colonel oliver north. purple heart, went to iran, had a suicide pill if he needed to take it. all of them, our freedoms come from them. great honor. >> tucker: he's a great man, ollie north. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." 9:00 p.m. on the east coast, 6:00 p.m. on the west coast. the very frail, the counseling week joe biden possibly asleep in his basement bunker dreaming of picking out drapes for the oval office, investigations continue in multiple goals key states where hundreds now have sworn affidavits being filed, lawsuits being filed alleging serious election misconduct.ge i have a message for the media mob and hypocritical democratic socialist tonight, but we begin tonight, let's start with the state of pennsylvania after shocking scenes of election day chaos in philadelphia, questions about mail in ballots, irregularities across the state,

lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling for an election audit. that's the first step. in michigan, the trump campaign filed a lawsuit accusing poll workers of blocking election observers from viewing the vote counting process which, by the way, is written into the law. other suits are filed in pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, georgia, and breaking earlier today, georgia's secretary of state finally ordered a full recount by hand. this is critical as we get into the software as john solomon reported used in 28 states thatl had the little computer software glitch in michigan. you areh going to be hearing a lot more about this in the days to come. this comes too as the trump campaign highlighted a number of georgians who voted from beyond the grave. this is an amazing thing in this country. i never thought this wasdi possible. but according to the campaign, "james ludwick from covington georgia," hegi had his name used to cast a ballot last week.

died in 2006. deborah christian mission in the braswell, a ofs atlanta, passed away in may of 2018 and someone registered as her on october 5th this year. the campaign found votes from linda kessler who died in 2003 and also from an edward who died in 2015 beer these are a few examples. look at your screen, state after state after state, there is evidence that numerous individuals were somehow able to cast a ballot after their passing. what an amazing accomplishment! at this point, it's not totally clear how many dead people vot voted. but according to an a ongoing lawsuit, the state of pennsylvania alone, 21,000 deceased individuals remain on the voter rolls prior to the election. the same group filed a similar suit against the city of detroit in 2019 alleging the city had

over 2500 dead people on their voter rolls, including one. it's pretty amazing born in 1823.n meanwhile in michigan there are roughly 200,000 or more registered voters in the state than actually voting age people if you look at the 2010 census. even in the state of connecticut, in one house race at democratt was declared a winner until a town clerk discovered votes from an entire polling sight nobody ever recordeder them. let's not forget the softwarehe error. there will be focus on this a lot. wrongfully awarded joe biden thousands of ballots that were cast for president trump until the problem was amazingly fixed and according to a report, that very same software come up from a company called dominion voting systems. that was used in 28 states, including for the very first time all of georgia's 159 counties. these hand recounts in georgia, i'm very interested in watching

this one. this is the most technically advanced, we are as a country are the wealthiest nation in the world. we have apple, microsoft, silicon valley. we have some the best engineering, medical research, the mines and scientist in the entire world and american voters on both sides ofh the aisle, view, the american people, let's all put this on record. we deserve and demand better. it is now more a week after the election as some states are still counting votes and other states handled it perfectly. had results within hours. this comes after weeks and weeks of earlyer voting. millions of mail in ballots. and i have a question tonight for the entire country. why can't we have one election day, just one, where americans vote in person with the exception of those who are really unable to makeab it to te polls? we have the proper check in process. why can't we have a system where voters are actually verified with a photo i.d. like if you go

to a democratic national convention, i needed a photo i.d. and i needed to go through the metal detector. why can't the world's only superpower account the ballots the night of the election. i think we could if we wanted to after witnessing the chaos over the last week. does anybody actually trust the process? i do not. by the way, many of us do not. make no mistakes. still razor-thin margins in very important, key states. we must count, we must verify every single legal ballot. it's that simple. by the way, this is exactly what joe biden promised. j perhaps he forgot. just a few weeks ago. joe, if you are awake or maybe someone will show you this in the morning that can remember, look. >> will you pledge not toct declare victory until the election is independent lee certified. >> yes, here's the deal. we count the ballots as you pointed out.

