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dr. oz is here tonight. also breaking tonight, the 2020 election02 has now changed in a dramatic and big way. the president is vowing to take action in american cities with a war zone-like conditions, but the bumbling, barely there, corrupt joe biden is now n embracing, well, the most radical socialist wing of his party. we are going to explain in detail how this is a sign between bernie and aoc and schumer and pelosi, he is embracing this out of weakness. i'll explain. he's also now, by the way, willing to redirect funds away police. that, of course, have become th. enemy. defund law enforcement, or to use his words, reallocate the money, we will explain that coming up in a report. we will show you the latest, cringeworthy blunders from the biden basement t campaign. spoiler alert, he now thinks if youif are in the great state of

arizona, apparently you don't live in a state, you live in a city, according to joe, the forgetful one. but first, we start with a developing story surrounding a garbage so called newspaper. we have an information crisis likenf you've never had in this country before. in this case, the new york -- i call it the toilet paper -- times, that is basically all it isod good for, they have been exposed yet again. now, they are facing a brand-new lawsuit from liberty university -- by the way, liberty has told me, they will join us tonight and just a moment, jerry falwell jr., what is a powerful defamation suit filed earlier today. the university is blasting "the new york times" for intentionally false reporting. this stems from their hysteria-filled coronavirus coverage, alleging that liberty suffered a coronavirus outbreak when the school reopened its campus after spring break. according to this lawsuit prepared by attorney michael bowie, inter coseparate headlines, the times all but accused liberty of willfully

spreading the deadly virus, "liberty brings back students and the coronavirus, too" and "a university reopened u at studens got sick." the paper even reported that nearly 12 students became sick with covid-19 symptoms. in a separate article, the times accused liberty university president jerry falwell jr., creating his own personal viral hot spot. in reality, the truth, at the time, zero on-campus students were diagnosed with covid-19. not a single one. not 12, not 11, not 10, not 1, 0. remember, the same paper, they are the one that basically accused yours truly of killing grandma and grandpa because of our coronavirus coverage, when we were way ahead of them, especially, and the rest of the mob, inle warning people about e virus and asymptomatic people that would spread the virus and supporting the travel ban ten

days after the first known case of corona. it was the leftist "new york times," let's look at their track record. they were the ones that ran the headline t "who says it's not se to travel to china," "to run a virus travel banaf is unjust and doesn't work anyway." i wonder how many people took their advice, and what might have happened to them if they did. don't forget, the same paper was criticized by its former top editor, jill abramson, for "making horrible mistakes left and right," and of course, this lawsuit comes at a particularly troubling time for that paper. "the new york times" now reeling after getting clobbered in a scathing editorial out this week by another former top editor. her name, bari weiss. she recently resigned after months of workplace harassment, hostility over -- she is not a conservative. at best, i would say, centrist views, willing to listen to the other side views, our left times employees calling her a nazi and a racist and a liar and a bigot,

others demanding she be rooted out of this organization, while posting acts emojis next to her name in public forums, wow. weiss wrote "the far left twitter had become the ultimate editor of "the new york times"," concerns profoundly remove from the lives of most people. a perfect example of what i call and why i define the modern media as aia mob. the fake news media mob is now 99% of news outlets, media outlets, smears, lies, slander, libel,l, besmirchment, conspiray theories, hoaxes, here, they are, and everywhere. truth telling, nonexistent. they are all about advancing the far left, radical, socialist viewss of this new, extreme, democratic party, and they have outright contempt and hatred for all things president trump, and by the way, all of his irredeemable deplorable, smelly walmart shopping supporters. like me.e.

