love. take some time off, we hope away from the noise. enjoy the things that make life full or worth living. we will see you monday, thanks for joining us. sean hannity. next. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" this busy news breaking friday, we continue to track multiple serious and credible allegations of election irregularities, ballot improprieties, even outright illegal voting coming up we will bring you the latest allegations. mayor giuliani will be here. we have more whistle-blowers being literally ignored by the mob, the media. they will join us. also, i will issue a dire warning about the democrats threats for more endless investigation of the president and his family. never ending harassment. but for us tonight, like i've been saying here on the program, we will continue to follow

facts, we forge our own path,ay we are independent, as we've always been. we will continue to vet every and all allegations to bring you the truth and do the job that the mob and the media and big tech will never do. we are not going to censor that evidence. we won't hide the story and not listen to real witnesses. we will expose what's now a growing pile of affidavits, real eyewitnesses, evidence, hundreds and hundreds, and hundreds of them. now, along with surveillance videos in two states, all this now has casted what is real significant doubts on the integrity of the 2020 election. the brave americans now coming forward publicly, many of them as you know under the penalty of perjury. they deserve to be heard of. i thought we called them patriotic and brave, we should believe. what happened to them? tonight, we start in the great

state of georgia, where the appears governor brian kemp may have finally taken the baby step in the right direction while he still has steadfastly refused to call a legislative session to for fix the signature of the mag verification system. do the right thing and do a full signature audit. here's what the governor of georgia told laura ingraham last night. take a look. >> i called early on for a signature audited. obviously, the secretary of state for the law and the constitution would have to order that. he's not done that. it should be done, i think especially with what we saw today it raises more questions and there needs to be transparency on that. i would again call for that and i think in the next 24 hours we will hopefully see a lot more from the hearings in the legislature had today and we will be able to look and see what the next steps are.

>> sean: despite all the evidence of really serious flaws in the entire signature matching process, and suspicious surveillance videos on election night, by the way, governor, call the legislature in the special session. fix it before january 5th. georgia secretary of state still recertifying the election results despite all of these serious unanswered questions about what happened inio fulton county, despite twote separate signature verification systems. it gets worse because george because georgia's election implementation manager gabriel sterling, dismissing the new explosive new video evidence trying to claim that there was nothing audit all. now, but the video we showed yoo last night, showing that shortly after observers and about 100 of them, all said they were askedle to leave the room on election

night in fulton county. several large, mysterious suitcases believed to be filled with ballots, we are told byby people they were filled withwe ballots, rolled out from under a table in the state farm arena. and the same election official claims that poll workers were not sent home at all. that directly contradicts the affidavits under the penalty of perjury and video evidence, and reports from election night itself. for example, look at the tweet from "abc news" on election night reading "the election department sent the ballot counters at the state farm arena in atlanta home at 10:30 p.m." in response, the chairman of the georgia republican party tweeted out, "the crack team are visibly investigating if the election is in dispute. he's right, it's not in dispute." do you trust your secretary of state? i don't.is where's the sense of fairness and urgency?

and the rule of law? where are they actions restore election integrity? where's his actions to have one signature verification system in the state, not two. one easy, one for mail-in ballots, one stringent one for a day of voting. keep in mind, less than 15,000 votes separates president trump and joe biden enjoy joe. and look at this new poll from the trafalgar group, that is friend of this program, the majority of voters believe the presidential election were compromised enough to change the outcome. not just georgia, nevada, the margin razor-thin. a nevada judge denying the campaigns request to block certification. the campaign vowing to follow all legal remedies. we will have an exquisite with the lead attorney in the vat of straight ahead. look at your screen. nea

the campaigns admitted 20 binders with 8,000 pages of evidence in just one, ingest nevada alone. that is 130,000 illegal ballotsl they are saying were cast. including potentially 42,000 people who voted twice, 23,000 that were mailed to out of state, in eligible voters. ballots cast from nonexistent or commercial addresses. what do we ignore this? 1500 votes from people who are dead. here is the trump lawyer, jesse but now, yesterday, explaining e here. take a look. >> every single one of these instances that we have identified has resulted in honest nevadans being disenfranchised. what we can do is turn a blind eye. we are going to keep being the beacons of representative

