offices have been shut down from its disgusting. >> tucker: well, it is. the lawyers who represented o.j. simpson and a double murder trial called the dream team. thank you for putting that in perspective. did mike harmeet dhillon, defending the first amendment, thank you. thanks for watching, thanks for trusting us. we will see you tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern. here is sean. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we begin with a fox news alert. tonight, all eyes are on georgia, pennsylvania, michigan, nevada, breaking moments ago, the state of georgia's hand recount magically -- how many days after election day, uncovered yet another 2700 uncounted ballots. the majority of which, oh, shockingly, casper president trump. last night, same story, another 2600 uncounted ballots were discovered, and again, most of those in favor of the president. with the hell is happening in georgia and in our country? why are we still finding

thousands of ballots weeks after the election? does that inspire confidence in the outcome toe you? does anybody -- should anyone ever trust this? how come all these other states, they can count their votes on election night, no problems, every vote matters, right? think about it, these boats never would have been tallied without a recount, number one. now, less than 13,000 votes separate the president and joe biden in georgia, that number continues to shrink, how many more ballots will they fid tomorrow? of course, tonight, this isn't just about thousands of missing votes showing up weeks later, that are now just turning up out of thin air, it's also about the state, their use of dominion voting systems, which were flagged, as we told you about, with issues during the state's primary only a few months ago. according tomo "the new york times," "in some cases, the new machines required too much extra power for aging polling locations, blowing fus

fuses, and never powering on." in others, workers were still being trainedtr just days before the election, struggling with set up. "the times" was on to write, "the electronic poll books flagged by software and user error." these very same machines were ug the presidential election. in the same machines were rejected in 2019 twice, and once in 2013. why? they failed to meet the state of texas' security standards. a princeton tenured professor has been highly critical of these machines recently, democrats have been highly critn critical. maybe this is a dumb question, you tell me. why would we ever be using them in the first place? this is the usa, the home of apple, the home of microsoft, the home of silicon valley. are we really saying we can't do better than this? of course, tonight, serious

issues surrounding georgia's consent decree -- remember, sets two unequal verification standards on the voters in that state. putt simply, a georgian, to vote in person, they have to provide i.d. however, if you live in georgia, you vote by mail, you provide a signature, that signature does not need to match the voter rolls. in fact, georgia law literally says it blocks county election officials from rejecting absentee ballots because of mismatch signatures. oh, that makes sense. now, why would the state of georgia actually put that into law? they have. how is that not unequal application of our laws? now, what is the state'ss republican governor, brian kemp, brad ratzenberger, what are they doing to rectify the inequity during the hand recount? the answer, sadly, absolutely nothing. meanwhile, a very bizarre move,

secretary of state recently goes on's fake news cnn and tries to insinuate senator lindsey graham, who will respond tonight, is guilty of some kind of voter fraud. take a look. >> he asked if the ballots could be matched back to the voters, and i got the sense, implied that then you could throw those out. look at the counties with the highest, frequent error signatures. that's the impression that i got. >> do you think senator graham wanted you to find ways to get rid of legally cast ballots? because cnn asked him about these allegations, he denied them. he said that's ridiculous. his words, "that's ridiculous." >> well, it's just an r implication, look hard and see how many ballots you could throw out. >> sean: a lot of insinuation there. senator graham on the program, he is denying come of course, those egregious claims, and no basis, other people were actually on the call and

defended senator graham's version of events. he will respond. now, georgia, what is going on with your secretary of state? do you trust him to run a free and fair recount, january 5th will be here in a very short. lack of time. what about the all-important senate runoff races? after all, the balance of power in the u.s. senate, it will be decided in the great state of georgia, and those races are incredibly close. tonight, georgia is not the only state facing serious questions, and look at this, breaking out of nevada, clark county, they are refusing to certify one local election after numerous unexplained discrepancies there, and potential instances of voter fraud. now, the discrepancies were apparently so bad that the result of that race, which was decided, if you don't think your vote matters, by only ten votes for the democrats, that's going to get completely thrown out, and now it is headed for a revote. last night, the president

