that. before we go tonight, we want to say thank you to the producers and security keeping us safe, setting up the shot in el salvador. we'll be back tomorrow night. the show that is the sworn enemy of my income, pomposity, groupthink. sean hannity. >> sean: all right, tucker, and as always, thank you. another bombshell, new reports surrounding near governor, andrew cuomo. his associates waged a smear campaign against his first accuser, the first of 7 only days after her allegations became public. so, is andrew cuomo going to be held accountable by that i believe her caucus? we will bring you that important update straight ahead. we will also have full coverage of the growing crisis, it is a crisis, it's real, on our southern border where 4 suspected terrorists have been --

trying to cross illegally into this country including three individuals from yemen. kevin mccarthy will be here with an update and unlike joe biden, who doesn't even seem to realize there is a crisis, mccarthy actually visited the border. we will show you some of that videotape. but first, with razor-thin majorities in the u.s. house and the senate, now democrats are attempting to implement what will be the single largest biggest power grab in modern american political history. as we speak, there is now a full court press to abolish the legislative filibuster in the united states senate. what joe biden just said earlier tonight in an interview for abc. >> i know you have been reluctant to do away with the filibuster. aren't you going to have issues between observing it and advancing your agenda customer >> yes, and here is the choice. we will have to do what we first did when i first got to the senate and back in the old days.

that is that a filibuster, you have to stand up and command the floor. and you've got to keep talking. no one can say -- once you stop talking and you've lost that and someone can move in and say -- you got to work for the filibuster. bringing back the talking filibuster. >> i am here that's what it's supposed to be. >> sean: now that joe wants to make it harder for the filibuster, most emigrants want to do away with it completely. they know that the socialist utopia vision that they have, they know their radical bills will never get the 60 votes needed to clear the filibuster for the senate. so now they will just change the rules. according to the top democrats, we are now hearing tonight that the filibuster is incredibly -- are now the democrats are in charge and it must be abolished and abolished immediately so they can just pass anything and

everything they want and ram it down the country's throat. take a look. >> what about that nuclear option doing away with the filibuster? >> welcome i can tell you that would be the end of the senate. >> today's the buster is often used to prevent the senate from even starting important ideas. it has become the death of democracy. >> i said let's not do the supreme court. we should have 60 votes, which we still do, because we should get bipartisan support. >> we hope our republican colleagues will work with us to produce that change. we will try to get them to work with us. but if not, we will put our heads together and figure out how to go and every thing is on the table. >> the point that we have less than 60 votes in place, mitch mcconnell change that. i would prefer to bring it back here we are where we are and now i don't think anyone is going to want to -- >> i think we have too much we

have to do for this country. >> sean: amazing what a couple of years will do when you're in charge. here's what you need to know about the democratic party. it is filled with now the most radical far left individuals of any major political party in modern history. the only real principle is power over everything come over the constitution, over the bill of rights, over the rule of law, over basic fairness and justice. they want one party rule. they want it in perpetuity forever and ever. now they plan to achieve this goal that consists of three main parts. number one, kill the filibuster. number two, pass hr one with a simple majority. that's the bill that would expand voting to convicted felons, eliminate all voter i.d. whatsoever laws, automatically register everybody in the country and expand massively male and voting. in other words, hr one creates an election system way more

susceptible to fraud and abuse and ballot harvesting, a dreamlike scenario for this modern power-hungry democratic socialist party. make no mistake, the bill is not only nonconstitutional, it federalize is the implementation of elections. it asserts the stated power given to state legislatures and it is reserved for them and that is where step three comes into play. they want to court packing. as we protected, top democrats now want to expand and impact the u.s. supreme court and lower courts with far left activists who will rubber-stamp their radical agenda. late january, less than a week after getting sworn in, joe biden started a petition to figure out how to get all of that done. that would be a doomsday scenario not just for the g.o.p., for but for the entire country. one-party democratic rule always ends with the same results. higher taxes, more poverty, rampant corruption, broken

promises, oh, and they want to make d.c. and puerto rico a state, so they think they will have 4 democratic senators added in perpetuity. look at new york. look at new jersey. look at illinois peer look at california. that is what they want america to look like. unfortunately, we come to you, the american people, you can stop this from happening especially if you live in west virginia or arizona. those two people right there, to quote on a chronic senators again, ending the legislative filibuster. those two senators follow through with their promises that the filibuster will remain in place, the very one democrats were demanding also would destroy the senate. but unfortunately, joe manchin looks like he is beginning to buckle when pressured by chuck schumer. so, if you are from west virginia and arizona, you might want to call, you might want to write, you want to email. i suggest you be polite to let your voices be heard. once that filibuster is gone,

