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after president trump. bidendent trump. they thought biden was the manjt for the job thatiden president elect biden has made's clear that he wants to heal our country, bring us together .u know, heal he wants to heal and unitecount >> this iso heal and unitecount the country. the toe country. the to do. he wanted to bring. the country hap together to happy day forde our country because joe biden is a unifier. they took him at his word despite his history of saying. things like this. >> romney wants to let he saidhe the first hundred daysba he's going let the big banks once againnk write write their n rules. >> unchain wall street . >> they're going to put youut y back in chains. >> but that was years ago. he must be a changed man. by now. right.h showt.h with republicans, showd conservative voters respect orli heke could say something like mg this. >> i don't respect these magar republicans. thre

the mac republicans don'att just threaten our personal rights and economic security.ic they're a threat to our veryther democracy. they refuse to accept the will of the people. they embrace, embraceieve i political violence. they don't believe in democracyi . and that wasn'd.t even the worst red that wasn'd.t even the worst he hpue accused republicans of embracing political violence and seemingly forgetting about rgetting sumthe summer of 2020 l and blm activists burned downm cities across america. seein biden said this. what we're seeing now is theph beginning of the death knell of an extreme maga philosophy. t it's not just trump, it'sthe, the entire philosophy that underpinngs i'm going to say something. it's like semi fascism, semi wha fascism. >> that's whatt th the great unifier thinks about you. and if he's willing to say that in public, think about whatwho e he's spouting off behind closed doors. this is who he is though is , t, a president who doesn't respect half the country. he waselecte

like to delete.r joining me now is steven miller, former senioior adr advr to president trump and founder of america first legal kirchlechner, senior columnistt at townhall.com and author ofe the book will be back . and charlie kirk, founder of auo turning point usa and author ofi the great book the college the great book the college all right, steven, i want tocome come to you first and i basic appreciate you guys all joining me. joe biden is basicallyal sayingen is basicallyal that it's acceptable to targetel republicans with the full force uspublicans with the full force let's not well, that's exactly whathe you're saying. let's not forget this is the party that locke party that locke their homes in blue states and blue cities that took awaybw people's most essential freedoms at this very moment inh time. ey'rthey're masking children in democrat cities like philadelphiaat, depriving them , an education. mariel bouser is depriving mariel bouser is depriving even attend school becausebeecei they haven't received a vaccineevea s nation. minist and of course,ra this is ans lan administration that has a political raid off s his chief political opponents

home to seizd e and steal his property and his documents.docu so what yomeu are seeing is au r classic technique of tyrants and authoritarians where they use the methods of dictatorship while accusing them dicwhil opponents of being fascist. this administratio fascistn is authoritarian and repressive . this administratioand n is violating our laws, including violating our immigration laws with impunity and helping murderous criminal cartels violatcartele our sovereignty ed single day. >> s, it's rich to callis republicans fascists. charlie, when i look at this ano and he's talking about the modern movement, which i know people well who support donald trump, i thinll whok thes panel does.le and these are people who believe in god country faitgod, ch, hard work, patriot. they they salute the flag. . they stand up for the national anthem. these are traditional americanl? and calling them fascists and their language

is precisef yo for a reason. i mean, what if you actually encountered a fascist,d then what wouldn't you do against that person? they're calling half fascise calling half the country fascists because then that justifies a patriot act two point type response be able to spy, infiltrate,t t monitor, subvertubvert political groups that they don't like. you see, thi s is a problem the with what's happening right now. the democrat party, their regime is fallindemocr par their policies are unpopular. people are realizing how transpo apparently awfultlyw about goveo apparently awfultlyw th is the power oe f the few againj the many. the fbfai, the doj, facebook, t google. and the way they'r cale able too that is call half the countrytl. fascist. stephen said it perfectly. they'r e a fascist. if they all of a sudden want to start to use every comparisoncop whict to use every comparisoncop then fine, which are the ones that are using the fbi for political purposes, stevens said locking people in their homes and doing favors for their politicars for tl don fascism is state control of business and boy does it look like joe biden is using c