and for them, truth, facts, reality, none of it matters. but in the real world, the real world, actions have consequences. tonight, liberty university is holding them accountable. joining us with a reported liberty president himself jerry falwell jr. so, they wrote all these headlines, not one kid got covid-19. they apparently -- you had no trespassing signs, they came from an actual hot spot to a place that wasn't a hot spot, and they didn't give you an opportunity to respond? >> not only -- no, they didn't. not only are they a bigoted of liars, and also, buzzfeed-type clickbait publication now, they are also stupid, because they came on campus, we had 25, at least, no trespassing signs everywhere, and they were dumb enough to take pictures of the signs and publish them, so we've got warrants out for their

arrest, and they had to cut a deal with a local prosecutor to keep from going to jail. that is how dumb they are, and they got their information -- they were here for a few days, i think -- they got their information from a doctor who has a practice 10 miles away from liberty, who had seen a few liberty kids who had a cold, upper respiratory problems, nothing like covid symptoms, and they told him that, he told the reporters to go talk to our on-campus doctor at our clinic on campus, and they wouldn't do it. theyey didn't talk to us. we try to get them to correct all of the false headlines you just recited, they wouldn't do it. they actually doubled down and glide some more. so, we had no choice, they left us with no choice but to defend our reputation, because it scared parents. we had 1200 kids -- you know, some of them have elderly relatives living at home, didn't have high-speed internet,

couldn't do online education at home, they were international students, they had no choice, out of 8,000 normally here, we had about 1200 here in the spring, we abided by all of the governor's rules, and not one case, not one case came out of it. zero, zero. >> sean: i read, it was a powerfully written case. this has the potential, perhaps, to be a landmark case. we have times of e sullivan, which i think is poorly worded and needs to be revamped. nicholas sandmann is going to be a very rich kid, when i think of cases against lawyers, some of the best, i know michael bowie, michael bowie happens to be a friend of mine, one of the best, as well. you are going all the way, because these lawsuits take years and can be very expensive. >> yeah, and that's okay. it's expensive for them, too, and "the new york times" versus sullivan was one of the first

cases i learned about in law school, and it's a license to live. it's not like that in every country. the united kingdom, it's much easier to beat the tabloids if they lie about you. in the united states, you have to prove malicious intent. i think we've got that here. and you are right about michael bowie, he is one of the best in ththe country, and i'm glad he's on my side and not coming after me. >> sean: if that's the case, there is something called discovery, and that might bring us into the inner workings of what is said in "the new york times," and i'm sure by now, they've received a preservation letter from michael bowie saying don't erase it, don't deleteay it, don't pull a hillary. >> no question. >> sean: we might get to see all of that. jerry, we are going to follow this -- >> no question about it. but they lie -- >> sean: follow your lead. >> i hope you do, because you need to -- you need to be tough like me, sean.

>> sean: [laughs] i don't have any spare time.ar discovery, years, money -- i have a money, i can pay for it, but that is like -- >> you can make -- >> sean: they deserve it, i'll tell you that. >> they lied and said the doctor was in charge of all of the public health, student health on campus, he wasn't. he told them the doctor on campus was -- >> sean: and you gave them a chance, didn't you? you gave them a chance to correct the record and they didn't take it. >> correct. >> sean: i've got to run. >> all right, you go. >> sean: we are going to follow the case. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: also tonight, lawlessness and america's major cities continues. look at this insane video from new york, this morning, the nypd -- look at this -- the police chief insured after getting brutally attacked by ain group of people on a bridge. we have still shots, we will show you. officers beaten over the head with sticks. meanwhile, police just released a surveillance footage showing

the moment when gunmen shot and killed that one-year-old boy in brooklyn. remember lawrence jones interviewed his father and grandmother. he is in a stroller and a public playground, and nypd, police union have now teamed up to offer $23,000 reward for any information that helps lead poll perpetrators who carried out at this heinous act. more monologue in a minute, but joining us now with quick reaction is dan bongino, fox news contributor. fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. it's every day, it's every night, the defund effort, joe biden calling the police -- what, they've now become the enemy? and sure, i'll reallocate resources. that is now a new race, law and order, safety and security, you can't pursue happiness, geraldo, if you don't have safety in your city or your community. >> the cities are going to hell

in a handbasket, sean. it's incredible the bloodletting going on, cops feel disrespected, handicapped, no longer able to count on the citn to have their back. it's awful to watch. shootings up by a disproportionate amount. new york is becoming chicago. chicago, where 13 more were killed this weekend. 13 more were killed in chicago this weekend, 64 shot. this is a ghettoth civil war, ad urban circular firing squad. sean, the blood is running red in the streets, and where is black lives matter? where are al sharpton, jesse jackson? >> sean: most of your career, geraldo, you care -- >> the brooklyn bridge! i went to brooklyn moscow, right under that bridge. this is disgusting to watch this. i must go after the person hit the chief andhe the head -- of this is a felonious assault, and if it's not within ten to kill, it's at least a felonious