some of these ballots in someta states can't even be opened until election day. and if there are thousands of ballots, it's going to take time to do it.e once the winner is declared after all the ballots are counted, votes are counted, that'll be the end of it. and if it's me, if it's not me, i will support the outcome. >> sean: what happened to that joke? what's the rush? barely left his basement the last six months. i think you can wait a few more weeks and certainly did in 2000. he can count the days of the week, maybe memorized what job he ran for. seemed to forget that a lot. regardless of what the mob in the media says and i have a message to you, regardless of hypocritical democrats, the people that never accepted the results for four years of donald trump being duly elected by the people of this country, every legal vote needs to be counted and i don't care how much you whine and complain and cry or your hypocrisy, all your

double standards, and neither do about 72 million other americans. that's all before you get to start measuring drapes. of course, joe and his fellow democrats and their allies in the mob, they don't really care about the integrity of elections. or counting every vote. they only care as we been telling you winning and about power. as we have now witnessed over the past five years, they will do anything and everything to achieve their goals. no conspiracy theory too grand, no riot to deadly. no witch hunt to insane for the left, power is all that matters. we don't get this right, sender lindsey graham is right. we may never have another honest election ever again. we deserve better. the world is watching us, and they look at these states, they look at a state like florida, state like ohio, florida two time zones, elderly population, mail in voting, they learn from mistakes and get it right.

get it perfectly. same with ohio. why can't these other states. or can they? herere with mark, kayleigh mcenany is with us. thanks for being back with us. >> thanks, sean. >> sean: last night you came on with one state, we've got one coming out tomorrow, michigan, 234 sworn affidavits under the threat of perjury, i wouldn't imagine that somebody would lie under oath knowing that they could be prosecuted, talking abou irregularities they witnessed. people say, where is the evidence? that to me would be interesting evidence presented before a judge,re wouldn't you think? >> yeah, it is interesting evidence. 234 pages of sworn testimony not just from one state, from onent county, wayne county in detroit. i want to detail for you because there's so much in these 234 pages but one of the other things that stood out to me today was a pattern and practice of harassment against poll

watchers. you are legally obligated to send a republican bull challenger to observe the vote i read was entirely, disturbing. one affidavit from a young woman who said that she observed ballots from a wrong precinct be duplicated with the correct precinct and the old ballots sent back, which began to ask questions, she was told to leave the room. she was called a bigot, she was called the c word, as the poll watcher covered her name tag for another woman said she had a at 11:43:00 p.m. say, "this is our house," the election official started to slur black donald trump supporters but she believes votes were chains that were trump and were change the other way. finally, another instance of racial slurs used against an individual, a man of chai chinese dissent. told, you aren't here, you aren't american. when he said, he was american, he endured 5 minutes of racial

and ethnic slurs. this is in one precinct in one one county in wayne county, michigan. >> sean: people have been asking, you have other states where you've been accumulating other sworn affidavits. what's next? >>vi that's right. tomorrow you will hear some affidavits from pennsylvania. you'll see some other disturbing practices were democrat counties, one advantage were able to fix the ballot, the same advantages that were not given to republican counties. those are on the horizon. there is just so much here. very hard to get to because there is a lot. another affidavit in the michigan pile that came out that shows 46 ballot numbers that were written down and this is i how specific, the numbers of the individual ballots that he documented, there were no voting records attached, but a birthday was entered and that birth date was january 1st 1900. i mentioned that to you last night but written down that

ballot number. 120 years old. >> and i thought i was old is doing this as many years as i've been doing it. other lawsuits to her filing, have been filed. can you give us a preview of that or is it too early. because i know they are coming. >> the pennsylvania litigation has been filed. affidavits are coming after it. with other states we are waiting for litigation because in a state like wisconsin, it'll be a recount statewide with georgia, hand recount being done so we aren't getting ahead of those recounts. but there will be of further litigation and over all, the trend you mentioned, 1% is the general rejection rate for ballots in any given year, we are seeing these counties go further, rejection rates are anywhere from .5 to .6% which is befuddling to the mind which was >> sean: thank you so much. especially amazing. after four years, liberal democrats, the mob in the media,

never accepted donald trump as a duly accepted president and they lied and smeared and slandered and conspiracy theory after one after another. one constitutional scholar believes there is ample reason to review the election results given the unusual numbers of mail in ballots for joining us now is fox news contributor george washington law professor jonathan turley. the interestingle thing and i've been watching your commentary. you are a democrat. you are watching the commentary and you say, this is part of the process. i don't want to put words in m your mouth. how is it if you can add this to your answer, a lot of states got it perfectly right, and they are still counting and others.un how do we fix this so people can have faith, trust, and confidence in the result? >> this is really alarming. since 2000, and i helped cover that election for another network, i've been writing columns c saying why can we hava uniform standard.

