years, the usa says we will not allow great powers to establish colonies in our hemisphere. it's called the monroe doctrine. the vitamin restoration is letting china from brazil into a colony here on that all week and in the meantime enjoying rio. we'll see themei on . h >>an and welcome to hannity tonight . another big win at the u.s. supreme court this time surrounding your freedom of religion. ht now full-a details straight ahead. we'll interview the coach that was at the heart of this big ruling today. also, nancy pelosi likes to say that she will take a punch or throw a punch for kids. pe last a week the speaker caught on tape actually throwing an elbow at congresswoman mayra flores, his young daughteressw, congresswoman flot

will respond. also tonight , wetake begin with the left's weekend of rage and despair at lying and fundraising emails. even roe v. wade is no more . democrats havee descended into a state of full blown lying to steria yet again. now keep in mind this decision did not outlaw abortion in america. instead, they decided who willca decide they'd return the issue to the states to decide your elected officials. so ultimately the american people will decide allowing voters to debate, decide the rules and regulations surroundingggu abortion in their respective states. but democrats are notti interested in an honest debate. so over the weekend they took to the streets. some proudly displayed veryd graphic, vulgar signs likevu this one here calling justice amy coni barrett. well, i can't even say it. another sign telling the justices to burn in . others evoking coathangersg displayed cartoon and statedli

that god was killing babies.mo one common theme at all demonstrations in america that we are doomed in the supreme in court needs to go . in other words, they are calling for an insurrectionme against a coequal branch ofnt government. the new york times even detailed what they call a step by step plan to discipline the u.s. supreme court by impeaching justices and packing the courtng. and according to top democrats, well, one way or the other,, the u.s.re t supreme court must be punished. >> take a look. this court has lost legitimacy. they have burnedwh whatever legitimacy they may still have hady m after their gn decision, after their voting decision, after their unionth decision, they just took the last of it and set a torch to it with the roe vs. wade opinions. >> and thanks too how this court was put c together, its credibility has never been more in question. and this decision came at a time when the country is already dangerously divided.

there must be consequences for such a deeply destabilizing action and a hostile takeover of our democratic institutions to allow that to stand is to allow it to happen. though the hysteria was even worse in chicago, where a failed mayorwo laurie lightweight lightfoot had this to say about supreme courtt justice clarence thomas. >> take a look at this .>> i mean, it seems like where we are likely by weathertech right now. . remember, the mayor is one of many democrats who promoted violence against the court in may she issued a call to arms and claim that the court was coming for gay people even worse, two years earlier, democratic leader that's right,

chuck schumer, he threatened justices right on the stepsre oi the u.s. supreme courtll saying you have released the whirlwind gorsuch kavanaugh and you you wpay the price. you won't know what hit you. what does that mean, chuck? because now violent left wing groups are now showing up at their private homes, meaning the justices. one man had a plot to assassinate just kavanaugh. meanwhile, other left wing groups are committing huge actss of violence allam over the country, all in the name of abortion rights. over the weekend in lynchburg, v virginia, vandals targeted a pro-life pregnancy center spray spray painting, quote, if abortion is safe unsafe, another pregnancy centerr in colorado is lit on fire and spray painted with a similar message in portland, oregon, private businesses all over town were damaged during a violent abortion riot. numerous windows were smashed. there was also more spray painting graffiti, one message reading quote till the supreme

court. meanwhile, outut in l.a., one rioter was arrested for attacking a police officer with a makeshiftmake flamethrowt in arizona. pro-abortion protesters thereor attempting to storm the the state senate building and trapping lawmakers inside, according to one state senator , quote,wmccta we ared currently they're being held hostage inside the senate buildingen due to members of the public trying to breach our security and smell tear gas. t and the children of one of the members are in the office f sobbing with fear.ely unfortunately, fake news. cnnfake mzoudi, n.c. they love insurrection talk but apparently not now they love covering it only if it advances their political agenda. democrats, the media mobme only seemdi to care about i democracy when it's politically expedientt safety security. they only speak out againstle violence when it advances g their political cause. and of course they never leto a crisis go to waste. in the hours following the roe decision, top democrats trying