assault, and that person should be arrested and charged, and thl the way through. we can't let the passions cool and then you let someone who did that, who actually assaulted the leader of youry police departmet in the world's capital city, and smashed his head -- she's got blood running down his face. it's awful, sean. it is pathetic. >> sean: you know, the president now has borrowed to straighten out the war zones in these democratically run cities, dan bongino. >> yeah. >> sean: be cities, all of them have one thing in common: run by the liberal for decades. joe biden now has embraced of this effort, trying to back off it today, but he said what he said. they have now become the enemy, and of course, we are going to reallocate money. he's not talking about more police. he has adopted bolshevik bernie's agenda. he's adopted this madness of attacking the police, the first

line of defense. he's now taking on aoc's radical green new deal. he's now partnered with schumer and pelosi, 125 years of failure, the three of those. i don't think he can get anybody more left wing. >> yeah. yeah, please, let's stop talking kiabout joe biden as a fake moderate. stop embarrassing yourself, liberal media folks. it's humiliating and you make yourself look silly if you have everyone hunt was he was embarrassed when you say that. second point, bill de blasio must resigned. he's a disgrace to the cosmos, not just the city. anyone would be embarrassed that this h humiliating human being n charge -- the world's greatest city, i grew up there -- just decay. at such a rapid pace. sean, the secret of crime-fighting -- is not really a secret, anyone who has been in criminology or a cop knows, thei sliver of the population commits an overwhelming number of crimes. why does that matter? well, it matters because when

you arrest that very small portion of people and incarcerate them, crimes goes down dramatically, which we saw over two decades in new york. we are not seeing that anymore.c i know for a fact this is at the top of president trump's mind. here's what he needs to do. he needs to get the fbi, dea, secret service, atf, irs, get a task force together and plant them in these big cities -- and let me be crystal clear, he is not asking -- there is no asking, we are done asking. he doesn't need lightfoot's permission in chicago, and he doesn't need the applause he was permission york. we are not asking. go in there, he should go in there and start purple walking people out there with the task forces, and all of a sudden, you will see crime drop almostil overnight. >> sean: dan, geraldo, we all grew up in the city. i have a special message tonight, comrade de blasio. let's go back to this videotape. watch this guy with a stick. watch the cop, one of the top

ranking police officers in new york city. watch that stick. his face is turned, and the guy blasts him on the top of the head with the stick. look at r this right here. watch the stick. boom. re-rack that, and we will play it again. the man's back -- the man in the white shirt -- watch him, watching the stick, kaboom. okay. andrew, do your job. de blasio, do your job. if you do not, as somebody that grew up in new york, my advice to everybody in new york city is get out of town while you can. leave your liberal policies, leave the state. its bureaucracy, high taxes, lack of law and order and security and safety. take your money with you, leave your politics in new york. also breaking tonight, president trump was just endorsed by the national association of police organizations. president is theon bowing to restore law and order

in america's major cities. finally, somebody is caring about this problem. watch. >> but we have other cities that are out of control, they are like warth zones. and if the city isn't going to straighten it out, if local politicians -- in this case, i'll say this political reasonsl democrats, and it's almost like they think it will be this way forever, in chicago, 68 people , and 18 died last week. we are not going to put up with that. >> sean: compare that to joe biden, the corrupt, the weak, confused, and even the creepy joe. calling, oh, the police are now the enemy. he wants to reallocate funds away from police, embracing the defund movement, as the president tweeted, rightly so, b "joe biden, the radical left,y they want to abolish police, abolish i.c.e., abolished suburbs, abolish theur second amendment, abolish the american way of life. no one will be safe in

joe biden's america." well, i think the president is right.t. no one. joe biden, look who he has now embraced. this is the greatest sign that joe biden -- most candidates, when you get the nomination, you go to your base. for the generalin election, movd to the center. what he needed to shore up bernie sanders base, and aoc space, and he looked at schumer and pelosi, and he's gone alongl socialism of bolshevik burning, the most radical new green deal. this is the most radical candidate in the history of this country. clearly, will say and do anything to shore up their support. defund the police, reallocate, sure, let crime spiral out of control, why not. he didn't do anything, along with barack, when they had eight years of president and vice president. get rid of all bail altogether, that's worked out great in new york. turned america into a lawless,