we are giving billions of dollars to the state. why can't we recover your uniform standard. evenda after 2004, the congress did as we always did. created a commission, theio commission for a couple of billion dollars to the state, and we still don't have a uniform standard. that might've just seems to evaporate. it's really quite maddening it. that leads us to this situation. what i don't understand is within 24 hours, legal analysts were saying there was no voter fraud and there is no basis to challenge. within 48, they were saying that there really should be a concession. we didn't have any of the information to judge anything on voter fraud. we still don't. we are still in the tabulation stage. we wouldn't have evidence of systemic problems until we are into the canvassing stage in most elections. that has created this frustration. a trump attorney was asked by a judge, "are you saying was their

massive fraud." and he's saying, "honestly, no." the reason he said it is because it's the election officials will hold this information. it's like being asked not only to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar but you have to do the jar. in order to find systemic problems, you need access to the system. does that mean that we have seen evidence s that would establish systemicid violations? no. i've been reading these complaints andin affidavits. i think it's clear at this point that corroding dolling voting fraud occurred. there is obviously a record here of dead people voting. there is obviously problems of keeping observers in positions where they really couldn't observe very effectively. but we still don't know. but we wouldn't know unless we had greater access to the system itself. that is held by election officials and that requires a court to order that information to be turned over. >> sean: i'm looking at the

case pending job before theca supreme court and i think it's a case. strong the constitution is clear, state legislators, they decide that you don't just get to -- well, we'll change the law because we think it should be changed, that's not allowed. i'm glad you brought up the issue of the statutory language of the law saying that partisan observers get to watch the whole process and they weren't allowed. that's a big issue to me. let me ask you this. in the final days of his campaign, the president did 14 rallies around the country. we had a debate really close tot election day. byay that time, around 90 millin people at the time had already voted by mail. we saw one election, a dui came out the weekend before the actual election took place. it seems to me that we are doing a disservice by extending out, you know, months, six weeks, whatever the length of time is

when we don't know all that might happen in the intervening time. does that make sense to you? i like one election day where if you vote absentee we have a process where we have voter i.d. laws. do you agree with that? >> no, i think there are a lot of troubling aspects with how the election was handled. but we also have to keep in mind that in looking at past elections, you can only take that so far. this is a very different election. we had over 100 million mail in ballots. we never had a system that had to handle that type of influx. and what you are hearing from a lot of election officials is that the elections were virtually immaculate, that it was a flawless performance. it's hard to believe that from past elections when we were doing more conventional voting. the only point here is not thath there is systemic fraud, or that this outcome will be changed. we don't have evidence of that. we just don't have much evidence

at all because we haven't been able to see within the system. what concerns me are they constitutional scholars who say, we need to resolve this. 72 million people voted for president trump. i think the most presidential act of joe biden, i said this a week ago, would be to come out and say to his campaign, stand down. let's support a review of all of these elections.au because those 72 million people have a right to know, to feel assured that i am there president. that's hard to do. it's a real presidential moment, but i wish he would do it. >> sean: i don't think it's going to happen but if you think of the observers allowed by law to observe, how do you ever really have confidence in the result and the legitimacy of it? that ship sadly in this election i believe has i sailed. that is a disservice to the american people. jonathan, always good to seed you. great analysis. thank you. joining us with more, former

chief of staff reince priebus, jim jordan. you and i were talking about this and you spent a lot of time on the ground in pennsylvania. new talks to all those people. we are getting a whole pile of their affidavits tomorrow but what are they telling you? >> my point is that they look at the overall context. think about it. the same people who told us that you can trust them are now being told you can trust the results of this election, the same people who told us that you couldn't trust the whistle-blower in the impeachment hearings. remember, the anonymous whistle-blower with no first-hand information, bias, who worked with joe biden? now they say you can trust the result of this election? people in pennsylvania and people across the country, the 72 million mr. turley just mentioned, they know something doesn'tt feel right here. our president got 9 million more votes this time then four years ago yet he comes up short even though we gained in the house of reps tentative's? something doesn't feel right and that's why we'veou got to do wht joe biden said. let's go all the way until this