to raise money. what a shock. the dnc asking people to donate twenty five bucks to protect abortion 2 rights. nancy pelosi asking for 15 bucks. bato boso asking rork. he was only begging for three dollars a person and then there's president joe biden instead of leading the fight to quote restore abortion rights, he's off to saudiia arabia. why he's going to that whatis he called pariah nation to kiss the the crown prince that hefo claims is responsible for killing journalist jamal khashoggi. but he's there to beg for oil because he's letting domestic production lay by the wayside. we have enough resources to supply this country with oil and gas for hundreds of years.is this week he made a pit stop in europe and frankly he didn't look too well during a phototo op. he looked dazed ow and confused at times staring off into space, unable to hold down simple basic conversation or be present during meetings at

these world leaders. needless to say, between biden's cognitive struggles, ur the horrific state of our economy, the general woke lawlessness on the left, voters are leaving the democratic party in droves. look at this .th in the past 12 months alone, more than one million voters have now switched their party affiliation toil the gop. hill with reaction is the co-host of outnumbered kayleigh mcenany, along with our founder travis. you know, so aosis says the supreme court who lied must face consequences for an impeachable offense c. elizabe elizabeth warren says she knowsh no longer the court believes the court has legitimacy. others are talking about packing. the court isou this they reactin because they didn't get the one decision or twoon decisions they want? yes. and as the wall street journal pointed out, the root of this problem, sean, is this . they have been in appropriately using the supreme court for decades to get their policy

preferences, whether it's banning a coach from kneelingitt on the 50 yard line in silence, whether it's achieving the end of nationwide right to abortion despite no evidence of this and precedent and history and tradition, ruth ginsburg has said that they cannot win at the ballot box so they must abuse the court. and when they don't get their waylish, abolish the institutio abolish the electoral college, the court, get rid ofan the filibuster. and when you go back and readd what the justices actually said during their confirmation hearings, they invokednf ginsbug rule, which is we're not going to give any previews or hints as to how we will rule on a case. they spoke appropriately. aoc warren they'll pout all the way to changingch the constitution because they simply can't handle the result. >> we know why they're doing it. i mean, the democrats can't run on a forty one year high of inflation and record high gas prices. they can't run on the disastrous border or

afghanistan. there's not one thing i can point that i would say ises successful. the policy they've implementedpi . sollion, okay will run on abortn guns january six and calling republicans names the old playbook because i don't think they got anything else. my question to you is will that strategy work? d i don'ton think so, sean. and i don't think it's going to work because very few peoplete are single issue voters when it comes to abortion and those that were have been voting that way. let's say it's 25% of the american public on both sides pretty much canceling each other out for a very long time . the vast majority of the american public out there r you just referenced it in the last year a million people havee flipped from being democrats tol being republicans. that's overwhelmingly happening in the suburbs where crime where inflation where an inability to findd baby formula

,all of that is rollingoi together, creatingng what igg believe is going toes be one of the biggest red waves of alle. time and democrats are kind of letting you know that abortion itself is not enough because they've had seven weeks to tryss this since we got the supreme court leak. and i bet kayleigh agrees with me here . oh , by the way, who did it? we still don't know. they weren't successful, but this was a unbelievable violation of decorum inside of s the supreme court and democrats now are moving on to they're going to take away your right to to any sort of birth control. we'll get clarence thomas there trying to call him out for the decision here . they're trying to move on to a larger right for privacy argument because abortionak by itself, sean, when you really break it down allat this is doing isic allowing the democratic process to flourish at the states and make a decision about what should and should not exist all over our 50 state laboratories.

