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>> sean: first, got to get a lot of credit, you very quickly went right for the wrists. as a martial artist, i respect your quick response buried was she would have used the left hand, but the fact that you acted that quickly prevented him from sticking that knife -- he could have hit your carotid, he could have hit your heart. we may not be having this discussion today, you did a great job, i congratulate you. >> thank you, sean, and i also give a lot of credit to the seven, eight, nine, ten other people who instantly within a few moments came to the stage and tackled this attacker. law enforcement was there just a couple minutes later and they arrested the guy. a lot went right in the response. when i saw him lunge at me with that weapon in his hand, he was going towards my neck area, i just instinct if we went right up to grab that wrist, and i just needed to hold it for a few moments until that group came in. >> sean: i got to tell you something, we are looking at it from different angles as you speak here.

this was an assassination attempt. last night you predicted he would be let out on -- let out with no bail, and sure enough, a guy who's trying to assassinate a sitting congressman, a gubernatorial candidate, is let out on his own recognizance. no bail whatsoever. now, this is insanity, why, so he can try again? >> you have a person who is saying you are done -- he repeated that. he is lunging at me with this weapon with the two daggers coming out of it, similar to brass knuckles. he is charged with a violent felony, and he is instantly released back on the street because of new york's cashless bail laws. i saw it coming, i wish it wasn't this way, and we keep hearing to many of these stories, as you were just pointing out, some of the decisions with alvin bragg and the jose all the case, there was another story that came out a couple weeks ago where two exit

can cartel drug smugglers got caught with $1.2 million worth of crystal meth and then they were instantly released back out on the streets. there's no argument for cashless bail, the advocates say you shouldn't be stuck behind bars in a low-level offense, you're not a danger, you're not a flight risk, you have a clean record, you couldn't be stuff because you can't afford any montvale, you have no money. but i would say that if you have $1.2 million of crystal meth and you don't have any money to pay your bill, your bail, that's on you. you are a bad businessman, bad drug dealer and about criminal. we are seeing the stories that in some of these cases like earlier today, i was in syracuse, new york, there was a 93-year-old who was murdered by somebody released on cashless bail. there's more than just data. these are stories, these are real lives. cashless bail has been a failure and it needs to be repealed in new york. >> sean: i would like you to explain this. we know an email went out by your opponent, the governor's campaign giving out all the information about every upcoming campaign event.

this was before yesterday, including the dates, times, and when the events are scheduled to begin. now, in light of what's been happening with supreme court justices, in light of the environment that we have in the country, you would think that maybe she would have learned something from yesterday. my understanding is that she sent more people to follow you again today after the assassination attempt on your life last night. >> as i was going through today's schedule with avidly ramped up security, which will be ramped up for the remainder of the campaign, was traveling from the county where syracuse is located up to watertown. that's where fort drum is, jefferson county in the north country, and as we are driving up, this box truck with my face, my name on it, criticizing me, is following us up to the next rally. so we have rallies tomorrow all day, we have rallies on sunday all day, i would suggest if i was kathy at her campaign that i

would have this box truck sitting on some driver. if it was ever going to pop out -- it's pretty bad taste and bad judgment to have it right back on the road following us on around the next day. >> sean: it's worse than bad judgment, if dangerous. she should look at what happened last night, look at what her campaign did as we've doxxing supreme court justices and their children, where they go to school, and the church is that they attend and the times they attend church, her giving out the location where you are every second of every minute of every day in light of last night was a bad idea. and then she follows you again today. she is sending more people out. did she not see what happened last night? is there any -- has she -- does she ever take a look at what's happening with this new bail laws? does she not understand the danger releasing violent criminals he met the guy that attacked you last night could have killed you. if you look at the video

