who made america less justin moore divided by staging a fake. nauseating, you say? ridiculous, fraudulent? yes, absolutely but not anymore then the rest of it. that's it for us. sean hannity right now. >> sean: thank you, tucker. welcome to "hannity." in less than three months, you're the ultimate jury and you will make the most consequential decision in our lifetime, especially for our kids and grandkids. america, the world, freedom, liberty, capitalism versus liberty-crushing socialism. that is what happens in 90 days. do you want joe biden, the ever confused one, bolshevik bernie, aoc, bozo, schumer, pelosi running the country? well, i do not. ronald reagan warned that this nation -- he warned us all. freedom is but one generation

away from extinction. we owe it to her kids and grandkids did not to be that generation that lets it become extinct. earlier today, biden had yet another complete meltdown while trying to answer a simple question about his cognitive abilities that he brags so much about passing the test, i take them all the time. at that full tape is coming up but we will ask important questions about his fitness for office that the media mob, they talk about privately. democrats talk about privately, but never publicly. also, major breaking news out of the swamp, sally yates was just grilled by the senate judiciary committee where she accused mr. higher honor himself of going rogue and was forced to admit that the phis applications that she signed, the ones that say verified, were fraudulent. and by the way, knowing what she now knows, she never would've signed them. senator lindsey graham with that

update. also tonight, panic has said and among democrats in the media mob. we're going to analyze the latest insane conspiracy theories all straight ahead. we must ask the obvious question. the media mob, the democrats, they are avoiding it like the plague. now, i know for a fact, privately, they are scared to death about this. what is wrong with joe biden? what is going on with joe biden? the question is this: does this 77-year-old man really have the stamina, the strength, the mental acuity, mental alertness to serve in the toughest, most demanding job on earth? in 1984, similar questions were posed to 73-year-old president ronald reagan. that was during his reelection campaign and here's how reagan famously responded. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i'm not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's

youth and inexperience. [laughter] >> sean: that race ended right there. 49 state a suite by ronald reagan purity so much different response from joe biden. here's his response. again, we see it often, completely incoherent. actually a little hard to watch. actually like barking at a reporter. it's not the first time he's done this. he loses his train of thought. he became totally, completely and utterly confused. fairly common occurrence with joe. take a look. >> please clarify, specifically, have you taken a cognitive -- >> no, i haven't taken a test. why the hell what i take a test? come on, man fear that is like saying you come up for the program you're taking a test whether you are taking cocaine or not? what do you think? >> what do you say to president trump who brags about his test and makes you are -- an

issue for voters? >> [laughs] well, if he can't figure out the difference between an elephant and a lion, i don't know what the hell he is talking about. did you watch that? come on, man. i know you're trying to goad me but i'm so forward looking having an opportunity to sit with the president, or stand with the president in the debates. there is going to be plenty of time. and by the way, as i joke with him, i shouldn't say it. i'm going to say something i probably shouldn't say. anyway, i am very willing to lead the american public judge my physical and mental -- my physical as well as my mental fitness, too, you know, make a judgment about who i am. >> sean: okay. come on, man! a cocaine test? are you a junkie? an elephant and a lion? what did we just watch?

this is just simple not normal or appropriate behavior. apparently biden even forgot that just a few weeks ago, remember? he was actually telling reporters and the american people that he was constantly tested for cognitive decline. occasionally, of course we will admit everyone gets words messed up here there but this is now a daily occurrence for joe biden. joe biden, this is serious, as confused as he is, he is running for the most important, the hardest, the toughest, the most difficult job in the free world. he wants to be president of the united states of america. our commander in chief. if he's ever elected, his finger will be on that a nuclear button. so, obviously, mental acuity, alertness is very important, and yet biden seems to struggle even numerous times on this show. you think i'm over stating the facts? we'll let you decide tonight. take a look. >> poor kids are just as bright

