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to ukraine. including a fresh new infusion of $820 million just this week, bringing the total commitment, are you guys ready? to $54 billion, which is about a third of ukraine paucity entire. according to one advisor we must sacrifice so the liberal world order is upheld. watch this. >> the military analyst, the director of national intelligence say this could be a long war measured in years. i think everybody understands why this is happening. but is it sustainable? what do you say to the families that say we cannot afford to pay for .85 dollars a month if it's not sustainable. >> the president set a clear articulation of the state's. this is about the future of the liberal world order and we have to stand firm. >> how long will you be expected to suffer in silence for the

liberal world order? according to joe biden, as long as it takes. >> how long is it fair to expect americans to pay a premium because of the war? >> the second part of the question? >> will it bring down prices? the war has pushed prices up. it go as high as $200 per barrel. how long is it fair to expect american drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this war? >> as long as it takes so russia cannot defeat ukraine and it won't be on ukraine. >> extraordinary. for the record, gas prices and inflation were spiking long before vladimir putin invaded ukraine. there is no mystery as to why. joe biden shut down the xl pipeline. joe biden restricted oil. he restricted fracking. joe biden ended exploration in

alaska. and breaking tonight with gas prices at record highs, joe biden is blocking new offshore drilling in the atlantic ocean and the pacific ocean. why would the president limit drilling at a time like this? sadly, we won't soon get an answer because joe is headed for another long weekend off away from the white house. here now with the reaction is the author of the upcoming book, come on man, along with former massachusetts senator scott brown and "fox & friends" weekend co-host rachel campos-duffy. scott, let me start with you. when we hear about the importance of keeping gas high and oil high because we are fighting vladimir putin through ukraine, isn't it true that as long as the oil prices are high, putin is getting more money and this is funding his adventurism. the way to stop and would be in fact to bring oil prices down, not to keep them high?

>> we know when oil was below $50 per barrel and less that russia was hurting. you are absolutely right. this liberal new world order. another biden representative, newsflash. the world does not all liberal. there are certain parts of the world that are. in the united states of america which is where we are, we need to focus on our needs and not other peoples needs right now. we are paying a little less now because it's independence day we can. they are doing the manipulation. i paid $5.15 last week. when i got back last weekend. it's no secret that president biden said he would and fossil fuels in america. i guess that's okay. he is doing a good job. i guess he doesn't really care about the other parts of the world because he is going to venezuela and dealing with iran and thus audis and making their oil industry is booming. he is creating jobs everywhere

but here. 85% of the people say we are going in the wrong direction. he has got to get his act together. this administration is doomed. they are not doing anything right. >> the title of your book is perfect because it should be explanation. you saw his performance right there, embarrassing at nato. noting the nature that as long as it takes and making a fool of himself and harming the national security in the meantime. what is your take on what biden is up to at this point? >> besides that, everything is going great. i would love to do some keg stands over the weekend with those 15% who thank things are going in the right direction. who or these people? seriously, the press is turning on mr. biden. that should have happened the minute he tried to sell the

country on this notion that if you spend trillions upon trillions of additional dollars on top of the system, somehow he made the argument that that will lower inflation and the deficit. brian dees is the chief economic advisor to the president of the united states said this is all intentional. the energy policy to the new liberal world order. it sounds like something out of star wars. i guess that's the plan. we have elections in this country and come november as many democratic strategists will tell you the voters will reject this liberal world order and restore order to the politicalol universe. we have that going for us. >> we certainly hope so. the system seems to be effectively with what is going on. rachel, this is what i get concerned about. there are people running the administration, clearly not joe biden. they think all of this is fine. they keep putting him in front and keep arranging, whether it's

this kind of press conference where he refused to take many questions at all. there is people within the establishment that are moving this along. is that something we need to be concerned about post- november and the midterm? >> of course. there's three years left of this administration. we can put the brakes on in the midterm, but there's a lot more damage that can be done. i do like that this guy slipped up. we were called conspiracy theorists when we talked about the liberal world order or had the great reset. we know it's true. they are totally willing to impoverish us. it's not just because they have an obsession with environmentalism and they want to transition to fossil fuels, out of fossil fuels and into energy that will make us more dependent on china. that is part of it. it is bigger. it's a great reset. they are trying to give us what

