continues -- we'll see you back here tonight, have a good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," rudy giuliani and a number of the president's other lawyers held a press conference today on the topic of voter fraud. if you didn't actually see it, you probably heard about it by now. giuliani along with a former federal prosecutor called sidney powell alleged the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump. demonstrate that they exhibited some of what they found after two weeks of investigating, the presentation went on for 90 minutes with many different threads which we will tell you that in a moment, how you beat it depended largely on who you voted for tasha trump voters seemed hopeful it would change

election results, the left and every single person in the news media dismissed it as an embarrassing clown show, the very same people who swore that vladimir putin's agents control the u.s. government called it a conspiracy theory. more on that in a minute. there is another way to look at what we saw this afternoon and you don't have to be a partisan or even interested in the election to understand it. a lot of americans believe this election was rigged. they aren't saying that because they are crazy, they're not saying that because they're mad. they mean it, and that is a potentially fatal problem for this country. elections aren't merely central to democracy, elections are democracy. voting is the way the public expresses its will, it's all people have. if elections don't work, our entire system doesn't work. everything in this country depends on the fair elections. it's obvious even now that we don't have them. when access to basic information

is restricted in weaponized by a partisan billionaire class and it is, you can't have a fair election -- by definition is it is not possible. google and facebook are far greater threats to our system then russia has ever been and we need to fix that immediately. the voting itself which is a topic of today's press conference, let's assess what today's lawyers said about it today. their allegations matter regardless of what the eventual outcome is -- rudy giuliani began by saying the democrats stole the election and they did it with a coordinated fraud in a number of states. giuliani did not conclusively prove that as every news reader on television informed you but he does rage legitimate questions and in some ways he pointed to what appeared to be wrongdoing -- at one point he held up an affidavit from a worker in the city of detroit which alleges fraud in detroit's polling places. here's part of his explanation. >> she was assigned to voting

duties in september and she was trained by the city of detroit and of the state of michigan. she's basically trained to cheat. she said that i was instructed by my supervisor to adjust the mail in date of these absentee ballot packages to be dated earlier than when they were actually sent in. the supervisor made that announcement for all workers to engage in that fraudulent practice. that's not me saying that, that's this american citizen saying that under oath. >> tucker: the city of detroit has denied that specific allegation, surprisingly or not, but what rudy giuliani said is correct, this is the sworn statement of an american citizen, apparently in my witness made under oath under the penalty of perjury, you cannot dismiss it out of hand. jacob goes on to say her supervisor told her not to check the photo ids for boaters when they arrived, she said she saw

city employees coaching voters on who to vote for as well as voters boating more than once. it is any of it provable, is it true? we should find out and not just because michigan is a swing state -- of voter fraud is a direct attack on our democracy but the media don't want to know, they aren't interested to. if you watch the coverage after the press conference today use our credential reporters some of them who we know and like refuse to acknowledge it. no mention of the contents of what he described as sworn affidavits -- what he says? why don't you check? giuliani says this affidavit has been made public but they can't be bothered to check. instead they launch into editorials about how dishonest and crazy rudy giuliani is as if their job was to rebut rudy giuliani, but that's not their job. the job is to explain what just happened preferably with some details so viewers at home can make up their mind -- they didn't do that. behavior like this does not help anyone, it diminishes the news

media tiny remaining reserve of credibility, it doesn't inform the public. informing the public is last on the list of concerns, watch one of the most reckless people on television go back to the vladimir putin well and accused giuliani yet again of being a puppet of russia. >> quick reminder, rudy giuliani now at the helm of donald trump's election delegitimization effort was singled out by u.s. intelligence agencies last year as a target of a likely russian disinformation effort. earlier today, he held a wild news conference filled with falsehoods on voter fraud. >> tucker: russian disinformation! sometimes you wonder if there's anything the democrats don't like in america from acid reflux to termite damage that they won't blame on russia. at some .5 years from now when we all wake up from this stupor, a lot of people are going to be deeply embarrassed by things like that, so be sure to save it.