the party that puts power over everything, they will now rule pretty much forever. joining us now with reaction, former senior advisor, president trump's stephen miller along with the never let a crisis go to waste, fox news contributor, stephen miller. start with you. this is a danger when you have a campaign and presidential candidate that is in the media mob big tech candidate protection program never answering questions. these questions were barely asked before election day. >> joe biden was portrayed by the media as a centrist. as we have seen over the last couple of months, he has governed as a radical socialist and while he has been in hiding, his far left progressive staff have systematically advanced to

the most extreme agenda we have ever seen. if they get rid of the filibuster, sean, if they abolish the filibuster, they will abolish the american way of life. they will take over our elections. they will completely dissolve the southern border of the united states. they will illegally erase the distinction between biological men and women peer they will force you to subsidize abortion with your own tax dollars. they will raise taxes through the roof. they will got the second amendment and the right to self-defense and the list goes on, and on, and on. that is what is at stake right now. the filibuster, reconciliation, court packing, statehood, jason chaffetz, if they do that, kamala harris has already said t legislation undone, she would do it through executive order. we have a ready seen that they are stripping the power of the other branch of government you once worked for, the legislative branch by the stroke of a pen.

joe biden thinks he wasn't able to do that as peasant, president. they are not able to get votes anymore. >> yeah, this whole facade of the democrats put up during the the election that they were going to unite the country, work across the aisle and try to work with republicans is just absolutely totally hogwash. they know they have this moment in time where they want to blow through the doors of this country. they want to bypass what the founders envisioned. you know, if you wanted to bypass to get things done fast, you would just have a monarchy or would you tell mike he would have a king. you want to put a house and senate and there. the senate is very conservative in its nature in that it is deliberate. you pick up one issue at a time. but they don't want that becaust because h.r. one, they are going to put the nancy pelosi's and joe biden's and kamala harris is in charge. they want to fundamentally

change how many senators there are and how many supreme court justices they have. >> you could not overstate how scary this moment is for the country. if you want status, authoritarianism, h.r. one really is the key to all of this. because they will bake in all of the things that we saw happen under the guise of covid into all future elections. that means that you will not have any voter i.d. you will not have any signature verification. you will have automatic registration, felons will be able to vote. all mail-in balloting. they will literally assert even the constitution of pennsylvania, the laws in wisconsin, michigan, and even georgia now that they are trying to pass. so, they are just going to go for the whole -- they are going to go for everything. >> they want to nancy pelosi, a radical san francisco liberal to be the dictator of u.s. elections. and if you live in a state like pennsylvania or you live in a state like michigan or you live in any other state, you will not

have the sovereign right to establish your own election rules. that will be taken for you by nancy pelosi to establish permanent one-party rule. i want to underscore what is at stake here. if they get rid of the filibuster, there is nothing to stop them from passing this bill and running over every single election in every state in perpetuity to enmeshed their power. that is what they worship. they worship power. >> sean: i don't have any confidence that even the supreme court, look at this last election. we have laws that say partisan observers can observe. we had two varying signature verification standards in georgia. the constitution, the written constitution in the state of pennsylvania was ignored. nobody seemed to care. the laws in michigan and wisconsin were ignored. nobody seemed to care. i don't seem to have a lot of confidence in justice brett

kavanaugh or john roberts, the chief judge. do you? i don't really have a lot of confidence in them. >> i don't. the chief justice is the one that scares me the most. you had in the pfizer cases, we have well documented on the show multiple times, sean, when they abused that pfizer system and sized they thumbed their nose at the supreme court, they didn't do anything and when you have case after case, after case, they just want to have a hearing. they won't even have those hearings. i don't think it is good enough for our country to just say hey, with god to rely on the supreme court to do what it is going to do. i don't know that they can push it back because if they get rid of the filibuster and they pass these things and joe biden has signaled that he wants to do this, unlike what he did during the campaign, it will happen. >> sean: yeah. i mean, all right, stephen miller, jason chavers. now we turn our focus back to

