burned. that the funeral for rayshard brooks today, killed i in the parking lot june 12th after failing a sobriety test, fighting with two white police officers, taking a taser, firing the taser at one of the officers while trying to flee. brooks left behind a wife and three children. >> we are just asking for everyone, do not stop fighting. continue to push. stay in the streets until real change happens. because i don't want to watchol another 8-year-old girl have to go through that again. >> two officers now face very serious charges after that shooting. devin brosnan faces aggravated assault, he didn't fire a shot, the other officer, garrett rolfe, former officer, he was fired after the event, he faces 11 charges, including felony murder, so he could facelu a penalty of up to life in prison. and natalie white and now has

been arrested, she apparently had a close relationship, according to her attorney, with brooks, she is accused of arson for setting the fire in the wendy's, in that neighborhood certainly still is intense at this time. sean, back to you. >> sean: steve, to be clear, other people surrounding the wendy's? have a literally commandeered that area with heavily armed, is not a fact? >> it's not a fact, sean, it is a tense area, that is a fact. there has been at least one shooting in the area, crowds gathering every night, it is certainly a place where you feel tense when you go, and store owners have boarded up their windows for fear of violence, but there is not an active, arm standoff at this point, sean. >> sean: i'm not asking about this point, whether people surrounding the wendy's with firearms, with rifles? >> i cannot attest to the fact that they had weapons around the wendy's, but there has been a crowd there almost every night, and at least one shooting -- >> sean: we have a picture of

it on the screen, and bernie kerik reported that on my radio show so i wanted to get the facts for our audience. thank you, steve, as always. we turn our focus back to washington, d.c., the swab, where president trump has issued a stern warning to anyone attempting to vandalize historic monuments and building. yesterday, he vowed to enforce the preservation act and put any vandals behind bars for up to ten years. today, during a speech in arizona, just a couple short hours ago, an hour and a half ago, the president had this to say about some of the far left protesters causing massive unrest in america's cities. let's take a look. >> they are tearing down statues, desecrating monuments, and purging dissenters. it's not the behavior of a peaceful political movement. it's the behavior of totalitarians and tyrants and people that don't love our country. they don't love our country. >> sean: this comes as law enforcement in d.c. face yet

another wave of angry protesters. tonight, police all across this country continue to now face horrific conditions, now heading up to 900 injured. rocks, bottles, bricks, molotov cocktails. we have some deaths, as many as six, one permanently injured and now paralyzed from the neck down. here is just a small sample of what they're up against against. take a look. >> leap [bleep]. >> go to the e.r. >> you are part of the [bleep] problem. >> sean: as you can see, not exactly the easiest job in the world. despite what our extreme positions conditions police are facing, democratic politicians are leaving them out to dry, some even calling for the entire police department in big cities to be defunded and even dismantled. these are the same democratic politicians as we went over in

great detail last night, we want to reiterate tonight, but to sum up, have failed their cities for decades. their education system in ruins, violent crime has been out of control for decades. they don't solve or fix any problem. safety, security for f every american should be a protected right. and in the past few weeks, a wave of looting, arson, vandalism, precinct burning, precedes taken over, and direct citdirectcity centers. what is the plan to restore order in america's liberal cities?? as we begin our opening monologue tonight, after all, we do have another. it is 133 days until you, we, the american people, you will have the ultimate decision, you will be the ultimate jury. well, the ever weak, forgetful joe biden has been inde public life for over 50 years, so in five decades, he must have come up with a plan, he must have done things, right? well, the mob and media will never tell you -- we might never

know, by the way, because week joe biden from of the forgetful one, has not held a press conference in 82 days. the media mob, of course, aiding and abetting and protecting fragile joe, just like they did hillary in 2016. that's right, after 82 days, joe has been mostly hiding in his basement bunker, but that -- by the way, that pleases terry mcauliffe, i'm fine with him in the basement. he only sees two people a day, two body people. he is going tosi run for president? we are going to vote in 133 days? pretty much all but shut off from the outside world, not weighing in on the big issues of the day? instead of taking any questions from reporters, he conducts what are these prescripted and, frankly, pathetic podcasts which he somehow manages to botch over again and again and again and again. no outrage from the media mob, he gets a pass. they do this often. the president trump, if he goes a few seconds or days without taking questions, they have a