there was nothing russian about a lot of what giuliani said today, he claimed voters in philadelphia and pittsburgh were allowed to change their ballots after the fact by the democratic secretary of state and republican counties were not, that is checkable. he said dozens of republican voting inspectors weren't allowed near mail-in ballots and were signed affidavits saying so, those are checkable claims. giuliani said mail-in votes are easier to falsify and harder to verify than traditional voting -- everyone knows it's true and it's a major problem. pretending otherwise is alive. then giuliani got to the way votes are counted, in this country the process is mostly electronic, he suggested electronic vote counting is an invitation to fraud and he's right, that's why canada for example doesn't do it. all of which brings us to the bombshell at the center of today's press conference, that was delivered by former prosecutor sidney powell who also served as general mike

flynn's lawyer. for more than a week, he's been all over conservative media with the following story -- this election was stolen by a collection of international leftists who manipulated vote tabulating software in order to flip and millions of votes from donald trump to joe biden. the other day, powell said of trump when the fraud is finally uncovered, i think we will find he had at least 80 million votes. in other words, raked it software stole about 7 million votes in the selection. here's some of what powell said today about the software. >> one of its most characteristic features is its ability to flip votes, it can set and run an algorithm that probably ran all over the country to take a certain percentage of votes from president trump and flip them to president biden which we might never have uncovered had the votes for president trump not been so overwhelming and so many of these states that it broke the algorithm that had been

plugged into the system and that's what caused them to have to shut down in the states they shut down in. >> tucker: that was a few hours ago but sidney powell has been saying similar things for days come on sunday night we texted her after watching one of her segments. what powell was describing what amount to the single greatest crime in american history. millions of votes stolen in the day. democracy destroyed, the end of our centuries old system of self-government, not a small thing. to be perfectly clear, we did not dismiss any of it. we don't dismiss anything anymore, particularly when it's related to technology. we've talked to too many silicon valley whistle-blowers, we've seen too much. after four years, this may be the single most open-minded show on television. we literally do a ufo segment not because we are crazy or even interested in the subject, but because there is evidence that ufos are real and everyone lies about it. there is evidence a lot of things responsible people use to

dismiss out of hand is ridiculous are in fact real and we don't care who mocks it. the louder the yale political science department and the staff of the "atlantic" magazine scream "conspiracy theory" at the more interested we tend to be. it's usually a sign you're over. a lot of people with impressive sounding credentials are frauds, they are children posing as authorities and when they caught they lie and blame you for it, we see that every day it's a central theme of the show and will continue to be. that's a long way of saying we took it sidney powell seriously, we have no intention of fighting with her, we always respected her work -- we wanted to see the details. we invited sidney powell on this show, we would've given her the whole hour, we would've given her the entire week and listen quietly the whole time at rapt attention -- that is a big story. but she never sent us any evidence despite a lot of requests, polite requests, not a page. when we kept pressing she got

angry and told us to stop contacting her. when we checked with others around the trump campaign, people with positions of authority, they told us powell has never given them any evidence of either, nor has she provided any today at the press conference. she did say electronic voting is dangerous and she's right, but she never demonstrated a single actual vote was moved illegitimately by software from one candidate to another, not one. so why are we telling you this? were telling you this because it's true. in the end, that's all that matters, the truth. it's our only hope, it's our best defense. it's how we are different from them. we care what's true and we know you care too. that's why we told you. maybe sidney powell will come forward soon with details on exactly how this happened in precisely who did it -- maybe she will, we are certainly hopeful that she will. what happened with the vote counting this month and at polling places in detroit and

polling places in philadelphia and a so much else actually matters. it matters no matter who you voted for, no matter whether or not you think this election is over. until the answers to those questions conclusively and we can agree on them, this country will not be united. greg gutfeld is the host of "the greg gutfeld show" we are happy to have him on tonight. weirdly imperious media today about some of these allegations, some of them weren't proven -- that's true. some of them seem like pretty good leads, why is nobody following up on them? >> even if this stuff washes out, i don't see the problem and actually let in the process unfold. we were at the mercy of a four year process and we were pretty patient. if we gave you four years to undermine the democracy i.e. an elected president, maybe give us four weeks and i think that is what this story is about for the voters.

