smugness and groupthink. the great sean hannity takes over. >> sean: thank you, welcome to "hannity." hundreds shot, dozens killed during a weekend of nothing short catastrophic violence in america's major cities. multiple children as young as seven and 8 years old were murdered this weekend. our communities, our neighborhoods, fellow americans are under attack. many democrats, they seem more interested in tearing down statues and actually protecting innocent men, women, and children in the cities that they govern. on this program, we are absolutely open. you want to debate statues, memorials. we will debate it anytime you want, but know this. democrats have zero credibility, no standing on this issue. for two very extremely relevant and important reasons that dumb people in the media and the mobd and people frankly that are intellectually lazy and will

never tell you, one is the democratic party will not come to terms withd truth. the truth about their own recent history of racism and bigotry.ec we'll have a lot on that the mob will never tell you. also after two decades, democrats have failed to ensure safety and security in their own districts, their own cities, their own states. this is their number one job. safety and security of the people that live in their cities and states. the three leaders of the democratic party -- joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer -- we have an election in 120 days. they have over combined 125 years experience and public life between them. donald trump, three and a half. what do they do to make american cities more safe and secure? we have a 7-year-old, beautiful american child, our national treasure, killed and her

grandmother's backyard on the fourth of july because, what, they continue again to fail in their most basic and fundamental responsibility? now by the way, the corrupt, the confused, bunker joe biden, he wants to "transform america." transform america.on 12 years ago, well, candidate obama vowed to fundamentally transform america. how did that go? 8 million more americans in poverty. 13 million more americans on food stamps. lowest labor participation rate since the '70s. you know my statistics. i mention them often. did they pass, do joe and barack pass criminal justice reform? no, that was donald trump. they passed police reform? as vice president biden and president trump was president after baltimore, after ferguson, after cambridge after many other incidents, no, they didn't. president trump got the job done. did they create opportunity zones in struggling neighborhoods? no. donald trump did it. by the way, it was president trump who oversaw

record low unemployment, one record after another after another after another. shattered. record low unemployment for african-americans, hispanic-americans, asian-americans, women in the workplace, youth unemployment, african-american youth unemployment. donald trump did that. joe and barack never accomplished or came near shattering any record except they had the worst recovery since the '40s, now biden, his fellow democrats, they have no plan to fix american cities.he for decades and decades, they have all talk, all politics, all symbolism, zero action, and zero success. and now sadly we are watching the results play out in real, time, which by the way, if they ever got elected, this will be a preview of coming attractions for the country. in new york city for example, this past month, shootings are up by over 130%. over the weekend in new york city, 63 people shot, including ten victims who were killed on sunday alone.3 look at your screen.

look at this video. a man getting shot dead in the bronx in new york as he's walking his 6-year-old precious daughter across the street. comrade de blasio, well, they just got a billion dollars from the nypd. he's blaming the violence on, oh, coronavirus. not the massive police budget cuts, not the idiotic bill reform bill that andrew cuomo supported. you commit a crime, let you out the door. rob one bank and you get to rob six banks, and they will still ,et you out. there are other soft on crime policies. meanwhile in the great city of atlanta, violence is also surging. 31 shooting victims over the weekend in atlanta, including an 8-year-old little girl. her name is secoriea turner and she was killed after a gunman shot up the car that her mom was driving, and recently a father delivered these heartbreaking remarks. let's take a look. >> they say black lives matter. they killed my baby becausend se crossed a barrier.

you killed a child. she didn't do nothing to nobody. just wanted to get home to see her cousins. that's all she wanted to do. just wanted to get home. >> sean: how do you recover from that? that is america's treasure, our children. it's terrible, our fellow americans. now the mayor of atlanta also addressing the wave of violence, vowing now to crack down on the city's criminals. let's watch this. >> the reality is this: these aren't police officers shooting people on the streets of atlanta. these are members of the community shooting each other. in this case, it's the worst possible outcome. there were two other people shot and killed last night. several others. enough is enough. enough is. enough.