collective meltdown. joe biden can actually go 82 days, no questions, no media, pretty much at all? only friendly media? that is because they are shielding joe biden. they know it because president trump, well, he did issue police reform guidelines. now, joe was vice president eight years, he never did that. and by the way, we now know president trump, he is the one that passed criminal justice and prison reform. that wasn't barack and that wasn't joe. in fact, senate democrats are stalling reform efforts in the senate tonight as we speak. they know it was president trump, also, he is the one who expanded funding and commitment, unprecedented commitment for historically black colleges in america. that wasn't joe biden and it wasn't barack obama. it was president trump, he created economic opportunity zones in struggling neighborhoods. he talked about all of this in his speech tonight. it wasn't barack and it wasn't joe, and joe, again, five

decades government. trump, less than four years. of course, the media mob so very worried and biden can't actually answer tough questions at all. forat example, we are tonight president trump is bowing to lock up anybody who vandalize as our historic monuments and buildings. in other words, he has a position. okay, so the question the mob and the media, if they had half thedi sense to do their job, thy would insist on these answers, tonight.we what would joe do? what would biden do? to see support tearing down of statures? because they support the tearing down of monuments? what about certain monuments baltimore dedicated by nancy pelosi's father and kept in place by her own brother? okay, does a week, ever forgetful joe biden, does he support the vandalism, for example, that took place last night at st. john's church? with bha z, or black house autonomous zone, spray-painted on the front of that church.

far left activist sean kane, now he wants and is leading efforts, apparently statues of jesus torn down because he thinks they are called "a form of white supremacy. joe biden, the forgetful one, do you agree or disagree? and joe, what you think about seattle's lawless c.h.a.z., c.h.o.p., autonomous, summer of love festivals on? you have any comments about that? and joe, what you had to say to the people whose businesses in seattle have now been destroyed inee those six blocks of lawlessness? what do you have to say to the 900 or so police officers that were injured with rocks and bottles and bricks and molotov cocktails? what do you say to the families that lost loved ones for serving their communities ander protectg themd as police officers? doesn't joe, do you support, joe, the seattle mayor? to support the washington state governor? do you support allowing a large part of american city being taken over? if you don't, tell us what your solutions are?

what are your solutions for police community relations? why did you do anything? why didn't you and barack implant changes? that seek him after cambridge come after ferguson, after baltimore, and at any point in the eight years you were the a vice president of the united states. why didn't you do it then? by the way, as we continue our coquestioning, what with the evr weak and frail and forgetful joe do to improve our failing educational systems and america's big cities? well, what have you done the last 50 years? that is a legitimate question to go and joe, by the way, remember, we haven't t forgotte, you fought against integration efforts alongside leading segregationists. by theid way, here's a question for joe: do you regret that? openly you regret worrying that your kids could grow up in a "racial jungle?" your words. joe, do you regret offering the 1990 -- 1994 crime bill. that is the one that led to mass incarceration ofs minorities in this country.

in other words, the woman criminal justice reform that donald trump fixed. by the way, joe, you regret praising the former grand of the ku klux klan? also, joe, congresswoman ocasio-cortez is now advising your campaign. okay, weak joe, frail joe, do you agree with her socialist utopian vision? you said you supported green new deal.ai could you fully support her diversion of a green new deal? no oil, gas, coal, and give everything away free? okay, what are you going to replace the lifeblood of the world's economy with? let's start with that question for joe. by the way, joe, would you encourage businesses to move out of china? are you going to hold china's government accountable, even though your son, zero experience hunter, wow, he got a better deal than he even got in terms ofea ukraine. because with china, he got a sweetheart, $1.5 billion deal with the actual bank of china, and we don't see any experience in his background at all that

would have warranted such a deal, but it happened shortly after he stepped off your air force to airplane in beijing when you went to vision asia and china, when you were the vice president. another question, joe, you might want to ask, is when you ask your son to give up the shares s and the investment of that $1.5 billion deal with china? or maybe give back the money from burisma holdings that he admits he had zero experience in? and got paid anyway? "i don't know, i have no idea." any experience? "no, none, whatsoever." the flood of millions of dollars, joe, you did fire fire that prosecutor, would like to know your answer, why did you leverage a quid pro quo of billions of taxpayer dollars? we also know biden initially bashed president trump's china travel ban. remember, that went into effect ten days after the first identified, confirmed case of coronavirus in the u.s.. well, jokingly called it hysterical, xenophobic, and fearmongering. okay, joe, what would you have