and just as talented as white kids. >> why in god's name should someone who is clipping coupons in the stock market make in fact pay a lower tax rate than someone who in fact is, like i said, a schoolteacher and a firefighter? >> look, tomorrow's superstars, seriously, and i want to thank you all. i tell you what, i'm rushing ahead, aren't i? >> we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created by -- oh, you know the thing. >> sean: joe, endowed by the creator of everything. adjust the declaration of independence, and by the way, it was super tuesday, not super thursday. clipping coupons in the stock market? what does that even mean? and the confusion doesn't stop there. i'm going to tell you, even what we are going to show you tonight, wow is just a small sampling. we could go on for the whole hour. take a look. >> donald trump does pose

sense -- it's not hypothetical. >> i want to be clear, i'm not going nuts. >> all right, jack, thank you very much. >> all right. it's chris, but all right. >> i just did chris. >> my son, my deceased son was the attorney general of the united states and before that he was a federal prosecutor in one of the largest offices in the country. in philadelphia. >> sean: a little fact-check, joe son was never the attorney general of the united states. what is he talking about? sadly, just the tip of the iceberg. here are more deeply troubling examples. take a look. >> if you agree with me, go to joe 30330. >> we choose truth over facts! >> play the radio, make sure the television -- excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night, the phone. make sure the kids hear words. >> 150 million people have been killed since 2007 when bernie

voted to exempt the gun manufacturers from liability. more than all the wars, including vietnam, from that point on. carnage on our streets. >> sean: truth over facts! 150 million people killed from gun violence. that would be almost half the country. tonight, it's not just the confusion, the forgetfulness, the gaffes that you should worry about. it's also very strength associated fits of rage. he just screamed at that "cbs news" reporter, asked if he was a junkie and needed a cocaine test and this is in the first time joe imploded in front of a camera. take a look. >> i agreed with the great job she did, and i went on the floor and got you votes. i got votes for that bill! i convince people to vote for it, so let's get those things straight too. speak of the november caucus, no, you haven't. you are a lion, dog faced pony soldier. you said you are but now you got to be honest.

>> i set up my son to work in an oil company. isn't that what you said? at your words straight, jack. let's do push-ups together, let's do whatever you want to do. >> [bleep] >> sean: these are the types of things terry mcauliffe was referring to when he said i'm perfectly fine if joe biden stays in his basement, bunker until election day. let's state some facts. joe biden loses his train of thought often. he makes his numbers up often. he struggles to remember certain words. at times, he doesn't even know what day of the week it is, what state he is an end what office he is even running for. he's experiencing frequent bouts of irritability, anger, confusion. i'm not a doctor, i don't know what's going on with biden, but it's obvious that something is off. a very off. and even though he barely leaves

his basement bunker, he looks exhausted. it looks like he needs a hot cocoa and a little nap every day. given what we say, it wouldn't be a good idea for him to take that cognitive test. by the way, aa, comprehensive physical exam, share the results with the american people. president trump has already done that and more. it's an honest question at this point, and before early voting starts, we the american people deserve an answer. recently the president encouraged biden to take the test. he sat down with an interview with dr. siegel from our medical aid team. take a look. >> joe should take that test because something is going on, and i say this with respect. it will probably happen to all of us, right? you know, it's going to happen. we have to have somebody that's sharp. if this person isn't sharp, because i can tell you, president xi isn't sharp. president putin is sharp.

you don't have any nonsharp people that you're dealing with, and we can't have somebody that is not 100%. >> sean: all right, joining is now with the reaction from the fox news medical aid team, dr. marc siegel, i'm not a doctor but i have observations. this is not just your occasional gaffe. i've watched joe biden over the years. he's had moments, but this is now with regularity almost every time he is out. one thing, just an observation, not from a medical standpoint, i see somebody that when he left office seems to have aged dramatically. he seems exhausted and tired and he's not really doing any campaigning. dr. siegel? >> i can't give a cognitive assessment of vice president biden because i've never met him, but i did meet president trump and i think president trump's right to call out for a cognitive assessment test. the montreal cognitive

assessment test, which the president took. i spent an hour with the president. that's not a cognitive exam but at least that was in person. it wasn't via a video screen and i got an impression of someone who is very cognitively advanced, terms of the president. in terms of vice president biden, i want to bring up a few facts. first of all, over the age of 70, 10% to 20% of all aging people over that age have cognitive impairment, have cognitive issues. i think the president's right to bring up that this is an issue that is on the table in terms of functioning and running the country. not only running the country, any advanced job. a surgeon has to deal with that, a chef has to deal with that. everyone that has advanced work to do has to deal with that. 10% to 20%. on top of that let's add these facts, vice president biden in 1988 had two aneurysms repaired sure surgically before most modern techniques came in. studies have shown that this up to 50% cognitive impairment long-term following those aneurysm repairs.