>> sean: sadly, turner was not the only child killed over the holiday. six kids were murdered across the country, including davon mcneil, an 11-year-old from washington, d.c. a child, royta giles, jr., an 8-year-old, hoover, alabama. natalie wallace, 7-year-old from chicago. natalie, she was the one, she was shot in the head. she was playing with her cousins in the backyard of her grandma. by the way, also in chicago, 14-year-old named vernardo jones, jr. was killed. all told, 87 people were shot. 17go people died in chicago this weekend. in other words, a typical weekend. these politicians do nothing. like comrade de blasio in new york, and the idiot governor of new york, chicago's mayor lightfoot, their stupid governor, blaming coronavirus. these cities don't need any more sorry excuses. this is decades of failure. it's time to protect lives. safety and security of your citizenry.

by the way, what all, most of the cities and states have in common. all the states, what all the cities have in common. they've been run by liberal democrats for decades. america, by the way, can and must restore order. we know how to do it. we have proven how to do it. we can do it again. while we're at it, we should fix our broken educational system because we are denying children the rung in the ladder that every american needs to be successful in their pursuit of happiness. every child in every neighborhood in this country deserves safety and security. without it, their pursuit of happiness becomes, well, not only harder, likely impossible. the president keeps offering federal help to all the citiess and states that are experiencing these surges in violence, and they keep saying no, and as of now it appears the democratic mayors and governors are just forging ahead in failure alone, the same policy set up and failing communities for decades.

here with reaction, white house chief of staff mark meadows. the president did help out, did he not, in washington, d.c.? the president did help out in minneapolis. and in those two areas, we saw a dramatic change, didn't we? >> well, we saw a dramatic change, sean, in the tragic news that you are sharing tonight. unfortunately, it's going to repeat itself over and over again if we do not get behind our law enforcement, if we do not make sure that we stand up for law and order. this president is doing exactly that. in fact, he's the only thing that stands between a mob and the american people. first it's the statues. then it's the businesses. then it's their homes. sadly, we have a loss of life and yet this president is willing and not only willing but has already put forth federal resources to make sure that we can restore law and order.g he did that about ten days ago. not only in d.c. but across the nation. that's the untold story where this president was willing and did indeed provide federal

resources in minneapolis, as you mention.n. also in seattle. portland. when we look at some of these cities, st. louis, as he goes forward, he's making sure that we have not only the department of justice but the department of homeland security and others to make sure that our communities are safe. it is time that joe biden eventually condemns all of these people that are saying that we should defund the police. it's not enough to be against that policy. he needs to come out and say, you have to go the other way and support our law enforcement officers. >> sean: by the way, all the democrats, modern democrats praising the former klansman robert "kkk" byrd, joe biden's comments on segregation, integration, the mob and the media ignore this, mark meadows. i watched the president, by the way, very highly rated on friday night, his speech at mount rushmore and i watched his

speech on saturday night, the fourth of july. there is no perfect country in the face of the earth. my friend gary farber recently passed away, great pioneer in talk radio. there is no country in the face of the earth that's accumulated more power, abused it less than this one. p i add: and use that power for the advancement of the human condition. america, mark meadows, we pay the price. we beat back the forces, as the president talked about, in his speeches of fascism, nazism, aimperial japan, communism, and now more recently radical islamism. america did that and made the world a better, saferr place. that's maybe one of the reasons so many people around the world want to come into america and we are building walls to vet people. >> you're exactly right, sean. ourriri founding fathers, impert men that truly founded this nation on judeo-christian values that said what we need to do is form a more perfect union.

indeed, each and every day has been an advancement of that to make sure that not only the best country on the face of the globe but more importantly, we continue to stand up for those values, for those who can't speak for themselves. this president has been willing to do that. you mentioned the speech there and mount rushmore. not only was it a historic speech, but he laid out really the difference. are we going to be for anarchy? or are we going to be for the rule of law and making sure that american citizens feel safe once again b in their homes? this president is willing to do that. where is joe biden? in his basement. you know, it's amazing. we have seen joe biden for 40 years talk a good game. no results. >> sean: 51. 125 years combined failure, him, pelosi, and schumer. >> as we look at that, it's not only that they are just talking a good game, but they failed to act. when they fail to act, there are