been different in? two y months in three days late, you said you did not support the travel ban. by that time, is way too late. we could go on and on. let's end with one more important question: is a question we need to ask yourself in a country in 133 days: does , forgetful, 78-year-old, confused and confounded joe biden, does he have the strength, does he have the stamina, does he have the alertness, the mental acuity, to perform the toughest job in the world well into his 80s? now, the media might want to ask the age questions that they had no trouble asking ronald reagan in 1984. will we get to see all of his medical records? will he explain why he's having so much trouble putting together two cogent sentences without a colossal gaffe? will the media mob ask fight in any of these questions? will be even bother to pressure the biden campaign to hold a simple press conference?

let's start with maybe a zoom press conference. i would argue tonight, 133 days before thehe election, the american people deserve to see joe biden. joe,jo come out of hiding. joe, tell us where you stand. joe, tell us why you didn't do more in 50 years in public life. you are one team, the mob and the media protecting you, but the american people, i give them a lot of credit, i think they are going to see through this charade, and again, another unholy alliance, the mob and media chose sides. first they chose hillary, now they choose you. heree is a reaction from a fox news contributor dan bongino, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. fox news contributor senator sanders. dan, we begin with you tonight. i think he is in all their questions and i don't really recall joe answering any of them and a bighe part of the question is what did you do in 50 years? what did you do in the last eight years? why didn't you -- he didn't create record low after record low unemployment for every

minority group in this country. donald trump did that. like criminal justice reform, like opportunity zones and flaccus were colleges -- historically black colleges with the commitment of more money than any president in history, why were they given a pass, dan? >> well, i will tell you what he did do, he set up nice deals for his kids, didn't he? gosh, what a deal, 80 plus k a month? i will take 80k a month, that is -- >> sean: wait a minute, 1.5 billion deal. and hunter says he hasn't gotten a penny, but the lawyer says he hasn't cashed in his shares yet. maybe he can give the money to charity. >> exactly, sean, that's how equity stakes in a company work. i'm sure joe doesn't know that. another thing about joe, not just that his family seems to have profited handsomely over his name -- by the way where, with no skills whatsoever to show for it. that is really amazing. hunter biden, no skills in

ukraine, no regional experience, no natural gas experience, had a natural gas company in ukraine paying him 80k a month, but interesting him too ducking the media. is not that he wanted to interviews of the media, and that can't! every time he appears in front of any media are men, charlemagne at the breakfast club or anything else, he says things so ridiculous he drops points in the polls. that's why they are hiding him. their strategy to win is not to run from an election commits to hide, that is the only strategy. >> sean: let me go to you, geraldo. geraldo, i don't care people want to vote for joe biden. what has he done in 50 years? how does he get to hide? how does he not hold a press conference in 82 days? and how does he get to avoid any and all big issues of our time? in this time? donald trump, he is telling everybody what he thinks. he's also as, man of action anda man that is doing things. you know what? he's hiding! and the people like terry

mccallum are supporting p the hiding as the only strategy for him and the mob and the media is accepting this. >> i would take a slightly different angle, sean. i would ask joe biden, why he doesn't ask his supporters in the african-american community to join him to protest against the carnage, the bloodletting in places like chicago and baltimore and detroit. can he get thisis group together to save black lives? do black lives matter? do black toddler lives matters? as i asked last night, where is vice president biden on the death of the two 3-year-olds this weekend? why is he saying nothing about what is an egregious act of child killing that is beyond the pale, sean. this is something that could rally everybody. joe biden, if he has of the support of this community, as he

apparently does, why not ask them to protect themselves and their children against this violence? you know, these protesters in washington, d.c., and elsewhere, you know, kids have energy, in a positive way, that can be very beneficial to them in their lives, generally, but what they've done is to make it malignant and destructive, and to take people's property, and they do it with an impunity that is absolutely intolerable. what about all of those shopkeepers and tenants and land owners of the place, c.h.o.p. zone in seattle? what about the people whose businesses surround lafayette park? what about st. john's church, the episcopal church? again, defaced by these people, once again, people who were so upset by president trump holding a bible in front of the church and calling it a photo op, they have been absolutely silent as