it's not just about voter fraud, it's about trust in a system that was undermined by the democrats in the media for four years. they had the collusion hopes that they pummeled us with every day, then they the candidate like a version of darth vader and hitler combined into one package and we forget they sowed suspicion that he would manipulate the election using the postal service, that just disappeared. no matter what, people have a right -- this is what bugs me -- people have a right to be suspicious right now because they've been treated like for four years, so don't ridicule the viewer, don't look down upon them because you think this is absurd and stupid. you've got to get i in their shs first and realize they thought what you were doing for four years was a waste of their time. you made their lives miserable and so you know what? i'm small enough to admit that i want to make your life miserable for a couple weeks, just a

couple of weeks, that's all. let's do this, see how it goes, because this my friends was a different election. this wasn't romney-obama, this wasn't even ronald reagan and that other guy, it wasn't democrats versus republicans, this was a movement versus a resistance to a movement. and what was part of that resistance? you had media, you had tech platforms, you have the entertainment industry, the elite class, macadamia, all working together as part of a resistance against a movement against 70 plus million people and you think that maybe we might think you would throw an election because you hate this guy so much, you think he's hitler -- we got rid of qaddafi for less, we think trump is worse than hitler, why wouldn't we? we've undermined election in

other countries for less, why can't we be a little skeptical. and the fact is everybody hated this guy for four years, why wouldn't they do it? you nailed it. it's almost right now let's see how this process goes, let's see what the evidence is, but i'm not going to take anybody seriously about being impatient over this. >> tucker: can i ask you a question since you're in the media, why would people who are smart enough to have paying jobs and news media -- why wouldn't they understand the center of their job is credibility? so if you think the country is too volatile and i think all of us do -- it's unhealthy -- why one do you do all you can to assuage people's fears by giving them facts as credibly as you possibly could. i don't see anybody trying to do that. >> maybe they feel they don't

have to. instead of speaking truth to power, they are speaking truth to the bubble. it's not like their peers are expecting them to do it, the viewers would expect them to do it. maybe do a special on what is election fraud, does it exist? where has it happened before? what can we look forward to in the future if we have mail in ballots or electronic ballots, that's something that reporters and investigators, investigative journalists can do, but they are going to go into hibernation again for four years. they did a lot of work writing those trump jokes and they don't want to do the work, all they want to do is say come on, it's joe. everything is going to be fine. now i can finally get the sleep, no more trump tweets, i can finally sleep. never mind that there are no body bags coming home from foreign wars, we have a

tremendous economy, low unemployment, he invented the moon shot for vaccines which years from now will be looked back upon as one of the biggest modern achievements, all things are happening but that's all canceled out because i was up at night anxious over these tweets. the media allowed trump to get to them emotionally and i'm saying that as part of the media, i let him get to me emotionally early on when he was running. i couldn't believe this guy and then i learned to separate the deeds from the words and once you do that, you see something pretty special, a phenomenon. >> tucker: greg gutfeld, great to see you, thank you for that. >> great to see you, tucker. >> tucker: all this stuff is going on and behind it a lot of other things are going on that aren't covered at all. for example, joe biden has been

making some high-level hires that could change the way we enforce the law for a long time. can you walk to the end of your block without fear of getting killed? that hangs in the balance -- heather mcdonald is here to explain how a police department should respond, next. thunk, turn the temperature down.