tweeted, "big victory moments ago inme the state of nevada. the all-democrat county commission race come on the same ballot as president, just thrown out because of large-scale voter discrepancy. clark county officials do not have confidence in their own election security. major impact!" meanwhile, we go to the state of michigan, officials there are refusing to certify the results of wayne county after real allegations of voting irregularities in detroit. you might remember kayleigh mcenany right here on this program, holding up 234 real affidavits, fake news, cnne empty pieces of paper, that was a lie. here you go. what does it all mean and what is the trump campaign doing to ensure every legal vote is counted, and how can we have faith in any system that works like this? kayleigh mcenany is back with us. 2600 votes yesterday, 2700 votes

today, let's go for an even 20,000 tomorrow, any chance we might get 20,000 there somewhe somewhere? >> hey, there's certainly a chance, because as i am coming to air with you tonight, shawn, there is reporting that a third county in georgia, in walton county,co they have found the same issue, a memory card that was not registered with the votes, and guess what? these votes favored president donald j. trump. we were told yesterday when the first batchch was discovered by the georgia secretary of state, this is very concerned because there are checks and balances in place, the local officials should resign. with these and balances appeared to be fatally flawed, systematically irregular to have happen notst in one, two, but three georgia counties, the disinfection meant of nearly 35,000 voters. what is going on here? every american should be concerned. >> sean: the secretary of state picking fights with doug collins i lindsey graham, white and that he fixing the system? has anyone gotten an answer from

him ? >> we haven't, it's a question the president we ar is asking, frankly we all are asking, this is about the integrity of our election systems, theyo same mistakes in three counties, and the count won't ended until midnight tomorrow. >> let's go to nevada and what happened out there. i think when we see a race by ten votes, it shows every vote counts, but problems there, now they are going to do a redo. what is happening as it relates to the president's race? >> that's exactly right. what this does is gives us cause to argue, hey, there were votes that affected a race, they could not say this election was fair at the level, yes, and it raises question. georgia, we were told it was a one off, and a raise of the same question, what is happening in nevada, even more so what happened in michigan this evening. >> sean: all right in pennsylvania, rudy giuliani argued the case today, i've

heard from more than a few people that he was absolutely brilliantlu in his arguments today, what is the status on that? >> yeah, one of the things he said today, he echoed from immanuel, he said "never let a crisis go to waste," that is exactly what democrats did herere. there was a pandemic turned into an election epidemic, a natural, they said, this mass mail-in voting, live ammunition across the nation, and it backfired. and sean, i just have to get to come of michigan, what you mentioned there is you came to me, i held up a newspaper, these affidavits, 234 pages of sworn affidavits under penalty . >> sean: by the way, kayleigh, what did cnn say when you held them up -- they accuse you of holding blank sheets? >> that's right, they did a ten minute monologue saying they were blank, they are not blank, these pieces of paper, from one

county, where the reason that you had a county level -- wayne county canvassers saying we cannot certify this election, because of these witnesses, they are realth people, and one reporter tweeted outcome of this is the first time in my 20 year history have ever seen somethine this, county commission refused to certify, it's because for the first time you have a president fighting for the forgotten men and women in detroit, philadelphia, democrat cities across the nation. >> sean: no one in this country can have confidence in this. i'm also hearing rumblings that ballots given out with court precedent in wisconsin. have you been hearing the same rumblings as i have, and for some reason, people are being quiet about it for now? >> yeah, i think you're right. there is something in wisconsin. i spoke with our attorneys about that. when you go to get a ballot, there is a certain application process you have to go through. it is not an absentee ballot system like what you see in other states, but the law was actively violated when they went to get these ballots, same-day

register process, so there something there ofs a wisconsint finished up,up tomorrow by 5:00 p.m., the campaign will let them know whether we would like to proceed towe a recount. more to come tomorrow in wisconsin in particular. >> sean: all right. kayleigh mcenany, thank you as always. appreciate the update. all right, we turn now to another key factor in the 2020 election, and that is big tech. clearly acted as a protective shield, just like the media mob. big tech mob for the biden campaign. remember, the entire campaign, you have a week, a frail, cognitively struggling joe biden hiding in his basement bunker. i call it the media mob big tech hannity protection program. they protected him the entire campaign. no tough questions ever appeared in a blatant effort to defeat president trump and contribute to joe, well, facebook and twitter, big tech giant sensor -- a very, verifiable claims about biden and his family, corrupt business practices. the trumps would never get that

consideration. in the weeks before the election, twitter froze the accounts of prominent republicans who share the story that includedic kayleigh mcena y kayleigh mcenany, the company even blocked its users from sharing the story and private messages. you couldn't even send a privately. more recently, silicon valley lives on twitter have been putting this cleaner disclaimers from many conservatives, including president trump, deciding what they believe is right and wrong, and apparently the employees at twitter think they have a monopoly on truth, and by the way, side note, you might want to switch to parlor. when you go to twitter, say "here is my new account on parlor," just an idea. today, during a hearing on capitol hill, senator cruz, senator graham, they drilled twitter, ceo of twitter come about his decision to censor, editorialized political content, take a look. >> data cited -- maybe for a good reason, i don't know -- tht