government for his cronies and his businessro purposes>> s against the will ofea mak the american people? >> you make a good pointa because if you a cause if you run on , if you hared a record r run on , youun would run on it. but if you look at inflation, ci gas, border crime,me afghanista, joe biden has nothing to run on . so what does he do? he? attacks republicans with outrageous terms like this. but i wantbut cu want to to comh the dnc chair, jamie harrison, was asked about the biden semi-finished comment and how squa-finished comment and how unity. >> watchres with. the one thing thathe president joe biden has been has always pre been consistent and he has always been somebodyi who does what my grandfather used to do, whicchh is speak it plain say it plain tow is a the american people. >> and what we see right now al att is a fulacl frontal attacke maga by these extreme maga republicans in this country.eanh >>e' he is consistent. with current what say? oh, he's consistent. all right, john , he's been a consistent through 50 yearsgta in washington. ndand now he's a one as well.net

look, i don't need to be lectured on patriotism g by some guy who got out ofilitar military service with a case of asthma. it disappeared as soon as thedey drafted i deployed for my country two timesedy coun. i don't need to be questioned by this hack or any of his hack friends like like this clown. this is incredibly destructivedb . this is incrediblyg. destabilizing. look, i servedn in places where the norms fell away, where the system fell apart, where ite turned into conflict because one group decided it wan t power and it didn't care what it had' to do to get him. that's what these guys are doing. this is dangerous and it's also a and it's more than dangerous. it's squandering the inheritanc inherite that wee from the americans that came before who built this country into the freest, most prosperous, most powerful itevery that ever existed. it's a disgrace.isgr yoacu knowe., if he wasn't so

manifestly senile, i'd expect him to be ashamem tod of himselo but he can't do that. there's no excuse for his minions. it's >> they should know better.. it's obnoxious. no, you're right. you'r because whene you sta they stae break these norms, you start to do things that we've never done in our past.k it's really hard to put things,o repu really hard to put things,o you say, well, democrats have done this to republicans, do or the republicans actually do t this back to democrats? i mean, things start to i devolve. but steven, this is nots nofi the first time democratsrst hae talked like this. go back to barack obama whenlics you said republicans cling to their bibles and their guns or hillary clinton called republican hillaryed repubs or s a basket of deplorable, is this demeaning, derogatordeplory lane trying to other riseryin republicans? t poin yes. i want to pick up on something to that point that charlie said ,which is that you're setting the stage with this rhetoric to use the awesome power ofr the the state to persecuteecut political dissenters, to pass,

quote, traditional americans, faithful americans, conservateak of americans, bible believing americans just like you saw garland weaponizes the department of justice toiceh go after parentse objection to critical race theory. you're going to see them using. the powers of the security state to surveil americans, to censor americans, to silence americans in fulamericanl collun with big tech. and so you are going to see if lef we don't throw the radical left out of power, you're going to i see our civil libertieths stripped away in this country. and i think that's something that should terrify allu' americanre. s. when i don't care if you're a republican. i don't care if you're a democrat. when bidens way aboupeople h tag people he disagrees with , he's saying any tactic, any measure, anything wouldie be justified because these people are evil. >> that is true. brutally frightening.e ri yoghu know, you're right,

stephen . we protect the rights of people that w ae disagree with , adamantly disagree with because that's the way the system works. system workscharlie, we're alre the effects of what biden saidc today. ch rnc chairwoman woman ryan macdaniels tweeted out his offi macdaniels tweeted out his county gop office wasdali vandalizedzed overnight. the criminals echoed biden's fascist slander. the gop will not be intimidated. charlie, are you expecting tchax see more of thispe with biden's rhetoric and democrats acting on that rhetoric? on that rhetoric? and we seeth this on college campuses all the time. i visit college campuses, i see the increase of violence and hatred and you look atd what's happening on colleges as almost the wuhan lab be almost the wuhan lab this sort of behaviorincu is incubated, wherbae where dodh you think that idea of wheref fi fascism and the idea of fighting fascism comes from? b it comes froerm uc berkeley and and stanford and yale. that's where it becomes cool and germinates the rest of society. so unfortunately, i do expec tnfortu the kindna of violence tor continue. we have to remain peacefulde. on our side. but i do thinkf th that if they.