closely, and again, i look at your hand, he was going right up your for your neck, and i got to give you credit, because with a lot of strength you grabbed his wrist and you put him down long enough to get the assistance that came in behind you. but that could have ended very badly last night. >> she has been asked about the need to overhaul cashless bail. her answer was when the media was asking emma that she needs more data. we know that there's data. i would encourage her just to count up the press clippings of the amount of cashless bail stories and that number can beat the data. meanwhile, just a couple weeks ago, after the supreme court issued the correct decision to overturn new york's conceal and carry law, a week later she passes all sorts of new laws that are trampling all over first amendment rights to trample all of her second to memory rights, even more unconstitutional than what the supreme court just ruled upon. the media asked her, do you have any data to back up going after these concealed carry permit holders, that they are the ones

causing the problem, and she says she doesn't need data because she's the governor. when she was asked about alvin bragg, she says cut him some slack, he's doing his job. he just got there. i say them in january 1st, my first day as governor, it is not just a constitutional authority, it is my constitutional duty to remove alvin bragg as my first act as governor. and when she was asked just a little while ago, a few days ago, about the jose alva case and alvin bragg, she says that she's not going to get involved in it at all, it's not her business, and i would argue that if there was 1 of 19000000 new yorkers who would have a duty and responsibility to speak up when you have a d.a. doing the wrong thing, made as the governor by the constitution. we do not have recall in this state, so it's a whole lot of bad judgment collectively, and she really needs to go. >> sean: senator ted cruz, he recently traveled to the southern border to expose what he called the narco slave trade,

and here's what senator ted cruz uncovered. take a look. >> these children come in in that to vicious cartels, thousands and thousands of dollars. in the teenage boys work for the gangs in every city in america, and the teenage girls experience a hell worse than that, with far too many of them human traffic into slavery. of joe biden and kamala harris are responsible for the worst plague of slavery in america since the civil war. >> sean: joining us now with more is texas senators dominic senator ted cruz. a while back on my radio show i interviewed somebody that secure the border, one of the agents, and for 15 years he followed sex industry. that literally comes across our southern border.

you've been now chronicling this in real time happening at a much -- much more accelerated pace than in prior years. what did you see? >> it is horrific, it is a human tragedy that's playing out on our southern border. so two weeks ago i brought seven senators down to the southern border. i've been down there many, many times. it is the worst i've ever seen it. we've had over 3 million people cross illegally since joe biden became president. we went out -- we arrive thursday night, first thing we did is went out on midnight patrol with the border patrol. you don't have to hunt for illegal aliens. within minutes you find them, literally within minutes. first group was found was three teenagers, we found them within about 4 minutes of being out there. about five minute later we found the second group. the second group was about a dozen people. it was all most all women and children. there were two little girls, both seven years old, both of them were unaccompanied minors. they didn't have a parent, they didn't have a family member. they weren't systems, so they

were unrelated. they were in this group of adults. the border patrol agents we were with showed us a patch of grass about 300 yards from where we were were two weeks earlier they had found two girls ages five and six, both of whom have been brutally raped right there by the drug cartels and they provided medical care to these girls who were horribly injured by these violent criminals. this is happening every minute of every day. you cannot watch it -- so on the banks of the rio grande you see littered these plastic wrist bracelets. virtually every illegal immigrant who crosses the border is wearing a color-coded plastic wrist bracelet. the color corresponds to how many thousands of dollars they owe the cartel. so you got to pay the cartel anywhere between 3,000 and -- for chinese illegal immigrants they are paying as much as 50,000 or $70,000 to come in illegal and you have to pay the cartel.

