sacrifice and sex with eric swalwell, she needs a new agent. it is unbelievable. thank you so much, buck sexton, it is great to see you tonight. >> tucker great to see you, jason chase us and for sean hannity, have a great night. >> jason: always appreciate it. welcome to the special edition of "hannity" i'm jason chaffetz in for sean. after months and months of grueling negotiations and stonewalling by democrats, congressional leaders have finally agreed to a massive stage $2.4 billion in coronavirus relief. but after these long talks the bill include $600 direct payment for individuals much less than president trump's previously pushed for $1200 in direct aid, which democrats refused to agree to before the election.lo

meanwhile, speaker pelosi is still refusing to answer questions about why she held up the deal for months. even refusing to speak with a cnn reporter about her latest political stunt. instead, she continues to dodge, distract, and deflect from important issues to large baseless smears against president trump like claiming he is personally to blame for most of the coronavirus deaths. take a look. > the denial, the delay, thel distortion, the calling as a hoax has caused hundreds of thousands of deaths, not all of them attributed to president trump, but most of them. >> jason: so why did democrats goke so long when the same deal could have gotten done over the summer? it is because pelosi, chuck schumer and the rest of the congressional democrats put heavy politics above the health, welfare and safety of the

american public. tit is because there was an election and they used coronavirus as a political weapon to bludgeon president trump. here is senate majority leader mitch mcconnell laying it out earlier today. take a look. ed>> we tried to pass -- we started advocating that in july and august. the talks were unproductive. so eye is simply put that bill on the floor of the senate and both september and october. not a single democrats supported it. their view was give us everything we want, or we won't give you anything. so it's no wonder that at the end back, they finally gave us what we could have agreed to back in july. i think what held it up is they didn't want to do anything before the presidential election. i think they thought that would disadvantage the president.

>> jason: but you don't have to take the republicans word for it because earlier this month, pelosi herself said it was "a new president that changed her position on covid relief." remember this? >> joe biden committed to ending and questioning the virus and having a buildup that america initiative, building back better. a vaccine answer to our prayers, and answer to our prayers of 95% effectiveness in terms of pfizer and moderna. there may be others coming forward to. and that makes -- that is a total game changer. a new president and a vaccine. >> jason: it was called operation warp speed. and unfortunately, this nearly 6,000 page package contains much of what we have come to expect from washington. massive spending, massive

questions about what it actually does to help middle-class and working-class americans. and as texas senator john cornyn explains, pelosi and schumer have agreed to $900 billion bill three months after turning down an offer of $1.8 trillion from treasury secretary steven mnuchin. joining us now with the latest from capitol hill is our own chad program. chad. >> good evening. well the end is near massive covid relief package and voting on $900 billion bill and clocks in at nearly 5600 pages. lawmakers just got the text this afternoon. this followed days of negotiations and weekend sessions and there was a computer glitch, all of this did not sit well with g.o.p. arizona representative debbie. >> i'm glad we finally have a bipartisan deal for covid relief, but the process has been

absolutely terrible. we have,0 what, 6,000 pages? and what do we get, like maybe two hours ago, the tax benefit we were waiting for all night. >> it's not just conservatives that dislike the process, alexandria ocasio-cortez said it's not good enough to just hear about the bill. his head lawmakers need to read the bills before they vote. the bill does two things, funds the government through nextt september and doles out covid date, extends employment benefits and places moratorium on evictions for a month. many americans score $600 stimulus checks. the government funding portion of the bill cost $1.4 trillion. on capitol hill, there is a term for all of these issues together in a final year end bill, log rolling rolling down the hill and you get behind the bill or scramble out of the way, jason. >> jason: chad, i lived that

myself. a question for you about the united states senate. they will vote later tonight and this bill will be on the president's desk first thing in the morning, will it not? >> absolutely and i'm looking right now the billing is willing to pass the representatives and 350 members bipartisan who supported this bill. it will close imminently hear that this bill will be done in the house of representatives. and moveiv it to the senate. we don't know the timing yet but sometime before midnight. >> jason: chad, thank you. joining me now for more reaction to congressman massive coronavirus bill, minority whip congressman steve scalise. thank you so much for being here. i have to tell you, the process that nancy pelosi has employed, i watched it play out. i watched her do this time and time again.it wait until the week of christmas, spend trillions of dollars in force members to vote on a bill they have an even have a chance to read. in fact, the democrats voted