democracy in the world. we can't just turned a blind eye to it. that's not what we do in america. we make it right. we are asking the court to make itit right, and make sure that improperly elected elec electors represent us. >> sean: bringing you first-hand accounts from real whistle-blowers all over the country, telling stories of suspicious activity that they witnessed during the selection. here is just a small sample. take a look. >> i have never seen such poor handling of not only the machinery, but the chain of custody from the very beginning was so flawed. >> i voted in person. everything went fine. after that, the next day, my mom called the voter center and was

told that somebody voted absentee in my name on october 7th. >> we did see double counting on the jambs. i saw that several times. they would take the ballots that were just scanned and just re-scam them again. >> something profoundly wrong occurred in wisconsin during the presidential election, and the american people have a right to know about it. >> sean: we have interviewed most of those people on the show. truck driver, hundreds of thousands of ballots he drove from. long island into pennsylvania. the last guy you saw, yeah, he is a postal service contractor, and they are being told to back postmark, in other words, lie on the postmark, november 4th, seed is november 3rd. why? because you make it illegal ballots legal. tonight, we are bringing you more stories from brave whistle-blowers like susie, a longtime poll worker, says she observed a box of 800 ballots during the georgia audit that

were in pristine condition, calling them starkly different than the rest, and another election worker, dana, she is telling the georgia legislature that the voting machines were stored in a way that is inconsistent with election law, and she'll be here to explain in just moments. but democrats and their allies and the media mob, they don't want you to hear about any of this and want to believe that their allies, that every one of these people under penalty of perjury are lying, there is no evidence whatsoever of illegal election activity, and instead want to focus more on endless investigations, more smears against the presidentti and hisa family. look at this today, the president tweeting "the only thing more rigged than the 2020 presidential election is the fake news press media. no matter how big or important this story, if it is even slightly positive for us, or negative for them, it will never be reported." the mob has been caught again

tonight pushing yet another anti-trump hoax, this time now about ivanka trump, who was, this week, abusively deposed in a lawsuit filed by the district of columbia against the trump inaugural committee from 2016. that suit alleging that the inaugural committee spent $1 million to rent event space at the trump hotel, and the deal was way before he considered running for president which they claim was above the market rate. guess what? ivanka trump released an email from december of 2016. she sent explicit instructions to the hotel to charge "a fair market rate." that's called exculpatory evidence. they had the email on the record before she was harassed for fivh hours, but the democratic prosecutors still brought her in and did it anyway. because these far left lawyers,

mueller's pitbull, andrew weissmann, he wants the witch hunt to never end. he spent three years doing this. look at the op-ed he wrote, reads, "i believe the next attorney general shouldel investigate mr. trump and warranted prosecute to him for potential federal crimes." he investigated -- he's talking about russia, and, of course, obstruction associated with the phony dossier crap. he spent three years and found nothing. it's psychotic, insane madness, and rage, out of control, unhinged. we'll have more reaction later in the program. that's why, after reading that garbage by that guy, talking about prosecutorial harassment abuse and the criminalization of political differences, yeah, the president probably, for the sake of his family and himself, needs to pardon his entire family and himself. because they are now threatening

endless, never ending investigations.y joining us now to discuss what they witnessed the selection, georgia election worker susie boyles is with us and dana smith along with trump attorneyt jesse for now. thank you for being with us. let's begin with you, susan, and ask very specifically we got a lot to talk about today. what's going on in georgia is probably one of the biggest ones. susie, tell us what you saw down there.ab >> i think you're specifically referring to, during the auditto of the votes in the congress center. my partner and i were given a corrugated box that was not sealed properly. it was taped with just a clear packing tape. seal on on the top which is a sticker like seal. but it wasn't signed by anybody, which said chain of custody wasn't handled properly.