there is 100% operational control of the border. if you try to cross the border on your own the cartel will kill you. and what happens when you cross over -- the border patrol isn't catching his people, they go look for the border patrol, they turn themselves involuntarily. they have a name and address of someone in the united states, and joe biden and kamala harris, they are the last mile of the human trafficking network, so every city in america -- you might think "i don't live in texas, i'm not in a border state." i promise you whatever city you are in, whatever state you're in, you're in a border state because joe biden is flying illegal immigrants to your state, and the teenage boys, they show up, the other mexican drug cartels thousands of dollars, the way they pay it off as they work for the drug cartels. if they are in the employ of these criminal cartels, and the girls have it worse. the girls horribly, many of them, are trapped in sex slavery, and you know, sean, think about it for a second. let's say you are a honduran little girl, you're 15 years

old, you're looking north, imagining life in america, you're imagining life in freedom, and you end up -- your parents agree to pay the cartels and you end up, six months later, working in a brothel, trapped where every day you are in sex slavery trying to pay off your debt, and it's like an old-school plantation. they charge the girls for their food, for their room, for their board, for their air-conditioning, they charge them $30 to cut off an ankle bracelet, and every day, whatever money they make their charge them against them and they are just trapped in hell. this is what joe biden and the democrats are doing, and you cannot defend it. it's not humane, it's not compassionate, it is horrific and inhumane and evil. >> sean: and any adult traveling in a caravan that sees this happening with the cartels, their hands are tied. if they attempt to stop a rape, they will be murdered on the spot, correct?

>> yes, and i will tell you something the border patrol agents told me this time, something i've never heard before the border. they described a phenomenon they are seeing now, which is what they call rape trees, which is the cartels take women over, girls or women, and in the united states they violently rape them here and then they hang the girls or the women's underwear in the trees, and so there are trees where they have dozens of women's underwear hanging in them, and it's designed to be -- it's a trophy but it's also taunting law enforcement. you can't stop me, and the maddening thing is, we can stop them. we know how to stop this. this wasn't happening under donald trump. the reason this is happening is joe biden and kamala harris care more about the radicals in the open border leftists than they do about protecting the immigrants who are being murdered. look, we saw in san antonio a tractor-trailer with 54 people

who died of heat exposure, children as young as 13. 54 murdered. the body bags under joe biden are building up over and over again. >> sean: up next, my exclusive and a few with eric trump the night mar-a-lago was raided by the fbi. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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thing. you know, welcome to politics in the 2000s. my father never got so much as a speeding ticket in his life. until he made one decision, that's a good on escalators at mar-a-lago and spend a lot of money and go and actually fight for this country for the first time, and he did a better job than anybody has ever done, and they started coming after him. "the washington post," the day he won, 2016, the day he won, november 8th, that meant they wrote an article, this is when impeachment begins. he wasn't president. he hadn't been elected for 5 minutes at that point and they start -- this is when impeachment begins, and he's in pinch to the first time and then he was impeached the second time. and they slandered him, they belittled him. they went after him. they went after all of us. there's no family in american history that is taken more arrows in the back then the trump family. every single time. and you know what? it's gone on past politics. you look at the attorney general's, you look at district attorneys all over the country, all they want to do is they want to get donald trump. they raise money on it, they send fund-raising emails about it. they brag on camera about it.

they go after them, they subpoena him. i'm probably the most subpoenaed person in the history of the united states. every single day we get another subpoena. and they do it for one reason. because they don't want donald trump to run and win again in 2024, and sean, that's what this is about today. to have 30 fbi agents -- actually more than that -- descend on mar-a-lago, give absolutely, you know, no notice, go through the gate, start ransacking an office, ransacking a closet, you know, they broke into a safe, he didn't even have anything in the safe. i mean, give me a break. and this is coming from, what, the national archives? yet, you know, hunter biden, firearms crimes, illegal drugs, you know, shady deals with everybody around the world -- and by the way, it's all on this laptop for the whole world to see. his own writing, his own words, corroborated by everybody, where these fbi agents? where is everybody? why is it that the arrows only flight donald trump and his

family? why is it the political persecution only goes one way in this country? >> sean: let's talk a little bit about what you were being told. what was the purpose for this raid? >> sean, the purpose of the raid from what they said was because the national archives wanted to, you know, corroborate whether or not donald trump had any documents in his possession, and my father has worked so collaboratively with them for months. in fact, the lawyer looks been working on this has been totally shocked, he said i have such an amazing relationship with these people and all of a sudden on no notice that some 20 cars and 30 agents? i mean, this is just more political persecution of donald j. trump. they see biden, he's failing in every single -- please. >> sean: so i'm assuming -- so your father's packing, he's leaving the white house, i don't know, and guessing that your dad probably didn't pack a single box. i'm just guessing, you would know better than i. you can tell me if he did or if he didn't.