schwab wants with the world economic forum, which is a chinese system, a social credit. a chinese type of capitalism where the top has capitalism and wealth. the elite and the state and the rest of us live under socialism. this is a big deal. we are starting to see the curtain open up and starting to see behind and we know what is going on. >> scott, does it matter who gets elected in november? the volume of the statement that is made in the midterm elections. in your time in washington and as an ambassador, have you found the thing that makes a difference when it comes to what politicians are willing to do, like listen to the american people? >> it will be a very serious warning shot especially leading into the presidency. everyone is saying there is a huge red wave. that is true if we don't screw it up and not unite behind the

candidate who may not be your candidate. it's a republican who may be appointed by ronald reagan. not your 100% friend or enemy as he would say. just getting back to something that was said earlier about the press. my wife is a former journalist. i have a lot of respect for the press. but you have to do your job. quoting bill belichick, hold them accountable between the cue cards and the ushering in and out. the amazing handling of the president, it's embarrassing, dangerous and affecting our national security. it has got to stop. when we look at the farm team we will go to harris and pelosi. we have some very serious issues and we need somebody strong to deal with them. we are not. >> this is jordan valley wieck and a sense. doesn't biden having a list of people that he goes to, doesn't that tell us that the media is

colluding with the biden administration and making sure they know a certain someone is picked on and chosen for questions. it's going to be easy or am not a hard follow-up for that person can be trusted. isn't that part of the problem especially with the white house press corps? they complained about access. haven't they've been facilitating this debacle? >> yeah. it's funny when you mention access. the guy who was president before joe biden was the most accessible president that we have ever had. he took more questions and his three predecessors combined. some press conferences went on for two and a half hours. the press complained he was trying to destroy the free press. compared to what we are seeing now if this president has had that list. he's smart enough to share that they gave me a list of reporters that i have to call on. saying the quiet part out loud. it's not just joe biden.

as far as the farm team, try getting a flight somewhere this weekend without it being canceled or postponed or costing you a fortune. we have a transportation secretary who is supposed to be having a plan who has no business in this position as transportation secretary. he doesn't know how to fix the problem despite his experience as a small town in indiana. that's the whole team in general it's not just biden. it is amateur hour. >> the two people that represent the democratic party and base, really are kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. that is the answer for them. my goodness, the condition they are in now is quite a disaster. thank you so much for joining me tonight. the 4th of july is three days away. according to a brand-new fox news poll, pride in america is plummeting under joe biden.

i wonder why? 39% of voters are proud of the country including 46% of democrats. joining us now with the reaction is the first green beret to be elected to congress, representative michael walsh. thank you so much. people can look at a pole like that and think that we don't like the country. it's not that. we love the country. we don't like what is happening to it and how we are being represented. is that your take on this? >> tammy, i think that's part of it. i think there is something more fundamental. if you look at the polling dado you see a steady decline over the last decade plus. i point to our education system and covid exposed to us the garbage being taught in our schools. this is a fundamentally bad country that at its core it is

misogynist, racist, colonialist. it wasn't founded to establish individual freedom for we the people away from monarchies and emperors. that it was established to protect slavery. when that is being taught in our schools and on top of that you have things in math class which we discovered in florida. word problems that talk about counting the numbers of oppressors and oppressed. now in our military, they are saying on one hand you need to be willing to die for our constitution and flag, but it is fundamentally in its core bad and flawed. i think you take all of that together and when you talk about a military like this president has and the secretary of defense has, it is overrun with white supremacy. it doesn't surprise me you are seeing this type of decline in pride in our institutions and pride in our flag. >> i think there's a combination of things going on.