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defunding the police. then the media moved on. now we know why they moved on and have never really returned. defunding the police has been a disaster for every person in minneapolis. according to the minneapolis police office, 100 cops have already left the force this year that's more than double the usual number, meanwhile murders in minneapolis are up 50%, 500 people have been shot in minneapolis so far in 2020, the highest number of the decade. those numbers tell you a lot of things including white democrats lost house seats across the country, particularly in western minnesota along with six state senate races. people want security it turns out, they wanted above all and they will vote for any political party they think will provide it. that's why richard nixon won the single biggest landslide in american history in 1972, 49 states. it wasn't because of his personality, he won because he had promised what his opponent refused to promise, law and

order. law and order, simple concepts on which all human civilizations lay. local politicians in minneapolis didn't understand that concept, so this summer we were treated to interviews like this one which it feels like performance art, watch this. >> do you understand the work to dismantle the police also nervous. for instance, what if in the middle of the night, my home is broken into, who do i call? >> i hear that loud and clear from a lot of my neighbors and i know that comes from a place of privilege because for those of us for whom the system is working, i think we need to step back and imagine what it would feel like to already live in that reality, were calling the police may mean more harm is done. >> tucker: only people with a certain sort of frivolous

overpriced education talk that way as you well know but as a practical matter if you want people to flee your city, that's exactly what you say. we know that for certain, 50 years ago half of brooklyn moved to long island in a year, because crime rose. normal people split. crime is the only thing, not global warming, systemic racism, not any problem that we face, it's the only thing that will make people leave the neighborhoods they grew up in and raise their children in, they'll leave if their lives are threatened. period. it's happening all over new yo new york. >> first came the pandemic and hundreds of thousands of new yorkers reportedly fled the city temporarily, now even more are leaving, this time permanently saying they don't feel safe in the city anymore. hairstylist jody usher says she was harassed twice on her commute, so she moved her family

to florida. others are following amid spikes of gun violence. shootings up 177% this july compared to last july, then public displays of junkies shooting up in midtown, people who work in the area say they called police but their calls went unanswered. >> tucker: i wonder why people are leaving, maybe it's the tax rates -- right. it's the junkies and the muggers, that's the one thing people will not put up with. if you watch that video, you might think the democratic party is inept, they don't understand their job is to keep citizens safe but it's not just them -- we hit the tell you this but it's true, on monday the republican house minority leader kevin mccarthy admitted that his party has no idea what's going on in this country, none. here's what he wrote. "12 democratic incumbents lost reelection to the house, every one of them lost to a republican woman, minority, and-or veteran. the republican party is stronger

because of our diversity." nothing against diversity but we need to find the person who decided that tweet was a good idea and fire him immediately. if the republican party becomes the party of identity, any identity, it will fail and deserve to fail -- the republican party at its core exists to defend the founding promise of life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness and order is correct with all of those things. the republicans kevin mccarthy talked about won because of diversity and great strength -- they understood that. michelle steele we talked to yesterday manage to win in california, that's how, she beat an incumbent. put the blue district in new york, she marched with police officers would democrats abandon police. in the state of indiana, victoria sparks defeated her opponent at the same way, running ads like this one.

>> liberal thi christina hill ws to defund the police. she even marched with dangerous extremists. how did hill describe their radical anti-police agenda? productive. christina hale, too liberal, too extreme. >> tucker: what's the last line of that spot? she won't keep us safe -- it's done. if someone is not going to keep you safe, it doesn't matter if it's your dad or your congressman, you're not for that person, it's super simple, it's human nature 101. they aren't keeping you safe, they are working against your safety -- oregon just decriminalized heroin in the middle of a nobl opioid epidemi. what is the republican party doing about this? not a lot, they are tweeting about the chromosomes of the newest members.