the southern border. the crisis growing worse day by day. biden's chief said the influx of migrants now is set to be the highest number in 20 years. he was saying a week ago, yeah, we don't have a crisis at the border. at least one migrant facility is now operating at over 700% capacity. forget about social distancing and mask-wearing an covid. unaccompanied minors separated from their parents taking turns, sleeping on the floor with foil blankets and clearly taking showers. others, we know are crammed into tents. others crammed into cargo shipping containers. the ones with bars on the window but butterfly pictures on the walls. no cameras have ever been allowed to see them. even abc is reporting that the situation is total mayhem and there are now growing concerns that foreign terrorists and extremists will now take advantage and be slipping into

this country undetected. the very real. a notorious -- "the washington post." terrorists were coming across the border. he is either wrong or he is lying. but look at that. the same time, more suspected terrorists have just been suspected at the border, including from yemen and one from serbia. maybe they want to start getting their news from other sources. that would be "the washington post." that means that terrorists are able to successfully get into this country legally. this is not just a humanitarian crisis. it is also a national security crisis and it is also a health crisis. the commander in chief, joe biden doesn't seem to realize that there is any crisis going on. in fact, after getting pressed,

telling migrants to hold off. just for now. >> it seems to be getting worse by the day. was it a mistake not to implement it? >> first of all, there was a surge in the last two years and 19 and 20, there was a surge as well. here's the deal. first of all, the idea that joe biden said come. i heard the other day that they are coming because i am a nice guy. well, here's the deal. they are not. >> i can say quite clearly don't come. the process of getting set up, don't leave your town or city or community. >> sean: joe is promising amnesty. no more wall construction is happening. catch and release is back. widespread amnesty on the

horizon. stay in mexico policy eliminated. yeah, okay, just don't come here quite yet while we are getting set up for you. want to be able to set up. then we will get you as quickly as possible the amnesty that i am saying publicly i support. two months into the administration and joe biden is already putting this country in tremendous danger. joining us now with reaction, house minority leader, kevin mccarthy down at the border yesterday. you can tell us what you saw. number one, i see a health crisis. number two, a financial burden on the american people. number three, we now know a national security threat and number 4, he is incentivizing people to come. >> he is and on his very first day in office he said he was going to make all 11 million illegal immigrants a citizen. when i walked into the facility, there was a family from honduras there. we spoke to them and asked them how long had the truck ben.

22 days. you know why 22 days? 15 days ago, they told don mike heard president tell them to come. what he did was remove remaining the stay in mexico, giving 100 days of any deportation. he has created the problem. remember what president trump did. there was a surge coming over and president trump stopped it. he built a wall. i look at el paso where they had 150. they had built 133 miles of that. you know, midnight, january 20th they stopped. they tore down the old barrier so now it is wide open. when i stopped and talked to the border agents, i think all those men and women, they are doing a tremendous job at extraordinary times what about the new

facility under the trump administration. 98,000 square feet. they built it so large they thought they would never meet capacity. 1,040 people. and you know what happened? 120 of our border agents were supposed to protect our borders have to be off the border and working there today. >> sean: about these people, i assume that "the washington post" will be apologizing any minute now. i can hardly wait. but the national security, why would people from yemen become crossing the border? >> it's not just from yemen. what the border agents are saying is that they are seeing things they have never seen before. this is one section of el paso that has 100-200 people a night. they will rush the wall or an opening that hasn't been finished in the wall. then they will take them into the other section. what happens as those cartels go the other section when the border patrol are working and

stretched so thin and they are seen more fat and all van they have ever seen. they told us they were on the national terror list. what is the first thing the democrats said to me? that i was lying. what does the dhs secretary say customer oh, it's not a problem. he literally told the rest of the world i'm not saying don't come. just don't come right now. what does that mean to them? what does it mean that president biden said i will make you all citizens? they will take that for 22 days to try to hurry up and get here. >> did you ever get a chance to get in one of the cargo shipping containers where they are storing kids with them one little window with the bars on it? >> the facility i got into, sean, you and i are both fathers. it would break your heart. this is what the agents have told me. what they are seeing now, one agent picked up a 1-year-old, 3-year-old, and a 5-year-old holding hands. no one in sight for miles.