"the new york post" article abot hunter biden needed to be flagged, excluded from distribution, or made hard to find. that, to me, seems like you are the ultimate editor. >> your answer is always "once we silence you, we can choose to allow you to speak," but you are engaged in publishing decisions. let me shift to a different topic. mr. dorsey, does voter fraud exist? >> i don't know for certain. >> are you an expert in voter fraud? >> no, i'm not. >> well, why then is twitter right now putting purported warnings on virtually any statement about voter fraud? >> we are simply linking to a broader conversation so that people have more information. >> no, you're not. you put up a page that said "voter fraud of any kind is

exceedingly rare in thean united states," that is not linking to a broader conversation, that is taking a disputed policy position, and you are a publisher when you do that. >> sean: keep in mind, both facebook and twitter enjoyed legal protections known as section 230, and that section virtually protects social media giants from being held liable like regular media companies because content posts posted by users -- not if they're editing it. that status does not extend to media outlets who publish or editorialize material, and i senator cruz just described, that is exactly what's happening at twitter and elsewhere. now according to one whistle-blower complaint, twitter, they are not acting alone. that complaint alleging twitter, facebook, google all work together to coordinate their censorship efforts, so it is time to hold these powerful tech giants accountable and may be moved to other venues. if they want to act like members of the mob and the media, then they should be treated like members ofth the mob, and that

means no more liability protection in section 230. without consequences, nothing is going to change, history will repeat itself over and over and over again, and we all deserve better. here with more on this and reaction to our top story out of georgia, the recount, south carolina senator lindsey graham. senator, let me start with the secretary of state in georgia. >> sure. >> sean: there were others on the call, and one came to your defense and said, no, that's not what lindsey said or did at all. >> yeah. well, i really don't need anybody toly defend me because i know what i did come and i appreciate the person coming forward. i called the secretary of state to have him explain to me how he will verify a signature on a mail-in ballot, not throw legal votes but to make sure we have a system in georgia that can verify that you are who you say you are when you vote. if you show up in person, you need an i.d. you don't need an i.d. when you vote by mail. you go through the portal, you need an i.d., but when you apply for a male invalid through the

mail, they have to verify your signature.he a single person because i do in every election office, should be bipartisan. i'm begging the trump administration campaign to do, challenge -- get some judge to go look at the envelopes withs signatures and match them against the database with somebody who knows what the hell they are doing in front of republicans and democrats so that we can verify that mail-in voting in georgia is not fraudulent. and you n have a single person verifying a signature, it is not bipartisan. i think that is not the way to do it. that is what i was talking about. stacey abrams is calling for every liberal in the country to move to georgia. she is bragging about having 600,000 people ready to vote by mail. what i'm begging georgia to do is to make sure somebody votes by mail, you have a bipartisanoc process to verify the signature, we don't just leave it up to one person in the election office. >> sean: all right, you talked to the secretary of state. the governor can call the

legislature back, they haven't done that yet.. what is the reason why -- why would you have two separate systems on signatures, and why is that okay? look, the more it -- and how do you find 2600 votes yesterday, another 2700 votes today? okay, lindsay, you know, your state got it right on election night, florida did come ohio did come all these other states do. pennsylvania, michigan, nevada, interesting mistakes that we are worried about. >> sean, all i can say is on electionon night, votes came out of nowhere provided in. thousands showed up late in the night on election night for biden. weeks later, we are finding votes for trump. all i can say, as i've said on your show, voting by mail will be the end of theat republican party if we don't have a system to verify signatures. all i'm asking for is that georgia have a bipartisan group to verify a signature on a mail

