footage of himself, his chief minion rather, wearing no pants. the footage shows calves and thighs fully exposed when he appeared for a television report on cnn. your move, chris cuomo! [laughs] hannity, see what you can do with that. >> sean: now you just traumatized me with humpty dumpty and i'm going to have that image seared into my memory for the rest of my life. did you have to ruin my life? dramatic. >> tucker: [laughs] >> sean: the same liberal moral outrage. i got it. thank you. welcome to "hannity." all right, on a serious note, we begin tonight. a fifth woman is now accusing governor andrew cuomo of misconduct as to lawmakers in albany are now moving forward

with impeachment plans. we are going to have the very latest coming up. donald trump jr. will respond to all of this. who also have a full report from our crisis, and it is a crisis at our southern border. but first, on saturday without any republican support, the u.s. senate passed their own version of the $1.9 trillion so-called emergency covid relief bill. but unfortunately, this far left a spending spree, socialist spending spree, yeah, has next to nothing to do with the emergency relief. ted cruz, only 9% of the bill is actually dedicated to health care. some, by the way, foreign health care. both of the spending includes a $350 billion budget bailout that will go to irresponsible blue states, compliments of hardworking taxpayers from responsible red states who elect governors and assemblies and

senates that actually balance their budget, keep taxes low, fund their pensions. yeah, you get the idea. legislation also provides one time a $1400 payment to certain people while many americans will not be eligible. if you are a felon, you will likely qualify for payments from behind bars. this is going to be great for the commissary. this includes convicted murderers by the way. many illegal immigrants could also qualify as well as other noncitizens. and as we had previously reported, hundreds of billions of dollars in this so-called emergency spending bill will not be touched until after 2022. some come until after 2024 and some even as late as 2028. according to joe biden, this bill is really good for our economy, or at least that is what he tried to say. during some rare public remarks, and as always, it goes

predictably well, not perfectly. >> one more thing. the vast majority of economists, left, right, and center, from wall street to the private economic polling initiatives, the economist, as i said, left, right, and center say in addition to the needs of the people, we need this to grow the economy. >> sean: kind of scary when you think putin is watching, hostile regime, kim jong un are watching. what the -- is going on with joe biden? we will update you. we will have an update for the day coming up. earlier, he literally forgot. he forgot the name of his own secretary of defense. i don't know, maybe nobody wrote it down on a special card that he carries with him.

he also referred to the pentagon as that outfit over there. so, he forgot the name of the pentagon. don't believe me, got the painful tape. you to side. >> i want to thank you both and i want to thank the former general, i keep calling him general. the guy who runs that outfit over there. i want to make sure we thank the secretary for all he has done to try to implement what we just talked about. >> sean: the general that runs that thing over there, the pentagon? i still think forgetting endowed by the come all, you know the thing. endowed by their creator. the creator of everything. i think we know why joe biden has not conducted a single press conference, nor has he given us a date for the state of the union address. he is clearly not capable. they've got to really build to a

crescendo here. but the bottom line is the narrative remains the same. the press is now saying openly that he looks weak and frail and is struggling cognitively. and now it is pretty much every day and every day seems to get worse, and worse, and worse. and we are just, well, we are the people that are actually honest and truthful. set it about mccain, set it about reagan. why can't they bring it up your? did you not see what they displayed you? he is just so busy he doesn't have time to hold a press conference. are we supposed to believe this? >> when can we expect the president to hold a conference? he took questions twice yesterday, which is an opportunity for people covering the white house to ask him about whatever news is happening on any given day. we look forward to holding a press conference in the coming weeks before the end of the month but this president came in

during an historic crisis, two historic crisis and i would say that his focus again is on getting recovery to the american people and he looks forward to continuing to engage with all of you. >> sean: you are going to need to circle back with a better ally than that. i personally, i'm not buying it. too busy? what do you mean by too busy? too busy to have questions with we, the american people? joe, that is part of your job. you are the president. remember? this is getting embarrassing. keep in mind, every single modern president has given a full on press conference by this point in the presidency. trump, he spoke almost daily to the mob and the media. all previous presidents somehow found the time that joe can't find. instead of a press conference on thursday, joe biden apparently will be marking the one-year anniversary of covid shutdowns with what will be a