unanimously, right to bypass alu the rules and put this bill up. >> wright, jason, unfortunately we have seen this movie before when she was bigger last time as she was speak of this time. she loves setting arbitrary deadlines, running up past the deadline and then just trying to threaten for things that nobody else wants to give. in fact, we didn't give her a lot of those things she wanted to. you saw and you covered it a little bit earlier. president trump offered her a lot more relief and money months ago and she walked away from that not because she didn't like the deal because she didn't wane president trump to get credit. she said she was waiting for ama new president. that is why small businesses across the country did not get the ruth they should have had in september. jason there was bipartisan in a bill like this back then. >> jason: congressman, you voted for the bill. why is it a good deal for the american people? e >> in the end covid relief is incredibly important to save

these businesses. you and i know businesses across the country in south louisiana. i talked to restaurants and other businesses every day about to teeter on the verge of bankruptcy and they need this lifeline. this gives a second round of paycheck protection, program loans and helps those workers in new orleans with a great thriving industry. none of them can perform. so we need to keep that culture and keep those industries alive. but they are literally dying on the vine right now not to mention states like new york and california where they are arbitrarily shutting down the entire economy even though the science says they shouldn't be doing it. so many businesses a third of small businesses in the state of new yorkrk are gone for good. wewe need to save those jobs, te millions of people tied to them before christmas. this will be a lifeline to save our economy as we around the corner as we get the vaccine widely distributed because of president trump's operation warp speed. it was critical. i wish it differently. that should have been done

months ago but it is a vital lifeline to those people that need it most. >> jason: that is what happensns when the cowboys in the hands of nancy pelosi as they could have done this over the summer and people would have had the relief. outside of the covid relief explained to us what are the other provisions in terms of taxes and other things this bill provides the american people? >> yeah, there are some tax cuts that get extended through this, which will be good overall for economic growth. there are a number of provisions. this bill includes a pay raise for our troops. much pay raise need for men in uniform and women in uniform which has been a big priority o trump. you saw barack obama and joe biden administration khmer troops were depleted. our military depleted and the troops had not gotten that support. ispresident trump rebuilt the military. this is one more piece continuing president trump's ability to rebuild the military and jason come up billions more to build more border wall,

which, as you have heard joe bin said he doesn't want to build a new wall. this allows president trump to continue building thehe wall on his terms. some other provisions like that are important to national security that was in this package as well. >> jason: congressman scalise, thank you. it is amazing that you have to fight democrats to give money to the men and women who serve in the united states military. >> you would think they would want to help out federal employees. president trump thought for nthose men and women in uniform and we got it, merry christmas, jason. >> jason: merry christmas, thank you congressman. the answer from democrats on the hill is another stark reminder how critical the georgia senate runoffs are to preserving american prosperity and preserving president trump's agenda. because reelecting senators david perdue and kelly leffler is all that is standing in the way of this progressive power grab and preventing these far left fantasies from becoming

reality. abolishing the filibuster, packing in and expanding the supreme court, defunding the police from abolishing ice, adding to conew states along with four new democratic senato. and much, much more. more. raphael warnock and jon ossoff have made it clear they are ready, willing and able to be a rubber-stamp for chuck schumer and carry out this socialist wish list. and we are also learning tonight one fifth of georgia voters have already cast their ballots ahead of the january 5th races amidst continuing concerns about election integrity safeguards in the peach state. now earlier today the georgia secretary of state office announced they sent letters to individuals who had moved out of georgia but had requested absentee ballots for the runoff elections. here to break down the state of the race, former white house chief of staff reince priebus

and fox news contributor charlie hurt and fox news contributor ari fleischer. thank you so much formu joining us. i want to go to the former chairman of the rnc rains prebus and explain what needs to happen in georgia, what's going on in e only got days until this election is concluded. >> well, merry christmas to you and everyone out there. thank you, jason. first of all, there are two things that have to happen in georgia. and i think they are happening. number one, voters in georgia especially the republicans, obviously has to be convinced that the republicans are taking ballot security seriously. becauseca they are is a lot of people there that extraordinarily frustrated and they should be over how that election was run. so they have a signature match in place right now.rs they have about 7800 poll watchers ready to go.rs that is the first piece.