ballot, not leave it up to single individual. if you had an audit of all of these signatures on envelopes in georgia, you had people that know what they are doing, i bet you the rejection rate would be more than 0.3%. so, if we don't get a better system when it comes to voting by mail, that's the end of the republican party, and let it start in georgia, folks. stacey abrams is trying to take over the election system in georgia. fight back. >> sean: by the way, you had more money thrown at you from people outside of south carolina, rosie o'donnell, we talked a lot about it. people of south carolina weren't influenced. now, on the money from hollywood, hollywood telling people to move there, which would be voter fraud, and all this money is going to be pouring into georgia. now, both those races matter,

perdue and loeffler, i am concerned people looking at this schiff show, a governor and secretary of state have no urgency about it, they didn't get it right this time, i think the secretary of state owes everybody inin the country an answer, why we've got 2700 new ballots today, 2600 yesterday, why there are two -- why don't they check this di the signaturo in-store confidence in our election? >> as georgia goes, the nation goes, democrats calling for people calling for people to move to georgia for the express purpose of winning, i had money coming to south carolina but nobody moved to south carolina. stacey abrams is calling for people to move toth georgia to p the balance of power in the u.s. senate. in georgia, i would push back. we are going to change of supreme court from conservative to liberal, we are going toch do

away with the electoral college so new york and california -- >> sean: they had 30 daysbu before the election that they can vote, then the vote is over, they can move t out, that is wht they are telling people to do? >> literally, so please, for god's sake, look at changing georgia law to neutralize what stacey abrams is trying to do, she's going to send in hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots. have a bipartisan fo group of people verify the signature, not a single person. when it comes to moving to georgia, have a law that means you can't just move for the purpose of taking over the senate and move out. you've got a chance to change the law, change it. >> sean: you had twitter, facebook. thoughts on today? >> well, they've got the most power in the history of mankind, and they can often tell us what we see, mold how we think. they have no legal liability, they can take down your content, they can label what you say is

fraudulent. you can't sue them, you have no recourse as an individual when it comes to them censoring your content. at the end of the day, section 230 is being abused. it is not time to make them like every other media organization. when you make editorial decisions you become an editor. if fox news has something against me or put somebody on television that slanders me, i cannot only sue the individual, i can sue fox news. in the world of social media, there is no accountability, legal liability, government regulation. with the wild, wild west and we need to fix it now because it will destroy conservatism if we don't get this right. >> sean: yeah. it was the media mob, big tech, candidate protection program, and they never ask him any questions, and he got to hide in a bunker. this race, january 5th, a lot on the line. all right, senator. thanks for being with us. when we come back, more on how much the democrats, the dirty

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♪ >> sean: they just keep finding ballots, 2700 new ones today, 2600 yesterday, this is madness, this is insanity, wewe are the usa, we can do better. we've got to do everything we can to support kelly loeffler, the senate runoff, david perdue, that is january 5th. democrats are organizing. georgia, buckle up, you are going to have more money from outside of your state flooding in, as whatever you tune into anything.as by the way, keep republican senate and senate hands, that is

a big deal. and by the way, it also tracks with a huge power grab, why, because that includes fighting to preserve our election integrity, which we are missing, and still serious concerns surrounding the consent decree in georgia, which makes it extremely difficult to reject absentee ballots over signature verification because in the new requirements they've created more bureaucracy, made it more difficult to properly verify those ballots, practically making it impossible to do proper signature matching and verification. and meanwhile, georgia officials are wanting those outside the state that it is illegal to move there just to vote, as some far left liberals across the country are reportedly descending -- or planning to distant ahead of the january election. here with reaction, author of the best seller "the trump effect," former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich. well, i was there the night you became speaker, i was the mc of the event, the year was 1994,

one of the greatest days of my life. congratulations. now you see what happened and is happening. how do you find 2600 new ballots one day, 2700 the next day? help me out. >> well, start with i the fact u have a secretary of state who is totally in the pocket of stacey abrams, who has agreed to some rules that are crazy, so that for example you can't go back out and revalidate absentee ballots. in 2018, they had 3.5% rejection rate on absentee ballots. four times as many ballots this year, it's .3? that is over ten times as many ballots rejected? the difference would be about 39,000. i saw the deal's secretary of cut with stacey abrams. item after item, she is not

worried about buying tv ads, she's mobilizing 600,000 voters without any regard to what the campaign is like, and unless the republicans fix the fraud election system, they stand a very real chance of losing the election, even if they win the campaign, because the democrats will simply manufacture as many votes as they need. as you've said, the beginning of this canvas, every day they find additional counties that had an additional area that -- all of them so far for trump -- that haven't actually reported or been counted in. that's not huge, but i think it would cut the margin by over a thousand votes for biden just in this first phase. there's also a question of how many people voted twice. voted by absentee and then walked in and voted the ballot box. the secretary of state estimated during the primaries it was about a thousand people.