socialist hellhole. look at the steam of radicals, starts with bolshevik bernie, and now the de facto economy is our. a radical and unaffordable climate effort that also gets rid of,ad oh, about 10 million jobs for fracking and oil. we are now energy independent, the world's largest producer, say goodbye to all of that. and also, coal. beto?e he says, of course, we are coming for your guns. he is going to be the gun czar. he is going to partner with pelosi to put these policies through congress. if these policies are enacted,ct america, liberty, freedom, capitalism, you can say goodbye toom it. that dream team of radical socialists, those three, 125 years of failure at this point. the only thing they can't control is biden's cognitive abilities, which appeared to

still be declining rapidly. he actually said today that he thought arizona, the state, was a city. you can't make it out. he doesn't know what day it is, doesn't know what office he's running for. "we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, endowed by their -- you know, the thing." god, the creator of everything, not hard, joe. watch. >> look, arizona is prett very n play in 2020, we appreciate you taking time to talk to people in our state. >> you guys are an important city. you guys have gone through helle haven't you? >> sean: you see why he almost always refuses to go off script, take questions from the press? today's today, bidens team cut off questioning, that's pretty severe, watch. >> you said you regret -- not running in 2016. most would agree, mr. biden -- never has been and never will

be. what about china, friend or foe? >> sean: fade to black. imagine if this was donald trump. how do you think the media would react? with the toilet paper "new york times" -- but with they write? fake news cnn, conspiracy tv msdnc.ey they would be covering at wall-to-wall.wa why? because they don't cover it because theyy want joe to win. it's more honest, many times, this is the greatest -- this is the biggest choice election you will ever face in your life, it's a live free or die. the name of my book in 20 days. anyway, you are the ultimate jury. joining us now, the architect, karl rove with an reaction to alln of this. karl, between the enemy comment, the reallocate comment, bolshevik bernie, they actually plagiarized that, aoc, the new you green deal czar, beto o'rourke, pelosi, schumer, i've never seen a candidate go hard or left because he needed to shore up his base. >> yeah.

incidentally, it's robert francis o'rourke, not that other name. was interesting to me is this thing about the surplus military equipment. he's in an interview, he's being asked about the cops receiving surplus military equipment, and he said something i think is really far out there, he says surplus military equipment for law enforcement, they don't need that. they show up with an armed humvee and it makesmv them look like the military, and they become the enemy. look, we've seen situations -- you had some of them on your camera, on your screen recently -- in which it was clear that walking in with a normal suv or police car was not enough. you needed it in places like portland and seattle, to have armored humvees to get in there. what's interestingre is, he's being interviewed, and the interviewer is a burning guy, so he says, you know, he says, but do we agree that we can

redirect some of that funding? to me, the key word is "bud." that's a side issue. what about getting rid of funding? do we agree we can redirect some of thebi funding? biden says yes, absolutely. by the way, not just redirect, condition them -- i've listened toe, the tape, it sounds like "them," but it could have been -- but here is the deal. this guy is saying don't you want to get rid of the money? and he's either answering that question or he's answering the point that he made earlier about the military equipment. i think this guy was saying, don't you think we ought to defund them? and y he says yes, absolutely, t now he's acting as if that had to do with surplus military equipment, so he has now flipp flipped. >> sean: here's my question -- >> the people around him are smart enough to understand this is a really radical position and they can't even leave them there. >> sean: they literally

plagiarized bolshevik bernie. they've literally taken aoc -- here's my question. they didn't do anything for chicago i in eight years,ri "law & order," safety, security. they didn't do anything after ferguson or baltimore or any other incidents. now they are acting like they have all of thehe answers. we have 125 years of promises between o schumer, biden, and pelosi. >> look, many of our major u.s. cities are dysfunctional, and it's not an accident. many of our major cities have been governed by liberal democrats. and you are right, chicago, rahm emanuel, now mayor lightfoot, to take a look at new york, it was a much better under giuliani than it is under -- >> sean: is this still a race based on now he has openly embraced -- we have 20 seconds. >> you know, look, i kind of campaign we are going to be in is the kind of campaign where he is going to be able to hide from tough questions from the press.