we cut open the box, and it was loaded with absentee style ballots. there were batches of ballots in each batch was to have 100 in a batch. and we'd gotten through about 600 of these, and we were amazed at the count, almost everyoneam that was in the entire batch was for biden, overwhelmingly. but then, we came upon a batch that just was so -- it was such a stark contrast. it wasn't handled as much as the others. it was very pristine in color. nobody could see anything, but what's even more alarming, once i started on this, it didn't have the customary fold. then they were all locked up and we went home for the night, and we came to the building the next

morning and it was freezing cold in there. the heat wasn't working. it had been cold enough, i had had my heater on in my car, the heated seats on. several hvac people kept coming and going, trying to fix it. around noon, an hvac guy came ii and said, you know, there's nothing wrong with the heater. a i don't understand it. someone has turned off the gas to the building. so, someone, in the night, we don't know who or why, or when, shut off the gas to the building. and it was the next evening when i was reading through georgia voter law, after i met with our county officials over some of the other things and read the w law for georgia, i discovered that those machines are supposed to be kept in a climate controlled environment. apparently, there may be issues with calibration, i'm not sure.. but i think the legislature needs to have a meeting soon,

right away, because -- >> sean: tell the governor. governor kemp doesn't listen to me, he acts like he has no power. he has the authority to call the legislature back into session! he hasn't done it! thank you, dana. let me bring in jesse, who argued the case in nevada yesterday. let me go and what you guys have found. y you believe you found and identified 130,000 illegal ballots, 42,000 you believe voted twice. 23,000 ballots mailed out of state, that would be people that would then be ineligible to vote. ha 44,000 ballots cast from nonexistent or commercial addresses and that's a problem. 1500 dead people you identified. can it get more corrupt than that? and then the judge, and i told matt schlapp yesterday, we're going to hear from the witnesses.

you've got, what, 8,000 pages of evidence that you handed the judge, he did not have enough time between yesterday and today to read one-fifth of it. one-tenth of it, one-20th of it. now were not going to hear from witnesses? >> sean, it's a very disappointing day for the order we got from the court, but this case must go on.a we will appeal. we are going to pursue taking out the voter fraud with every arrow in our legal quiver because it's just too important. we've never had voter fraud of this level in the history of this country. we cannot allow these people to steal the election in this way. it is just too important of an issue. let me tell you, the order unfortunately continues the fiction that we have in nevada here, that we have impartial

election officials that are enforcing the rules.ls and actually implementing the election. we don't right now. by just one example, while we were preparing this case an extremely short amount of time, we tried to serve clark county and the registrar of voters in clark county. i've never had that happen before.ar he dodged service, he spent days and days dodging service. h what was he doing when he was dodging service? literally, he was meeting with the democrats. he wore a biden pin while he was inspecting voting sites. we cannot continue the absolute fiction that we had election officials in clark county which is where the vast majority of people in nevada live, that were impartial. because they were not. in one month, our ragtag group of volunteers and lawyers put together a case that was an excellent case, that showed exactly, a conservative number

for how many fraudulent votes there were in nevada and the real numbers probably much higher than that. we had people come forward, very brave whistle-blowers like your other guests, average americans who were willing to have the courage to come forward and put it all out there. even though there's been such harassment of whistle-blowers who are standing up against voter fraud. we put together a great case in a month, but unfortunately this court order makes it seem like it's an insurmountable burden in order to show the voter fraud in the county won't agree with it. >> sean: what's the next step? >> the next step would be to take it to the supreme court of virginia and -- i'm sorry, the supreme court of nevada. we have to keep fighting. we have to keep the pressure on. because if we're going to be a nation, for the people, of the people, by the people, then that means elections where the voters decide not having