going to escalate the language, then game on like, okay, ifcists, on like, okay, you're going to call us a bunch of fascists, we're not going to take that anymore. you're the fascist joe biden and there's other words we could use as well. we're not going to be like, well, i'd likeo to go back tok the time of 2014to. 2 i'm sorry. it's over.r an that's done.d . they're calling you the worst dece're calling you the worst indecentd political conversation. and what are we going to dotoin like? oh well, we needno t, we ho fin. a common ground. r weig have to win. pay have to win. people from power right now. d n pa ty attention. thisy is the rubicon that's bel crossed when half the country, s fascist government, society, politics, all evolves. >> kurt twenty seconds. final word to you. look, sean, this isn't thise isn't happening because they're winning. this is happening becausee lo they're losing and they're desperate. look asing they'ret the look atp the approval polls. biden is polling rightol there with monkey pox. atguysthes, you know, these guys lost in virginia. these guys lost in virginia. boardshi. hispanic americans are flocking to the republican party because

it's the party of faith, family and the flag, just like hispanic americans love, they are desperate and thes problem is when somebody is desperate, he does stupid things. and of course, you multiplya that by joe biden, who's made a career of doing stupidmpy things. we're going to have a bumpyw, yu we're going to have a bumpyw, yu you know, you'reth right.f la americans still love freedomstev and the rule of law. enstephen , charlie, thanks for joining me. >> thank you. thank you. thank or right>>. eustace's alan cannon saidn saturday that it was her s preliminary intent to appoinaidh a special master to look overbi the documents taken by the fbihe in the monologue. a raid. the decision was a win re forsit the former president , but could it be short lived?t th the doj announcing today inrevi a court filingew thatgo and they already review documents seized from mar a lago t and tht they identify a limited set ofpc documents that could include information protecteted by attorney client privilege. >> all right. joining me now, of t is mikehe president of the article three project and a former clerk to supreme court justice gorsuch.

mike , does this mike mea, n the request for a special master doesn't really matter anymore? >> not at all. jus so the biden justice department and the fbi has a pretty bad track record as it relates to president trump. we've seen that they havepr weaponizesesidenwe've se politin enforcement repeatedly to get trumt p. unt trumt p. unprecedented, unnecessary, unlawfulnlawful ho home raid onr president . the whole legal basis for the raid has been blown apart.r they went after trump. the they said he may have violated the espionage act. that's not even possible as the commander in chief.hing he can declassify anything he wants. unnts. misused government property under the presidential recordsdl act and other statutes. that's just not possible. there's a 2012 decision by anenc obama judge that that former presidents can take personalan e records with them whenre they leave office. so there goes the the obstruction allegations. to it's legally impossible toon-cre obstruct non crimes likethere'

they're trying to investigate here. thre. record of lying in this case. a they leaked out thatttick garl attorney general merrick l garland did not personally approve this raid. that's a lie.eaked mp they leaked out that trump had nucular documents at mar a lago. that's a lie. they lthey leaked out that president biden in the biden white house wa nots did not havs a heads up about this raid. that's a lie. president biden had to waive president trump's executive privilege in order to pave the wain ordery for this raid. i think judge cannon understands that. they also they also get attorney general merrick wellattorney general merrick weeks to make this decision. okay, so t trump had thesewe documents for eighteen months.ee the attorney general had to deliberate for weeks and they waited three days after they got a warrant from this biased magistrate judge bruce rhinehart, who just recused and trump civil lawsuit eight weeks ago somehow was biased, went away. such records down there, why did they wait sy o long? why did they wait to go getdid h these documenteys? d poin >>t. it's a really good point.a