we have young people especially being indoctrinated with loathing the country. they don't know because history is not taught anymore. there's not much of a background. we do know a good majority of americans know that what you describe is a result. this is not a natural organic thing going on. this is a group of people running the country that have done this to us. on this fourth of july, there is a sense that the 4th of july might become a partisan holiday. do you envision that happening? >> i pray not. i will do everything i can to fight and remind people that this flag stands for individual liberty, the right to assemble, the right to free speech and the right to criticize your own government. there are literally more people out right now, more military members out now willing to die

for the flag then the entire canadian australian armies combined. you know who does appreciate this country and is literally dying to get here? those our immigrants like the afghans that were so desperate to come to this great nation they were willing to cling to the side of a jet or people dying coming across the southern border. to your point, it's all self-inflicted wounds. when you look at where we were in the month before the pandemic hit with record unemployment across every sector, black, white and brown, women and men with a roaring economy, tax reform. if you look at where we were under the previous administration and people looked at the results in their lives, they were pretty excited. now they look at everyday problems. >> this is it. we have to remember that the debacle of afghanistan is what

shook the nation to its core, really. when we understood that there is something wrong that happened and we are seeing that kind of failure move through every single other issue that we face in this country. that was not an accident. that was not a bug. it was a feature of what we were to expect. great job. thank you so much. have a good independence weekend. now let's turn to the u.s. supreme court for a series of important rulings that have democrats upset. joe biden was at a loss for words. watch this. >> can you hear us? >> yes. >> hey, everyone. thanks for joining us. thanks i open it up. i know you all are as busy as i am. thank you for taking the time.

we are in an important area here. politicians have made the most important decisions for not only women, but they will expand on this decision on men as well. >> i am not totally sure what biden is trying to say. his fellow democrats and the media mob have been hysterical all week long. watch this. >> the court is utterly fraudulent. the only thing that can explain their decision is what is right wing republican. >> the one thing that has been the stabilizer is the outrageous behavior of the supreme court of the united states not only overturning roe v. wade, but establishing the right to privacy. >> never in the history of women's rights have we've seen such a reversal in a developed country. that just hasn't happened. the rest of the world is watching. >> this court has lost

legitimacy. they have burned whatever legitimacy they may have still had after the gun and voting decision and after the union decision. they just took the last of it and set a torch to it with the roe vs. wade opinion. >> so much for respecting america's institution joining us is the author of the price of principal. harvard law professor alan dershowitz along with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. gregus, let me start with you. when we hear about my background which is women's rights and even abortion rights for a of time. the fact that the supreme court effectively returned democracy to the american people so they can vote on these things removing it out of that category of a court of lawyers making decisions about these things. how is it they are arguing that it's a strike against democracy

when the court was pretty much removing it from their jurisdiction to the jurisdiction of the voters themselves? >> the supreme court represents the sanity and common sense rule order, if you will. joe biden, whenever he weighs in on the constitution, the supreme court, or the rule of law he mangles the subject matter which only underscores that this guy got kicked out of law school. what biden knows about the law can be written on the yellow post-it. i am talking about the little one. his latest thing is let's federalize abortion-rights. that's a fools errand for two reasons from a legal standpoint. remember what the supreme court said. they said we are returning the decision-making to the state. if congress would try to codify it, it would immediately be met with a lawsuit to strike it down usurping the power of the state.

from a practical standpoint, joe biden wants to create this chronic street of whiplash every time a new party takes over congress and the white house. they would reverse the previous decision on abortion. you would have this persistent ping-pong effect. abortion is important. it shouldn't be treated like a rubber band expanded and contracted. >> thank you, greg. professor dershowitz, regardless of what we think of the decision, the president of the united states on foreign soil is complaining about the supreme court. do you find that troubling? >> i do. i find the whole attack on the supreme court integrity and the supreme court's troubling. i've been studying the supreme court and the constitution for 60 years. i've seen it go through cycles. it swings widely. i remember when the birch society had signs up to impeach earl warren and bill douglas.

when the right was upset at the left swing of the supreme court. now the left is concerned about the right swing of the supreme court. we have to respect the institution. we have to remember that these justices stand for the rule of law. we may criticize the decisions. that is fine. when my former colleague bruce warren trashes the supreme court as an institution, that will do tremendous damage. this country will come back to hurt her and her liberals. today the attack comes from the left. tomorrow it might come from the right. those of us who love the rule of law, a rule that we celebrate on july 4th, have to stand by our institutions as institutions. yes, criticize a particular decision and try to do better next time. yes, think about whether you can do legislation. but don't trash the court as an institution.