disenfranchisement of voters by allowing thousands and thousands on thousands of fraudulent votes. >> sean: thank you all for being with us, appreciate you taking the time. nice christmas tree in the background, merry christmas. providing more updates on the trump campaign's efforts to restore election integrity and turning to the presidents, rudy giuliani. let's start in nevada where were talking to your attorney up there. i mean, we went through the numbers, 130,000 votes identified. were talking 42,000 people voted twice, 23,000 votes out of state. that would be ineligible, 44,000 ballots cast from nonexisting or commercial addresses, 15,000 votes not alive.vo you have all these affidavits of hundreds and hundreds of people, you've identified all of these cases of people who shouldn't vote in every case from wisconsin to

pennsylvania, to arizona, to georgia, and michigan, we are talking about enough votes to overturn the election. you've got to have some judicial relief in this. >> i mean, you are, shawn, but the reality is the judge completely change the law. he created a fantasy. if when you bring allegations and the civil complaint on a motion to dismiss, the judge has to assume your allegations are true and correct. he did just the opposite. if he has no right to do that. we can get him reversed but he accomplished what he wants to accomplish. he's delaying things. i'm sorry to say, he's a democrat. you can tell me he made this decision based on his legal knowledge unless he really didn't go to washington. on a motion to dismiss, you've got to assume that every allegation we make is true and then say if it's true, it doesn't violate the law. later on, make a motion when you

challenge the facts. but we get a chance for a hearing. the reason i went to the state legislature, shawn, is because i saw what the courts were doing. i wanted to go around them. of georgia court wouldn't have allow us to put the witnesses o. the legislature did, michigan to the same thing. if we had to democrat judges, and they weren't allowing us to put witnesses up. but i was able to get some of the witnesses you see there because i went to the legislature. the simple fact is, we don't need courts. the united states constitution gives sole power to the state legislature to decide presidential electio in fact, if we go back to the founding fathers, they would tell us we are making a mistake. this should be thrown right to the house of representatives and the senate in each state, and they should hold hearings. they should make factual determinations, and they should decide what the right building

count is. so, you look at georgia, they are already there. i mean, that tape yesterday was dynamite. that tape alone represent theft of more than enough votes to turn the election around. >> sean: mr. mayor, thank you, we appreciate it. up next, layer trump, kayleigh mcenany, they have more for the trump campaign. the president slated to hold a massive rally in georgia, we have those details and a preview straight ahead. glad you are with us. ♪

♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier. republicans sending their star power to georgia, where two important senate runoffs are a month away.

a rally for senators loeffler and perdue. the president heading there saturday and hopes of rallying support to win both seats. the outcome of both races will indicate which party has control of the senate. the judge ordered the homeland security department -- the program which helps illegal immigrants hel brought here as children. the administration can appeal to a appeals court or the supreme court for enforcement of the judges order. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "hannity." for all of your headlines, log on to news.com. you're watching those powerful name in news, fox news channel. ♪ >> sean: the president to travel to georgia to hold a massive rally supporting senator perdue and loeffler. if one month and one day when those two have the elections take place. questions about the voting integrity after the new release surveillance footage from

election night raised a ton ofof questions in response to the video lara trump tweeted out. "i don't know who needs to hear this, but let but legitimate ballots do not come packed in a suitcase." yeah. good point. lara trump joins us now. you know, it doesn't come packed in a suitcase and it doesn't come after you throw the poll watchers out, just before that. then the same people that pulled them out are the same people that then spend some time apparently a couple counting at and abc tweeted out that night happened that it happened. >> yeah, and so outrageous, sean. the fact that we are here in december and we're having to point these things out is mind-boggling. a but look, we want everyone's legitimate votes counted in the problem we have is we have shown that there is massive fraud all across the country and georgia in particular has some reallyra egregious voter fraud. 15,000 people voted in the state