heavily-scripted prime time address. but tonight, we have another anniversary to celebrate. it was exactly one year ago today when dr. anthony fauci told you, the american people not to wear a mask. don't believe it? you decide. >> people should not be walking around with masks. >> you are sure of it? because people are listening really closely to this. >> nobody needs to be walking around with a mask. >> when you are in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask migt make people feel a little bit better and it might even block a droplet. but it is not providing the perfect protection that people think that it is. and often, there are unintended consequences. >> sean: i'm not even blaming dr. fauci. a lot of people didn't know what we were dealing with at the time but that was a year ago. now he has gone from no mask to

one mass. now he wants you to wear two masks. even after you are vaccinated. that is new. my point is dr. fauci and all the experts have been wrong a lot. he is far from it. now he is playing politics, which is sad. for months, the same could be said about andrew cuomo. we will have the very latest on his scandal blowing up even bigger tonight as we speak. but first, let's take a look at what the ever so loved by the media mob andrew cuomo has to say about covid-19 around a year ago also. take a look. >> we have the best health care system in the world here. and excuse our arrogance as new yorkers. i speak for the mayor also on this one. we have the best health care system on the planet right here in new york. so, when you are saying what

happens in other countries versus what happened here, we don't even think it is going to be as bad as it was in other countries. we are fully coordinated. we are fully mobilized. this is all about mobilization of a public health system. >> sean: within weeks, he was relying on donald trump for everything. the hospitals reached capacity. president trump stepped up. he constructed, he staffed. he manned. a massive emergency field hospital. 3,000 beds. all of the ppe. all of the masks, gowns, shields come everything. and all of the ventilators. he also provided more emergency relief by sending 1,000 -- it was converted to handle covid-19 patients and the center beds went 80% on use.

instead, he freed up space at new york hospitals sending the elderly patients infected with covid right back into nursing homes and ultimately this led to a massive outbreak among new york's most vulnerable population. the state of new york is one of the highest per capita death rates in the entire world. that didn't stop cuomo from writing a book about his tremendous leadership on covid. all the while, by june, they were actively working to cover up the true death toll in the state's nursing will. that is pretty disgraceful conduct. we will have more on that coming up. we need to turn our attention to another bill. u.s. senate, you need to check in with your senator. we have been warning you about it. this bill, don't listen to the media mob. they are wrong as usual.

this will destroy all integrity in future elections. it would eliminate all confidence in future election results with one of the biggest most unconstitutional power grabs in modern history. if passed, the federal government would be able to assert its constitutional authority to conduct elections with a series of mandates. that would include a mandate for same-day voter registration. a mandate for weeks and weeks of never ending in early voting. a mandate for automatic voter registration. it would legalize voting for convicted felons, even those convicted of election fraud. it would give democrats the power to eliminate all voter i.d. requirements. none whatsoever. in other words, hr one makes election fraud that much easier and likely institutionalizes it. and get this. according to the actual language and the legislation, any legal

constitutional challenge "shall be filed in the united states district court for the district of columbia. why they are? it is one of the most radical far left courts in the country. let's go judge shopping while we are at it. in other words, this bill is trying to preblock and any and all constitutional legal challenges. it is insane. now, it won't pass in the senate if joe manchin and senator sinema, if they continue with their promise not to end the legislative filibuster, although joe seemed to go wobbly over the weekend. if you are a voter in west virginia and you care about the integrity of our elections, you might want to get involved right about now. let your voices be heard. here with reaction to all of this, fox news legal analyst, former press secretary, you know, when you think about it, constitution is clear. you went to harvard. i think you have a pretty good understanding that state

legislators decide the place, the manner that this would take place appeared in your view, is that unconstitutional? >> look, was unconstitutional was overriding the will of the state legislator, who is the person who is in control of the time, manner, place of election. they can come in and to assert that power, which is exactly what they are trying to do. you would have a hard time challenging that in court. this would be a travesty. registering to vote at 16 years of age. legalizing ballot harvesting and federalizing of our elections. they saw that it worked last time and now they are just trying to make it the law of the land. seizing on a pandemic and then doubling down on that in noncovid years. it would be a travesty for many

years to come. >> sean: you worked with the president and talk with the press a lot. even if you have the day off, you would still be working come obviously but he would be doing the talking to the media. did so quite often and quite regularly, more than any modern president that i can think of. but joe is yet to have time to have a formal press conference, which now has gone on longer without one fan and newly "elected president" in modern history. you have seen the tapes. do you think they are trying to hide them from the american people? >> there is no doubt about it. they hid it from the american people during the entirety of the election. they check the box every few months when finally a left-wing network piped up and said he hasn't answered questions. they check the box and moved on. i didn't have to do daily briefings because the american people heard directly from the commander-in-chief on his way to marine 1 at the white house