two of joe biden's picks for senior lighthouse roles, what's gun confiscation -- because they love guns -- they are try take them away. planning to disarm law-abiding americans, chew on that for an afternoon. jennifer o'malley dillon said last year she wants to confiscate "15 or 16 million firearms" another incoming white house advisor cedric richmond uttered one of the most chilling quotes you will ever hear from a politician. if it's a mandatory buyback, i think you may run into some complications but it sounds like something i could support. gun confiscation? okay. some law abiding gun owners might get shot but at the end of the day, cedric richmond can live with that. who is allowing this to go unchecked? gun criminals are getting out of

jail. democrats are letting them out. on the other side of their mouth, they are telling you they're worried about gun violence and you who have never committed a crime must give your gun which you use to defend yourself from the people they are leading out of jail in order to reduce gun violence. this is insane and almost all republicans understand it. florida governor ron desantis understands that, pushing legislation to allow storeowners to shoot looters, also make it a felony to block traffic during protests. remember ambulances? they were one of the many casualties of blm this year. if the republican party wants to keep existing at least that of legislation. tweets like the one we read -- we don't want to be mean but that doesn't keep us safe, our constitutional rights keep us safe and if ron desantis keeps talking about this, he's got a future.

thanks a lot for coming on, without scaring us too much, give us some sort of sense of what might be coming from the pro crime left. >> the biden criminal justice plan reads like a black lives matter wish list, among its most notable features, it's going to revive the obama era practice of slapping crippling consent decrees on police departments without any credible evidence that they are engaged in civil rights violations. it's going to expand the obama era practice of consent decrees by going after prosecutorial offices. if they prosecute crime. what's the agenda here? it's to eliminate racial disparities in the law enforcement system. sadly the only way you can eliminate racial superiorit disn law enforcement is to eliminate law enforcement itself.

the police cannot go where people are being victimized by mindless drive-by shootings and homicides without having a disparate impact. black's diet homicide in this country between the ages of ten and 43 at 13 times the rate of whites. that is a disparity that you would think black lives matter activists and biden and kamala harris would care about, they don't say a word about it. why do blacks died of homicide at 13 times the rate of whites? they are not being killed by the cops, they are not being killed by whites, they are being killed by other blacks. black homicide commission rates are equally disparate. the ultimate solution to that is to rebuild the black family, but short of that, we need the police. when the police back off as you've brought up in minneapolis and around the country, crime is going up, it's spreading.

republicans have to start telling the truth about crime and above all, police chiefs have to because this narrative that policing is racist merely by going after criminals is going to send this country in to an anarchy it's going to be hard coming back from. >> tucker: defund the police is the most decadent slogan i've ever heard, heather mcdonald, we will see you again. big news out of martha's vineyard this week, a well-known netflix producer called barack obama sat in the studio and talked about himself or 29 hours straight, possibly a world record. adam corolla didn't listen to all of it but he hasn't thought through what you could do with 29 hours, he will tell us after the break. for veterans and active-duty service people. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country.

so for us, at newday to help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about.

>> tucker: political intolerance is now the rule in schools but some examples of it still managed to get our attention and shock us a little bit. rick leventhal has one for us tonight. >> one of the most prestigious private schools in the san diego area, tuition is almost 17 grand up to 37,000 for high school. students are allowed to wear hats on campus and there are no rules against political attire and the parent-student handbook but make america great again hats, not okay. the head of school sent an email to all parents to let them know there would be no on-campus classes the week after thanksgiving and then he added,

we also had a student where a maga hat today, i have talked that student and he will not wear it again. his mom said he is embarrassed by his actions, she will fulfill her role as a parent. we will continue to grow as a community that sees and values the dignity of all people. i called dr. krahn and why and emailed to all parents was necessary, he didn't pick up, left a message and i haven't heard back from him yet. >> tucker: amazing, this is not a set up, i didn't see that story coming. i went to that school back in the day and it was less expensive and more tolerant when i was a kid there. if you had a few days of uninterrupted free time to do literally whatever you wanted, how would you spend it?

we aren't life coaches, but we do have a humble suggestion -- you might want to consider listening to barack obama talk about himself in his second autobiography for 29 hours straight. that sounds a little crazy but listen to this sample from this new audiobook and try to ask yourself are you not irresistibly attracted to that idea? there it is. >> she generally avoided talking to me about the horse race aspects of the campaign which is why i was surprised when in bed later that night she turned to me and said you're going to win, aren't you? a lot can still happen but yeah. it is a pretty good chance i will. i looked at my wife, her face was pensive as if she was working out a puzzle in her mind. finally she nodded to herself and returned my gaze. you're gonna win she said softly. she kissed me on the cheek and turned off the bedside lamp and pulled the covers over her shoulders.