how many there are during the general election. i'm very concerned that even though i think warnock is an extraordinarily radical candidate, that essentially a product of hollywood and silicon valley, even if we win the campaign, we don't fix this election system, the governor and secretary of state have been absolutely useless in trying to get this thing fixed. we have the house. we have the senate. the georgia legislature could come in next monday and they could fix a fair amount of this. they could also demand an accurate recount and simply note that the agreement the secretary of state signed back in the s spring change georgia law -- he doesn't have the power to do that. the constitution says those powers are reserved to the legislature, not to be secretary of state or the court. so, i just want you to know i am extremely concerned that this will be stolen no matter how

good the campaign goes. >> sean: at the end of the day, every one of these states we are talking about it, they all have statutory language, partisan observers get to watch the entire vote count, everything, start to finish. well, state after state, that didn't happen. 100 feet away, 20 feet away, 6 feet away -- okay, you can't see ballots from 6 feet away. then you've got the two signature verification standards. how do you have two different standards in one state? then you have ballots showing up out of nowhere. than you are just mailing out ballots to people on top of some dead people we verified in fact did actually vote in this election or people ineligible to vote. it's hard to pull it all together, but i'm looking at, we are the greatest country on the face of the earth, and i see this only in select states, and i don't think people can have confidence in any of the states we are talking about based on

what we know now, am i wrong? >> i think president trump owes it to the american people to not concede until we've had an honest, accurate count in the states you are describing. in the case of georgia, for example, one of the largest voting centers in fulton county told the republican poll watchers at 10:00 at night that everybody was going home. as soon as the republicans left, they went back and counted ballots for three more hours. with nobody there watching themm now, it denies common sense. now to believe that they were stealing. in nevada, and even worse case, if you listen to the former attorney general of nevada, the legislature there, in a model that fits tammany hall, has legislated illegality as a legal system, so 600,000 votes in nevada that nobody has seen. i'm doing a podcast this week,

"gingrich 360" specifically talking to people around the country, getting its own podcast. >> in the case of -- and look, i can barely download an app,nl im not the right idea, i don't know about the dominion software, what do i know? but when you have democratic politicians, "the new york times," the ap, a tenured expert of princeton, the state of texas rejecting one system, and then it is used in 28 states, i would think it is simple common sense to say that probably isn't the right system to use, but it was used anyway. thoughts? >> [laughs] well, when i learned that these votes were going through barcelona, spain, to frankfurt, germany, to be counted, this is madness. this is utterly crazy. and i think we have to take this whole system apart and recognize that this election is a great moment for the american people

to decide, do they want to have an honest election where theywh get to pick their leaders, or do they just want corrupt machines such as the one that stacey abrams is building to run the system, the nevada legislature and governor, literally built a corrupt system that made it legal because of the legislation the governor signed into law, wh i think will not hold up in federal court because it is so blatantly dishonest. >> sean: all right,yo mr. speaker, thanks for being with us. we appreciate that update. when we come back from a liberal covid hypocrisy, nouveaux. one part of california, people can go to strip clubs, but they can't go to church. does not make sense? mike huckabee, pete hegseth, straight ahead. ♪ so what's going on?

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even more left-wing hypocrisy on coronavirus tonight because of our lockdown-loving california liberals tell everyone stay at home, lawmakers in california, they are off to hawaii for a lavish getaway, and by the way, after a judge's ruling in diego earlier this month, strip clubs are temporarily allowed to reopen. churches, they have to pick up services online or outside. you can't make this up. it's not really funny, but you can't make it up here the religious liberty advocates believe the case could pave the way to lift the restrictions against houses of worship, due to first amendment applications. by the way, can you socially distance, wear masks, do the things dr. fauci told us. far left liberals are totally fine spending their own rules, even as citizens suffer. governor gavin newsom apologizing after he broke his own restrictions by dining at a