podium. i would be boarding for a second time and they would say run back out there. that is transparency and joe promised that but he is giving us nothing but the sort. he forgot the name of the pentagon and his own defense secretary. it is probably a good strategy from a p.r. perspective. >> sean: as you look, you see what is going on now. all of the previous covid relief bills were bipartisan. this one is not. a lot of the monies, as we pointed out, ted cruz pointed out, is not going to covid relief. this is the big liberal radical socialist hit list, if you will come of things that they ever want or need as radical leftists. >> that's right and they are admitting it, sean. jen was at the podium today and touted this as the most progressive piece of legislation in history. president trump did 5 iterations of bipartisan covid relief. imagine if he had promised

bipartisanship. reaching across the aisle. the great dealmaker. and then said we just passed the most conservative bill in modern history without a single democrat by her side. we would be mocked and ridiculed. this is the most progressive bill. it is a liberal wish list with a $2 trillion price tag that we will all have to live with. >> sean: welcome again to the fox family. great to have you. joining us is fox news contributor. we call him the podcast king himself. a healthy dan bongino. am i allowed to talk about this? am i allowed to talk about the great news? >> always. you have a free pass to talk about everything. >> sean: obviously been very public about some health struggles. you got a clean bill of health. i couldn't be happier for my fellow warrior. >> thanks. notice i'm smiling tonight. i'm all happy. i feel good.

>> sean: a little bit edgy lately. i have been going through it. believe me, i've been praying. let me get to this whole issue of biden and where we are and the radicalism on display. dana, i will start with you. he wobbled. he said, no, i am still for the legislative filibuster. i'm not forgetting rid of it but it should be much harder. and i'm like, okay, here comes the pressure from schumer and his fellow radical socialists. >> yeah, i know, and sean, i was thinking the same thing. dan, by the way, we were praying for you, my friend. i am so happy that your news is good. we are also grateful for that. sean, to answer your question, or just to discuss the whole issue. he is in danger. he is one of these endangered democrats. i don't think -- he is caught between a rock and

a hard place because his contest constituents were trump voters. he's got all of the democrat establishment that are pressuring him to bend the knee. he was doing really good at first but i think we were all wondering how much pressure can one person take? it is's legacy also on the line and who else knows. to that point, i wish that the media talked as much about the civil war that is on the left as they try to pick apart the right. where are democrats going? who is driving this ship? who is in charge of the party? apparently it is not joe biden. i don't think he knows because we actually can't hear from him. >> sean: as i am watching all of this, i am saying all right, this is real danger here. because we know that looking into the issue of packing the courts. this seems to me, i get the

sense that the democrats feel they probably will lose in 2022. they are looking at this as their only shot to ram everything down the country's throat and they are going for it all. >> yeah, the country will never be the same. if we lose the filibuster and they get d.c. statehood, puerto rico statehood as well. remember, not just attacking the supreme court. packing lower-level courts. 90% plus cases don't even make it and they were close supreme court. they get decided. all you've got to do is pack the d.c. state of appeals and we are all screwed anyway. you will don't even need the supreme court. forget about that. even worse, we haven't even adjusted spending bills. there is no money. to listen to me, america. we have no more money. we are spending money we don't have. there is no money.

there is no money. zero. there is no money. i saw this in "the wall street journal" today, sean. the average american family owes $227,000 in debt. every single american owes $81,000 and they are still trying to pack this thing full of goodies. they are trying to do a student loan forgiveness thing and they are trying to make it so that you don't have to pay taxes if they discharge the loan. they have backed out of there too so that even if biden discharges all of the student loans in america, you have to pay for your rich neighbor's college fund for his kid. they don't even have to pay taxes on it later. we are living in crazy town, i'm telling you. >> sean: and then dana, they want to bake into the hr 1 quart shopping so that you are stuck only going to the d.c. circuit court where the kind of --

>> yeah, they are planning the results, sean. in addition to that, it's a war on free speech. they are also putting the public on the hook for helping to finance campaigns, which is insane. they wanted a complete assault on free speech. i was shocked at some of the things that they can compose and there not be any consideration for any challenge on this. to remove from states their ability to police the integrity? to remove states management? that is unconstitutional, sean. how to something like that get past? >> sean: you are right. god is great. prayers are answered. we are glad you are back full-time in the fight. >> thank you for everything. >> we are going to get in the octagon. i'm kidding. [laughter] all right, coming up. he will join us to break down day one trial in the george floyd case. a scandal for governor cuomo.