also, matter of public record, former vice president biden has atrial fibrillation, which is in a regular heartbeat. he's on blood thinners for that. a major study came out about a year ago. over 1200 people studied. they found 3% per year, even people on blood thinners ended up having silent strokes. and guess how silent the strokes present? they present usually with cognitive impairment, with a faltering, inability to think clearly. that study, guess how the people were tested with that study? one of the major test they used, and the president got a lot of flak for this, by the way, but he was being very serious about this test, the montreal cognitive assessment test. that has the president took is one of the things they used in this study to see if maybe you had a small silent strokes. i think it's relevant, i think it should be done. >> sean: i want to be clear because we don't know that we had anything like that, i'm only

giving a general observation that listening to him, watching him, just going back for two years ago, to become he's aged dramatically. all of these gaffes together, he seems dramatically confused, confounded, lethargic come out of it if i was to use a term. we don't know anything about his medical condition, we need to be clear about that. but do you have the same observations that i do? exhausted, he can't keep his train of thought and he says the dumbest things i don't even mean things half the time here doesn't know what day it is, doesn't know what office he's running for. that is strange to me. >> again, i can diagnose him over a video camera but when he was talking about the two animals, he wasn't even talking about the president. he was talking about the cnn anchor that made that mistake. i've made my career about not diagnosing remotely, but i'm concerned about a lot of the things i'm saying it i feel more

towards the president's point that it's fair game. it's something that's fair game. if these tests aren't done than the voters have to decide, right? but i think it's right to have an assessment. we had a medical examination in december. a full medical examination but this was not addressed at that time. >> sean: all right, dr. siegel. it's funny because i people that i know that i run into all the time. people in this country are talking about it. democrats i know, they are all talking about it. the media mob, they are all talking about it privately. nonpublicly, because they're protecting joe biden. i think, 90 days out of an election, they ask these questions about reagan. fair questions. anyway, tonight, more news surrounding joe biden's basement bunker campaign. now biden will no longer travel to the dnc convention in milwaukee, wisconsin and deliver his nomination, except in speech. instead, he will make his remarks from the home state of delaware. this comes as many of biden's protectors in the mob are

begging him not to show up for debate. will donald trump ever get away with docking debates? imagine the media outcry. meanwhile president trump is calling for more debates and i think rightly so. his campaign is asking for at least one to be moved up before early voting begins, which is fairly soon. my prediction is job will continue to hide in his basement bunker as long as possible. he's a walking talking liability. many believe that his running mate and others around him, let's see, bolshevik bernie, a aoc, schumer, pelosi and company, they will be making the calls and the shots but denies, according to reports, vp down to two people. maybe, maybe not. kamala harris, susan rice have significant baggage. here is all but accused biden of being a racist and a democratic debate last year. susan rice. obama's top official lying about

the benghazi terror attacks on national tv. one sunday, five times. they knew better. she rode the biggest email in history on her last day when trump was being inaugurated. obama said do everything by the book as it relates to the investigation into general flynn. let's not forget about the rampant unmasking of senior trump officials. here with reaction, dan bongino, geraldo rivera. albright, geraldo. i once saw a selfie. i think it was -- i'm kidding, i'm giving you a hard time. >> you want me to replicated? >> sean: no, god now. please, for the love of god, no. all right, you've been in this business 50 years. i've been friends with you for so many years i can't count now. one of my dearest friends. you are as sharp as from the day i met you.

you had an injury and that hurt your leg a little bit, but short of that, i see no decline in your energy, no decline in your mental alertness and acuity. zero. i'll give you another example, i don't see it in bolshevik bernie. bernie is on fire when he spea speaks. >> all i can say is i'm glad you clarified that. i thought you were saying that is a 77-year-old who is given to explosive outbursts i was somehow cognitively impaired. >> sean: no, just the opposite. >> and unable to do my job. >> sean: you might be more sharp than me, pete and dan together but go ahead. >> all right, i accept that. but the one thing i think republicans have to be careful about is setting the bar so low that all vice president biden has to do is show up at the debates and put two or three sentences together people say it wasn't bad, at least he didn't make a total fool of himself.