you can spend a segment on that. the second piece for the party infrastructure, there is no reason for the republicans to lose early vote or absenteege ballot voting in georgia. you can download every day from the secretary of state who votee to, who didn't, you know who your target sorry. you can hire almost unlimitedot amount of help on the ground to identify the voters who haven't voted, bring them to the polls and cannibalize every single election day voter. you can between now and election day. if the republicans do that, they should win. >> jason: they should. it is georgia for goodness sake. ari fleischer come i want you to draw to draw together what's going on in georgia at this pivotal direction. look it's bad enough we have nancy pelosi with the gavel. i can't imagine nancy pelosi and chuck schumer with gavels in their hand but america can track it for a split what's going on with georgia with covid relief plan and what'san passing in the

house and senate later tonight? how does that play in georgia and how do you read those two together? >> first off if the democrats take georgia and win will senate races we go back to 2009-2010 whens democrats control the senate, white house and we have been in that position the year of obama presidency. that's when obamacare got passed, i tax, and america so the president with an apology tour and in charge of congress fine with it.is there is a lot at stake in terms of who controls the senate and on the line. now, in terms of the election, i'm nervous. i just have to tell you that. and the stimulus will not changl anything really significantly in georgia. i'm nervous because georgia is changing the state. georgia is not as red as it used to be. the fact that stacey abrams came as close as she did in 2018 should scare republicans appear the fact that joe biden took itn

the presidential should scare republicans. so republicans have got to assume that where republicans win specials, at the presidential election may not hold up. now the good news is that both republican candidates were actually ahead on election day 2020. they defeated their opponents but they didn't get to 50% which is georgia's peculiar rule. so pedal to the metal, every republican has got to show up, turn out, and vote. there is an awful lot at stake. >> jason: charlie, how do you read the situation? georgia and what's beingat passd tonight. is there any correlation between the two? how will that impact the election moving forward? >> i actually agree with ari. i don't know what the stimulus package will do much to change the race in georgia, but i think it does underscore just the profound, profound importance. the big difference between today and save 2009 when barack obama

was in the house, the current crop of democrats are far more dangerous than anything we saw even with barack obama bringing in obamacare appear there is no telling what these people are going to try to do if they get control of all levers of the government. after all joe biden didn't run a campaign. he didn't even ask people for their vote. he didn't even lay out an agenda for what he wanted to do. what does that tell you? that tells you he has some secret moderate agenda that mainstream agenda that he wants to perform? i think not. i think the degree of radical crazy that we are apt to see if they get full control of the entire shop will be something we have never seen before. and ito think another reason -- and i agree also with obviously changing the antics of the state of georgia, but th the big thing there has to be the profound frustration that good citizens

feel about their government. their government doesn't work for them and they get frustrated. well, if you want to be even more frustrated, give up on this stuff now. the entire trump agenda goes out the window if republicans lose the senate. >> jason: yeah, right. there are over 100,000 libertarians that voted in their candidate is limited from this runoff so how does that flow? flwith that flow to the republicans were due the democrats pick up those votes? or do they just stay home? >> that is one of the first things the campaign does on the ground. you can pretty much identify about 70% of who those 100,000, people are. you target those people with door knocks, with people that are emailing you. you buy those email lists.y everything about almost every potential voter in georgia is known. it's not even a joke. they know what beer they drink, what car they drive, how many

kids they have and all that data is used to target every single voter in georgia.en when you have hundreds of millions of dollars that are being spent now in georgia for these two races because as ari and charlie just said to come of the entire agenda of this country is at stake. so in the interest of this race, obviously is off the charts. >> jason: gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. i wish i had more time with all three of you but have a merry christmas.ri thank you for joining us on "hannity" tonight. coming up no reaction from the biden team about ongoing investigation into hunter biden. plus, liberals have reached new lows. wait until you hear what some on the left hope happens to president trump and republicans. stay with usay with this special edition of "hannity" continues. rst.