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♪ ♪ >> sean: earlier today, jury selection in the trial of former police officer, priebus derek they decide whether to reinstate a third-degree charge. we are also learning interesting developments about the questionnaire. here to break it all down, i want to ask you first. the defense will argue that one, the autopsy showed

arteriosclerosis and hypertensive heart disease. fat and all in his system and evidence of recent methamphetamine use. but we do have a video in the video is 7 minutes and 46 seconds long. i have talked at length with my martial arts background that that is the most vulnerable part of the human anatomy and no one can take that much pressure, having your neck crushed into the pavement like that for that period of time, and live. how do you see this playing out? >> in fact, martial arts is one of the questions in the jury questionnaire. it reads do you have any martial arts training or experience? and the videotape, you are right, sean. this is a videotape of what actually happened. it takes the jurors right there at the scene of the alleged crime. they can watch it in real time. they can watch the minutes tick

by as the police officer is kneeling on the neck of george floyd. but taking center stage in addition to that is going to be cause of death. the defense is going to argue a drug overdose. look at the toxicity levels. it is a fatal overdose of methamphetamines, chronic drug use, and heart disease. prosecutors will counter with that and the medical examiner who determined that it was in fact a homicide. but for the actions of speeseven derek, george floyd would be alive. it is a sliding scale of proof from top to bottom with corresponding penalties. the low end would be ten years behind bars. 45 years on the top end. normally i am wary about

overcharging with too many counts against a defendant. but not here because each level of proof is separate and distinct. it gives the jurors a choice. if they can't decide unanimously on one particular charge, they can compromise on something else. so, jury selection is going to take about three weeks. the trial will then begin in earnest, somewhere around march 29th. and of course, we will be following every move. >> sean: i will be watching. all right, thank you. now we turn to the intensifying scandal. state democrats, this is democrats now. republicans have finally gotten involved but they find it meaningless considering they have a vetoproof majority, the democrats do. two more accusers came forward over the weekend. for example, the democratic new york sanity majority leader, one of the most powerful democrs in the state is calling for the

democrat dolomite governor to stepped down. state publicans in assembly today unveiled their impeachment resolution. this raised some eyebrows. failed talk show host, alec baldwin is now seen in a deleted 14 minute video. who are you referring to? as always, we will let you decide. >> they say to me, how can you defend this person who is guilty of this whole situation? and my responses that i'm not defending someone who is guilty of something. i'm choosing to defend someone who has not been proven guilty. but of course, we have heard this phrase now. in this cancel culture that we live in, people are locked up in their houses and they feel the need to communicate no matter

how toxic that communication may be. no matter how toxic that communication may be. >> sean: anyone have a mirror for him? toxic? all he has done the past five years is spew a never ending rage and hatred. where are the calls for things like due process when other conservatives were being endlessly smeared in the mob and the media by your friends? then after deleting that video, he posted another one saying that his first message went too long and that what he meant to say is that cancel culture is out of hand. on the show, we have always been consistent. we always give due process. we don't rush to judgment. we believe in fact-based analysis and accountability. you know, on the issue of cuomo on covert alone, it was your father that built the hospitals,

manned by hospitals, changed the ventilation systems so to allow for covid patients to be there. 80% of those hospital beds were never used. there never was a reason to send people back to the nursing homes. there were enough beds built by your dad, never mind the vaccine that democratic governors are having a hard time distributing, that your father got three of them and left for joe biden. >> yeah sean, it's sort of amazing. they don't talk about what was also sitting in new york harbor. it could send your grandma into a nursing home that led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people. that is probably the bigger scandal, although it seems like perhaps the democrats are sweeping that under the rug in blue now of the accusations