real consequences to that. sadly we are seeing each and every day, the consequences really are played out onhe t main street across america. we have got to do something about it, and the time is now. this president is committed to doing that. he's instructed his entire team to work on it. >> sean: america will be unrecognizable if it's pelosi, schumer, and biden and they implement this insane agenda. by the way, i told you you weren't going to leave permanently. i did twist your arm a little bit on national tv. glad to have you where you are. >> it's great to be back. thanks so much. god bless america. >> sean: god bless america. over the weekend, historic speeches, the president did champion what is rightly called american exceptionalism and american greatness. let's take a look. >> on this wonderful day, we celebrate our history, our heroes, our heritage, our great american flag, and our freedom. the american republic stands

today is the greatest, most exceptional, and most virtuous nation in the history of the world.n we are the descendants of the most daring and courageous people ever to walk on the face of the earth. >> sean: by the way, the president announced a national garden of heroes with americans from every race and every background, all americans celebrated for their greatness in their exceptionalism which i think is a great idea. the ever frail, ever confused, ever corrupt joe biden celebrating the fourth of july in a differentnt way. a highly produced, what, 97-second video of biden bashing the u.s., saying this country never lived up to the idea that all are created equal. he now wants to transform our country, he said. perhaps biden doesn't comprehend any of this. because no country, no people are perfect, that's just a fact.

it's a basic fundamental truth. an undeniable truth. thanks to the wisdom of our framers and fathers, they developed this great constitutional republic, a system that allows this country the right to correct wrongs and correct injustices and always strive and move towards improvement so we can becomeri that more perfect union. by the way, as the president said, both in his friday night and saturday night addresses, this is the beauty of america. that's what we celebrate. of course, no, we are not perfect, but we have the ability, we have the willpower to become that more perfect union. we've made major, major progress. we need to make much more major progress to fulfill that dream of a more perfect union. for example, you can look at those going back in history, the 1700s, dozens and dozens of our framers and our constitutional convention, arguing unsuccessfully against

the evil practice of slavery. dr. benjamin franklin calling it a "atrocious debasement of human nature." he is 1000% correct. james madison calling it "dishonorable to the national character." he was right. george mason calling slave owners petty tyrants. ultimately hundreds of thousands of americans fought and died over this very issue. that's our history. emancipation proclamation is also our history. later the voting rights act, civil rights act. it insured through federal law and constitutional amendments. do we have r further to go? absolutely, and by the way, what did biden and other democrats, what they want you to forget is many of those that they so admire and call their mentors, well, they fought tooth andra nl against these important reforms. for example, it was a democrat, george wallace, who stood in the doorway of that birmingham school to physically block racial integration. it was a democrat, bull connor, who used fire hoses and police dogs to attack civil rights

peaceful protesters. it was over 100 democratic lawmakers who voted against thec '64 civil rights bill. al gore's father, prominent democratic senator, well, he actually filibuster the bill. so did robert "kkk" byrd, the former klansman. so did noted segregationist jay william fulbright, all democrats. keep in mind, bill clinton called fulbright his mentor. he eulogized fulbright while he was serving as president. despite his past as a klan leader, and actually the head of the klan, modern democratsul practically lined up to shower robert byrd with praise, they even made in the senate majority leader. hillary clinton calling robert byrd the heart and soul of the u.s. senate. chuck schumer calling byrd one of the greatest men in history. pelosi calling byrd an american patriot. biden calling byrd the dean of the u.s. senate, a close friend, and a mentor of mine. imagine if donald trump said this about a former -- about a klansman?

keep in mind, biden once worked side-by-side with segregationists. this is joe biden's record. in a speech in 1973, then senator biden praising southern democrats and said that the two-party system in the south was "good for the [bleep]." around the same time, biden was actually working with desegregationists. he was slowing and trying to stop integration. opposing school busing. according to nbc news "he led the charge on an issue that kept black students away from the classrooms from whitee students" that's joe biden. that's the democratic nominee. that's hisis history. those are questions the mob have not asked him. in 1977, biden worried that his children would grow up "in a racial jungle" if integration is not done in his orderly way, whatever that means. 1993 referring to inner-city youth as "predators on our streets." as he coauthoreded an aggressive