but you know, mike , here's what a cnn counterterrorismr-ter analyst said about the dnior leading a damage assessmentum on the trump documents. >> watch.p s. this is a curious one because typically if you're going to doo a damage assessment, you know that ayo something bad has alreb happened.ody i don't mean somebody storing documentstoring s properly. i mean, for example, a spyhe giving away documents to the russians. do yo >> mike , what do you think about the phrase damage assessment being used here? >> here because they know that and president trump declassified and took his personal copy of hud took his personal copy of records, russian collusion record s and those are for the biden obama, hillary clapper, susan rice, the fbi t,d the intel community. that's that's what that's what has terrified them and that's what has precipitateds prec that. this home rate and it's unprecedented was unnecessary, unlawful. >> swful. this. mike, and this is a cleanup jo whab. so so what are the next stepse t now for team trump? now for team trump?

>>so they've they've won this preliminary motion. it looks likiminary e a judge ig to rule in their favor.s to i think trump needs to file an mindich rule. mindich rule. the federal rules ofth criminal procedure to get back all of the these this property, all thesend records that was seized by the biden justice department and he soden justice department and he right now with judge cannon inut the southern district of the florida, get this resolvedt by judge cannon and the 11th circuit court of appeals instead of, you know,dera some trump deranged democrat judge and the d.c. district court and the d.c. court ofi thn appeals. d >> i think that president trump and his legal team need ton: mik go on offense. e mike , well said.tonigh >> thanks for joining met. tonight. thank you. >> sean: nnow to a shocking stof washington, d.c., where commanders running run back brian robinson was the victim of either a carjacking or attempted armed robbery in broad daylight. police say the suspects are likelyar between the ages ofld 15 and 17 years old.s ow n mifox's owner, mike emanuel h? a story for us . >> mike , sean, good evening.ret

>> head coach ron rivera told pla is doing well and in a gooced place. the washington commander'sshing. an update from robinson today. his message surgery went well. thanks for the prayers. god is great. one of the team's young starsonn sounds grateful. w ji'm concerned. was just was he going tofo be okay? not football at all. and you know, once we found that out that he was he was non-life threatening injuries, he just wanted to continue. i just started praying forue, iy recovery, not just physically but mentally. the said it was either a carjacking or any an attempted armed robbery and robertson sustained non-life threatening injuries. th was a star aty washinuries. the university of alabama the university of alabama by washington in the third round of the nfl draft.e' the commanders say he's had namd a very strong training camp and was expected to be named r at r a starter running back for the season. t is the

timing. it was before 6:00 p.m.d yesterday, so broad daylight. am this videoat was shot in rep the aftermath nfl networorkdy is reporting he was struck twice in the lower body and wasz hospitalizeded in stable condition. police are looking for two suspects who fled the scene. >> our victim in this case began to struggle with one suspects he was able to actually russell was far awaye actually russell was far awaye he was. heby wasd shot twice by the sed suspect. that's what we know so far .d jp those two suspects then ran >> the car.rs, whs then ran itat appears that they wereo teenagers. it's been reported tus theo soue that they may be between the ages of 15 and 17 yearhes oh age. i >> the teens head coach isy expressing some relief. >> we're very fortunate. he's ver he' y fortunate, is verysituat unfortunate situation. but he's doingiot he's d well, m and it's just it'll be a matterh of time'e before he's back out here. there is no timeline. but as i said,yt everythinhing n very positive. >> the coach described beingll shocked when he got a phone call saying his rookie runningh.

back had been shot. >> sean, mike , thank you foratp that report. oror at breaking tonight, the fi agent who whistleblowers allege was deeply involved iny is suppressing the hunter biden laptop story is suddenly noe wa longer with the agency. what happened and what els invoo is involved in? former fbir assistantins director chris swecker joinsus m us moments along with the greatr miranda devine. >> that's coming up next.vine we've got a huge game here. everybody is excited for this match up between heavyweight fighters. shake it off, baby . let's go . can you just play a three instant classic wednesday,