joe biden -- >> sean: that we bring in -- >> silent about the pacing of the church. >> sean: sarah, pick p it up from there, because he has been hiding, i've never seen anything like it, and the mob is okay with it. >> this just goes to show you the double standard of the media, and how much that they would rather tear this president down then build this country up. they give joe biden a complete and total fair path. i think you said it earlier, the president goes ten minute without taking questions, they lose their minds, yet joe biden can hide for over 80 days. he has 50 years worth of bad legislative moments that they should be asking himen about. i think it is outrageous that they've spent all this time accusing the president who has found an office for just a l little over three years for most of the problems that joe biden and his cronies spent 50 years creating. the president has done a great job cleaning up their mess, and he needs four more years to get the job done. joe biden and all of the

democrats, at some point, they have to answer for all of the problems that they helped create, and joe biden is going to have to come out of hiding.in 80 days is outrageous for him to spend without taking a single question, without responding to thein media. you gave just a small glimpse of the questions they could be asking.io the sad part is, my guess is, the first time he does an interview, they want to ask a single one of those questions, sean, and that is the biggest shame of all. they will w give him a free pass whether he takes questions are not. >> sean: unbelievable. greatel commentary, sarah, geraldo, dan. thank you all for being with us. and more breaking news tonight, lawlessness raging in new york city, governor andrew cuomo defending those tearing down statues. a position he held the oppositep view of, oh, just a couple of weeks ago. bernie kerik is here. pete hegsethik is here. also i tonight, the fbi has reported nascar's bubble while this was not the victim of a hate crime. we will have an update on that, and this videotape of a homeless man set on fire should shock,

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♪ >> sean: you are looking at life pictures out of our nation's capital.

unfortunately, liberal lawlessness continues to run rampant, new york city as well, elected leaders failing to restore law and order, that should be basic, fundamental, and simple. every american needs to live in a safe, secure neighborhood with law and order. every child, every americanme needs to know that they are safe and secure it. look your screen. at the sick and twisted -- look at this fireworks attack. that is a fellow human being, an innocent homeless man in harlem. you think his life sucks before this? and this is supposed to bes fu funny? it's -- this is sick, ugly, evil, and twisted. that is a homeless man sleeping on the streets, being set ablaze with fireworks. now, governor cuomo and, of course, comrade de blasio, they won't take any responsibility for any of theha chaos in the state and city. they are actually defending the destruction of statues now. take a look. >> do you agree with the

president's guidance that cities should do more to protect monuments? >> yeah, i don't even know whatw the president's guidance is,ui savannah, frankly. and look, people are making a statement about equality, about community, to be against racism. in new york, i don't think we overdone it, and i think it is a healthy expression of people saying "let's get some priority here." >> sean: well, just a couple weeks ago, governor cuomo came out againstek the removal of new york's christopher columbus statue, and by the way, in the same interview, cuomo actually still defending thehe decision f his, the same with new jersey and pennsylvania and michigan, that is putting covid-19 positive patients in nursing p homes, claiming it was federal guidance, when the actual truth is trumpet filthy hospitals, manthey hospitals, provided all of the ppe and the hospitals,9 and he left most of the beds

empty. new jersey had access, pennsylvania could have asked for them. there was a reaction former nypd commissioner, fox & friends cohost pete hegseth, and bernie kerik. you told me down in atlanta, i don't know if you're still down there now, bernie, but you told me earlier this morning, that, in fact, a wendy's was being surrounded by people with ar-15s, and you also told me morale of the police in atlanta is at an all-time low. we are now hearing talk of more sick outs, maybe even a large seek out nationwide. the blue flu, as we call it, and that cops are not willing to put themselves on the line because they don't feel they have any support from their leaders, or so-calledea leaders. >> well, actually, sean, i'm actually surrounded right now by about 150 to 200 atlanta police officers who have told me personally they are demoralized, they're not supported by the

mayor. i've traveled around atlanta this morning. i went by the wendy's. i saw members of the new black panther party standing out there with ar-15s. they've created an autonomous zone -- >> sean: i have pictures of i it. >> yeah, you know what, this is what happens when youn have mayors and city council members that cower to thugs. >> sean: i have not been able to confirm they are panthers, but they are people with firearms, definitely, you know,n standing in front of the wendy's with rifles, so that, i confirm. >> yeah, no, absolutely, and the cops have questioned them. the cops have been down there. but you know what? i can't -- i can't blame the cops, sean. you know, who wants to go to work in a place where they aree not going to be supported by the mayor, by the town -- [applause]