the press is not inclined to ask him tough questions, but they are going to have even fewerti opportunities to ask. that is why the trump campaign needs to be very focused on making these points deliberately eachn day about how he is saying one thing and then when he gets in trouble, saying something else, and holding him to account each and every day in a targeted, focused, disciplined way. >> sean: all right. architect,the thank you. great news, dr. oz, our 18 coming up. whea major twitter hack, coming, as we speak.ha that and much more breaking news. glad you are with us tonight. ♪ people used to care. heck, they'd come

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♪ >> sean: all right, breaking news tonight, a major, widespread twitter hack targeted some of the most high-profile accounts on the platform, including joe biden, barack obama. here with the latest, our very own rick leventhal. >> a couple hundred million followers may have been surprised to see what kanye west, former president obama, bill gates, and others were posting on their feeds. presidential hopeful joe biden's account posted "i am given back

to the community, all bitcoins sent to the address below will be sent back doubled, if you send $1,000, i'll send back $2,000, only doing this for 30 minutes, enjoy." billionaire elon musk had a similar message, claiming he was feeling grateful. corporations including apple were victimized too, part of a widespread hack attack across the social media platform with preset limits, kanye said he could only spare -- some messages were quickly posted when deleted and some actually fell for the bitcoins bit, with biden's account receiving over $100,000 in cryptocurrency. a short time ago, the twitter ceo jack dorsey tweeted, of course, "tough day for us that twitter" -- you see the earlier statement from twitter about us in an incident. jack dorsey tweeted, "tough day for us at twitter, we feel terrible this happen, we are diagnosing and will share everything we can want to have a complete understanding of

exactly what happened." sean, i don't have to tell you, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. sean? >> sean: all of my social media by my accounts -- i don't even know how to get into them. i would have to hire a hacker to get into it. the guy hacked into the dod and nafta when he was 16. we should learn from that. more developmentrn tonight, our quest to hold those who abuse power accountable, senator graham seeking declassification on key documents surrounding the bureau's interview with one of christopher steele 30 dossier sources -- some sources come in other words, the fbi knew january 2017, january 21st, they interview the sub source, a dossier full of lies, bartok, they kept using them to spy on team trump anyway. that raises questions from

mueller, senator graham says he will pull in. speaking of senator graham's upcoming race, a ton of outside money is pouring into south carolina. hollywood liberals, alyssa milano, kathy griffin, have publicly supported graham's opponent, big contributions. rosie o'donnell, barbra streisand, hillary clinton, moveon.org. wow. lindsey graham, senator from the great state of south carolina, i'm wondering o if hillary, pelosi, kathy griffin, barbra streisand, i'm wondering if there money is going to be impactful to the great people of south carolina, which i imagine really don't want hollywood liberals or liberal politicians telling them what to think and how to vote. >> it's the most expensive money you'll ever receive. what we are going to do is let people in south carolina know of what the $13.9 million is coming

from, and what is it about jamie harrison that all these people like, i think will put the puzzle together soon. let me tell you what's coming up from the judiciary committee. you have followed this more than anybody probably in the country. remember the horowitz report indicated that the intel analysts and case agent interviewed the russian sub source in january for three days and again in march and they actually produced a memo of about 40 pages detailing how unreliable the dossier was. you also have to remember that they renewed the warrant in april and june of 2017. here is what i'm here to tell you. i want that memo out to the public so they can read it for themselves. i think we are days away from having itwa declassified, not weeks. i and here is my point: anybody that bread that memo was briefed about that memo and continued tt use the dossier to get a warrant against carter page in april w d june of 2017, they are in big time trouble.