walking by themselves. why are the children doing this? why are the parents putting them through this? because president biden told them to come. at no time is it right to come here illegally. we believe in legal immigration. what happens at the border is more than a crisis. this is a national security problem. it goes to the heart of what we understand and only one person has changed to make this happen. president trump had a secure border. >> sean: what do you make of the effort and outcome of the strong push to get rid of the legislative filibuster passing everything through reconciliation, bypassing senate rules, for example. court packing, statehood, d.c., puerto rico. because i can't think of a bigger paragraph i have ever witnessed in all of my years of coloring politics which is 33 years of radio and 25 on fox. congressman. >> the one other thing you have

to add to that as they are trying to overturn an election. he won in iweb here won the election, won the recount. oh it's only 6 votes. let's turn it over. they know that their majority is so thin. that's why they are destroying the institution that we know of congress and the senate. people don't have to go to work anymore. the only place they build a wall is around the capital. what they will do -- it is whatever nancy pelosi wants and it is an extreme bill. they take away your right. the one thing we are talking about on speed 22, which is the most important bill to the democrats, not to help anybody but the own politicians. taxpayer money. if they get $200, they get $1200 from the taxpayer. they want to control what the speech is to tell you what you can say in a campaign. i never thought this would even be debated in america that alone pushed and coming so close.

>> sean: all right, congress and, thanks so much for sharing your experience. this will be the biggest power grab, single party rule to push the most radical agenda in our history, and unfolding before our eyes can be people better start paying attention because it's real. coming up, major shooting in atlanta. developing story here we've got the latest breaking news ahead. also, another day, another massive scandal for governor cuomo. this might be the straw that breaks the camel's back. we will explain straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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jonathan, he is live with the very latest. jonathan. >> good evening, sean. as you said, 8 people now reported dead by officials in georgia in three separate shootings. all at massage parlors, all apparently owned, asian-owned. a third of these took place in cherokee county. that is northwest of atlanta. they are, 4 people were killed. then around two hours later, there were two coseparate shootings two different facilities in the buckhead area of atlanta. now, in cherokee county, that is the first one that took place. police say they have arrested a shooting suspect, a 21-year-old man. he has been named by some local media. we have seen a picture of that man, but we have not directly confirmed the identity yet with

the atlanta police. you can see that they did have surveillance camera footage from the cherokee county staff facility and that is why they were able to track down a vehicle that they believe was being driven by the shooter. interestingly, sean, they say that arrests took place some 15. so, if the shootings aren't connected and that is still only a theory, but if they are connected, it would appear that the shooter traveled from somewhere north of atlanta in cherokee county into the city of atlanta itself and then south. and as we say, the top line here, sean, 8 people dead, all that what we believe are asian-owned spas. police say at the moment that they do not know at this point if the three shootings are connected and they do not know if it speaks to an actual motive

in any way. sean? >> sean: all right, we will continue to follow that breaking story tonight. now, also, we now see the very latest with "the new york times" reporting tonight. people close to new york governor, andrew cuomo reportedly plotted how to damage the credibility of accuser and former staffer of cuomo, lindsay boylan when she first came over. she was the first person to come forward with her accusations of harassment from governor cuomo back in december. according to a report, an open letter was even circulated by team cuomo in an effort to discredit her claims and dismissed them as being premeditated and politically motivated. there were schemes to link her up supporters to donald trump and claim the accusation as a ploy for political gain. joe biden was asked about whether cuomo should resign. here was his answer. >> if it confirms the claims of

the women, should he resign? >> yes, i think he probably would end up being prosecuted too. a woman should be presumed to telling the truth and should not be scapegoated and become victimized by her coming forward. that's number one. but there should be an investigation to determine what she says is true. that is what is going on now. >> sean: of course, he missed an obvious follow-up question. what about lucy florez? those are accusations they made against the guy he was talking to, joe biden. even amidst all of these explosive developments in the media, they are still covering, they won't ask joe biden questions. of course the covid nursing home cover-up. my publicist asked the show "the view" several times if i could come on and promote my book but also talk about cuomo

and what i have been doing for months to raise awareness and accountability for my -- here's what they said. here to explain more, make your own sunshine. fox news contributor tammy bruce. thank you both for being with us. let me start with the news first, tammy, with you. and that is the accusation that they wanted to go out and send a loud message. they are going to smear, slander, character assassination, bully the first accuser. your reaction? >> they obviously learned a bit from the clintons, didn't they question what he was the secretary there and i think that you know, the clintons really set a tone for this kind of approach. but what it shows you also, as we saw with the nursing home debacle massacre is that everyone is extendable to these people. that cuomo is really the tip of

this iceberg. no one matters. no human being matters. it is the highest point of narcissism. others might be diagnosing it as something else. but it is frightening because these people have enormous power. when people don't matter, when people are disposed, you are going to see it in orders like the nursing homes and you are going to see it with orders to try to destroy someone who is speaking the truth about who you are, even though, you can't even blame political opponents here because these are democrats, these are supporters. these are women who supportively support his agenda. and yet those people don't matter either. this is a raw, ugly, malignant power where no one matters. no human being accounts except for the person at the top. there are too many of these kinds of individuals. it wasn't just weinstein, not just snyderman. not just bill clinton. it is so deep in the democrat party. i think that he totally expected