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>> meet agent timothy tybalt, who is reportedly the same special agent who put a stop tot any potential investigation c into hunter biden before it could get off the ground. we've got another we've gotand another peter struck. i mean, on one hand hetremism is juicing the numbers of domestic violence, extremism ion the country, cases cataloging that those those type of cases. >> s those those type of cases. he's suppressing evidence about joe bidet, then breaking tonighs the fbi agent laura warned youed about back in july has been. forced to leave his post.ed timothy tebow retired after fbi whistle blowers went to congress over his political bias in the handlings of hunter biden's laptop. >> isn'tlapt iopt true that mr.w

agent tebow excuse me, and fbi supervisory intelligence analyst brian otan covered upen derogatory information about mr. hunter biden while working fo r the fbi? >> well, again, i want to be very careful not tongoing interfere with ongoingsonnel personnel matters, i should sayi that when i read the letter that describes the kinds of things that you're talking i about, i found it deeply troubling. and that's not all whistleblowers told senator chuck grassley back in july senator that tebow was instrumental in opening an investigation intoi th a trump campaign based on information from a leftist organization. lf he allegedly scrubbed he allegedly scrubbed the sourceor political bias froh a memo seeking the full investigation. joining me now is chris swecker, former fbi assistantnes

director , and miranda devine, "new york post" columnist and a fox news contributor. and she's alsoributor the t booo firsshe's alsoributor the t booo . all right, chris , i want tot. come to you first. thi what's your reaction to this fbi agent tebow leaving? should we be celebratingr is tonight or is this just the fbih covering its backside? i would yeah, i would say it's a good start. you know, these political cases are just drainin g a hundred years of goodwill and good workn that the fbi's done over you over that time frame. i spent twenty four year yearssl the fbi. case not once did i see a political case get opened up, the least of which one that had nocation predication, not credible, what we call predication, which likeh is the basis to open the investigation, sounds like this agent had a little bit ofod trouble recognizing factual information versus rumor and innuendo and opposition research and just general factro . mi winger in a position of power.eh i mean, miranda, this is theh in guy who helped launch investigations into truminto tp

and he's also working toe hu suppress the hunter biden laptop investigation and story . yes. ist look, sean, he is just one ofa a cabal of fbi officers, many of them centered at the washington field office who have beee wan playing thesey games since the very beginning of donal dond trump's entry into politics. and you know, the crossfireia hurricane russia collusion hoax that was the fbi. it they just seem to be an unlimited number of thesealysts agents and analysts that are there to do their dirty work. and it's just impossible toto ud understander how they could havi got away with this for so long. and when it came to the biden laptop, you had agents in there and analysts including thibeault, but also brian oughtog n and others

who suppressed that information about a laptop, but not just the laptop which they had had since december the l 2019, but o the information that tony belinski came to them f with under biden's former business partner. he gave them devices and he sati for hours havingew interviewsabu with them, telling them about joe biden's involvement in hisi son's influence peddling scheme. ng scheme with his brother jim s this was and yet it was covered up and suppressed. and then the fbi was heading off to facebook and twitterstor and warning them about basically a story that would look very much like our story that ended up being suppresseddp . and they hav e just pressed b the button on election interference. that's what they did el. 's what they did el sixteen election and then again in the twenty twenty election. >> you know, chris , the fbi

has finally responded to what miranda just mentioned. facebook founder mark zuckerberg explaining the agency worked with the social media giant to suppress the laptop story. remarkably, they didn'tsingly apologize for putting the thumbt on the scale to protect democrats. t they instead defended the action, telling the angle that democ the bureau, quote, routinely notifies us private sector entitienotifiess, includr social media providers of potential threat information. chris , why would they classify information surrounding biden's laptop as a potential threat? threat information? >> yeah, yeah, there's a there's a program to development still in the bureau where we hady to outreach to industry to warnf them if they were the target off espionage and that sort of thing. it sounds like thathing. t program hastothathing. morphed into something else or it's allowed the fbi to become sort of a tool ofd th like of a tool ofd th the administration to bury things that they don't like and that are inconvenient ford them or dredge up thingsenhanc and enhance things that are,