a quick story, my dad and i watching the first televised presidential debate in my lifetime, 1960, nixon against jfk. everyone said nixon, republican, was going to clean it jfk's plate. he was going to wipe the floor with jfk. jfk could not stand against an experienced politician like nixon. jfk not only showed up for the debate but he was charming and nixon sweated. jfk said that the pope wasn't going to take over the white house, catholics were okay to be president. they really set the stage for jfk's defeat of richard nixon, who didn't recover, as you know, for eight long years. in exile. so i think although biden is having some problems communicating as slickly as maybe he wants dead, and i remember paul ryan, he did a good job with paul ryan. i think be careful what you wish for. >> sean: i agree but i will say this, dan, i knew jfk.

jfk was a friend of mine and biden is no jfk. >> that is a good one. i think all the people who follow presidential debates know exactly what you're talking about there. but let me give you a little inside baseball here i haven't set on your show before. i've never let you down with sources before, right? spygate, the clinton, epstein thing we called three or four years ago. my sources are pretty much always spot on. i got some information a few days ago or so, i don't want to nail anybody down, but biden is in bad shape. that is not a mystery but here's the kind of new information. it's not that he's in bad shape, everybody knows that, it's that his bad shape is getting badder, not on an arithmetic scale but on an exponential one. the people around him are seriously concerned. it's not getting bad on a two plus two scale but it 10 times 10 scale. my sources have never let me down on this. this is real trouble for him and

i say that because that is why i kind of disagree. geraldo is not wrong, his analysis of debates are right, but i don't think he knows what he's hearing. if he gets on that stage even a few months from now i think people are really afraid. he's not going to be able to finish the debates with a coherent thought. i'm not getting, the source of have never let me down. >> sean: but i think is right about lowering the ball. pete, your take. >> let the debates happen, let the american people decide. it was a low bar in the primaries. everyone thought his diminished capability then and he was able to string a few sentences together, move his way through a terrible field and secure the nomination. what will happen after three debates with donald trump? the only thing missing is the fact there will be a million people voting before the first debate happens. the president's right to say we should move it up. i hope they stick to that. the commission in the camp with joe biden probably will not, but this will come down to who has the capability to lead us through this moment, and it's

sad to see where joe biden is. i don't think he recovers from this. it's not going to get better, as dan pointed to and television doesn't lie in this context. especially one-on-one one with the moderator, asking questions with a sharp as a tax president trump. it will be revealing. >> sean: quick exit question and that is this, who will be the vp pick? geraldo. >> kamala harris, no doubt about it. in the democratic primary they are strong in the general election. >> sean: dan bongino, who is it? >> i will say kamala harris inc. and i follow up and say he is no dan quayle, joe biden. >> sean: that is a good point too. >> biden wants it to be rice but he can't pick her up. i think likely kamala harris. i agree with geraldo, for once. >> sean: 4 for 4. i agree with all three of you.

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♪ >> sean: and out tonight, the democratic russian hope stirs, the same characters back in full force spreading new election conspiracy theories about the president, of course never wanting to leave office. we start with congressman jim clyburn, south carolina. his comments on tmz. "team z live" is actually an awesome show. take a look. >> i think it's real. the facts are very clear. he says he is on the phone, seven or eight times with putin recently. nobody knows what he is talking about. is he getting instructions from putin? this guy really does not plan to go quietly if he is not

reelected, and if he is reelected, i don't think he would plan to go quietly. this guy in a sense installed himself under whatever he can use to be president for life. >> sean: never going to leave office until they pull him out and also, did you know he's a nazi and these are stormtroopers he is sending in and it is like mussolini and a fascist. that was bad? the mob, the media keep echoing the same bizarre and unfounded claims. this is all one big conspiracy theory well, cult if you will. speak of is going to be a split screen on january 20th, 2021. if joe biden is now going to be the 46th president of the united states, you will have him being inaugurated and watching