to be defended and protected and i think right now he doesn't quite know what to do. he is going to not have a choice very, very soon and due in large part to your other guest. the hero of the story, janice dean, who he attempted to try to smear as well. janice, the lone voice for a very long time would not back down. she is the role model. she is the person who shows other women, regardless of your political party and what you stand for politically, that you can stand up for other women and you can make a difference and you don't surrender. >> sean: i can't, i can't say it any better than tammy just did but she's right. you have been fighting for this justice. what we now know as the following timeline, timelines are important. this executive order was late march of last year. they knew in june.

now we know that we have the numbers. the nursing home deaths were out of control, obviously connected to the executive order. they worked on a cover-up and then worked on a book on leadership and then received an emmy on top of that. also, as you know, we have health care workers are group homes where kids with developmental disabilities, 10,311 workers got covid-19. 32 died. 552 residents at these group homes died with another 6,382 they are. that order still is in place today. when i found that out, i could not believe it. reaction. >> well, it's just a list of things that we have to blame them for. there was an investigation.

all i want right now, sean, is for the investigations to continue. obviously, the me too part of this is important and no woman should ever have to be put in that position. and of course, i know full well above the full voltage administration's fear campaign because i was part of all. but i don't want them to their eye off of nursing homes. we have over 15,000 of our loved ones died because of that executive order of 9,000 infected patients being put into nursing homes and i don't want people to lose sight of that. in the cover-up, the massive cover-up that went on for months, for many months. i was out there. i felt like i was alone talking about this and now there is a chorus of us. and i feel like everyone has to come on board and ask for accountability and keep these

investigations in place. because we want answers. we need answers. our loved ones deserve that, sean. >> sean: i totally agree with you it is tragic because it was preventable as the u.s. there were a lot of experts who got a lot wrong. march around this time last year, anthony fauci was telling people don't wear a mask. a mask is not going to help you at all. andrew cuomo was bragging that without the best health care system in the world. okay. but when they knew rather than make the change and show real leadership, that is when the cover-up began and the worst part of it is they had the beds. trump filled the beds. trump brought in the navy hospital. that is frustrating even more. >> we just want an investigation for the answers into all of this. i hope it all comes out so it never happens again, sean.

and tammy, thank you for the beautiful words. >> sean: yeah, all right, thank you both. we are sorry for what happened to you. when we come back, columbia now planning. that's right, the ivy league college or having multiple graduations this year separating students based on socioeconomic status and so much more. we've got the details. and also, we have reactions from dan bongino, geraldo rivera straight ahead. he is ♪ ♪ ne, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles.

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and lgbt ia q plus students in addition to the main graduation ceremony. columbia marks graduation every spring with a university wide commencement ceremony for the graduates of each of our schools. these events, bringing together all of our graduates and their families for a high point of every academic year. the smaller events dan bongino, fox news correspondent, geraldo rivera. geraldo rivera is smiling. i don't know why. >> [laughs] >> sean: i thought the left, don't ask me for definitions because i probably can't give them to you. i thought the left was about inclusiveness. isn't that what we hear all the time? by the way, i'm inclusive. i don't care that people have --

>> inclusive plus. if you were asking what i think about this program, the cranky old man you see here, i would think it was wildly woke and politically correct and ridiculous, laughable. make you nauseous. flashback 50 years to when i was actually a student at columbia, i was in a special program for black and brown young people to get that this is a local business would integrate the business. then it was all black is proud. a whole different thing where you are a young person. you are told about identity and who you are and where you fit in in the world is such a big impossible place. better to get your little -- >> sean: isn't that a mixed message? aren't there mixed messages here that we should be accepting

income we should be inclusive, we shouldn't isolate the open-minded is that all of the site is -- >> i hate to say it. it seems so some of the am of these kids today, they don't want inclusion. they want to be whoever they are. >> sean: but that is what the whole movement is. >> gay used to be an umbrella term. it included everybody. and now, it's all stratified. it's all, you know -- >> sean: all right. dan bongino, i've got to get your reaction. >> yeah, i don't think kids want to be separate. i think they are taught this by

liberal lunatics. let me just tell you something, your hair is wild tonight. i'm very impressed. i'm digging that. but getting back to the point here, sean, seriously, are we really doing -- >> can't do a thing with it. >> i know, that is why i shaved mine in florida. >> are we really going back to segregation? are we doing this again? >> sean: there is a california bill proposing removing cops who express religious or conservative beliefs. i thought we were supposed to be accepting of other people. i don't give a flying rip. i don't care what people do. >> i know you don't. don't the liberals have the bumper sticker tolerance on their car question were just not at graduation ceremonies. and i know there come back. columbia's comeback was this.