restaurant. recently spotted in a large crowd celebrating joe biden, she canceled thanksgiving for chicago. michigan governor gretchen whitmer, her husband busted trying to take his boat out during the summer lockdown. and then using his wife's name. fox news contributor mike huckabee along with the author of the upcoming book "modern warriors: real stories and real heroes," "fox & friends" w host pete hegseth. if you're going to open the strip club, and might apply to churches, i'm just guessing. haven't been there, stay away from those places, no good coming out of that place, right? >> i don't have a lot of expense with the strip clubs, i do have quite a bit of expensive churches, and generally they are a safe place, and it's

ridiculous to say people are safer in a strip club than they are at church, but churches across california, a pr removed his tide during the service, remove an article of clothing so it can be a strip club and go to church. in the meantime, plenty of turkeys for thanksgiving come up democratic officials who impose one set of rules upon the little people, the peasants, the politically impoverished, but imply and implore a totally different set of rules for themselves and people are getting really, really sick of it. >> sean: unbelievable. all right, pete hegseth, your take on this. >> governor, i agree, it reminds me of new york, where you weren't allowed to sell liquor so therunless there was food. strip club owners have rights too, there is a constitution that protects you.

that may not be our cup of tea, but ultimately -- the challenge here is it's always the way the left sees it as it is not for me, but definitely for the period in the left would have no standards without double standards, so in this particulae else and say we are essential. the lawmakers in california are saying we get to travel to hawaii to do our retreat for the california lawmakers because we are the essential enlightened ones. where the policymakers. you minions out there trying to make a living, i'm sorry, that doesn't count, we've decided you are not essential, even though -- that is the force of this entire thing. everybody's job, to them, is essential, and we should respect people enough to take responsibility for their own lives. one thing you should be able to do is go to church, making their own choice of whether they want to go or not. it ultimately comes down to --

and of course, the left doesn't have that. >> sean: masks didn't bother me, and i always believed that the medical community would come up with -- now we have two vaccines in america, made in america -- thank god, great technology, the amazing people that we can't praise enough. look, socially distance, where your mask, protect grandma and grandpa, kids coming home from school, you might want to protect mom and dad, grandma and grandpa, because we know they are the more vulnerable. to me, that's not a big deal. >> it's not a big deal, and most of us are doing these things because it's just the way we protect ourselves. for those who have kids in college, this is a great excuse to tell your kids from college don't even come home for thanksgiving, you're not getting any money, we are not going to do your laundry, we are not going to make your bed, so just -- >> sean: man, you are hard-core. now i know where sarah got so tough, she got it from you.

>> that's where she got it. can i say one thing? >> sean: go ahead. >> without president trump, there would not be operation warp speed, we would not have record vaccines in the time we do, because president trump pulled the trigger, he understands business and doing things efficiently. whatever the democrats say, they owe him a big thank you. >> sean: you know, i've often said, pete, if donald trump cured cancer, the mob and leave media and liberals would hate him. i haven't heard many liberals or mob people, it might have been one, praise the president and the efforts here. nobody else. joe biden is still talking about doom and gloom and dark winters. >> your prediction was correct, sean. he can do nothing right in their mind, that's absently right. the scary part is it's all about control for them. i wish it was about the science, but dr. fauci came out and said even with a vaccine, you are

still going to have to wear a mask and social distance and all of those things. isn't that why we are getting the vaccine, so we can go back to living our lives the way we did before? without donald trump, we wouldn't be at this point. we would be waiting two or three more years. in my county alone, they are shutting schools back down aga again. people are desperate, and the only way out is that vaccine, and not yelling about dark winters, but saying our future -- exactly what donald trump has talked about, opening businesses, giving people choices, treating them like adults. the left -- >> sean: in between naps and spoonfuls of oatmeal they can tell joe, oh, we have two vaccines, in case nobody told him. thank you both. and we come back, the obama's continuing to jab at the president, hypocrites. michelle obama didn't have nice things to say. leo 2.0, candace owens, they are next. ♪