all these boxes, all your personal items get brought down to mar-a-lago. there's a question about whether there might be classified information that had been written about a long time ago. let's walk through the process. so mar-a-lago, the people that work for your dad were working with the national archives to go through the material to make sure if there was anything mistakenly taken, that it was going to be returned, and you were working collaboratively on that, is that correct? >> so when the president moves out of the white house you have effectively six hours to move out of the white house. it's effectively inauguration time for one president gets moved out in one president gets moved in, right? that's of the whole system works as you know better than anybody. my father always kept clippings, press clippings. he would have newspaper articles come of pictures, notes from us. when my mom passed away a couple weeks ago, you know, he still had all the notes over the years, all the notes that she had ever written him.

it's a beautiful thing, my father saves clippings and things like that. he had boxes. all right, when he moved out of the white house. and he's very collaborative, you want to search for anything, if you think anything -- you know, come right ahead. it was an open door policy. then all of a sudden 30 agents descend upon mar-a-lago? sean, this didn't come from a local fbi field office in palm beach, florida. you know who this came from. this came from one place and one building, and that is the white house in washington, d.c. they want to attack a guy with a view is his greatest threat, biden a posture's greatest threat, that's exactly what donald j. trump is, because you know what? he had an incredible strong country, people realize he was an effective president and you see biden right now. i mean, taiwan is getting circled by military planes literally as we sit here and speak right now. you've got -- russia, ukraine, a total disaster. you got everything happening in iran, which is a disaster. inflation, gas prices, all the things you talk about all night, we are not respect by anybody around the world, our economy is

garbage. you know, and they worry that donald trump will come back in and win this very easily. they also worry about the 2022 midterms, which is the only reason they are doing the sham january 6 panel does not have a single republican on it. i mean, other than liz cheney, who is about to lose her race by 25 points. it's more political persecution of do donald j. trump. they can't stand him. even as i watch the channel for keep on showing his beautiful clips of people, you know, waving trump flights outside of mar-a-lago, his supporters. one has it ever happened in a political movement in the united states before? >> sean: you know, you think back to the russian hoax, a witch hunt, conspiracy theory, went on for three long years. i covered every single night and we ended up being vindicated on every single solitary thing that was reported on this show with our full ensemble cast. you know, ari fleischer tweeted out all i can say is the fbi better have a slam-dunk criminal

case, otherwise the biden administration and the doj have crossed a line of no return. what could they possibly think existed inside of mar-a-lago in a box that was taken from the white house that was so damaging that the fbi director and the attorney general of the united states would have to raid the former president's residence and grab everything out of there? because that doesn't make sense. what could possibly -- what secret document could possibly rise to that level? >> i don't know, they will probably find a note for me telling me telling up -- telling him a proud i am, they might find some pictures of my kids, maybe some nice headlines, maybe a nice note from you, sean. it's insane. how may times can you cry wolf? i mean the fbi dried this whole through hell for three years based on lies and deceit and dirty dossiers and fisa warrants

and everything else, right? and everything proved to be incorrect, fraudulent, made up, and absolute sham. they'd dragged this country through hell and here they are again raiding the guys house. one do give up? when you say enough is enough? when you get a human being who fought so hard for this country -- when do give them the benefit of the doubt? it's got to stop, sean. i mean, this is third world banana republic stuff. >> sean: all right, so hillary clinton deletes the 33,000 emails, she comes up with the dirty russian dossier, that dossiers disseminated to the press, the media mob are the willing accomplices. they disseminate false information in the lead up to the 2016 election, nothing happens to her. nothing happens to the media, they don't even apologize or correct the record at any particular point. then of course that information, unverified, is used to spy on carter page carter page and backdoor into the trump campaign, transition team and presidency. nobody gets all the countable for that. if you or your brother don, jr.,