we have a black graduation, hispanic graduation, lgbt graduation. welcome okay well, how would you feel if you walked into a restaurant again and it had a black section and a white section at a hispanic section and it said no worries, fellows. it's only voluntary. i don't think segregation was a good idea. we lost a lot of lives fighting this nonsense. it's time to go back to our goal which was supposed to be a color-blind society. easy for you and i to do. apparently not that easy for -- that whole tolerance thing is b.s. >> sean: geraldo, the last word. >> i remember in high school where you had a lot of the black students would segregate themselves at the lunch hour. you know, let people be in their groups if that's where they want to be. i find it tedious.

i am very proud. it diminishes them with all of this political correctness. but you know, different strokes for different folks. >> sean: all right. dan bongino, thank you. geraldo rivera. coming up, media coverage continues. one piece after another. the mob is doing his bidding as usual. biden finally agrees to hold a news conference. we are going to tell you when. we need to be prepared for it. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different. first and only fda approved. celebrate less risk.

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>> sean: the mob and the media continuing their efforts actually trying to claim --

let's go to the videotape. >> i want to thank the come of the former general. i keep calling him general. the guy who runs that outfit over there. because the vast majority of congress, left, right, center, from wall street to the private -- economic polling initiatives. am i supposed to speak? >> sean: joe has had some better days than others. probably is why he has waited a whopping 55 days to have his team announced that he will in fact hold a press conference next thursday. he seems to only have one big agenda item a day and will this be a real press conference where he makes questions on the fly or is it going to be entirely orchestrated the way it looked at the campaign with all the

questions and all the questioners predetermine in every second of it preplanned. here with reaction, fox news contributor from the hill. i washed the little clips that they had with stephanopoulos. he is a hard-core left wing radical democrat. big clinton supporter. you will get to see the real stephanopoulos. i'm not so sure i have confidence. he is teetering, but is able to pull through. if i ever get to see the entire unedited tape. >> yeah, chief anchor of "abc news," george stephanopoulos. there it was, sean. as you noted earlier, when he was talking about how an investigation should play out as far as andrew cuomo in terms of those sexual harassment

allegations and there is no follow-up, you have been accused as well of sexual harassment, sexual misconduct. what do you say, sir, in terms of your accusers and what they have said about you? that was so 101 journalism right there and he let them off the hook. they needed 9 days to prepare for his first press conference. and look, we talk about, okay, i have that hilarious headline that said in his first two and half months, he hasn't had too many gaps even though he hasn't even been in office for two months. so even the headline has a gap. but either of that aside, what is a gap and what is an invalid truth? an invalid truth is a nice way of saying a lie. when the president said during his address last week that his covid bill will create over 6 million jobs. multiple fact checks showed that

that is not true. there was no vaccine despite getting two doses on his own. and then he also said that there weren't nearly enough vaccines ordered to vaccinate the american people. no, there were 800 million doses ordered by the previous administration, the trump administration. so, what is a gap and what is an outright lie at this point? really, we were told that joe biden would be the second coming of george washington from a truth telling perspective. and now it has been anything but, sean. >> sean: i'm not expecting tough questions. except maybe peter doocy. that would probably be the only one. all right, as always, thank you. more "hannity," next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪

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>> sean: unfortunately that's all the time we have left. set your dvr and set in for laura show. we will always be independent. we will never be the media mob.

our radio show on a station near you. hannity.com will tell you where. i have some very good news. set your dvr for the next hour. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham takes it from here. >> laura: thank you, sean. i don't have to say it now. you did my homework for me. >> sean: i did. apparently you didn't know to say that so now i'm trying to help out my friend and colleague. >> laura: i'm learning. i am on a curve. grade me on a curve, please. hannity, awesome show. i love dan bongino and i'm so happy he's doing so well. great guy. that news was so great. ralph over his health. what a great person. >> sean: laura, have a great show. >> laura: think so much. i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. the derek chauvin trial threatens to unravel. why is the judge looking to withhold potentially exculpatory evidence. masks for 2-year-olds and vaccinal