of georgia that don't even live in the state. they moved out of the state yet they voted. we think there's around 6,000if ballots in each one of the suitcases that people saw on the crazy video being pulled out. there were four suitcases and if that's the case, that's 24,000 votes. if you take both those things, donald trump overwhelmingly wins the state of georgia. but we've seen it all across the country and we continue to point out that fraud, continue to have affidavits signed by a hundred people showing what they saw in terms of voter fraud.ha look, we're fighting to the end and i want to make it clear to the american people, this is not over. so don't for a second think that joe biden is going to be sworn in on january 20th. >> sean: everything also is so difficult. now, i know the president is going down to georgia and by the way i'm glad he's going. we all know -- it's obviously about the whole country, georgia

holds the fate of the republic right now in their hands. but we are also talking about the president's legacy. r we're also talking about family harassment. look what happened to ivanka, look what you and eric have lived through, don, baron has lived through. obviously, the president, first lady, and baron have lived through. i looked at this and it says fair market rates. charge fair market rate, why are they now harassing her for fivee hours? >> it's because her last name is trump. the reality is these people are so deep in the swamp, that their goal is no honest and truthful people ever become part ofp government again. because the jig is up if that'ss the case, and they know that donald trump has held themem accountable, donald trump has exposed all of these people.na we even go so far with the trump organization to actually donatei

the money to the treasury that's spent on the property and that's not a requirement. at that something we do so it's a total transparency and not even the faintest hit of impropriety. and yet, they still come after. it doesn't matter. all that matters to these people is that the last name is trump, and they want to do the worst thing possible to all of us. but let me tell you something, that does not mean for a second that we stop fighting. that means that this fight is even more important now than it was before you were talking about election integrity right now. it's not just about right now, this is about the future of america. r people need to know that our election system is fair and that legitimate votes only are the ones that get counted.le and good people need to be able to run for office. this sort of thing should not happen to any family or any person for that matter. >> sean: no republican will win again. let me be clear here. everybody needs to understand. you're 100% right. we've heard rumblings over the years that may be don jr. would run for president.

i don't know, i keep reading the articles, originally from north carolina, your family's in north carolina. i keep hearing rumblings that maybe in two years as a senate seat opens, your name keeps coming out. >> [laughs] well, look, north carolina is my home state. it always has been and will always be my home.e. my family all still lives there. it would be a true honor to be able to run for a position like that for the senate seats. but, look, i'm very much focused right now, sean, on this election that were currently in. i believe that donald trump overwhelmingly won the election. we've got to prove it. unfortunately, we have to work two and three times as hard as most other campaigns and candidates do, but you know what's, the fight's not over. we continue on so we will focus on that for the time being. >> sean: nobody that's watching this who believes that we were seeing and hearing from real witnesses and whistle-blowers gives us confidence.

none of this has been fair.hi no objective american would come to that conclusion.ha really not a fair question. but i'm reading it and i got to ask every question out there. we will continue to follow it obviously. a lot at stake for the country and our future. thank you, lara trump. back now with us tonight with her updates, kayleigh mcenany with us. all right, kayleigh, we got into nevada, we are following georgia, we're following the pennsylvania case, we heard from the supreme court, justice alito today.ns we know that we're going through the updates in wisconsin, go state by state and tell us when you have tonight. >> sure, arizona's very important.el kelly ward has a lawsuit there>> and there are some very revealing information found. she actually got access to what's called duplicated ballots or adjudicated ballots.d these are ballots that are basically were flawed, folded in the mail, and a poll worker had

to then fill out a new ballot, perfectly matching the old ballot so it could go through the machines. so there should be zero errors here. w w how easy is it, if it's donald trump. duplicate donald trump. she got access to one ballot and 2% were erroneous and another ballot, and 70% of the mistakes went against donald trump. so this just shows why we need poll observers, why it's paramount that there is observation in duplication processes, in the signature match processes because mistakes like this happen. are they systematic attempts that would behoove former vice president joe biden? >> sean: thank you, kayleigh mcenany. when we come back, we'll talk more aobut the president campaigning for senator perdue and loeffler and georgia.t set to hold a massive rally. senator perdue gives us a preview. next. ♪ now, simparica trio simplifies protection.