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♪ 31 welcome back to theth special edition of "hannity." more developments in the burgeoning biden scandal as joe biden wants us to believe that under absolutely no circumstances will he discuss the ongoing federal investigation into his son's dealings with any of his

potential attorney general picks. now remember, this isn't just a scandal about hunter biden. it is the scandal about the biden family. joe joe biden son, hunter biden, and joe biden himself and apparent knowledge of his sons dealings with ukraine and china.al but despite all of this,rr attorney general barr is still pushing back on calls for a special counsel saying he has no plans to make such an appointment before he leaves the department later this week. joining me now for a reaction news legal analyst gregg jarrett along with attorney and fox news contributor emily compagno, thank you so much for being here with us. emily, i'm going to start with you. are we really going to believe this? do we really believe joe biden and nobody in his camp isn't going to ask the question or make a comment of potential general dirty pick? >> at the moment that seems the narrative we are being fed to.

keep a matter that asking questions from the mainstream media the only person that had a late night talk show host whoes asked president-elect how he thought about that allegations and so sensitive information being given to the american people that they deserve, there is certainly a dirt. but i have to say his commitment to not say anything about it only hurts us all. there is a difference between him saying i will lead a neutral investigation. i have faith in the attorney general that i will the point. i will keep u.s. attorney in his position in delaware to investigate the tax situation and multiplele jurisdiction isss and investigation going on. that would at least be a statement of a leader. he saying he will not address it att all points to a toxic environment at a minimum. >> jason: i accept the campaign issue did issue a statement on it. and greg, joe biden, this is what happens when you have a national media that doesn't even

ask the guy a question but squirted through this whole election and literally never got asked about this other than a peter doocy question and he deflected that. habut come on, he hasn't had to answer this question. >> no, he hasn't. part of the reason is reporters are preselected by biden's staff so in other words, the answers are prescreened and the answers are preordained. the whole thing is a charade, choreographed. he won't answer direct questions. nobody has yet asked him, are you the big guy in the email who stands in line to receive $10 million? did you meet and 2017 with tony bob belinsky at the bar of the beverly hills hilton to talk about chinese business deals? and a lot ofno this makes joe biden a witness in a case that will be presided over by his own attorney general and you have to look at the federal regulations on special counsel.

they demand not suggest but demand and require special counsel if there is a conflict of interest or the appearance of a conflict of interest. i can't think of any greater conflict than the son of the incoming president of the united states being investigated by dad's department of justice. you know, biden's assurance i will not talk to my ag is a subterfuge and the issue is not whether he will talk about it but whether a conflict of interest. what ag is going indict his bosses son? so, you know, this does require a special counsel. and by the way commit hunter biden is not indicted for things like money laundering, rico violations, tax evasion fraud and compass spirit see, who's going to believe that it was fair and legitimate and objectie without a special counsel?

>> jason: emily, to gregg's point, joe biden said he never had a discussion with his son about foreign business dealings. but on "tucker carlson tonight" they put up a picture of joe biden of who he was involved. the list goes on and on but there is no scenario i could see within coming attorney general who won't have a conflict of interest because it's about the biden family, correct? >> correct. two gregg's point a conflict of interest, that right there hits the nail on the head. it is as if candidate joe biden sees no distinction between his messaging as president-elect and incoming elect joe biden. so instead of the continued outward facing, i love my son, i have full confidence in him come i think we are past that. the american people have learned a greater deal about his involvement and at least again his perceived involvement.

if everything came from hunter, he is still named, included on multiple things. of course, the office keys et cetera. the bottom line going back to that perception that the largest business deals hunter engaged in whilewa his father was vice president with the country. his father was the forefront in the phase 4 obama administration. to all these things lead to so many questions that for peace on mind and to gregg's point, we can do well by special counsel to ensure transparency. keep in mind too ancillary know the attorney general incoming president appoints will also be receiving the durham report. clearly, there will be public discriminations of certain reports but on the hole, at the resultde confidential report tht goes to the attorney general so it matters who is appointed regardless of the special counsel. >> jason: yeah, the clock is ticking and gregg only a few seconds left here. this is bigger and broader than

the attorney general because it also includes the irs and other epartments and agencies. it includes a host of the u.s. attorney. >> there is more than one investigation, but the one we know about the most is the u.s. attorney in delaware hear it but the u.s. attorneys were all replaced when a new administration comes in. bill barr, his stated reason for elevating john doran from u.s. attorney to special counsel was to make sure that a biden administration didn't extinguish the case. the same principle now applies to the potential of extinguishing the harder biden case. so barr is nothing if not inconsistent. >> jason: it is not only biden case. gregg and emily, thank you for joining. merry christmas this week. unfortunately tonight the hate rage and anti-trump psychosis directed towards republicansns s hitting a new load.