police and armed forces trying to pull donald trump out of the white house. i cannot wait for that. >> in this scenario your painting, president trump losing by a narrow margin and then refuses to leave office, what does that scenario look like? >> this is how democracies work, where leaders try to change elections or wield their power in a way to hold onto power longer. >> i think were looking at potentially a trial run for a kind of genuine attempt through intimidation and potentially through force to try to steal the selection. >> sean: okay, nazis, fascism, not going to leave office. kind of like the russian hoax in the same cast of characters. deputy chief of staff, karl rove. all right, that sounds to me like desperation but they got away with it with russia and

ukraine, why not try again? >> yeah. what's interesting to me is two of these were journalists. april ryan and john heilman, and both of them without a shred of evidence. think about this, the idea that the president is going to somehow, if he loses the election, barricaded himself in the west wing assumes that there is a conspiracy afoot now so that the people who work in the west wing, like larry kudlow, the national economic director or the white house legal counsel or mark meadows, they are all in on this because you can't barricade yourself in the white house all by yourself, so they are assuming that may be the secretary of defense is involved in this. after all this, it's going to be a military takeover. i mean, this is so ridiculous and so absurd that these people ought to be ashamed of themselves. i mean, talk about stirring up emotion and fearmongering. jim clyburn, i'm terribly

disappointed. here's a guy who, without a shred of evidence. just because he believes that, he's going to say it and says the most horrific things about his political opponent. i get that, he doesn't like him, he is from the opposite party but have we really got into the point where he's the third ranking democrat in the house, go out there and say the most extraordinarily bizarre things in the media just simply sits there and says, you may be right. after all, several members of our club, of a fellow journalist, they say the same thing. he's going to barricade himself, we are going to wake up 20 years from now and he will have been president for life. >> sean: you said they should be ashamed. the same cast of characters in the media, this is what they've done for three years. all right. 90 days out, state of the race? >> first of all, i wrote a piece about this tomorrow in "the wall street journal." you have to admire the tactical

agility of the campaign. they've been maneuvering in this era of coronavirus. they've kept him in the basement, kept him out of the spotlight and they've been doing interesting things. we're running with texas, they put up tv ads. we're going to ohio and we are going to have a massive campaign and announcing our first hires. they are hiring two people. this is just, you know, the media immediately jump up and say ohio is in play and texas is in play because biden is making a move. you have to take off your hat and say these people know how to lay it out there and manipulate the media to follow their story line. but strategically, i wonder if they are as smart as they are, tactically. i don't think so because their strategy is biden benefits most when he is seen as the normal alternative, the traditional democrat alternative to the incumbent and instead of letting him be that they are pushing him hard to the left with his

speeches, his rhetoric. i'm going to end shareholder capitalism, transform the economy, radical, revolutionary changes. all these words coming out of his mouth and it causes, i think, cumulatively over the next couple of months, if the trump campaign of tax it head-on and contrast, this could be michael dukakis 1988 all over again. interestingly enough i was taking our colleague, dana perino, interview joe biden yesterday and she said joe has always been a moderate and that is always what will be. obviously she is not in sync with the high command, the rest of the high command of the biden campaign which says let's just make them the most progressive president in history. that's what he himself said. let's make him that in his policy positions and views. >> sean: police have become the enemy, and trillions committed to the new green deal.

real quick. >> in the future, i'm going to have this board ready for use because rather than having to say it, i will just pull it up. come on, man. come on, man. >> sean: come on, man. are you on drugs? are you a junkie? come on! >> come on, man. >> sean: come on, man. all right, bill o'reilly. come on, man bumper stickers, door mats come i don't know. coming up, the deep state continues to be exposed in a huge way today. sally gates testified throughout two massive bombshells. senator lindsey graham led the questioning and that's coming up. also lawrence jones asking new yorkers, can they name one specific accomplishment biden has made over a long career to help people? let's hear the responses. let the people speak tonight.