crime bill ramping up prison sentences for dozens of crimes. of course biden's racist rhetoric didn't stop him in the '90s. remember in 2006 he told a crowd you have to have a slight indian accent to work at a 7-eleven or dunkin' donuts and i'm not joking. also in 2006, bragging his state was a slave state. who would brag about that? in 2007, called barack obama, eventually became vice president, "the first mainstream african-american who is actually articulate and bright and clean. wow, that is storybook, man." what? and last year he said "poor kids can be just as bright as white kids." a few weeks ago he told the radio host charlamagne tha god that "you ain't black" unless you support him over trump. excuse me. this is the guy that says he wants to transform america.. what, into that? after decades of all of his b.s. and 125 years of combined

failure of biden, pelosi, and schumer, that's who would be in charge if, god forbid, you elect him in 120 days. trump has done more than 3.5 years, as i mentioned, that they could even ever think of. truth matters, hypocrisy matters. for all of you intellectually lazy people in the mob who won't ask these questions, want to inform your viewers of this history, you are failing and derelict in your duty. actions matter, decade after decade after decade. five decades, biden. he had ample opportunity to make america a more perfect union. instead, he made one weird racial statement after another.. you know, one comment about integration, segregation and by the way, did nothing to end violence in american cities. and by the way imaginative donald trump had said any of these things or supported any of these people that these modern democrats supported? guess what. history matters. truth matters. their failed record matters and

it's on the ballot in 120 days. with more, louisiana senator john kennedy. senator, your reaction to all of this. >> well, the vice president says he will transform america. he will. and the american people will pay a fearsome price. his foreign policy is hugs and hot cocoa for america's enemies. if he's elected, my advice to you is to build a fallout shelter. >> sean: what's your advice? >> build a fallout shelter. you'll need it. weakness invites the wolves. his domestic policy, he wants you -- he wants all of us to surrender our money and our freedom, every bit of it, to washington.

if you want 52 weeks of vacation a year, vote for him, because he's going to bankrupt your employer. here's what he says to our young people. finish school. get a job. work hard. so i and vice president biden can give the money you earned to someone who didn't. and finally i think he will eviscerate our health care delivery system.ho i'm sure he will say if you like your health care, you can keep it. but we've seen that movie before. >> sean: it seems that were at a point, senator, it's words and symbolism. 125 years combined experienceee versus real solutions, real law and order, real safety and security. when president trump shattered, i mean, he shattered record after record after record for minority low unemployment.

and then of course criminal justice reform, police reform, opportunity zones, historically black colleges. why didn't joe and barack do that? they had eight years. they didn't do any of that. >> well, why didn't they address the problems of our inner cities? >> sean: great question. >> chicago is now the largest outdoor shooting range in america. and other cities are following. it's not caused by the coronavirus.ge it's not caused by racism. it's caused by nihilism. to kill a child, you have to be a nihilist goon with no values whatsoever. but that is what happens we defend our police, when we refuse to fix our schools, and we undermine the family unit. >> sean: all right, senator kennedy. we always appreciate you joining

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♪ >> i was asked probably 12 questions about the confederate flag. this president focuses on action. i'm a little dismayed that i didn't receive one question on the deaths in this country this weekend. i didn't receive one question about new york city shootings doubling for the third straight week, and over the last seven days shootings skyrocketed by 142%. not one question. i didn't receive one question about five children who were killed, and i will leave you with this remark by a dad. it broke my heart. the death of an 8-year-old lost in atlanta this weekend. "they say black lives matter.

you killed a child. she didn't do nothing to nobody," was his quote. we need to be focused on securing the streets, making sure no lives are lost because all black lives matter. that of david dorn and that of this 8-year-old girl. >> sean: wow, kayleigh mcenany blasting. white house media mob failing to ask a single question about the spikes in deadly violence in america's democratic run cities this weekend. here with reaction, leo terrell. fox news contributor dan bongino. leo, it's gone on for decades. we are losing seven, eight, nine, ten, losing our american treasure. we are losing america's children. they don't lift a finger to stop it. new york, they just cut a billion dollars from the nypd. they are cutting it in your city, los angeles. those are two of the dumbest decisions i've ever heard in my life. joe biden seems to support in all.