for example just look at this reprehensible cartoon published in "the washington post" come of all places, depicting lawmakers as rats. and accusing them of "subverting the constitution." and it gets worse far left actor george the kite tweeted this attack on senator rubio. there are very, very few instances of reaction to the covid-19 vaccine but marco rubio has always thought of himself as one in a million so there is still hope. that is not all. unhinged actor alec baldwin fueling more violent rhetoric towards the president and his supporters tweeting "whoever wrests trump he refuses to concede? who drags him out before adding a knee on his neck cutting off his oxygen? does he weave i cannot breathe? and of course congressional democrats cannot help but push more russia hysteria and collusion delusion like

california's maxine waters who is now claiming congress missed an opportunity to impeach president trump for treason over ties to russia. wow, so much for, well, when they go low, we go high. that never came to fruition. but of course, this is what we have come to expect from the new extreme rage filled left spewin endless hate and personal attacks against those who dare to call out the rampant hypocrisy. and outright lies in it don't make miss for information. media reporter for the hill and contributor joe concha along with fox news contributor rachel wmpos duffy. rachel, i want to start with you because i'm always fascinated by these liberals who they claim the most tolerance, right, always preaching tolerance, but the moment you deviate from following exactly what they believeac in, they want you and they want your neck. >> yeah, the myths of liberal

tolerance is something i learned early on and on the reality television show 20 some years ago on mtv. the most important lesson i've learned in politics. look, their instincts are always to crush and not to engage this idea of unity and tolerance. that is not what they want at all. when you look at right after the election the first instinct to create enemy list. these are communists, marxist instinct. these are very dangerous things because one of the first things these communist and marxist do is go after your livelihood. we saw it was not just aoc and pete buttigieg is campaign manager who set up the website with an enemy list and not just saying you can't work in politics anymore which is bad enough. they were saying you will be banned from corporate boards, academia, for making a living. and this is what the left is about. tolerate this.

we need to call it out instead of acting like it is the crazies on the left. it's not. we are seeing and advancement of a real change and acceptance of things that we once thought were impossible to happen in america, but they are a pair that is what they are doing. i will tell you another thing that cartoon disturbed me because that's how things start. avhumanizing weather nazi germany, slavery, abortion and when you dehumanize someone like that, you can justify doing virtually anything to them. >> jason: yeah, joe, you have watched and study what the media does. you have to watch programs and things that quite frankly, you couldn't pay me enough money to actually do. when you go through that analysis, the rhetoric isn't just increasing. it is getting more violent, more aggressive, isn't it? >> yeah. i don't understand "the washington post" has this editor revered marty baron and how do you allow that crap to

get published in your paper? let me unpack a couple of things has for as some of the people that made those comments that has led to this segment and this conversation. george took kai, before any of us were born in the 1960s wishing bad health on marco rubio because he got the vaccine. you know, the same vaccine that alexandria ocasio-cortez also young and relatively healthy also got here and so i didn't see a tweet about that. as for maxine waters, when you see people getting attacked in restaurants and we saw it in d.c. a couple of weeks ago where fireworks being launched at people while eating outside. well you see if you are wearing a trump t-shirt or hat, people getting hit from behind, beaten, assaulted and harassed. thank vaccine partly for that because i'm paraphrasing if you see trump supporters you have to get up in their face. she said this and of course coms all those people in this industry that will make it up on soapboxes to condemn