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♪ >> sean: 32 short days until the critical, all important senate runoff elections are taking place in georgia. all eyes on georgia. and just like i've been saying these races are must win for the g.o.p. to prevent the new, radical, extreme social democrats to unleash their far left agenda and undo everything the president has successfully done the last four years. that would mean never-ending harassment for him and his family, so much on the line. the president announced he would travel to georgia, rally tomorrow. senators purdue and loeffler. vice president mike pence, he was there today in georgia and in the peach state. the rnc announced it would increase the number of staff and volunteers in georgia and promising to spend 20 million on the races. here with the very latest, state of the campaign and much more, georgia senator david perdue.

i do believe strongly, when you look at the lawsuit in march, with the democratic party of georgia, the democratic senatorial campaign committee, the congressional committee, this is march of this year. then they changed the signature verification standards. if you have a mail-in ballots, you have one standard that the application has to match the ballots, but you're not verifying who is applying. that was dumb. meanwhile, a very stringent in person standard based on the states database. more rigid, with photo i.d. i don't know why -- we didn't need a recount, we need a signature verification consistent for everybody. why did that not happen? >> i'm as outraged as anybody, sean. and i was the first one, a few days after our election, after w saw what was going on and not being able to get an accurate

count then, we started raising questions about the signatures, and i was the first one to call for a signature audit because of all the changes that came out of the decree. we have a situation georgia's never had before before you compare the signature on the absentee ballot application and the envelopes back to the registration. that didn't happen in every case and we have a double standard as you said, if you vote in person which most republicans did in georgia, you have a high standard of voter i.d. standard. photo i.d. by the way, absentee ballots went from an average about 5% historically to over 30% in november. i will leave it to the viewers to determine, but we know some o thing is untoward here. you don't have as much information coming out today, but here we are in december. we still don't have theyo a determination and yet, kelly loeffler and i are given the

task to look forward to january the 5th and make darn sure that we don't let the world of socialism by losing the two seats. >> sean: i understand the secretary of state has the power to do it, but doesn't the governor of georgia have the ability to call into session the legislature to put a fix on the signature issue, but also the drop boxes. is anybody monitoring the drop boxes? we have enough lawyers apple watchers and lawyers in januar january 5th, in early voting time? >> i can assure the voters of georgiaur this. i called for that signature on it. the president has repeatedly called for that signature audit. the governor called for it again today. we are going to do everything we can, not just on signatures, t t all of the anomalies coming to light now. we are taking every recourse available to us, whether it be the state legislature or the legal course, that will help us potentially get some of this address, so when we go and

get early voting or absenteell ballot, every single ballot that is legal will be counted and every illegal ballot willl not, and that is the minimum standard of a bit of autocracy. this is like a banana republic here right now. i am outraged by it. >> sean: can you guarantee that the drop boxes are being monitored? can you guarantee voters in georgia now, that lawyers will be on hand, pull watchers will be really able to observe as the law allows and do you support the idea ofaw a special legislative session for the legislature of georgia to fix this before january 5th? >> look, sean, i want to use every tool we have. with that is necessary, if that will do it, if the legal courts will help us do that. any and all of the above, we need to make sure we do to make sure we have a clear, transparent, and accurate vote for january the 5th.

>> sean: georgia was my home for four wonderful years, and i love all my friends in georgia. the whole country is counting on you. your race, kelly loeffler's race critical of the country, the president, for you, everybody. thank you, sir. all right, would when we come back, last night, biden-harris sat down for an interview, fake news cnn, biden, typical fashion, yeah, head scratching remarks. we've got the tape, straight ahead. there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekends. more ugly sweaters.