>> sean, you are the only guy, person on the network,e t showg faces and names to this crime wave and all these democratic cities. great job. >> sean: they are children. >> they are kids and you're putting faces and names, and it's driving the other side crazy. the point is very simple. the media, the media does not want to address this question, to democratic mayorsrs and democratic leaders and joe biden because it creates a narrative they don't want to. they don't want to talk about crime in the city. they don't want to talk about the failures of the city. havinge one of those left-wing media obligations, they have to look at what's going on in those cities and then they have to -- >> sean: leo, leo, look on the screen. look at those children. those are america's kids. right there, those are our children. there are dead. they are done., their lives are over. all of their god-given potential

gone. >> they represent america and every democratic leader in these big cities needs to call a press conference and say what are you going to do about this? you're going to call for funding the police, not defunding the police and are going to cut your association away fromut black lives matter. because basically you're in bed with these guys and what's happening? our cities are crumbling. >> sean: you know, i had this interview with horace lorenzoen anderson the other night. dan bongino, you came on after. just put up the picture of these kids. i mean, i said about george floyd, imagine if you are watching and that was your son, your son pleading for his life with that man's neck and into the pavement. imagine if this was your kid. i wouldn't recover. it's over for me. no parent can recover from this. it is happening every weekend, dan. you have a background in law enforcement. law enforcement knows how to do, fix this but now they are being defunded. now they are literally losing all morale, now they are afraid

to even do their job. >> you know, i have warned on this network, onhe your show, jt weeks ago, maybe months ago, i said the disastrous policies of big-city liberals was going to, lead to not people dying, more people dying. because people are already dying because of these disastrous decisions. i need everybody watching to do me a favor tonight. i need you to go to twitter feed of chief rodney harrison, the chief of detectives of the nypd. i want you, if you're over 18 and your parents will let you, i want you to watch the full video of that man being shot in the street in the south bronx holding the 6-year-old. i want you to take every tragic, disturbing, grotesque second of it in, and i want you to watch the 6-year-old daughter. >> sean: dan, dan, look at this right now. it's on the screen right here. >> i know, i see it right there. they won't show the rest because there's probably kids watching. when you see the whole thing, it stopsin right there, see.

you need to watch and open your eyes. take every second of this in, what that 6-year-old does after her father is killed in front of her. >> sean: put it up on hannity.com. >> please watch it. she runs in fear and panic and doesn't know what to do as she i watches her dad fall right in front of her. take that in. that's the real world consequences of the cancer that's been eating away and rotting our inner cities to the core. these are our citizens. they deserve better. sean, this is not about politics. it's not about marginal tax cuts. not about your 401(k). it's about citizens of the united states of america in broad daylight in the south bronx murdered in cold blood in front of his kid. this isn't about politics. everybody needs to get their heads out of their butts and get this straight. the people deserve better. >> sean: they need to get their heads out of their ass and

america is better than this. we can save these lives and we have an obligation. they have failed for decades and their answer is let's cut a billion dollars from the nypd. that idiot mayor, mayor comrade de blasio, that happened in new york city. >> talking about statues, statues. >> sean: thank you both. coming up, jeffrey epstein's confidant, ms. maxwell, has been transferred to a new york prison. trace gallagher has the latest. the st. louis couple guarding their home after protesters broke down a fence, entered their community, no police help, we have an update, because protesters returned to their home this weekend. they will explain. coming up straight ahead. ♪ [narrator] this is steve.

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♪ >> sean: we have even more breaking developments right in the epstein saga, as epstein enabler, the madame maxwell as she is known, has been transferred to a new york prison after being arrested on sex abuse charges last week. here with the latest, fox news chief breaking news correspondent, trace gallagher tonight. >> investigators believe that ghislaine maxwell not only

assisted in jeffrey epstein's abuse of young girls but that she facilitated by recruiting and grooming the victims. some of whom have described maxwell as epstein's chief enabler. former federal prosecutor francey hakes tells fox news that she predicts maxwell will do whatever she can to lessen a potential 10-year prison term. watch. >> there's no way she could even consider going to jail for that length of time, so i do think she'll cooperate and i think she'll do it soon. >> the question is what information maxwell has to trade. actress rose mcgowan, who accused harvey weinstein of raping her, is calling for prince andrew and bill clinton to be arrested for their alleged ties. federal agents say they were discreetly keeping tabs on ghislaine maxwell and they recently learned that she paid cash for a new hampshire mansion on 156 acres. sean.