verified.dent we >> sean: i wonder if that ship sailed, the observers couldn't observe, hard questions. reince, i want to get your broad overview. >> sure. thanks, sean. if you look at where the process is at now, the order of certifications, meaning the order of deadlines in each of these states where these disputes to be taking place starts in georgia, then pennsylvania, then arizona, then wisconsin. to recap last night really quick, we are in the canvas phase which is checking the machines, checking the votes, counts, all of that. then starts the recount. the recount, as a reminder for everyone, that's where most of these disputes are presented to the court. what is the trump team doing now? they are making sure that the legal teams are in place, but the other thing they have to do,

if you take a state like wisconsin where you are down by 19 and a half thousand votes, you have to deploy thousands of volunteers across the state to get ready for this recount. because, why? volunteers need to be trained and if they are to disputing ballots they have to mark a dispute each of the ballots. by the way, they have to have a reason for the dispute for over 19 and a half thousand ballots. think about the manpower. because if you don't have those amount of ballots in dispute, if you have to go to the state supreme court, they are not going to hear it if you have 2,000 ballots in dispute for a matter that requires 19 and a half. the manpower, the legal teams, and the training to dispute and mark the necessary ballots is whawhat the trump team is likely doing today and all of these states. >> sean: it gets so messy. gregg, let's go to the law.

you've got new court challenges today and tomorrow. i've talked to people involved. your thoughts about the legal arguments in this case? >> if joe biden wants to be viewed as a legitimate president, he should be welcoming these legal challenges that are allowed in a constitutional republic. otherwise he will be viewed as an illegitimate president and it will cripple his ability to govern. we've already seen serious and valid allegations of not just voting irregularities, sean, but outright fraud. we saw today, wayne county, michigan, they, detroit courtrom in which they were sworn affidavits that were presented to the judge based on eyewitness testimony. yet we keep hearing from anchors and journalists, where's the evidence? that is a profoundly ignorant statement. because eyewitness is in swornid affidavits are evidence in a

court of law. proof is different. that's the legal standard a judge imposes to decide whether the evidence is w sufficient and persuasive to issue certain orders. those orders could be, sean, legally, to nullify a particular vote in a particular jurisdiction. it could be ordering an audit. it could be ordering a hand by hand recount. so the media in their rush to anoint joe biden, the chosen candidate, has declared him the winner. and yet who in the world would trust the media, they could screw up a free lunch. and the fact they predicted ahead of the election that joe biden would win internet world tsunami proves the point. >> sean: yeah. what would you like to see, jimr jordan, what the trump administration is doing?

>> it really simple. follow the process that reince laid out, follow the law as gregg laid out. the electoral college doesn't meet until december 14th. there is time to assure that this is done right, that we have integrity inle our elections. get everything in place, but follow the process. that's who we are as americans, a nation where we have the rule of law and a constitution. let's follow that. as greg indicated, that's good for everybody if, in fact, joe biden is the winner, that's good for him too. let's follow that process understand the democrats, the same people who told us you could trust other things, thele steele dossier, anonymous whistle-blower,bl saying that yu can trust these vote totals, the election results. >> sean: they can save their lectures. gregg wrote two number one bestsellers. they never accepted the 2016 results. but now we are going to talk about unity? i will tell you and the mob what

you can do with your phony calls and feigned calls for unity. thank you both. up next, prove the democrats are continuing to push far left policies. yup, socialism. defunding the police. a nightmare if it ever happened. karl rove will break down the insanity neck straight ahead.