>> sean: that -- well, but they w also -- they were told steele had an agenda and hillary pays for it,t, told it was unverified. comey signed off on three of them, the third one being after this happened. >> this is -- and this is different. let me tell you why it's different. yeah, you have the state department saying beware. you have bruce ohr in 2016 telling mccabe you can't trust steele's information, you need to verify it. that's all true, but this is different. they actually found the guy who put the dossier together. he wasn't a sub source of christopher steele, he was an employee of christopher steele. the russian was on christopher steele's payroll, he wasn't a contractor. but after you talk to the guy who put the memo together and you've got a 40 page document explaining why it's not reliable, and you use it after that, you are really in trouble. >> sean: but me are you a

little bit with you here. remember, top of a fisa warrant -- i haven't seen one in my life, but people have told me the word "verified" is on top of it. rod rosenstein, has to be verified by career officials. we now know it was completely unverifiable, they are only looking into its veracity after two of the warrants were already signed off on? that means they used unverifiable information, and they were also warned about it. there is no excuse anyway you look at this. > well, one is -- if i'm tol, be careful, don't use this, you need to check it out, and somebody fails to do it, yeah, they are in trouble. but if you know -- if you've actually been told by the person who prepared it, you shouldn't use it, that's a crime.ri >> sean: i would argue both are, but i'm not the lawyer. we will leave that up to durham and far. hopefully soon. and robert ray, clean up the premier law enforcement agency in the world, do your job.

it will be interesting to bring bob mueller and -- you bring back mueller, comey, mccabe, yates, strauch and page. >> in september, we will bring comey and mccabe in here if i got three weeks between now and the august break, we've done about six interviews, and there's another documentvi comig out that you've never seen or heard about before, that's incredibly damning. the fbi knew the document was unreliable in january and february and they continue to use it in april and june. someone can go to jail over this. stay tuned. >> sean: mr. higher honor signed off on an unverifiable dossier.er mr. higher honor. can't wait to hear from him. lindsey graham, thank you. can't wait to hear from mueller, he didn't even know what fusion gps or genie ray was. we've got a lot -- if there's going to be equal justice and application of our laws, i would say there is indictments coming.

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♪ >> sean: the left tonight continuing to actively promote what we call cancel culture. last week, they tried to cancel goya foods simply because the ceo praised president trump. oh, think of it. last night, ivanka trump showed her support for goya foods and the work they have done fighting and delivering for the hispanic community on twitter. that led to a backlash. the mob and the media, the cancel culture movement purely yesterday, they found a new victim. "l.a. times" contributor jodyos rosen declared it's time to replace "the star-spangled banner." really? joining us now with reaction, the host of "the rubin report," dave rubin. florida congressman matt gaetz. you know, congressmen, i'll start with you. years ago, they do this to all conservatives. i don't call for anyone's firings, i don't support

boycotts, i never will. it's really an effort to silence speak you don't agree with. i think people are smart enough and make decisions of what shows they watch and radio they listen to. out of nowhere, this incredible audience on this channel, my radio show, they started busting up there -- i ended up buying 500 to replace them for the nice people that werehe defending me, and by the way, it worked. this bicot is viral. i'm going to buy goya foods and give it to my local food pantry. >> the -- the reason our national anthem matters, or statues matter, businesses like goya foods matter, they create a sense of national identity. we want that national identity to be strong so the people are patriotic and love our country, fight for our country to be the very best version of itself.

the left is attacking all of this because they want us to love our people and our history and our star-spangled banner less because they want to replace our country was something else. i guess the "l.a. times" wrote we should replace "the star-spangled banner" with "lean on me," sean, but if that is the case, it would most certainly violate social distancing rules because i don't know how you canis lean on somee from 6 feet apart, so maybe there would be no song, no company, no art we could celebrate again if we let these radical leftists control our country. >> sean: you know, dave, you have a book behind you, i d believe it is "don't burn this book," is that right? my question is, why is the intolerant left -- i don't like jimmy kimmel, i don't like bill maher, i'm defended them, now they want to go after everybody, what you said 25, 30 years ago. i supported joy reid when they wanted to fire her. i said "give her another chance."

i don't support boycotts, i don't support firings. i support giving people other chances. maybe i'm just living in an old fashion world where i understand people are flawed and make mistakes, and, you know, a right to redemption bureau nor do r i support censorship or trying to silence political views. >> yeah, well, i'm going to guess, sean, none of the people you mentioned have ever afforded you the same accommodations -- >> sean: never. >> and the mob has come after you. i think there is a reason for that. a fundamental reason. people on the right fundamentally understand that if you believe in individual rights and the constitution, you understand we have 300 million people in this country. they come from all walks of life from all different backgrounds, they are going to believe different things, purchasingdi habits are going to be different, they are going to live in all sorts of ways. this new woke leftist marxist thing, it is a mind virus, a virus is very easy to catch and very hard to get rid of.