for example, the predication for the for the originalstigatio crossfire hurricane investigation, all based on nonsensasede. so it goes it seems to it seems like the fbi has become a bit of a political tool which which is something that, you know, it pains those of us that servede in the fbi. i stil it pains those still inside the fbi. i still talk to them and my sho my retired colleagues, they're just shockedt this this type ofs behavior on the part of the fbi. you know, miranda, it's it's ut andow, miranda, it's it's interesting you have zuckerberg coming out and talking about the fbi reaching out to, facebook, talking aboutdisinf potential russian disinformation. zuckerberg probabl zuckery was nofbbl doubt willing to be an actor for the fbi supportsin, the democrat party. i'm from the state o n'm from the state o and we saw how zuckerberg millions of dollars were put ino to actually put his thumb on the scale, putting hisst leftist left wing activist from his organizationis organ, s on actually working with county officials on electio n day. ls on electio

what say you exactly four hundred million dollars markk zuckerberg put into the twenty twenty election to tilt d the scale in favor oemocraf the democrat. so the fbi was pushing at an open door. clearl dooy, he was very well primed to suppress our huntereno biden story on october 2020,ryle the minute that it came online u within hours, facebook was outan publicly saying that twitt they throttled the story and then, of course, twitterer and the rest of social media and the rest of the mediaa very as well followed suit. so this was a very careful, very well prepared job. and it makes you wonder why wel the fbi was so well prepared. what did what did they know?at t why did they know what to lookw for? well, we knothw thatat t they we spying on rudy giuliani, who was the president, president trump's lawyer at the time one month after heent, took that assignment, fbit started this covert warrant.

the covert surveillance of his c cloud and so they could have easily seen the emails that h came through to him from john paul, mac, isaac, the topl, repair shop owner who wrote to r rudy giuliani and said to him in late august of 2020 and said to him, i've seen this terrible information. i can't get anyone to pay attention. will you please see what ab youou please see what can do about it? there is a lot of crimes on this laptop and then thenedia there were other conversations with them, with the medi a thatth postatth the story to the new york post o .w th if the fbi was watching, which we know they were, they woulde have been forewarned. >> you're right. and you know what the fbi putsle thd you know what the fbi putsle affecting the way people think about an election and the democrats scratch their head why some republicansir head go . e some questionst kn about the last electioow.n. appc

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so what is my party doing? with this? they're disadvantaging. i think they're not helping t the people that we're here to help, which is pooich isr peopln and underprivileged communities and they're noy're nott helpingn their politicians. >> we're running. yikes.g. >> sean:.e withi agree with pauw he's smart right on here nowetar former secretary of educationtse under donald trump. betsy, divorce. so betsy, what's your takewhat's on on this loan forgivenessforgv plan? what impact is it going toenes m your time and expertise on education? well, sean, first of all, it'se: 100% illegal, right? a the president has no authority g to just wave a magicic wand ands and suddenly forgive billionsn and billions of dollars in student loan debt. congress has the power of the purse, not the president. secondly, it. is totally unfairo to all of those who have notee taken out student loans. not two out of three americans who've not attended a four year college or university. and for those studentsfaithf who faithfully been paying their student loans down, what how does that for wo for them?