♪ >> sean: >> sean: no one has talked about it at all, democrats are divided as they've ever been after a shocking house losses continue to raise really serious questions about the party's far left socialist shift led by i woulded say speaker, congressman or cause ocasio-cortez. nancy pelosi still refusing to

denounce her party's extremism as she vows yet another bid for speaker. kevin mccarthy says she won't get there. how about doom and gloom and dark winter, basement bunker -- well, the ever comfortably struggling joe, howas fast would heaved to surrender from the far left agenda, already vowing to reverse the president's tax cuts, expand obamacare into biden care. we will be the united century states of america. get us right into the paris climate accords. by the way, on that climate accord, it calls for major cuts in the use of fossil fuels. how is pennsylvania going to react to that, implemented on constitutional mast mandates, get started onet a multitrillion dollar climate plan, by the way may be shut down the entire country, some of the loudest voices around him shouting to defund the police, pack the court, grantnt statehood to d.c.

and elsewhere. erabolish the electoral college. and the legislative filibuster. look, that's a real possibility, god forbid they ever get this power. democrats control congress, in an important race, kelly david purdue,kelly loeffler jan. if the senate's were ever go to the democrats, god help us, that would mean we saw far left extremism like never before. as chuckie says, everything is ion the table. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, aoc, breaking tonight, we are now learning that biden plans to tap longtime aid ron who ran the h1 n1, remember last year he said, we did everything wrong when asked about their response to the swine flu pandemic? by the way, the same guy who headed up the gore recount effort in 2000 that lasted 27

days. we forgot about that. here to break it all down, the architect, fox news can ship your karl rove. all right, mr. architect. there is a side of this election that we haven't even discussed which is major lawsuits for democrats. yet this divide in the democratic party. your breakdown? >> d yeah. one of the surprises if you remember going into the election, we were told that the republicans would lose as many as 19 or 20 seats in the u.s. house of incentives. instead it looks like they are about to pick up almost a dozen, if notot a doesn't come in which means it'll be somewhere in the vicinity of 208-209, a dramatic cut in the democratic majority in the house. not only that, the democrats who are getting elected, some of the new freshmen are really far out there. here are a couple. mande or jones of new york who said, "we need to move,

concentrate moving funding away from police departments." you want to claim the democrats aren't in favor of that kind of stuff? go talk to new rep incentive elect jones from westchester county. jamaal bowman says we ought to be shifting funding from jails and prisons but not that we have too many policemen that we have too many jails and prisons, got to let those people out. also in favor of a national reconstruction commission that will examine slavery and figure out how we can engage in reparations to the descendants of. several generations removed from it, but we are all responsible for it. we weren't around they are, hannity bit my people didn't drive in the united states until after the civil war, but by god we are responsible for it. cori bush, mrs. bush from baltimore, i believe, maryland, and she says she wants to fund social services by s defunding t police and the military! in fact in october she tweeted, if you are having a bad day,

just think of all the social services we are going to fund after we defund the pentagon, end quote. that's what we see taking up the house of representatives in the democratic congress down my caucus nancy pelosi referred to herself, she said, we are having controversy between the moderates and the progressives. when did you think you'd ever hear nancy pelosi describe as a moderate? she was a left-winger when she came to congress and the left wing is about 100 yards to the left of her. it's unbelievable what is happening to house democrats. >> what do you make of the dramatic gains of all these newly elected congress women coming in, major gains with hispanic-americans, african-americans. it seems like you have the democratic party are merging into the coastal elitist party and the republican party really becoming the party of hardworking men and women that

really do make this country great, and also including because of record low unemployment for every demographic under the president's economic plan that we've never saw before, a party for african-americans, hispanic-americans. by the way, that is while building the wall which even republicans say that wouldn't work. it did. >> yeah. first of all there are two things. first is isn't it terrific we have so many women, minorities, people of color? it is an expression of what the philosophy of the conservative party means. i think you got on at least lee stefanik. shenk played a big role in makig sure that we got a lot more women republican candidates running for the u.s. house of representatives. california, we are going toab te over a number of democratic seats, one of them is going to be takenen over by a hispanic air force veteran. another one is from another hispanic male from the central

valley. in orange country we are taking back to congressional districts, one with a korean-american republican and another one with a chinese-american republican. so diversity in the republican party helps us look more like america and helps us win these races were people who are naturally conservative say, is there a place in your party for somebody who looks and things like me and suddenly they say, wait a minute, there is! that is a big, important benefit to us. >> sean: cori bush, i think she's from st. louis. >> cori bush a woman, i believe she's fromom baltimore. >> sean: i didn't know there were two. according to multiple reports, joe biden speaking to numerous world leaders. senator cruz rightly pointed out, isn't that what the democrats went after general flynn for doing? isn't that a logan act violation, january 5th, oval office meeting, 2017 whereo we hear joe biden doing that? congresswoman released upon it,

congressman devin nunes as we continue straight ahead.