don't do what my other former colleague said, pack the court. let the democrats in. soon the supreme court will sit in yankee stadium with 30,000 justices deciding these cases. nine is the right number. let's keep the supreme court as it is. don't tinker with justice. >> isn't the answer, i don't know why the left suddenly once these unelected lawyers to be making all of our decisions. isn't the answer to have congress be involved to have the state houses be involved? isn't this the normal order? it's almost like they are making a reversal out of this effort to protect politicians from having to make decisions on these issues. >> that was the point of yesterday's supreme court decision on the epa. the supreme court was saying read the darn law. nowhere in the clean air act,

section 111, does it give the epa this unbridled power to remake an entire industry with punitive draconian measures against coal-fired plants and natural gas plants. the supreme court is saying read the constitution, read the statutory law, don't read things into them. but limit yourself to what the law says. >> and that they are not going to make legislation. that's the job. >> turned to the public. win elections. i'm a liberal democrat. i want to see us win more elections. i want to see you lose in the state. >> i have to go. thank you. we appreciate it. coming up, biden's crisis is about to get worse. plus the open border left is calling for less border security. tom and andy are up next.

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now the biden border crisis is going from bad to worse tonight. as drug cartels, human smugglers and human traffickers continue to exploit the southern border for their own gain at the expense of american sovereignty and at the expense of the lies of migrants this week. four men were charged in a human smuggling operation that left over 50 migrants dead in a tractor-trailer in southwest san antonio. a sickening discovery that puts into perspective the disaster that is the biden border policy. yesterday, the supreme court ruled 5-4 in favor of biden allowing the administration to end the highly successful trump era remain in mexico policy that prompted texas attorney general

to respond. i am disappointed in the supreme court allowing biden to dissolve the remaining mexico program. one of our last and best protections against the democrats border crisis. ken paxton joins us now. thank you, sir. i have to say the folks might not like this. with the supreme court can be right, technically, that a new administration can reverse what another administration didn't and they are not making a decision based on the importance of the impact. but isn't it true that with biden, but the things that have kept his administration from being a complete disaster have been the trump plans and policies and regulations that they continue to reverse? this will be a disaster not only for the country now, but even more so for the democrats. >> yeah, you could not be more right. part of it was the fact that the

district court. there were two different memorandums issued. we are not done yet. if this stays in plays the way it is, it will be devastating to my state and devastating to the country. it will hurt the biden administration reputation. effectively what the supreme court has given the biden administration is a loophole to basically have no immigration policy. just open borders. the cartel has every incentive to keep bringing more and more people. >> obviously the supreme court mentioned diplomacy with mexico. that can only be done by the executive branch. that reminds us that the state's are limited to some degree when it comes to what we can do to keep individuals out when it comes to the security of our country, being overwhelmed. that's another issue that we don't have the facility to handle betting these people when it comes to health issues or anything else. they are supposed to be the

covid geniuses, and yet beyond covid there is eco, tuberculosis, the unknown viruses and diseases coming over. while fighting this, what are the options that you have? what can you tell us? >> we have to continue to fight. we still have immigration lawsuits going. we have to do what we can at the state level. some of these cases we cannot step in and stop them from violating federal law and not following federal law. i don't think they are right. you don't have a challenge or oath to get these overturned. otherwise we have to sit on the border and watch crime occur and watch the cartel work basically in conjunction with border patrol to get people here legally and the consequences of that are not just devastating to border states. we are all border states. >> thank you for joining us me

tonight. it's the immigrants themselves that are suffering because of this chaos. those plus 50 individuals who died in the back of that trailer, that is on joe biden. and frankly everyone who voted for him and everyone who continues to defend this catastrophe. it's the immigrants that are suffering first. it's a remarkable thing to watch. thank you for being here and doing the work you do. bidens border failures are deniable. his fellow democrats are being forced to face reality. texas congressman henry told fox news digital this week, quote, there are some people that believe in open borders. i do not believe in open borders. some people believe in getting rid of the border patrol and ice. i do not believe in that. in what was a reference to far left progressives like congresswoman ocasio-cortez who opposed his opponent in a failed bid to unseat the democrat and

last months primary. aoc is powerful. but this is a border crisis caused by the policies of joe biden bringing back catch and release. releasing illegal migrants into the interior of the country and refusing to reinstitute the trump policies that gave us the most secure border in modern american history. thank god as a pandemic was emerging on us and we didn't even know. former acting ice director tom along with arizona congressman andy biggs. i think you just heard my conversation with ken paxton. tom, i will start with you. when we look at what is going on at the border all the democrats talk about that this is compassionate letting them in. it is their lives being destroyed throughout this entire process. and now from the track on, human trafficking, sex trafficking and now massive death. this is what the biden policy has delivered not only to us, but the migrants themselves.