>> sean: trace gallagher, thanks for that report. moments after maxwell was arrested in new hampshire last week, speculation began to swirl over who exactly might be further implicated in epstein's sex abuse operation. by the way, "the new york post" put together a list of who might be most afraid of what maxwell might say, even talk that there might be videotapes coming. including names like prince andrew, former israeli prime minister ehud barack, former president bill clinton, former harvard president larry summers and many others. by the way, we don't rush to judgment on the show, but i think they all need to talk. everyone deserves due process, the presumption of innocence. here with reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce and fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. i know, it seems to me, then you add to that, i guess, whatever

the actor's name that was there with her and kevin spacey, whatever his name is, geraldo. i am watching all of this and if you fly 35 times on the lolita express and you end up on an island and you hear everything that went on there, it seems to me where there is a lot of smoke, there may be a lot of fire, and i think all these people need to answer questions. >> i think everybody who was on the flight logs of his aircraft has questions to answer. the list is very impressive. he left out a bunch of people. glenn dubin, the hedge funder. leslie wexner, the owner of victoria's secret. governor bill richardson, senator george mitchell. none of these men, as far as i know, have been implicated in any crime. as far as we know. of course, they are profoundly embarrassed. she, on the other hand, is facing ten years. that's the mandatory minimum

sentence for aiding and abetting child sex trafficking. she has a lot of reasons to cooperate. on the other hand, were i representing her, sean, i would say, as trace mentioned, the 156 acres in new hampshire. does someone pay cash for an estate of that magnitude, thinking they're going to flee the country? she could have bought something in france, australia, peru. she bought something in new hampshire. i would argue that she's not a flight risk. i think that if she gets bail, she will fight it out. she has some good defense. if she does not get bail and she is in that rotten prison in brooklyn, i know it well. i used to visit my old friend. al sharpton did 90 days there when he protested the navy's bombing of an island. i visited that prison off him. that's where they kept r. kelly, the rapper also accused of hideous sex crimes against kids. very unpleasant place. >> sean: tammy. >> look, i agree with what geraldo was saying but let's remember of course, she knew this was coming.

so she's not surprised. she's been preparing for this, no doubt, with her attorneys. he knows what she's got to present. i think she will act quickly with the prosecution because she knows what's at stake. this is not somebody who thought they were going to waltz off and be just fine. keep that in mind. but also beware of this portrayal of her as an additional victim of epstein. what i would argue as a feminist is that this is always where certain people go, this idea that women don't do this. that women can be trusted. the fact of the matter is, we've got to have women be able to own what it is they are doing, take them seriously, they can be as good as men and as bad as men. but watch for that argument to come, that she in fact -- it's going to be part i'm sure of her defense, that she was manipulated and duped and threatened also by jeffrey epstein. the good news is is that because of all the gossip, the people on those lists should welcome this because they can be cleared. instead of it being rumor after rumor and gossip. we have flight lists.

it's not just accusations from witnesses or alleged victims. now what the prosecutors are saying as well, but after kavanaugh, we know what kinds of stories can come up. everyone deserves due process, including the people on those lists. but especially, and this is going to be a test for us, to make sure that a woman -- and women very often certainly have done evil things. it's important for americans and for the justice system to recognize, you look at the money. she is buying a mansion. this is about the justice system. the inequities. she is in a position with money to be able to maneuver and negotiate with the justice system, and americans are going to watch this very carefully. she shouldn't be found guilty because of who she is, but at the same time, she's getting the best representation i'm sure, and all of us deserve to have the fairness that she ultimately will experience herself i think. >> sean: i assume, and i don't support this practice, geraldo, that she will be probably

offered some type of immunity deal and a get-out-of-jail-free card if she talks. that to me is something of great value, it would force people or put people in a position to lie. there's got to be corroborating evidence. >> there's got to be corroborating evidence of course. if i were representing some of the people on that list and my name was on the flight logs, sean, i might -- were i one of those prestigious gentlemen, i might reach out to the federal authorities and tell them hey, listen, i was playing ping-pong and i never do anything -- whatever the story is going to be. i think her arrest is going to -- >> sean: ping-pong on the lolita express? i didn't know. >> let's remember quickly, she was involved with a number of charities and that explains to some degree why she knew everyone. that's going to come up. i think that it's going to be a

fascinating next few months to hear what happens, especially with the clintons, if i may say. >> sean: and prince andrew and all the other names and george mitchell and ehud brock. thank you both. when we come back, remember last week? remember the st. louis couple? remember they took up arms guarding their home after protesters broke down a fence, entered a gated community. police weren't there to help. this weekend there was yet another protest outside their home. they join us exclusively and tell us what happened. straight ahead. ♪ for the sweaty faces,