so, you know, at the end of the day, sean, you know e what? this is what is happening in happening in baltimore, in chicago, a new york city. you have mayors, governors not supporting thee men and women, and you have lawlessness in the street, and it is only going to continue, and it going to get worse, and where is it going to get worse? the hardest hit communities. >> sean: bernie, you know my mom was a prison guard. we talked about that, you know my dad that you know that. so many cops were in my family, so will you please say to the 99% of those good cops that put their lives on the line every day, that are willing to go and protect and serve their communities, like we saw in that ball field, like we saw on 9/11, we saw you out there, will you please tell them sean hannity in the 99% of america thanks them for what they do? you can tell them now. >> sean, and this comes from sean hannity, 99.9% of all of

you, you know, you may have -- b >> sean: thank you. >> you may have one bad apple in the group, but he loves you, supports you, is there for you, and so is the rest of america. [applause] sean, if i could do one last thing, you know, there are eight cops right now, eight cops in atlanta out of a job. they have families. i met with some of them today. great cops, great men and women that really need the country's. first responders fund.com, first responderssupportfund.com , we need support for those men and women, have to support their men and their families. >> sean: stay rightn there. if we could turn the camera on that crowd after i talked to pete hegseth -- and pete, by the way, that goes to somebody like you, and your friend, the people

that protect and serve abroad. americans that put their lives on the line -- and our military, 'vwhich you have been part of. >> yep. the brotherhood is the same, sean. is not completely the same, military and law enforcement, but if you don't have the support of your leadership to do the most dangerous things anyone would ask you to do, why are you doing it? i understand why cops want to step back right now, but that badge still symbolizes honor, just like the logo on the side of our humvees in iraq. when criminals see that logo and know what it stands for and know you law and order, they respect that in the community is safer because of it. you take that away, you handcuff guys, and ultimately not only does the battlefield or the community criminals become moret dangerous, but the lives of those who sign up to protect it or put on the line. what we are doing to our law enforcement is absolutely criminal, and god bless bernie kerik and those cops down there

in atlanta, what they are facing in washington, d.c., in new york city, it's a sin. >> sean: bernie, i'm going to say one last message, i know we can't turn the camera. here is the thing: i remember what you did on 9/11, you and rudy giuliani. i rememberw how you saved lives with the police department. could we go to a full shot of that, please? will you please tell those guys they deserve the support of the politicians, they have the support of the american people, the 99%, god bless you, because you defend, protect, and serve your community. thank you for what you do. >> from sean hannity, you've got the american people's support. now you need the support of your mayors, your city council members, and the other politicians. >> thank you. >> thank you, sean. [applause] >> sean: it's unbelievable. when we come back, mark cuban's back because he says joe biden stands a chance in november.

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♪ >> sean: 133 days to go until you become the ultimate jerry and you make the ultimate decision. biden seems content to campaign almost solely alone in his

basement bunker. dallas mavericks owner, "shark tank," i love the show, think it is an awesome show, i love entrepreneurialism, mark cuban is back with us. you've been on the program a couple of times. i want to talk to you about biden. first question: do you believe that he has the strength, stamina, the mental acuity, the alertness, to be taking on what is the toughest job in the world, being president of united states, do you and your heart believe he does? >> 100%, absolutely, no question about it. >> sean: okay. >> donald trump doesn't want to run a country come he wants to run a campaign, joe biden wants to run a country. >> sean: that's a ntbumper sticker. you told me how you feel about trump and what you like and dislike, you are honest and said he did a lot of good things too. is my next question. joe biden has been on the political scene for 50 years.

after ferguson, baltimore, cambridge, other incidents, he didn't do police refunds, donald trump did that. he was talking about predators in '94, donald trump is the one whoey did prison reform. donald trump did opportunity zones, not joe or barack. donald trump gave us record low after record lowr unemployment for every minority group in the country, not joe and not barack. >> yeah, but -- >> sean: my question -- that's all fact. >> you gave me the bumper stickers, okay, but look -- >> sean: those are facts. >> that's fair, but you can say the exact same thing about every single republican senator right this moment. >> sean: okay, but they are not running for president. joe has been in office -- wait a minute -- 50 years,id vice president for eight years. trump did that, not joe. so tell me --l here's the question -- tell me what joe has done that you are proud of that