♪ >> sean: tonight, the obamas continue to spend their free time smearing trump 24/7. on instagram, michelle obama accusing the president of spreading "racist lies" about her husband. in the same post, she dismissed real evidence of voting illegally rarities as a conspiracy theory. the democrat party knows all about that, they have been construed as a theorist for three years, but was actually a conspiracy theory, yeah, lies, fake news about trump and russia. ukraine, ignoring joe, hillary's dirty dossier. here with reaction come "blackout" author candace owens, leo 2.0. i would say that's pretty hypocritical from a conspiracy theory. that, they seem to

be so miffed by the fact so many americans view them as -- every former administration has granted their successors the decency of their silence. when the obamas stepped into the white house, he did not hear the bushes criticizing them, because they share an understanding of how difficult it is to be in that position. you know, to have your family viewed under a microscope of every second of every day, so s many people in the country hate them in so many people in the country love them. they have never had that courtesy for the trumps committee think it is sad we are moving this direction, respectively say silent, which in my opinion merely diminishes their record and their own reputation. >> sean: leo come i can'tat think of a single democrat that said, you know what, we were wrong on russia and trump, they

didn't care. the obama never open their mout. speak i'll tell you right now, the most important question is why. if donald trump got 73 million voters. what michelle and barack are doing, they are trying to reestablish the racism claim, which is false, because it is a form of power, of keeping blacks on the democratic plantation. donald trump -- people like myself, candace, we moved to the republican side. it is all about power, and to have president obama and first ladynt michelle obama lie about donald trump and his feelings toward people of color is to reinforce that, that's why it's very shameful, and what is happening is this: people have woken up and said it's not true, president obama, it's not true, michelle obama, because more blacks are moving toward republicans. people of color, all colors are

moving toward republican party. >> sean: leo -- >> this is a way to keep power, sean. >> sean: how are democrats doing law andd order in big cities? the education of our kids in big cities?uc >> they are -- >> i'll step in here and say -- >> please. >> sean: candace? >> i was going to say, i'll jump in and say if you call 75% of black and please i can't pass a literacy test, can't find a blak child in baltimore able to be proficient in math and reading d writing, incredibly successful. what leo called the democrat plantationon. illiteracy was necessary to maintain a plantation mentality. democrats have now almost re-orchestrated this by design. the department of education make sure our kids are psychological conditioned, woke-ism, one of the great evils of the

democrat party today. >> sean: barack had eight years to fix it, didn't he? 4,000 dead in chicago, his hometown, 20,000 shots, and he barely mentioned at. >> i'll tell you right now, the black on black crime that happened in the obama administration, the creation of black o lives matter during the obama administration, they were a failure on racial politics. a total failure. then you have donald trump, who comes in, in four years, blows away the obama-biden administration, schools choicet unemployment rate for blackat americans, with the first step act, and more importantly, as candace and i were talking about, funding historical black colleges, school choice is a key to break the poverty cycle, that'ss why i'm on your program, that's why candace is on your program, because of edu. >> sean: can you bring your hat next time? i think you need to make one for larry and for candace. >> candace doesn't need it, she is way ahead -- he is candace 8.0.

>> sean: she is 1.0. you are 2.0. you are the one that finally got on board. >> i am 2.0. candace is 8.0. >> sean: the first time i met candace -- th>> i am 1.0.ed >> sean: she predicted african-americans are moving to the republican party. >> she's right! >> sean: she's right, so are you. >> she is absolutely correct. >> sean: greatu call. thank you both. more "hannity" straight ahead. ♪

♪ >> sean: all right, since w ♪ >> sean: all right, since we came on the air from michigan we have an update. during this hour, wayne countyou board of canvassers reversed their decision, but say they are going to investigate their collided and they investigate first? we are finding why the change of heart, and we will report news as it develops. quick programming note: this friday, 8:00 p.m. eastern, thek patriot awards will be streaming live on foxnation.com. you don't want to miss that.

also, don't forget, we hope you always set your dvr so you never miss an episode. these are troubling times, but to the extent possible, god is in charge, let not your heart be troubled. and laura ingraham is in charge for the next hour, so that is always heartwarming. and you better use the butterball turkey fryer. i want video evidence. >> laura: okay, i've already gotten several emails from friends tonight saying they've actually used the exact fryer and i quote, i'm not kidding, this from a text i just got, not an email, a text. "it was literally the best turkey he's ever made. moist, tender, just don't do it near your home." [laughs] >> sean: it's not like when you have, you know, the old-style -- >> laura: that's what he said. what can i say? that's what he said. >> sean: this one is safe, i vouch for it, and they are right, the best you've ever had. juicy and delicious all the way through. a a >> lau