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♪ >> sean: former attorney general sally yates contested the front of a committee just like rod rosenstein. took a while but then she finally had to admit, knowing what she knows now, she never

would've signed the phony, fraudulent, carter page phis application based on russian disinformation that was really used it to spy on candidates trump and deep into the presidency of donald trump. take how long it took to actuale simple truth. >> knowing then what you know now would you sign that application? >> senator, i would never sign any document -- >> because that document was a fraud. is that a fair statement? if you knew then what you know now, would you sign it? >> i wouldn't sign anything if i knew it would contain errors or omissions. >> did that contain errors and omissions? >> yet, and i would never knowingly sign a document in 27 years -- >> i believe you didn't know what you signed was wrong. the question is, if you had known, he wouldn't have signed it, is that correct? >> no, if i had known it would

contain incorrect information i certainly wouldn't sign. >> sean: we also found out today how there was a big breakdown in terms of the carter page phis the process. it was unverified, corroborated and untrue and everyone was warned as early as 2016. it was critically important to the carter page phis application as andrew mccabe has said himself, and sally yates revealed even more of comey's bad behavior. going rogue to set up a perjury trap for michael flynn. take a look at the ambush. >> when you learned about the interview, you got upset, didn't you? >> i was upset that comey didn't coordinate and acted unilaterally. yes, i was. >> okay. it did comey go broke. >> you could use that term comey s. >> sean: here with reaction, lindsey graham.

great questioning there, the difference between you and me, you said i believe he didn't know. i'm not so sure i believe that, senator. >> based on what i can prove. here's what i can prove, jim comey has become radioactive. people are running away from him like he's got the plague. rod rosenstein said i wouldn't sign the warrant if i knew then what i knew now. he went rogue, he set up general plan for, as you say, to manufacture a crime. what's the take away here? i may set on top of one of the most corrupt investigations, crossfire hurricane's in the history of the fbi, and the rats are jumping ship. bad day for jim comey. >> sean: that i agree. and also, she puts in that january 5th oval office meeting, she puts the logan act, which nobody's ever been prosecuted

for, been in existence since 1799, she puts those words in the mouth of jim comey. >> here's what i can tell you. if comey is riding a book it should be called "rogue." the best way to describe his tenure as fbi director is he was rogue. he didn't know the dossier had basically proved to be unsound by the russian sub sores interview in january. my goal was to prove that he did know when he got warrants against carter page anyway. here's the point. they are running away from cross fire hurricanes. there will become a time to sell your book. you can come to the judiciary committee until your next book, because you've got a date with the truth, my friend. >> sean: can't wait, i would like to know what john durham is

going to do. the state department, we know he was warned. in detail, don't trust him, he has a political agenda appeared signed it anyway. then he signs it, that was the bulk of information. sally gates and andrew mccabe said no dossier, you don't have a fisa warrant, but you told a donald trump a couple of months later it was salacious and unverified. he lied in either case. somebody, because he is contradicting himself. we also know he signed another fisa warrant after his own fbi found out that none of this is real. none of this is verified and he signed it again. that is premeditated fraud on a fisa court, senator. whether jim comey, mr. hyer owner wants to admit it or not. i get indicted. why hasn't he been? >> i don't know what durum is going to do but i know what i'm going to do. i'm going to call the intel

analyst who interviewed those sub source in january march and april and ask them, once you found out the dossier was a bunch of garbage, did you tell anybody about a customer guy will be shocked if they didn't tell mccabe and comay. we'll get to the bottom of it, stay tuned. all i can tell you is a jim comey is about as radioactive as you can get. if you don't believe me, ask sally yates. >> sean: when are you calling comey? >> in september. >> sean: you want to make a bet? >> what's the bet? >> sean: called the fifth amendment, he'll invoke it. >> time will tell. >> sean: thank you, senator. coming up, lawrence jones, 2020 correspondent. he just asked people simple questions. what has joe biden done for us, we come of the people? and we told you, governor andrew cuomo, please, return to the city, i'll cook dinner, i'll buy you a drink and everything. that drink will cost you tens of

thousands of dollars. larry and leo coming up.