>> tucker: wasn't he supposed to be a great writer? too many adverbs, too stilted. reads like a pg-13 version of a stacey abrams softcore novel. adam corolla is the host of the adam corolla show, the host of how you might spend 29 hours of free time, he joins us tonight. how would you spend 29 hours? >> let me tell you how big this book is. i downloaded it today and my phone got heavier. >> tucker: just from the ones and zeros? that's crazy. >> yes, i think it's 19 bucks at amazon but shipping is $1700. [laughs] >> tucker: he's not that much

older than either of us but two autobiographies before you're 60, i think we can say he doesn't have a self-esteem problem. >> i was sort of thinking about the subject, i thought it's interesting. our current president everyone accuses of being an insane narcissist, everyone thinks he's in egomaniac narcissist but the reality is obama is a bigger narcissist than trump. trump comes in a narcissist package, he comes in a narcissist package you can see from outer space and obama is kind of like a stealth fighter jet but he's much more of a narcissist than trump is. i know a lot of people would go how is that possible? it is. i believe that if you took those guys and you squeeze them and you got every drop of narcissism out of them that obama's baker would be much more full of narcissism than trump.

>> tucker: that's a disgusting image. i wonder in the 29 hours does he acknowledge that his mismanagement and division he cost of the country pave the way for trump? does he ever take credit for that? >> i was only able to listen to the first 17 hours in the toilet this morning so i haven't gone to the rest of the book. >> tucker: are you clearing your schedule? >> yes, i am. the thing about obama's nobody is better at saying nothing than obama. if there was a hall of fame for people that delivered no message but in a fantastic package, i think that's obama. >> tucker: there was anger at the center of that, i think we are just starting to figure out

obama. adam corolla, great to see you. kind of an amazing story, new york city shocked everyone including the governor of new york by shutting down all public schools this week. no one was happy about that except for the teachers union. no work, full pay, we'll tell you how they did it just ahead.

♪ >> tucker: new york city, the largest school district in the country shut down its school this week with less than

24 hours noted. they did that even though new york public schools have tested over 140,000 students and staff, as of monday they had a positive rate of 0.2%. this is a bizarre story that affects a huge amount of people in the worst way -- what's going on here? why did they do it? teachers unions engineered it and they aren't just doing it in new york. libby, thanks for coming on. this is one of those stories that hasn't gotten attention, but it's really hurting people. tell us what happened. >> in new york city they shut down the schools with less than 24 hours notice and i had to tell my kid he couldn't go to school the next day. he had only been going two days a week anyway and when i told him, he said it really sucks. what's going on is the powerful teachers unions are holding our

kids education hostage to their special interests and they are demanding $175 billion from everything two races to social justice curriculum and they are refusing to go back to work. >> tucker: in new york, the teachers union apparently endorsed the black lives matter program including dismantling the nuclear family. it's also perverse and sick and dark, it's hard to think this can continue. i have to ask you a macro question, a couple years ago apple decided they were skeptical of teachers union, they don't seem less powerful. >> affluent liberals, kids are in school. private schools are open, day cares are open, the public schools are closed and the difference our teachers unions, now that we have biden and kamala harris looking to take over the white house, teachers

unions are coming to collect, they have endorsed biden for a long time. they released their list of demands today, they call it a playbook but what it really has is a bunch of money that is being demanded from the federal government, a bunch of oversight for curriculum and all kinds of other things that they want to enforce at the local level, they want to take away charter schools, they want to take away private schools, they want the only option to be public schooling and they know that if they have any competition, they're just not going to measure up. that's what they want to do it, this is a power thing and we've seen it before, the teachers union is the largest union in the country with about 3 million members and already we've seen the head of the nea is going to be the head of the department of education, then what happens to all of the kids who actually need an education. >> tucker: if you're a