you know, caldwell, our friend and colleague, he's going to be on later in the showon tonight and his 18 year old brother was killed on the south side of chicago this weekend. a five month old baby shot and killed in chicago this weekend. you know, alls of us defund, dismantle no bail laws. we now see record homicides and all of thesee big cities couple that with the horrible, horrific state of education and add that to the high gas prices and record high inflation and the border and afghanistan and war in europe. what the hell do they have to run on ?ne i don't think i don't see i one thing that they're doing h that is working. they're hurting this country. these policiescies are crushingo the american economy and it's hurting us abroad and our cities aren't safe. they are not safe and sound. s when i sit at the podium, e i said the names ofch those children who lost their lives,

the president never asked aboutt them. a they never ask about operation legend named after a four year old boy for you who was shot in his bed. and because of that operation we arrest nearly 500 people that work that a committed homicide and people don't know that . you know what president trump dides ? he did this very quietly. but those kids whose names i read at the podium, he quietly wrote letters to them and their families and it meant the worldld to a lot of those families. some of the social media posts that reflected it so caldwell well, i am praying for him. my heart goes to him. i can't imagine his pain, but to his credit he is using f what is a painful moment in his family to highlight the millions of families out v there who have been plaguedso by violence in the streets and some who have lost theiril children. s he is speaking topeak a veryinga cause that unfortunately ises left totally ignored. >> we'll give you the last. i certainly echo what caleb said and we have got and have unfortunately allowed our cities and our states to

turn into killing fields. and what needs to happen, sean,p is not complicated. we need to let police doob their job and we need to keep and put criminals behind bars. wewe did it in the 1990s and it worked and if we do it again, it will work. these democrats soft on crimeho policies are failureug thoughts and prayers to giono, all of his familyly and also so manyit families out there that areh struggling with violence all over this country that don't feel safe and are having to deal with losses in their families. it is absolutely awful and indefensible. no wants to change now. it's all of it was preventable . all of it is something we. can fix. we have the ability to fix these things. we knowhowol how to it's called policing, refunding the police get rid of these t idiotic no bail laws. >> i mean, it's simple. i mean, anyway. kayleigh, thank you . thank you .y thank all right. now y we turn to south dakota in the wake of the roe decision, the state is one of the few places that had on their books since i believe 2005 outlawed abortion, a trigger law as they call it,

in other words ofed roe ishe overturned. they would trigger that and they doyy have an exception to save the life of the mother.w here to explain a brand new book just out today, you can get on amazon.com, hannity .com bookstores everywhere. it's not my first rodeo lessons from the heartland. south dakota governor kristi noem is with us. you know, i asked you a question on radio today and i want to ask you about your book in a second about how to stop the people of south dakota feel because i look at the supreme court and their gun decision was clear . we have an enumerated right in the constitution, the right to keep and bear arms.rms is no there's no enumerated enu rightr abortion. but our framers had provisions the 10th amendment, the ninth amendment that allows them to hand it off to the states wherel then the people will elect the officials that will make that decision based on their state valuess t. f are these the values of the people of south dakota? i would assumeld they are, yeah.

>> i think the people of south dakota really appreciate the fact that the supreme court did its job here . you know, yearss ago they made a wrong decision and when they put this decisionons back last week, what they dids was put this authority at the state level, which is wherea it should have always been. so we'll have this conversations in south dakota. we have a bill that passed back in two thousand and five that said if roe was ever overturned that it would become illegal in our state to have an abortion unless it was to save the life of a mother. dif you know, there have been'm different ballot initiatives over the years. i'm sureonon will continue to ba debate. but i'm proud of the fact that my state stands for life. they recognize that every single life is precious and that this is something that's very clear that the people will have a debate with now i know the, the publicc out there doesn't necessarily know the latest science and technology and developments that we now know in the lastn' ten years that we didn't know previously about what happens to a baby in thee, what they

feel, the pain they feel. oc alles of that is an education process that so many of us need to continueto to talk about.lk and it's important that we talk about supporting mothers that but we have four programs to come alongside people in this unplanned pregnancyro or a crisis situation that's h facing them. how do they get health care? how do they get people to walk alongside them financially? what do they need and how do we t connect them to adoptive families if that's the route that they choose? we have states like new york now actively promoting the idea that if you can't get in a late term abortion in your state, come to our state. >> i think in south dakota you promote mt. rushmore. wet' do. it's shocking to me that the governor of new york wants that to be the legacy of our state ending life. come here . t if you want to end a life. we do know that there's consequence for leadership. but boy, i'd much ratherud be proud of my state for standing for freedom, for liberty, for honoring greatt leaders who let our country in times of crisisun.