♪ >> sean: the media has hypocrisy, double standard, outright lies on full display. get this, failed obama advisor ben rhodes revealing this week that joe biden is already talking to a foreign leaders, like the french president macron -- wait a minute, michael flynn had what was a customary call with the russian ambassador, soon to be a counterpart in 2016, incoming national security advisor and all we heard about from the fake news roger lind media mob was, this could be a violation of the logan act! this was a law from 1799 that was never successfully used to

successfully prosecute anyone. flynn falsely accused of being a russian without any legitimate basis.. senator ted cruz press the disgraced fbi deputy director mccabe to explain the double standard. this is interesting. take a look. >> ben rhodes, the former deputy national advisor preston president obama are all not come up foreign leaders are already having conversations open while talking they will pursue januar" do you believe that joe biden is violating the logan act? >> i'm not aware of ben rhodes' statement -- >> he isst talking with foreign leaders and it doesn't violate the logan act because you authorize using it to go after general flynn as part of a political definition.

no, joe biden is not violating the logan act. the reason you won't say it is because that was your flimsy political bases to go after a decorated war hero because he disagreed politically with president trump. >> sean: wow. powerful moment. you ask yourself why is always one rule for the democrats, one for the rest of us. clintons, mob, deep state, they all get a pass. what's the point of having laws if democrats get to pick and choose which ones apply to who? with the reaction, the counter author of"count down to sociali" congressman devin nunes along with congresswoman olivia elisestefanik with us. m wasn't that january 25th meeting, didn't you quote joe biden is saying, use the logan act, in that one meeting where, yes, sally yates wasee shocked that in fact, barack obama knew everything about the call with kislyak and

general flynn. >> here is what really happened. what they had to do is develop a narrative in order to justify trying to get rid of general flynn. so what they did is they had to have some kind of law somewhere so political hack to jobs came up with this, said it to biden or some genius in the fbi. they had a meeting, they know from the notes that nobody took this seriously, that they were going to use the logan act, which is why senator cruz was asking mccabe about that yesterday. then they say that this media narrative to their friends in the media and we know that the social media companies have been a part of this too. if you went on right now and said that biden is breaking the logan act and went on to twitter or facebook, you would probably get banned, which is why what i'm doing, sean, telling everybody, if you want freedom on the net, the only place to go

is parlor, if you don't want to be regulated -- >> sean: i agree. >> the only place to get away from youtube is on grumble.co there is no other place in this country. >> sean: my friend dan bongino is on board and telling me about it and i'm with him. let's start with you, when you see the double standard. i mean, it's breathtaking on the one hand but i'm so used to it, i guess i'm getting numb to it all. i expect there is one set of laws for them and another -- we will get arrested for jaywalking or spitting on the sidewalk. not that i spit on the sidewalk. >> it's the absolute height of hypocrisy and what is most applicable about this is joe biden himself, sean, was in the over office meeting where they floated the idea of bringing up the logan act of personally prosecuting michael flynn and send in the fbi. we know looking four years back how politicized and how much political abuse there was from joe biden and from political

appointees like jim comey andsi president obama himself. but of course it's the height of hypocrisy when you have been rhodes tweeting, saying that joe biden is talking to foreign heads of state. this is before the election has even been certified by the electoral college. yet again, democrats pointing fingers at f republicans, but nt living by the same unfair rules they have set for those on the other side of the aisle. >> sean: congressman nunes, everywhere i goar we spend the better part of three years and we were proven right about russia, the dirty dossier, about premeditated fraud on the fisa court. everywhere i go, people say,pl when are we ever going to get justice? i don't have an answer because it is all there. low-hanging fruit. no prosecution. double standards. look at the treatment oft papadopoulos or manna formanafort, oranybody. will we ever see justice or does it end russia

>> what concerns me now is watching how the media and the social media countries have behaved since this election since election night, i've never seen it where we have all these close election races in multiple states across this country in the media is a like, let's just call the race. i have never seen that. the democrats in the media always say, let's count every vote. so look, i don't know where this goes but i do not know where durham is at. republicans have never met with durham, but i hope attorney general barr is looking and putting appointees in place if we aren't going to have transparency anytime soon. >> sean: the hard-hitting new show, one of their folks agreeing with congresswoman ocasio-cortez of keeping a list

of trump supporter's. leo terrel, larry elder. yeah, there are some republicans from the lincoln project who want to give the locations of lawyers. scary times straight ahead.