those statements were not found because the commandment i is thu shalt not criticize maxine waters. and alec baldwin, this is thesa same guy who told his 11-year-old daughter and it is on tape a rude, thoughtless little pig. i've got a young daughter and i certainly would not speak to her about that. you see the character of these people. overall and jason, as far as last week, you had biden staffer say that republicans are a bunch of effers and that shows the unity message joe biden is sending out is sending out come on we have to turn the page after 2016 democratic nomineea and hillary clinton said president trump wass able to legitimate or brett kavanaugh and many democrats embracing the idea he is a party to gang rate democratic lawmakers calling in asia of russia. i don't think turning the page thing will work out too quickly or too easily at all, jason. >> jason: this whole idea of let's just call for unity, come

on. that seems to be all the words at this point. >> it absolutely is. and the worst part is that jen psaki came out and said, no, you need to look at when she said republicans are all effers we need to look at the context of this. unity and together and listening toth each other. i heard that and i guess for christmas we should get our 1984 dictionary because this is the kind of doublespeak and gaslighting they are trying to use on republicans. i actually think it works quite well in this pandemic utopia that liberals are creating for us where they say we are all in this together means, you know, the middle class business owners need to abide by the rules whil you live is connected to the leaders and the leaders themselves don't have to follow the stupid rules. so this is the kind of weird world they want us to live in. i have to tell you, jason, we need to start calling this out. there are a lot of very strange

things happening right now., taking away our liberty. this kind of violent rhetoric towards fellow americans.to if we don't put a stop to this, we will not be able to recognize this country in the next four years. >> jason: it is moreyo than saying hey, don't do that on facebook or something. i don't think it was jen psaki who said that but the incoming chief of staff, but -- >> correct, jen psaki, but no, jen psaki came out and defended it and said it needs to be viewed in its proper content, that's right, you are right. >> jason: thank you both for joining us, thank you for joining us on "hannity" and have a wonderful christmas week. coming up, there are reports of a new covid strain spreading in the united kingdom forcing many countries to close their borders with britain. rick leventhal joins us live with a full report. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez got the covid-19 vaccine, but one of her fellow squadke members slamming lawmaks for taking it. you are going to want to see

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spreading in the united kingdom. yesterday new york governor andrew cuomo warned the mutation to be on a plane to the united states and demanded the federal governmen at a minimum t the u.k. but dr. tony fauci is calling for people not to overreact. here with the latest light from west coast newsroom rick leventhal, rick. >> this new strain of coronavirus and surrounding area said to be 70% more transmissible. so far more contagious, but no evidence that infection is more severe. dozens of nations suspending air travel from england because of this new strain but so far the u.s. has not. the growing list of countries banning flights in and out of the u.k. includes france, germany, italy, ireland, argentina, colombia hong kong, poland, norway, turkey, bulgaria and more. the british government holding emergency meetings to reassure citizens as possible shortages.

truckers can't cross the english channel by vote for at least 48 hours and also suspended services but goods can still arrive in though shipping containers. authorities are asking people not to panic. america's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci not recommending suspending flights to and from great britain but andrew cuomo is. >> why don't we act intelligently for a change? why don't we mandate testing before people get on a flight or pull up the flights from the u.k. now? many other countries have done this. >> dr. fauci says we should keep an eye on the situation but not overreact. the state of washington with a 14 day quarantine tonight flying in from the u.k., south africa or any other countries for this new variant shows up, jason.

>> jason: rick, thank you very much pair the covid-19 vaccine became available to congress this weekend. many lawmakers received their first vaccination shots, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. take a look. >> are you ready? relax your arm. okay. great, that's it. >> jason: but not everyone on capitol hill thinks it's a good idea for lawmakers to get the vaccine before the most vulnerable population. congresswoman tulsi gabbard is calling out her fellow lawmakers as well as aoc fellow squad member, congresswoman ilhan omar. congresswoman ilhan omar called it shameful and said "we are not more important than front-line workers, teachers, et cetera making sacrifices every day, which is why i won't take it." people who need to get it most should get it.