qualifies him to be president after 50 years? >> he was at my senator in delaware, i don't know -- >> sean: he was your vice president. >> sean, the problem for all senators, the question you have when you vote q for somebody -- >> sean: vice president! he was vice president eight years, what did he do? he had eight years! >> okay, let's say he was a big part of obamacare, the aca. here we are, sean, you have millions if not tens of millions of people losing their employer's insurance. donald trump has not said a nword. in fact -- sean, not only has he not said a word about health care, he is looking to end the aca with no replacement. >> sean: okay, let me ask you this, then. this is important, i really want an answer. in eight years, the obama- biden record is 8 million more in poverty, the lowest laborhe participation rate since the '70s, and donald trump's

record precorona, record low unemployment, african-americans, fact, hispanic-americans, fact, asian-americans, youth unemployment, women in the workplace -- she's only been in office less than four years! >> that's like, okay come obama and biden, they took over after a really bad -- brew the economy continuously, but when they have a problem to solve, which was the great recession 12 years ago, they solved it.w now where are we now? we are not solving it, we had bumps, and it's a beautiful thing, we're going the right -- >> sean: mark, we had 2.5 million new jobs and record retail sales in the history of the country! >> yes -- >> sean: donald trump did that, not biden in the basement. >> i explained it to my kids, when your bank account goes from $10 to $1, and all of a sudden he goes to $2, you can see you doubled your bank account, but you aree still down --

>> sean: okay, but they predicted 9.5 million jobs lost, we gained 2.5 million. i didn't think that would happen until august. i never saw 18% increase in retail sales, did you? >> no, necklace back to what you said about entrepreneurs. they are the backbone of this country. >> sean: big time! the american people are. >> i know joe biden believes in entrepreneurship, because i went to i a white house event where e spoke about -- >> sean: he spoke, all talk. what did he do in eight years as vice president? tell me the biggestn accomplishment in eight years i'm of biggest accomplishment. what is it? >> the aca is easily their biggest accomplishment and it's unfortunate they're trying to dismantle it, and number two, going back to what i just said, the one event i went for entrepreneurs in the white house that joe biden put onn and spoke about his support entrepreneurship is one more event than donald trump has ever thrown for entrepreneurs at the white house or anywhere else.

>> sean: all right, so if you were to go in the voting box -- a kind of admire you because -- i love that you are outspoken, i love that you life entrepreneu entrepreneurs. i think your politics are nuts, but you know, you have a hard time defending biden's record. i'm going to challenge you, do your research and i will invite you back on the show and tell me to great record of joe biden in the last 50 years. all right, is that a fair deal? >> the record for any senator, sean end. >> sean: you keep saying that, he was vice president for eight years! vice president! >> look, he could come up with the cure for the common cold as a senator, and mitch mcconnel mitch mcconnell -- >> sean: a donald trump cured cancer, peopler. would hate him. no one has ever done record afterr record after record. all right, thank you, mark cuban. breaking news in my ear, coming up next. ♪ guys, times are tough.

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a few minutes ago, you asked me if there was an armed standoff outside the wendy's here.e i said that was not correct. i was wrong. i've seen three long guns since i've been here.si no police insight. there was a roadblock insight. i'm going to ask this young man what he is carrying and why. >> i have a 12-gauge shotgun, it's for me and the rest of my people to protect us, and also me, because, as you guys know, there is no police presence here, no one to protect us, so me and my fellow brothers are going to protect each other. >> he is saying no one to protect us, across the road i saw another long rifle, and behind us, i saw a third. at least three armed men here around the wendy's, no sign of any police. >> sean: can ask a question of the t gentleman? >> go ahead. >> sean: please ask him, we w all watched the video tape, on the videotape for 41 minutes

plus, both sides are courteous and professional. then, we saw what happened, rayshard brooks, he resisted. we saw the cops head, took the stun gun, the prosecutor says the i stun gun in atlanta is a turned andon, he shot it at the office. does he believe in the concept of innocent until proven i guil? does he believe that, in fact, that that needs to -- just as in the courtroom, does he believe in the system of justice at all? >> the two officers that shot rayshard brooks, they talked to him t for 41 minutes, then thins went south. we grab a taser and fought with them. what should happen to the two policemen? do they deserve due process and a fair trial? >> everyone deserves due process, but just as needs be served. what he did was not right. you got his car, come back and arrest him another day, there was non reason to kill that ma.