♪ >> >> sean: the left in the country continues to spew dangerous rhetoric towards president trump and we, the smelly walmart shoppers who voted for him, all 72 million, listen to what they said on the view earlier this morning about congresswoman ocasio-cortez backing some sort of list of trump supporters. >> i do not think those people should be able to profit from their experience within the trump administration and i do not think theyio should be

forgotten and i do not think we should look the other way. ild think we need to rememberem because if you don't remember things, then the past becomes prologue. i do think that people need to be held t accountable for their actions and i don't think it is reminiscent of mccarthyism at all. >> sean: over at fake news, they warn, well, your social media might be viewed in a job application, whatever that means. meanwhile, the anti-trump group the lincoln project was locked out of twitter. they shared the contact information of lawyers that aree linked to the president's election lawsuits. you can have different point of use. is that we really want to go? here with reaction, nationally syndicated radio show host, larry elder, leo terrel, leo 2.0. you look very mad. >> i want the democrats to cancel me. i don't care. i'm willing to work with this president -- cancel me! i'm a lawyer, i've offered to

work for the president for free, so cancel me because he's the reason why i voted republican. i will do whatever this man asks so he can pursue every legalgh right that he has. i am very, very upset. i'm going to georgia because i'm afraid of the democrats and chuck schumer taking over thistr country's senate. i'm going to georgia in january. i will be your correspondent down there. what we have to worry about are these democrats, the same ones who complained in 2016, that someone who would not give this man a break, the president for four years, are crying right not because he's exercising his right. one final point. 70 million people voted for donald trump. the reason why i'm part of the republican party? he redefined the republican party. he made it a welcome party forar all people. 70 million people cannot beg, wrong. president trump, i'm your lawyer for free. i'll be in georgia to make sure that those seats remain republican. >> with all the background and

political leanings and the glitch in michigan and the software dominion -- you know, larry, one has to wonder, i'm very curious now that we are going to have the hand recount where leah was going to be an observer, god help the rest of them there. >>em i'm going there. >> telling you right now. i'm there. >> sean: larry? >> when the democrats have lost lil wayne, when they lost $0.50, when they lost leo terrel, there is a new day. it's called the awakening. in 2008, republicans got 4% of the black vote at the presidential level. 2012 i'm a 6%. donald trump got around 8%. this time it looks like he's going to get around 12%, which is a 50% increase. little by little, black people are waking up and realizing that the issue facing america and 2020 is not systemic racism, it's not foundational racism, it's notis endemic racism, it's the fact that 70% of black kids come into the world without a

father, marriage, or mother in the house, there's a 50% intercity dropout rate in our high school and 20% of young black men have criminal records. a young black man is eight times more likely to be murdered than a young white man and also always the murderer is another young black man. these are major issues facing black america, not racialism, and a growing number of black people are recognizing this and democrats are scared and they are lashing out the way theyy are. sean: you owe larry. larry 1.0 pin he's been ahead of the curve and he hasn't shifted. >> i've had -- i was in those battleground the states! >> sean: he never changed. all right. more "hannity" after this. our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence...

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>> sean: before we go, where we started tonight, today is veterans day. we want to honor all brave men and women. so many of them sacrificed so

much, they have served this great country. we thank you for your sacrifice, service. we don't wake up every day, we live in freedom because of your sacrifice. but we should. thank you. that's all the time we have left this weekend. set your dvr. never miss an episode. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham has got a great show.. laura? >> laura: well-spoken about veterans day. we don't take the time to think about how precious this freedom is and our election, the integrity of our election? this was fought, bled, and died for it. we have to make sure that these elections are conducted fairly andve freely in our country so e can still be that shining cityur on the hill. well said. >> laura: >> sean: all heroes. i know you have a great show because you always have a great show. >> laura: we follow you so it's a hard act to follow up. >> sean: you are hitting me up for that next butterballur