against governor of new york. it is sort of amazing that today international women's day, i was beginning to think that the left don't actually believe all women. i sort of feel like they were going to give a pass to democratic congress people. andrea stewart cousins. last week she actually said, well, if another accuser comes out, then he should resigned. keep in mind, three had already done it. i guess if you are a democratic governor, you get that kind of leeway. the left is really busy spending a lot of time trying to cancel characters, cartoons like pepe le pew when they could be actually canceling people who are behaving like pepe le pew times ten and that happens to be the governor of new york. this kind of stuff is disgusting, sean. it has gone on too long. the governor democrats a pass. they only go towards democrats. if they was was a republican in

this situation, whether it was a one scandal, both scandals, a fraction of the scandal, this would have been over a long time ago. but andrew cuomo gets to get away with it. if you look at the people who have accused him, they are all tied to the democratic party mechanism in new york it seems to me. how many more are there, sean? how many more are there that are just afraid to come forward because it would be damaging to their career in democratic politics? i understand that. you think that people in the cuomo machine won't go after those people? i can almost guarantee that there are a lot more that are afraid to come out or don't want to do damage to the democratic party in new york, which is about as corrupt and ridiculous as it gets. and we are seeing that with our very own eyes. the media made this guy a hero. they made him a deity. 49 out of 50 states in terms of performance. and yet because he was willing to talk poorly about my father,

they gave him a throne and they let him do his thing. it was a joke and it was a sham and i think we are starting to realize that now. >> sean: do you know what we are not hearing? we are not hearing i believe. finally, democrats have been shamed into saying this is serious but we've got to get due process. they didn't give it to your father. they would never give it to anybody with a last name trump. let's be honest. they didn't give it to brett kavanaugh. i know it's a hard statement. would you ever consider running for governor of new york? >> you know, the answer is -- oh, yeah, no, listen, i think you need someone who is a fighter. i just have no interest in that job. i think that would be like the tortures of the. the answer is no for me but i would love to see someone who is actually willing to fight, someone who would actually take that on.

if you look at what is going on in the city, it is a disgrace. the greatest city in the world, it is like a zombie apocalypse happened. i feel like i am watching i am legend when i go to work. it is disgraceful and what they did destroying businesses. if covid disappeared tomorrow, sean, and you flipped on the switch, it would take probably a decade for new york to get back to the way it was and it is because of incompetence, not because of anything else and we know that because we have seen states of texas and florida be able to behave competently and not destroy their economies in the process. >> sean: all right, don jr., always good to have you with us. up next, biden continues pushing his dangerous america last radical agenda. congressman dan crenshaw who toured the border this weekend as the videotape he is bringing with him tonight along with mark morgan. we will update you on what is a real crisis at our southern border next, straight ahead ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> sean: now joe biden continues to refuse to confront the crisis which is real on our southern border. as we are learning tonight, the biden administration is continuing to separate some child migrants from members of their family in what is now a growing wave of unaccompanied minors at the u.s. border. resources are strained. they are real. it is a real crisis. and what is the biden white house's response? more deflection, more border open border policies. in other words, amnesty is next. let me be clear, what they are doing at the border is largely all self-inflicted.

that reduced asylum fraud and kept our border safe and secure. but i touted a deportation oratory him. biden's rhetoric continues to make a treacherous -- joining us now with reaction, former acting cbp commissioner along with -- he was at the u.s.-mexico border. we have been reporting on a real crisis. i hadn't mentioned all of the catch and release, the promise of amnesty, nor did i mention the 185 examples in the brownsville sector alone of covid-positive tests and that does not include people today.

>> right, so a few takeaways from my visit. one, absolutely a crisis. it is 6,000 illegals last month. that is the most we have had in history. that is actually going to double this month. thousands a day and it is completely unsustainable. turns out this is really hard and the biden administration is dealing with that. it's really hard to process. it is also very preventable. on day one, he reversed the remaining mexico policy. only about 10% of people asking for asylum have a valid asylum claim. so when you just incentivize that, say okay fine, people -- we are definitely going to release you. you are going to get a huge influx of people. they are going to have to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on border security. that has to be taken up.