>> no reason. tell me, where does this go from here? you have a shotgun, i've seen three more rifles, where is it going to go? what happens if the police come? >> the police aren't allowed here because they are not to protect us. >> sean: why are they allowed there? >> okay, why aren't the police allowed here? >> because they are not here to protect us. they are not serving and protecting anymore, they are here to serve and protect -- serve and protect is not putting forth funds on one. they are notes here to protect us. >> sean: steve, i want to ask this question -- >> three wrong rifles. >> sean: i ask it respectfully, according to georgia law,y a taser is a deady weapon. we know that rayshard brooks turned and fired at the office. that is a deadly weapon. do they know that? according to the law. >> rayshard brooks fired a taser. a taser is a deadly weapon.

he's a police officer -- >> it is not a deadly weapon. >> according to georgia law, it is considered a deadly weapon. >> under georgia law, considered a nonlethal weapon. so either it is or isn't. if it isn't, needs to be taken off, it's supposed to be used as a nonlethal force. >> in that case, we get hit for deadly weapons all the time. >> sean: steve, my next question -- >> if a patrol car rolled up here, what are you going to do? >> he's going to have to leave. >> a patrol car as a contractor leave, or else what? will you open fire on -- >> we won't open fire, we will calmly discuss and converse eight with the officer come and tell him that we are not moving, we are peaceful, not doing anything. >> what if the officer's first order is to put the weapon down? >> with my legal right to bear arms. and at no point will i allow my right -- >> sean, think we're going to lose power in a minute, but i

want to say, you said there were armed gunmen outside the wendy's coming so there was a standoff. we were at the funeral and didn't see it, now we are seeing it live. >> sean: steve, will you please send this message, please say to them, there is no bigger supporter, steve, of the second amendment than the person on the other line here, me, and i just ask them to please think about the innocent people in that community, the innocentt lives that are at risk here. and for them to be very responsible and very careful, because we don't want any more deaths, and i would ask them -- i literally am saying come as a second amendment believer, that they must, for the safety and security of rabbis, grandpas, moms and dad and children, to be very careful. >> people could get hurt. even if you are a second amendment believer and believe in the right to bear arms, could this spin out of control? >> absolutely not. everyone here has the same

intentions. we areme not here to harm anyon, we are here to protect ourselves. >> they are here to protect each other. >> sean: steve harrigan,jo thank you. all right, joining joining us now,in about 2 minutes left, lay tirrell, leo, your thoughts? >> sean, 50,000 officers are attacked every single year. there are more police officers killed in the line of duty then unarmed black men, where the protest about that? presumably, this is about police having bad cops being unaccountable, we have far more bad teachers than bad cops and it takes an act of congress to get a bad teacher fired. when and where are the defund the public education teacher protests going to be held, sean? >> sean: i really worry, leo, what i heard there. there are innocent people in that community, leo. if the police come, going to tell them to leave? >> we talked on your radio show, a democratic party is totally

silent on all these issues. joe biden, put on your big boy pants, mount up, come on shaun's show and answer the questions he's asking. what is your position about defunding the police? lawlessness in the big city run by democrats and mayors, joe biden, come on this show, but on the parents, and these questions. >> sean: leo, this is not george floyd, you are a civil rights attorney, we've gone over the law. according to the law -- again, you both are lawyers -- a taser in georgia law is a deadly weapon. we know prosecutors saidw that. he turned and fired, where do you think this turns out in the courtroom? ten seconds each. >> very easily, there will be no guilty verdict, at best a hung jury, and more likely, an acquittal for the officer, and by the way, release that officer, he deserves bail. >> sean: larry, last word. >> leo is right, i find myself in the unusual position of agreeing withei leo.

the cops didn't know he had a phaser or a gun, he will not be convicted. >> sean:n: thank you both. scary five. please stay safe, hannity.com. let not your heart be troubled. laura, i know i you don't like when i say that's. laura ingraham. >> i was so >> laura: i was worried about steve harrigan on live tv. >> sean: we have some amazing, strong, tough reporters, we've got to tip our hat to them as always. i hear in our here, he's back. >> laura: i was worried it all went dark there, hannity. >> sean: this is real news, this is live, these are important questions. that's a very special thing we saw unfold there and it's dangerous and you know that there is no bigger supporter of the second amendment. but i believe in law and order and i believe the