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♪ >> sean: so, last night, fake news cnn hosted an interview with biden, kamala harris, and as usual, the ever forgetful, weak, frail joe biden struggled with his answers, whichd included this is our attempt at something. take a look. >> like i told barack come if i read something where there is a fundamental disagreement we have

based on a moral principle, i'll develop some disease and say i have to resign. >> sean: "i'll develop some disease and say i have to resign." no come after the interview was over, fake news cnn don lemon, he was giddy. reminded me a little of chris matthews gushing over biden. >> it feels like we are watching interviews for president-elect and president who are on earth s particular earth that is in reality, was very normal, very sane, very sedate, and it was welcoming news. it was good to watch. it was good to actually get contact. we cardinal fake news, conspiracy theories, personalo grievances. we heard a president-elect and vice president who want to work with the other side. >> sean: no they don't. that is all garbage. sorry to burst the bubble.

here is a reaction from a fox news contributors joe concha and jason chaffetz. all right, if i'm right, i'll ask about the same question, and joe is as weak and frail and struggling, cognitively, which i think is fairly obvious and not in dispute, that is a very bizarre answer, jason chaffetz. and i'm not exactly sure, based on my observations, that nobody else seemed to ever want to even discuss, it was like you could only talk aboutt it if it is mccain or regan, the age question. we might be having a real constitutional problem in four years. just a thought. what is yours? >> four years would be optimistic. i think it's already in play. first of all, the interview is not exactly tough questions. you get tougher questions if you're trying to get a job at stthe waffle house and was thron to joe biden. and to come up with these weird things -- and for don lemon to say they want to work across the

aisle, are you kidding me? i was elected the same time as joe biden became the vice president. we started off with "fast & furious" and the irsrs scandal. relying on reporters, benghazi, the email scandal. i mean, it was a scandal ridden eight years. and then you have these journalists who aren't journalists because they never -- they have no intellectual curiosity. they don't ask any tough questions, and they throw him the soft, and you get a weird answer from joe biden that nobody can even decipher. >> sean: joe, what was your take on it? i mean, the tone -- you and i have talked about this a lot, all right, donald trump hasas never had an interview like that. ever. >> right. it's gone from hostile, too hospitable, too helpful, in terms of what we saw the last four years versus what we saw last night. one question or questions that stood out to me, tapper two biden, "you made it.

what does it feel like? are you feel fro? are you exhilarated? what is the emotion that goes through you?" those questions are find if you are on colbert or ricky lake, kelly clarkson, but this is supposed to be a serious journalist during a serious interview, first joint interview for biden-harris since the election, these are the questions he s gets. if you look at jake tapper's twitter feed, by the way, he ise the fifth mean girl in that quartet, and i will give you one crystallized example of this. after the race was called by news organizations including this one for joe biden, he goes on twitter and directs a gif at connie mackir in any, white houe press secretary that says "bye, felicia," would you could totally picture bret baier doing -- no, you couldn't and a million years. he has alsoet said the president come in terms of trump, has acted like a 7-year-old who lost eight ice skating competition. then he asked kamala harris this

hard-hitting question about her husband's title, is he the second gentleman or the second dude? can you find one? lighthearted moment of any anchor, anybody who has that title, giving a question like that to president trump? of course you could end.re than today, biden has a press conference, and you see a shift in terms of journalists, lobbyists, activists, which one are we looking at here when i journalist actually asks biden, will you commit to nominating a person of color for attorney general or secretary of state? again, that is not what a journalist asks, that is what i activist or lobbyist asks, and that's what we're going to get the next four years, a marshmallow media. >> sean: guys, thank you both, we appreciate it. more "hannity" after this.

>> that's all the time we have left for tonight, i hope you have a great weekend we will be following the president's speech in georgia, his rally on saturday and we will do the job that the mom won't do, we'll pick it up on monday. let not your hearts be troubled, laura ingraham straight ahead. ♪

>> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" back in washington tonight -- our town hall last night made a lot of waves after georgia governor brian kemp called for a signature audit in theht electin in order verify mail and ballot signatures, we have an important update tonight. across the country inn nevada, the trump team got their first day in court after audits there revealed thousands of tainted ballots. matt schlapp the man who spearheaded the effort is here with the very latest. raymond arroyo brings us the curious case of biden's broken foot, that more in friday wifollies. but first --