not to mention the veterans who have earned their tuition and earned the privilege of attending higher education because of their service? it is fundamentally unfair. it is wrong. and not only that, but it doesn't solve any problem. all it does is mean a political payoff to voters that biden and his administration hope to attract in november or botember it's a payoff to the teachers, indo a payoff to the teachers, are indoctrinating our kids. they're turning them out ints to little activist little democrat voters. so why won't the democrats say, sawhat we're going tokidss say, forgive debt so universities can charge our kids even more moneyan and they can make more money? well, and here's and there'sthe' there's the thing that sincee fa the federal government took over all of student lending, the costs for higher education have continued to skyrocket multiple times the rate ofes

inflation multiple times. and there is no accountabilityeo .on that there's no governor on that for higher ed institutions. they can just continue tohe charge more and more . they have nothing on the hook. they're getting the money, whether the student is successful or not, whether i a student pays back his or her loans or not. and so it's a system that was built on a a failing foundation to begin with . so the solution is not to just forgive a bunch of debt. >> it's to really go look at the problem and get to the root of it and change . thinand change you know, about the issue i think is if you make the university are responsible for the debt, the kids can'tes g pay back . guess whato ge? or joini >> universities are going toiate get a lot cheaper. thanks for joining me. >>all right.t sa >> our next guest says thathandu handouts like what we justts discussed are breeding a dangerous level of authorityn in the country right in the newo york post. but vikram swami writes this, af cornucopia of free money hasss a contributed to a culture of i laziness that has resulted intet the greatest labor shortage in

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oppressive capitalism, of systemic racism. and i think that'scapita its gin its staying power, that's what makes it most dangerous. that's what makes me worried dao about how does this end? >> well, look, i think the way tends to get into one of two ways. either we revive a shared national identity basee d on the unapologetic pursuit of excellence again in this country that country is the case in my new book.w book it's coming out in september 13th. that's the path i hope we takes if we don't take that path.e roa i think this ends the way that the roman empire ended. >> at the end of the day, it's actually really funny how much the modern moment t we live in parallels the fall of rome, printing money, inflatioinflatii hyper inflation, a culture of laziness, bribing the people with bread with and circuses. it's the modern version ofversi bread and circuses. that's what we'rad ande seeingfe with the forgiveness of studentf loans and everything else that comes down from on high from a thisnd administration. i hope that is not whereomes dow the american experiment goesd the same way as the roman empire at the end ofbut the roman empire. but atth the end oosf the day,e those are the two paths before us and it's going to be a choice for our culture to make r the choice for which path we take. >> i hope it's the individuale

we actually teach kids this. when i was growing up in the inn you i was growing up in the inn worked i mean, whether you had i waiters, whether you had people. worked in grocery stores, you, don't have young people that work anymore. i mean, you cah ople tn find ene people to work in a grocery store. there's people who aren't waiting tables bles b because yoiting tables bles b because and work. you teach actually a work ethiu starts at a young age and it seems like we're not teaching that to the youth of america. we h to the youth of america. the problem. >> and we have this vacuum of a black hole of identity at the heart of our nation's soul, the things that used tt o fillof that vacuum used to be things like faith and patriotism. those are things i've talked abou t in the past. har but hard work is one of those to things, too, that gives us a sense of identity and purpose. and instead we have vilified the idea of work. insticlifiedt embracing this atk of sloth and laziness. and i think it is the beginning of our national decline if weh u don't turn it around beginning r with our culture. i think some of this comes frome of this government, but the other half. of it comes from our culture. >> v to turn this around. vivec always reall ay smarlwayt

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it's hard to read the headlines. floodsheadlines,, fires, famines and tell your childrenght. everything is all right. it's not all right.ll rig ht. it's not all right. cry out for justice. justice for mother nature.tice cry out for justice. that was one of harrison ford's many impassioned pleas to do o st something, anything to stopxcep climate change. well, anything except forcfoe em to give up his private jets. of course, it turns out that the storms climate activist hast emitted more carbon into int o the environment in less than two months with his private jets than the average american earns every two years.f amazing. joining me nowfo is jimmy falloo host of fox across america. so jimmy , here you have a guyan who i mean, he was fined falcónl .yi was he flying is jets? it wasn't solar power the morning. it was not you ped.. i mean, leonardo dicaprio, leona prince harry, john kerryrd, all these hypocrites want us to