they actually just introduced a bill tonight. >> sean: they have stopped building the border wall almost immediately. greyhound bus operators, they are now demanding covid tests for people who get on the bus because they haven't been testing everybody. nor do i see any social distancing or mask wearing and they are not even testing everybody and yet we are getting lectured by biden to wear masks even after we are vaccinated. >> i haven't been vaccinated yet. >> the level of hypocrisy just keeps getting stronger and stronger every day. everything he just said is spot on. and we saw this coming, sean. the president was absolutely correct. they caused this. this is a self-inflicted wound. let me talk about the lie that they are telling the american people, that this isn't a

crisis. you are going to see and february 100000, 100,000 in february. they are averaging between 4000-5000 a day. there is no doubt that this is a crisis. already in the first five months, 400,000. 400,000 try to illegally enter the country. 458,000. we still have 7 months to go and we have already almost exceeded what we had in 2020. >> sean: okay, a lot of this is based on one thing. that is the promise of amnesty and a path to amnesty. oh, so you are able to vote in three years. how convenient for democrats. is that what this is about? >> yeah, look, i don't know how else to read their intentions at this point. i think democrats used to be with us on basic border security and basic rule of law. but now biden basically refuses to do his duty.

then you have to enforce section 1325, which says it's illegal to cross the border. look, i was down in roma texas and i could see behind me the rio grande river and they said every night you're going to see dozens. all people have to do as long as they brought a kid with them is walk across. they know they are getting a free bus ticket anywhere they want in the u.s. >> sean: i have been down there almost between the rio grande and san diego almost about 14 times myself and i have seen it. now it is wide open again. not good for the country. all right, thank you both. when we come back, it is the view that everyone is talking about. they are facing backlash for their tell all interview with cuomo this weekend. going out and talking to oprah. they have a lot to say on the other side, straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> sean: headlines, prince harry and said that social media blazed when she launched this explosive statement about the royal family. >> there was a statement with you about how dark your baby is going to be? >> potentially and what that would mean or look like. >> and you are not going to tell me who have the conversation? >> i think that would be very damaging to them. that was relayed to me from harry. those were conversations that family had with him. >> sean: neither harry nor meghan provided evidence. is it all true?

could it be? it may be as there are racist people in the world. here with reaction, fox news contributor, "new york post" columnist, miranda devine, fox news contributor. look, my friend pierce morgan called it self-pity and salacious scandalous, sanctimonious, spectacularly self-serving, accusations of racism, talk of suicide. i don't even know where to begin. i don't really pay attention to the royals too much. >> look, it's a giant soap opera, but it's also a calculated to do great damage to the monarchy. he has been the kindest. they all welcomed her into the

royal family. the allegations of racism just don't ring true, because they didn't want him to marry someone of mixed race. they could have stopped the wedding. they could have excommunicated him. they did it. all of these lies are calculated to do damage and to act as a victim in the middle of a pandemic when they are literally making millions of dollars from their netflix deal and pretending that they need their privacy when they are selling private details. yeah. >> sean: that's a great point. the concern about privacy and security and they are in a $14 million mansion. why would they go on oprah for the whole world to see if their prime concern, as they said was

privacy and security? >> we are not so concerned by the use of race card to throw the royals under the bus. she has never seen a day of racism. for her to use the race card is an insult to all of the victims of the ' 50s and '60s. she has never seen racism. and oprah, all she can say is old, wow. where is the evidence? they have these values of the victimization argument just for any rating and to throw the royals under the bus. no evidence, no facts, no witnesses, no pushback by oprah. i think they are business partners because oprah has lost all credibility. it is ridiculous. it's the one, miranda.

>> very good point, because i thought she did a fantastic job. she pulls out a lot of personal information. she should have asked who was the royal who allegedly was complaining about the color of the unborn baby's skin? i don't believe that story. that was, harry said that happened early on and she implied that it happened when she was pregnant with archie. not true. >> sean: all right, thank you both. miranda, thank you. leo, thank you. when we come back, a full on slugfest breaks out. it's a brawl. we'll show you next. ♪ ♪

>> sean: video of the day, a vicious brawl inside a scottsdale, arizona, bath and body works after customers allegedly got into an argument

over cutting in line, leading employees to tackle a customer inside the store. scottsdale police say two women involved have been cited criminally. okay. there is your fight for the day. let not your heart be troubled. the news continues. laura, that's a great lead-in. humpty dumpty. his underwear and red sox. oh, my gosh. >> laura: i won't go there but i will say about the tussle on the ground, that must've been some hell of a bath salt, body lotion. it is good and hard to find great body lotion. >> sean: i watch people that don't know how to fight. oh, my gosh. elbows. they are pulling here. >> laura: all right. we are going on to another hair pulling, the show. great show tonight, hannity. see you tomorrow. i am laura ingraham in this is "the ingraham angle"