>> sean: today, 2020 correspondent on the "hannity" show lawrence jones asking new yorkers to name just one

thing biden has accomplished in nearly 50 years in the swamp. here with me, "fox nation" host, our correspondent lawrence jon lawrence jones. lawrence? not sure lawrence can hear me. we have the packets, let's just run the -- >> hey. >> sean: go ahead. >> name one of joe biden's accomplishments. >> if nothing else, just a calm, reassuring, that is about the best thing you can say for the man. >> what is his number one accomplishment for you? >> i don't know. >> what is his number one accomplishment that he would say is important for you? >> health. >> yeah? >> health. >> what did he accomplish with health. okay. and do the gaps concern you? >> well, that's why he's got to pick a very strong vice president. >> the gaffes? i find his general demeanor

little bit less than awe-inspiring. >> sean: let's see, he's calm, i don't know, health. what health? asking the wrong person. can any of you at home answer that? governor cuomo in new york begging rich new yorkers, please, hold back. i'll even cook and buy you drinks. if you move back it's going to cost you tens of thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of dollars. take a look. >> i literally talk to people all day long who are now in their hampton's house, who also lived here or in their hudson valley house, or in their connecticut weekend house, and i say, you got to come back. when you coming back? we'll go to dinner, all buy you a drink, come over, i'll cook. they are not coming back right now. >> sean: meanwhile, in los angeles, the mayor they are offered to city utility officials to shut off water and

power to any home caught hosting a large house party. okay. here with reaction, civil rights attorney, leo tirrell, radio talk host, there is a documentary out. larry elder. you guys can go anywhere. tonight we start with you. >> memo to governor cuomo, rich people didn't get rich because they are stupid. although they didn't marry it, they didn't steal it, they didn't win it in the lottery, they busted their butts over a period of years to become wealthy and i thought the president of france learned a lesson when he posted a wealth tax and a whole bunch of people left france and they repealed the tax. if you're paying a new york state you are paying a city tax on top of the state taxpayer the top 1% pay half the taxis in the city and you have an insane mayor who is defining the police to the tune of a billion dollars and painting black lives matter in front of trump tower appeared a lot of rich people are feeling it is time to leave dodge.

>> sean: i am pledging to leave. i've got to get the hell out of here. as soon as i can come i am. if people cannot give you a single accomplishment of joe biden? i can give you a laundry list of trump accomplishments, i've scrolled them on the show. >> new york tough, but new york is not stupid. the whole key here, trump is going to win this election, why? new york is the bluest of all blue states. the bluest of all blue cities. law-abiding democrats who have left new york city. they don't want to come back to new york because de blasio is the worst mayor in the city. a second place, eric garcetti. my point is very simple, as larry said, they don't want to go back to new york city. democrats do not want to go back to new york city, and that is why trump's message of law and order is very, very consistent and democrats in new york in the hamptons are not going back to new york. regarding biden, everyone knows, 50 years, very clear he has done

absolutely nothing. what bothers democrats is that in three short years, donald trump has done more for black democrats in this country than obama-biden for eight years and that hurts people. that pains people. you know why? because republicans are not supposed to care about minorities and donald trump looks at this color-blind. he does what is in the best interest of america, period. >> sean: larry, i think we are getting t-shirts that say "i prefer leo to 2.0." >> oh, come on. i've already got a hat. i'm going to wear the hat. >> sean: okay. >> leo, have you seen my film "uncle tom a quote yet? i sent it to you. >> what do you say about promoting on hannity show customer only his book on this show. number one, amazon. i need an autographed copy. >> sean: i will send you one,

for free, no worries. thank you both. when we come back, an announcement and an invitation for all of you. straight ahead.

♪ >> sean: a very humble thank you to all of you, we launched our book today, "live free or die: america comp team, our world on the brink." entity.com 2020 town hall, 6:30

eastern, 3:30 pacific, my good friend david limbaugh will be interviewing me. 10:30 eastern, hugh hewitt will be moderating life signing. all details, 6:30 eastern tomorrow, hannity.com. let not your heart be troubled, laura. >> laura: hannity, i have a question. the only thing you could possibly reach as far as new heights is number one, could you do any better than that? you are such a slouch and slacker, all these multiple events, three hour radio show, tv. are you crocheting anything? >> sean: have really figured out, you are, you treat me the way they do. >> laura: i've got to go, my sensei is here.