>> absolutely. aoc is the least smart congressperson in the history of congress. every time she talks about immigration she is wrong. the biden policies, the trump policies are inhumane. let's break that down. more migrants have died in the first year of joe biden than any time in my 35 year career. 700 and now at 53 to that and two more today in the rio grande valley. over 100,000 americans have died from drugs coming across the border. 95% of fentanyl comes across the border. they are overstretched and 70%. fentanyl is coming across the border. joe biden has made cartels richer than they have ever been. people are dying because of his policies. they are not humane. i worked with president trump closely. when you add illegal immigration down 89%.

it was at a 40 year low. how many women are being? how many children are dying? how many u.s. citizens? his policies saved lives. >> that's what we are getting back to. when you see what is going on, the nature of the soul crushing horror that these people are put through as we see in every democratic city. and clearly now at the border. what do you think has been key when it comes to what the democrats have done as this is an unforced error reversing everything president trump did which saved lives across the board? >> they have been obsessed with unpacking what president trumpeted. president trump's policy were so successful. democrats now are saying, wait a second. i will be held accountable for joe biden's bad policies and i don't want to be held accountable. i would urge those people to come to the floor of the house. i have a bill that would keep

mpp in place, title 42. we are trying to take it out of the speaker's drawer. if he would come over with four or five or six others who don't like these policies, we could actually revert back to the policies that we are working so well under donald trump. don't just talk the talk. walk the walk with us. >> there are things in and there is nothing they can do. it is a pretty close split. bring a few people over. if they care about the lives of migrants, shouldn't they do exactly what you suggested? that's exactly what needs to happen. gentlemen, thank you for being with me tonight. straight ahead, the left covid lunacy continues. marsha blackburn is pushing back. she joins us to outline the latest legislation protecting unvaccinated national guard members. stay right there.

today, president biden announced he is awarding the presidential medal of freedom, our nations highest honor, a civilian honor, to the new york times city nurse who was the first person in the nation to receive the covid-19 vaccine back in december 2020. meanwhile, fully vaccinated and twice boosted tiny tyrant dr. anthony fauci is revealing a covid rebalancing he was her effect infected and recovered and then tested positive again and is apparently feeling worse than ever. now that the shot has been approved for kids ages 0 to 5, they are not immune from the less pressure tactics to get the jab.

>> just like elmo. >> you were super-duper today getting your covid vaccine, elmo. >> it was okay. >> while the supreme court back in january blocked biden's vaccine mandate for private employers, there still a mandate in place for federal employees including for the military and national guard. now a guard spokesman tells us that guard troops have not gotten the shot yet face penalties, including separation. while the fate of that hangs in the balance, republicans in congress are moving to protect them. thank goodness. the leader of that effort is tennessee senator marsha blackburn who joins me now. thank goodness for you on so many different fronts. americans perhaps feel that we are moving on with our lives. we have some lifting of certain mandates like mask mandates, et

cetera. yet there is this hanging on. there is a time when the world is effectively kind of slouching into war. we are now still looking at separating or punishing some of our troops for not getting the vaccine. what will your legislation do to stop that? >> my legislation would prohibit any taxpayer funds from being used to enforce this mandate. this mandate is about joe biden trying to take control over your life. he wants a forever pandemic. it is absurd that he would fire 40,000 members of the national guard. thank goodness our governor in tennessee, governor bill lee, has granted the exemption for religious and medical reasons to 800 of our members of the national guard that have been affected by those exemptions. they have to wait on the national guard bureau to make

the decision. here is the deal. the guard bureau, the department of defense, the dod, has a choice in front of them. they can fulfill their mission which is to protect and defend. they can choose freedom or they can go totally rogue like they have been doing. they have spent 5,889,000 military man hours on initiatives like climate, diversity, equity, inclusion. they can stand for freedom and fulfill their mission or they can do joe biden's bidding. >> this is shocking because we are now dealing with a crisis of the government as americans are looking at institutions as they remain under attack. they don't seem to be doing their job. we see the military go rogue.