this set of ideas that says you are morally right all the time and everyone who opposes you is evil and fuss worth boycotting or destroying or eliminating from society, it sounds good, it's attractive to young people, and we just have to keep beating it with better ideas. >> sean: you know, i look at this op-ed by a bari weiss and "the new york times" and the horrific names that she was called at "the new york times," and i'm thinking, wow, they are that intolerant, mapped, and, you know, i'm like, this is supposed to be the land of liberalism and free speech and free exchange of ideas and opinions. apparently, the left is a group think, one way, or goodbye. >> dave is right, this is a mind virus, and the only vaccine is unapologetic patriotism. and believe that in america, everyone should be treated equally andal we should have the

courage to be able to confront ideas that we don't like or that make usmf uncomfortable with more speech. you cite "the new york times," their opinion page editor had to resign because he believed stories even two or three years ago would have been deemed acceptable, now could get an editor or a reporter fired. he accused "the new york times" "new york times" of essentially being beholden to the twitter mob, specifically, said that twitter has no official masthead at the times, but it is, in fact, the ultimate editor. i want to live in a world -- confront with better ideas. >> sean: roger stone, dave, announced his support for matt gaetz running for president. i want to know if you think matt gaetz is going to run for president, prediction? dave? >> if he will run? well, i like the platform he was running on right there, so let's see, maybe. >> sean: i know. >> i'm worried about one presidential election --

>> sean: i am predicting, one day, matt gaetz will run and has a pretty good shot at winning. there is my prediction. >> if matt runs, i will be press secretary. >> sean: sean hannity will be long retired, you are on your own. thank you both. when we come back, good news, major, huge updates and developments, covid-19 vaccine. our medical a-team, all of that news, straight ahead. ♪ - i'm jeff anderson.

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>> sean: promising newsom developing in the race to develop a covid-19 vaccine. multiple reports, moderna's coronavirus vaccine is ready for its final phase of testing of 30,000 people, that is not all, another vaccine has already entered phase three human trials. the potential remedy is being developed by astrazeneca and oxford university. the great dr. oz is with us, our medical a-team. dr. oz, i talked to you today and you made me feel very hopeful and happy. >> well, it was a big day for vaccines. there are 150 possible vaccines, 17 in human trials. the two you mentioned have made the most progress.

moderna reported its phase one results last night, oxford over the next few days, but it's pretty good news. one is old school, what is new school, so different approaches. we will see who wins the race, but 45 patience reported by madera now, two doses over a one month period, there is a sie effect of mild fatigue or headaches come about half the people had that, nothing major, but here's the big news, 100% of the 45 patiences, all of them, had antibodies against covid-19 and they had them at levels higher than if they had been naturally infected by the virus. now, he doesn't improve effectiveness, it doesn't prove it will be around a long time because you don't know about duration, but the fact you have a lot of antibodies at a high level is a good sign, and as you point out, now they will be moving to phase three, which is 30,000 people tracked over two years. we are going to compare people who get a placebo to the real vaccine, and we will figure out when they are exposed in

real-world conditions to covid-19 from other protected and do they have side effects? ideally, we will get success, which the u.s. government identifies as reducing symptoms by 50%. >> sean: theyhe will have millions of doses this year. astrazeneca, i don't know, do you -- is there a chance we get this by the fall? >> no, i don't think we will have a vaccine by the fall. by the time we actually get the vaccine shown to be safe and effective and have enough doses to start taking care of a lot of americans is going to be 2021, but the fact we actually have something that works -- >> sean: modernath is saying tens of millions of doses by the end of this year, tens of millions, their words. >> i know, they want half a billion doses by next year. they might start by the beginning of 2021, but i on my show had the major vaccine experts. one was on this week and said it's going to be one year late, in his opinion.

>> sean: if the 30,000 have the same results as the 45, when you take it? real quick, five seconds. >> i would take it, yes. >> sean: so what i. thank you, dr. oz. more "hannity" next.

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