meanwhile, governor cuomo facing criticism after saying santa would be good to him this year because "he worked very hard." despite watching every aspect of the pandemic response, joining us now with reaction fox news contributor lisa boothe and civil rights attorney leo terrell. thank you so much for being here. all right, lisa i can't believe you've got a young aoc, 30 years old. you have doctors, you have nurses, you have a policeman, ambulance, people working ambulances. you've got icu nurses that haven't gotten it yet and she gets it? come on! >> i know and this is the first time legitimately the first time i've ever agreed with ilhan omar about anything. but i do agree with her here. there is no reason aoc should be cutting the line. this is completely characteristic what we should expect from our leaders, whether aoc cutting the line when she

essentially has no risk of the coronavirus when elderly people certainly are or are people with underlying conditions are. whether that were governor cuomo leveraging a pandemic for book sales to win and ma for tv covid brief response. or whether anthony fauci with newfound fame to row the first pitch opening day of the washington nationals or nancy pelosi who is worth over $100 million holding covid relief for people suffering right now in the country to try to win and election. jason, sadly this is what we have come to expect from politicians. they are not public servants but completely self-serving. >> jason: i've never been able to figure out how dr. fauci had so much time to do every interview that could possibly come before him. i thought he was supposed to be a doctor looking at the science, right? it is just amazing. leo, you have aoc. she has a hot shop of the democrats, right? but she is getting that shot.

who is she kidding, i mean, come on that just doesn't seem right. >> they talk about following the science but let's follow the math. one with the largest number of any other state, aoc, governor cuomo 70% of all the deaths, jason, seniors from 70 up but we have a 31-year-old who will get the shot. and then here is the part that governor cuomo no victory lap, you should be shamed! 39% of those who died died in those retirement homes. and that is where governor cuomo cannot hide and cannot answer. he has basically embarrassed the state of new york by allowing seniors to die, withdrawal total support from the police and more importantly begging the federal government to bail out his economy because he is basically bankrupt the state of new york. aoc, governor cuomo democratic governors and mayors have

embarrassed themselves during the pandemic. it is the bogeyman approach and does not sell to the american public. >> jason: all right, leo i want to stick with you for a moment because you are on a roll. who is the worst, the biggest states in this country, we have got cuomo and newsom, garcetti and de blasio but every night on the show, we are talking about which one is fighting to be the worst government or mayor in the country. >> let me be very clear the worst mayor is de blasio. we got the number to coerce and garcetti. number one worst governor is now newsom cometh subject to recall and single-handedly embarrassed himself by going to the french winery, shut down all the businesses, jason where there is no science to prove that outdoor eating. there is a recall. i have just tweeted i will support a recall of newsom if we can find a trump republican to run against him in the recall. >> jason: yeah, there are some

interesting thoughts out there. lisa, how was that these people -- i mean, i'm just tired of talking about it. i want to see people held accountable, but what are people supposed to do? they feel like the election in part was stolen from them and their vault really won't count. and then you see these governors and mayors out there and a hot shot like aoc being cavalier about taking a vaccine. >> and many of them, we have seen countless examples of these so-called leaders who aren't even following their own guidelines that they are setting for everyone else. there needs to be some level of accountability but these people. the recall effort needs to, people need to get behind it because gavin newsom needs to feel the pain he inflicted on so many californians, whether small business, restaurants shut down for no reason when the science doesn't back down shutting down indoor dining or outdoor dining for these people who are suffering or forcing people to

be in isolation and stay by themselves when we see depression rates in suicide rates spike in the country. people need to be held accountable. people even like dr. birx, jason. dr. birx, in my opinion should step down from the coronavirus white house team. she is supposed to be at the top setting the example for the nation. she broke her own rules. when it comes to thanksgiving. >> jason: i have a hard out. i've got to go. i wish you all the best christmas you can possibly have. more discussion of "hannity" after the break.

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on my website jasoninthehouse.com. thank you for joining us tonight. j don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." the only one jesse watters filling in for laura ingraham on "the ingraham angle." jesse. >> jesse: i will check out your photography right after i get finished with "the ingraham angle." thank you very much.h. i'm jesse watters in for laura ingraham, and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. the u.k. now playing the part af the grinch and canceling christmas amid new lockdown restrictions. could this be in our future? dr. harvey risch and alex berenson here.ch a new report reveals seattle public schools are telling teachers the education system is guilty of the spirit murder of black children. we are going to investigate and dr. fauci caught in a big lie this weekend, and of course, raymond arroyo exposes it all in