change our lives, but they want to fly around in private jets. > let's say you. oh, it drives me crazy. like if you want to work in reverse order, john kerry drives me nuts. n kerr he wants me to quit plastic straws. i'm like, at least stop puttingp plastic inla your face, dude.n r i mean, the hypocrisy there alone. so much foce, thr a guy likewa d jimmy little bear. but what i af everlly one of the climate change activists have in commothey're n their actors n they can get on camera and be like the end is nigh, we're in big trouble. but all they're really doing this is what climate changet s doeswhatnge or for celebrities.o celebrities feel a sense ofguil guilt because they have the luckiest, mostt prosperous lives man has ever witnessed. what does he do?sperou he flies pretend spaceships arey living right. you feel guilty about that kinda of luck. so you try trth. noo save the earth. not that you try, but you've you've convinced yourself that they'r will ofe sacrifices willt your emissions. so in his head, hee do doesn'tes think he's a hypocrite becausesn he thinks the rich he hase and the gospel he's spreading will do more good than his jetdh does bad. but none his of them will ever e it. never. and you know that because you yourself are a celebrity. your before you came on , we were talking about your hair. go bacs. we'reour hair.

it's a beautiful hair.graham we're out. a what do we wear?no we're on the ingram anglw?e righ now. if somebody likeam laura ingrahamfox, gets on a plane for fox, it's like, you know, good. he not first class, you know,ow feeding your grades.y get i fly stowaway day likeearl jimmy get there early. jimmy get there early. you can and ge>>t on with your life. your life. the toilet. >> that's where t i fly, jimmy .u well, that's because you justatn take up that rose on the plane plane,p that rose on the plane you have that many kids. it starts in y rowou h twoav. st by the tims e we're all seated,s you're in row ten . but again and again and again, kids, climate changed agai is s and i consider it whitean privilege. i hate to use the term whited privilege. it is a guy who drove a cab.t yo you never wind up in my locker room or in the hood when my buddies hang out talking about what the weather is going to do in twenty years becauselo they don'tcker have that luxuryy what about paying for stuff? the word about crime?. they're not worried about what birdwing person nature is going to do. u know, ten years from now ride your bike. e ththey can ride the bike, getf the plane. now, you say d thaidt because of the climate, because of my weight beyond both the 10%. all right.weight let's turn to what happenedast i last nightgh at the mtv music awards. billy eichner turned a promo for his movie into a rage against clarence thomas. watc ah. l ther

>> and i need you all there ine0 theaters on september 30th because we need to show all the homophobes like clarence thomas and all the homophobes on the supreme court that we one day love stories and we support lgbtq people and we ares not letting them drag us backnt. into the last century. l jimmy , arite you throwing up iy your mouth a little bit billiont dollar ideas, a pandering idiot, but who are these dopes that are applauding? e the i like just because the ratings n the the viewers aren't high ,in apparently. and nothing says like investedgm itd nothing says like investedgm give me money. it's not's it's un vote. like when i heard september? 30th, i was like, was there a special election? why is he saying september 30thr ? he's literally saying just buy n tickets to my my. tickt who would do any like ihek know i got to go home. we're telling you to see this. oh come on . check out what happened when this mascotte scrimmage from fob

the atlanta area youth football players during a filkins' halftime game. watch this, jimmy . he's taking out the little cardr that was blooper.e atlanta bravs listen, he shouldn't be working for the atlanta braves. he should be working fora falcbe working the atlanta falcons. they might have woons n that super bowl. they were up twenty eight toat three if they had somebodysome who could run some clock inone the fourth quarter blooper. you're in the wrond run g calli totally, dude. he's like stiff. i'm a little kid. must be ou t of the seventh. y of yeah, i don't know what he's getting and throwing him down. yeah. yeah. of>> sean: is inf ing them m the tougtth love helps out.toug that was awesome. thank you. blooper jimmy your. oh sure. thank you fos r joining me.>> sa can't take my eyes offn:.off i can't take my eyes off. incan't take my eyes off. return. angle ryou think the kids are g this much fun then? dad'

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