democratic politician and you're sending your children to private school because you know what's better for them to be in class and your allowing unions to shut down, i think you have to answer for that on some moral level, that's really wrong. >> i called around yesterday, my son is in fifth grade and i called around yesterday to see what was going on with the private schools, the ones that cost $50,000 a year, they are all open, i called the say are you open and they were like yeah, why are you calling? because i want to know wise my kid not getting educated. >> tucker: the good news from your perspective is a lot of those schools are really bad. it's great to see you, thank you for coming on. >> thanks so much. >> tucker: senate republicans released a report today about communications between joe biden's son and the communist party of china.

other media organizations buried this story, we are not going to bury it, we will tell you what's in that report, next.

speed to the social media companies tried to bury the story for weeks but it is not going away because it failed. yesterday, senate republicans released a report on hunter biden's connection to chinese tycoon linked to the communist government of that country. according to a report, biden's

business partner may $2 million in wire transfers in 2017. what does this amount to come exactly? sunday, the cofounder of ""the federalist"" as follow the story from day one. what can we take from this report, what can we know? >> i think you hit the most fascinating and interesting aspect of it, which is a hunter biden's business partner, who was also the spouse of joe biden's former top aide in the white house, got himself two $3 million wire transfers from a communist chinese linked energy company, and this was done in 2017, and you'll probably recall, having bent and consumer of the news the past couple of years, all of the accusations of collusion and treason, because donald trump jr. had a 20 minute meeting with the russians, it was with a client of a clinton campaign contractor, so if a 20 minute meeting is necessary and sufficient for a multi-year

investigation, i think it is time to have a pretty big investigation about the millions of dollars funneled to hunter biden and his friends. >> tucker: the partner who got this money wired to him new joe biden, we put a picture on the air of them playing golf together, he was at the meeting between biden and tony bobulinski in los angeles. this is someone who is not separated by degrees of separation from joe biden. presumably, he was getting his money because of his connections to biden. 's or any other reason? is he an energy expert? >> not that i can tell. hunter biden is not an expert in the international commodities or energy market. anyone with common sense can see what is going on here, they were using joe biden's name, the biden family name, as bait for getting access and money from these people who wanted their hooks in the u.s. government, and it worked for them. >> tucker: it is not a small thing, since -- i mean, china and the united states will intersect in really profound ways over the next four years, without question.

>> right, and you really have to wonder, again, looking at biden's china policy, he certainly thinks china is a friend of ours. you have to wonder, given all the chinese money going to hunter biden and his friends, whether that has an impact on the biden for policy with america's number one geopolitical flow in the world right now. >> tucker: exactly right. the virus mysteriously emerges from central china, totally rearranges the entire western economy, and biden and friends first response is "don't call it chinese, that's racism!" i mean, i don't know. maybe some affect? >> yeah, it's like, "leave china alone," not like they control a whole bunch of money, antagonistic toward our foes, dumping products out of business. you have to wonder what the chinese have on the bidens at this point. >> tucker: wears all of the fentanyl coming that is killing hundreds of thousands of americans? thank you for coming on.

we appreciate you watching tonight, thanks for trusting us. we appreciate it. sean hannity from new york this evening. >> sean: hi! >> tucker: ladies and gentlemen, sean hannity. [laughs] >> sean: i lost you for a second. what happened? all right, tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." tonight, the term camping vowing to investigate -- by the way, one in every american want to have faith and confidence in th. the american people, sworn affidavits, so every legal vote can be counted in a fair, verifiable way, and we need a system we can all have confidence in, don't we? yeah, it's worth it. coming up, we are going to have more on the recount developmen developments. in wisconsin, reince priebus has an update, ronna mcdaniel is here, kayl as election regularities contin