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up for you this weekend. some overly ambitious prosecutor wants to actually charge you for what are legal weapons. ocu let's go back to the first incident. he broke down the gate. they made threats specifically against you, both of you, and even your pets? >> that's true. it was shocking. the gate came in. seemingly everybody in the world came forward literally. i think the estimate is 300 to 500 people. came right towards us.ly we were preparing to have dinner on the porch, and we were literally maybe 70 feet from the gate. by the time we got our guns, by the time i got my gun, the crowd was maybe 30 feet or 40 feet from us. >> sean: what were the threats? patricia. >> people were screaming everything. >> that they were going to kill us. they were going to come in there. they were going to burn down the house. they were going to be living in our house after i was dead, and

they were pointing to different rooms and said that's going to be my bedroom and that's going to be the living room and i'm going to be taking a shower in that room. then the dog barked. there were so many threats. then the dog barked and they said "i'm going to be killing her" too or "it." >> sean: mr. mccloskey, i talked to you at one point and you told me that the police knew that this was happening the first time and they just decided not to show up. >> it was posted on the web, sean. there was no mystery it was going to happen. by the way, if you look at the group that actually sponsors this, it's an entity called. expectll us. if you look on their facebook page, the advertisement for this riot says "we are going to march on the mayor's house and a special surprise." something extra. that something extra was us. >> sean: let's talk about this weekend. patricia, you had put up a gate in front of your house i understand. what happened? >> the community did that.

we got a tip that the people were coming back, and they were coming back specifically for us and to get us and to burnty the house. and so we started trying to get private security. we had been told that the city police have been ordered to stand down. we had been told that there was going to be no official help, and our neighborhood association put out a flyer saying that if people broke in, they were just going to let them. and so we started trying to hire private security. entity after entity said they didn't want to get involved. thursday afternoon, we startedto hiding valuables and securing the house. the last group of security people and we were talking, these were special forces guys, told us they couldn't do it and we should just walk away from the house and abandon it and we said we weren't going to do that. i don't mean to tout another fox host, but i had some help. >> sean: this is defunding the police. this is america's future. defend yourself. you're on your own.

it shouldn't happen in chicago or new york city, shouldn't happen in st. louis either, to anybody. thank you bothen for joining us. >> let me tell you one thing. >> sean: real quick. >> sure. we had a good routine on friday. the local police stood up like champs and we had our own security.ti everything happened just like it's supposed to happen. the crowd was loud but they weren't allowed to do anything wrong. >> sean: all right. every american has a right to stay safe, everybody, every town, every city. thank you both. when we come back, the country music world lost a true legend, friend of the show, charlie daniels. i have a few comments i want to say next. say next.

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>> sean: today sadly we lost a country music legend i had the pleasure of being able to perform alongside charlie and his band at several freedom concerts. i was awful. i talked to charlie about that and much more during one of his many appearances right here on this program. >> i done told you once, you liberals. i'm the best there's ever been. >> sean: charlie daniels, how are you? you let me do that, ruin the song, and i had so much fun.

>> the crowd got such a charge out of it. you were like chuck berry.yo he was all over the place. jumping down. >> sean: banging on the drums. my prayers go out to charlie's family, friends, and fans. he will never be forgotten.ju charlie, well done, good and faithful servant as he joins a choir of angels in heaven. my heart is troubled at losing him. laura ingraham. >> laura: well said. not only a great patriot, he was a great spirit and he loved you. he was such a great -- >> sean: i done told you once you liberal... i said it every time. he laughed. >> laura: i was out west with the family and friends over the weekend and at this chuck wagon thing, it was kind of a fun thing. they actually played -- this incredible fiddler played "the devil went down to georgia" and my kids know the song because we play it so much and they got up and they were dancing. and then to have him pass away a