then we have the attitudes and the chaos that has been brought to our country. we have this new poll of americans not being proud of the country anymore. we are sending more troops to europe. we are dealing with ukraine, et cetera. north korea has not settled down. china is looking to eat us for lunch. it is hard enough to get people to join our voluntary military, but to cut tens of thousands of those who have chosen to serve almost seems like a deliberate effort to undermine us. am i going too far with that? >> no. you are not going too far. i had a tennessee and asked about this very thing the other day. i was in one of our counties. tammy, they said if i didn't know better i would think this is intentional. when you look at the border policy, when you look at what is happening with fentanyl that is

ravaging families and taking precious young lives in our country. when you look at how it appears that joe biden isn't doing his best to limit the next-door. you look at afghanistan and ukraine. you look at what we are facing with the communist party. look at what he has done to the u.s. energy sector. when you have our g7 partners and our nato allies asking us to help them with energy and he wants to meet with this audis and not meet with the u.s. oil companies and he can find a solution to that. >> it is remarkable. even a broken clock is right twice a day. you have to really work hard to not be right at any point. thank you so much for joining me today. i appreciate it. thanks for your work. coming up, is a possible food shortage on the way? it may be coming. sara carter joins us with a full

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welcome back to the special edition of "hannity". the mid-biden's surging inflation new reports that the 4th of july cookouts could cost nearly 20% more than last year. is a nationwide food shortage inevitable? sara carter spoke with the national black farmers association president. here is what he had to say. >> the american farmer, you, you are suffering right now under the current economy. can you talk about it? >> yes, i can. inflation rate now has really hurt myself and other farmers around the country. it is not being talked about enough from the high cost of

diesel fuel, the high cost of fertilizer. >> that just trickles down to the consumer, right? >> yes. >> the farmer is the consumer. >> the american people will pay the price for what is going on right now. being ignored in the farm crisis. this is a crisis. the three things that the american farmer can still do better than anybody in the world is produce corn, wheat and soybeans. when you don't support them, you are taking away the base and freedom to farm in this country. >> who is not supporting them? >> right now it's the biden administration. >> if you had a moment to speak to president biden directly, what would you say to them? >> i would say you have got to take care of the american farmer in this country. that israel america. you cannot turn your back on rural america. if you want the country to survive take care of the american farmer. see the stuff we are sitting on?

this is called land. land knows no color. land knows no party. land produces food. when you take away that ability for the american farmer to produce food, it's about as low as you can go. take care of the american farmer and the country will take care of itself. >> sara carter, great stuff. she joins us with her reaction. excellent conversation. it brings up a reminder to us that those our anonymous heroes. normally we just do not see what these farmers do in their work. yet, now, they see what is going on. tell us what you saw when you were on the ground there? >> reporter: i felt fortunate that i got to spend time on jon's farm. he went into detail and showed me all of his crops. the fact that his family had been farming for four generations in that area of virginia. this has been handed down from

his grandfather to his father and him and his great-grandfather. he made a good point. this isn't just about what he is paying the price for. high fuel prices as well as fertilizer prices. what is happening overseas, especially with russia's invasion of ukraine and the horrific war and the fact that we aren't getting the supplies we need from either country. if you think about it, 29% of all wheat supplied in the world comes from russia and ukraine. he is talking about paying more attention to the american farmer. stopped selling the land. that some of what we didn't get to show. stop selling the land to foreign entities and foreign governments that are not friendly to the united states. the failure of the biden administration to meet with them. he actually had an opportunity to meet with president biden prior to the election and he was promised he would have a one-on-one with president biden

and with his staff. he has still not been able to do that. i can definitely attest that the farmers are frustrated and angry and it will trickle down to the american people at the grocery store. no doubt we are seeing it right now. >> this is what people have to realize. we lose it a little bit. the farmers who are right there at the core of things. this isn't families doing this. being able to bring him to us and have that conversation is really important for the perspective about who is being ignored by the biden administration amidst everything that is going on. thank you, sarah. great job. more on the special edition of "hannity" after the break.

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