youit know, it's important toin us that we continue to talk to people about this issue becausei it is something that is so important, so timely.y and frankly, we've seen t the supreme court make some reallyig big decisions this last week that really upheld our constitution. i'm so gratefuld ouut for them r doing their job. let me ask you i learned a lot about you as i read not my first rodeo. rodeo. i didn't know that you lost your father at a i didn't know you lost your father at a young age. i didn't know that you decided to stay and work on the ranch all the life's life lessons you learned doing so i think it a big part of your life that a lot of people don't know about . tell us why those values how did they shapeho you into the person you are today? i think the way i was raised is why i'm who i am today. you know, my my dad was a cowboy. he was tough. he was actually one of my best friends. my my whole life's plan was toe grow up, go to school and come

back and run businesses with him. farm and ranch and live the rest of my life there with our family together. that dramatically changed when he was killed. it threw us into a situation where we were hit with death taxes all of a sudden we have this tragedy. he's killed at the age of9 forty nine and then we have a federal law threatening taking away our entire family business. so that's what got me involved w in government and politics and it was very tryingre. took me ten years to pay off those taxes and we almost lost our familyy business went through other challenges over the years but the way i grew up,t the family that i had our faith created, od the person that i am today and that's how i make my decisions is from my value system and i'm hopeful will not just know me for covid now they'llll recognize that this that covid i wasn't my first rodeo. i wentr through a lot of other challenges in my life, but i'm proud of the fact that it made me strong. it made me a good decisionut makere and that it made me want to serve people. your name gets mentioned a lot

when it comes to potentially being a president or a vice president. beinone you give it any thought? well, people ask so oftenbu that you have to give itha a thought, but i'm hoping that people will elect me to be the governor of south dakota. it's not in my plans. i truly just want to continue our focus on our state. we've some unique opportunities. we've got the best economy in the country. we've gotit our fastest growinge incomes in our state. people are thriving doing well.s they'reta happier than in other states.. i think that's a testimony to the rest of the country of what really is possible when you do conservative policies that it really does benefit our families. so the fact that we are anri examplegh right now to the rest of the country and a little bit of hope, that's what we w desperately need. so i'll continue to do what itr can to make sure we keep this country as great as i had the chance to grow up in .my i want my granddaughter to have the same opportunity, incredible life story, not my first rodeo bookstores everywhere. amazon.com. governor , thank you so much for being with us.

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to derail. meanwhile, the fallout from the supreme court's historic reversal of roe v. wade continues this week across the u.s. and now some large u.s. companies are vowing to expand health benefits for employees who want an abortion while disney says it will cover travel costs for employees who can't access family planning care where they live, including pregnancy related matters netflix, alaska airlines, jpmorgan chase and comcast will do likewise. i'm jackie, ivana's. now back to "hannity" or a major win for religious liberty today at the u.s. supreme courtigio as the high ct ruled in favor of a former high school football coach named joe kennedy who was placed on leave o by a washington schol district back in 2015 reciting a prayer at the 50 yard line after games in a six three decision, a court ruled that kennedy's prayer was protected speech under the free

speech and free exercisefr clauses of the first amendment. writing for the majority justice gorsuch, he wrote that quote that the first amendment doubly protects religious. it's no accident. it is a natural outgrowth of the framers distrust of government and attempts toem regulate religion and suppress dissent. it was the reaction as joe kennedy himself, along with theh president and ceo of the first liberty institute. kelly shackelford is with us. joe ,ards first of all, coach , congratulations to you. how do you feel about high? i'm still trying to get accustomed to oh my gosh, we actually won and i the big sigh of relief and just immense thankfulness for the court, the lawyers and every supportere and every american who made this happen. >> let's talk about so you would pray as i understand after the game at the 50 yard b

line, you didy it by yourself.a right.t and thenen at times people saw what you were doingnd they decided to join you. you didn't force them to join you. you weren't forcing players to join you. you are forcing the crowd to join you.lu they would doo it voluntarily on their own. correct? that is correct. all right. so that's a free exercise tot be a faith.i you know, one of the things that i love about the nfl is i think it's spontaneous. bei believe it is at the end ofu a lot of nfl games. you see players from both teams. they get together sometimes the refs evennps e join in and they get in a circle.le they've been to need, they say a prayer together and they walk off the field and you know, you don't want to watch it. you don't have to watchip that part but you don't have to participate if you don't want to participate in it. ii think it's a little differet than the kaepernick scandal. what do you think, joe ?ou

i think every american should have the same freedoms everybody else. the first amendment is veryis clear and i just i think it's awesome that for that this was a big win and it totally protects all americans. so i don't expect to be anyct rioting whatsoever on this. i think n everybody should be partying right now and just saying, hey, the first amendment is alive and well for all americans, people of faith, faiths or no faith at all. kelly shackelford, will joe get his job back ? will he get back pay? will he get damages? and sean, one of the neat things that people don't realize is koch didn't ask for any moneyey. he wanted to make that clear. all he wanted was his job as a football coach and to be able that fifteen twenty second prayer, silent prayer after the game, the court reiterated that that's all he asked for today. and so that's what he's going to get unless they want to defy the supreme court. so this is a great win not

only for coach . he's been fighting this forfi six years but for the press i mean my whole career. thirty three years fight for religious freedom, the default positionon when there's religios expression has always been censorship. well, that'spp over as of today because we've got a supreme court that may right to free exercise of religion and free speech are fully protected. so i can understand. all right. you don't want damages from d the school district? definitelyefe take your back pae they owem you that and make them pay for your lawyer to yeah. lett the lawyers work that out. i just i just want to be able to have the same freedoms that i fought for for twenty years in the marine corps and it's justt great that i have been able to still continue to fight and defend the constitution. now are you officially be hired back by the district? maybe mr.ba shackleford, i ask you, will he be hired back ? that's that's what i saws he asked for in the j case is to get his job back and to be able

to say that fifteen twenty second prayer after the game. the supreme cour ruled in his favor. and so unless they want to defy the supreme court, that's what should be coming next . and inin the fall f he'll be ba on the fieldaf and will be sayie a prayer after the game. are you sure they're not going to try and keep him off f the field? why do i never trust school districtss at all? but he's going to be back out there. t let's hope they don't have that fight, but we're ready to haveve that fight if they want t fight the supreme court, i think they're going toheak realize they made a seriouse. mistake. i don't expect them to do that . but we'll be ready if they well ,if they do that at that point, then bring me into the case. i'll be a free adviser and thenl we'll demand the back pay. thenen we'll demand damages andi think they'll probably give iny and capitulate and they'll they'll they'll change their mind pretty quickly at that point, fear of that lossha is probably greatert than the supreme court loss. coach . great, great case. fascinating. i applaud you for standing for b your convictionsel, your beliefn

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quote, yesterday was the worstor day of my existence. i received a call informing me that my teenage baby brother was murdered on the south side s of chicago, caldwell wrote on saturday. according to authorities, by the way,,au the suspects flea in a black van .e no arrests have b been made as f now. also over the weekend and that safe city of chicago right.e a five month old baby was among those killed in the shootings across the city of chicago. sadly, itat is just the latest case of unending, senseless, insane violence across the windy city as residents now continue to suffer under out of control crime failed far left rule led by, ofhe course, mayor laurie lightweight. she was too busy criticizing clarence thomas this weekend anyway here . well, know i don't have words. i really don't except my heart aches for you i .

i can't imagine how you feel today like yesterday when you got that call and what's so skate's and nobody liftr a finger to stop it. how are you? you know, how do you react? >> that was my baby brotherbr kristen who just turned 18 this year is no longer with me. he, he was a good kid and certainly knowing that living in chicago seemingly comes with a price these days. but i would never have intended other black bodies are being littered in the streets of chicago and it's not just impacting african-americans, er it's impacting everyone. you can't go downtown chicago now without looking around

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