if god forbid you lied on a gone application, i doubt you be on this program tonight, you'd be serving time in jail. or you have process crimes. peter navarro was being charged with a misdemeanor. that usually means you call the lawyer and say have your client report at this time at this place or we will secure a warrant for that person's ar arrest. same with a process crime with paul manafort or same with roger stone. i mean, these are not violent criminals that deserve predawn raids with guns in their face, and then of course off cnn cameras. and america tonight is asking do we had equal justice and application of our laws in this country? because after the way they treated you with the russian hoax. again, they better have a good reason for this. and here's another thing. or the lawyer is allowed to follow the fbi through mar-a-lago? today? as they were looking everywhere? did anyone watch them? >> the answers the lawyers weren't allowed -- they weren't allowed to be anywhere within

sight. it's horrible, that's got to be a violation right there. they weren't allowed to be anywhere in sight. going back to hillary, there's a whole of other things. how about the foundation. how many shady oligarchs from russia working tripping to that? how about uranium one. you want to talk about scandals that were never investigated, never vetted? you know, it's the rules for thee and not for me. that's the old -- you know, sean, this is been happening since day one. they cannot stand that a guy named donald trump, who was a real estate development who built terminus wealth and fame, was able to go into a political system in the u.s. and take out a person like hillary clinton and beat them at their own game, and then go into washington, d.c., into a phenomenal job and not play by the rules and end up becoming one of the best presidents this country has ever had, and then they put in one of their own and the guy turns out to be an absolute flop. it is a terrible, terrible job in the country is going to hell under his leadership. and then all of a sudden they's realize that his son is in

trouble and that he's in trouble and their political party is in trouble and that donald trump is poised, if you wanted it -- if he decided to hop back on that stage and wanted, they know he's poised to win, and guess what? that threatens them, that threatens who they are, they will do anything they can to take him out, to take me out, to take don out, to take ivanka out, to take our family out, they do it every single day, they do it at a state level, the federal level, the fbi does it, they subpoena us, they make our lives hell, sean, every single day, because they are threatened by donald j. trump, and honestly, i hope -- and i'm saying this for the first time, i hope he goes out and beats these guys again because honestly, this country can't survive this nonsense. it can't. this is not who we are, this is who venezuela is, sean. this is banana republic antics, having a home of the 45th president of united states rated by fbi agents, safes broken open, this is not who we are as a democracy. imagine if that happened to

barack obama. the world would be in an uproar. >> sean: well, eric trump, i don't -- i think ari fleischer is right. if you watch what they've done over the years, they don't get the benefit of the doubt anymore, because they lied and they tried to take your father out for three years, they used a a dirty hillary dossier to do it. they spied on him illegally. nobody with all the countable she wasn't held accountable, no raid of hunter's house, they have the laptop longer than anybody, director wray, i don't know anything about the laptop. and we certainly have a politicized department of justice, there's no doubt about it. eric trump, thank you for being with us tonight, we appreciate it. >> sean: up next, senator josh hawley got into a very tense exchange with the berkeley law professor about who can get pregnant. i never thought i would debate this. we will, next.r ♪ ♪di d's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise.

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>> sean: back in july during a senate judiciary committee hearing senator josh hawley engaged in a back-and-forth with the berkeley law professor over who can get pregnant. can't believe it, but take a look. >> professor bridges, you said several times, you've used a phrase, i want to make sure i understand what you mean by it, you refer to people with a capacity for pregnancy. without the women? >> many women, six women, have that capacity for pregnancy, many do not have the capacity. there are also trans men who are capable of pregnancy as well as nonbinary people who are capable of pregnancy. >> so this isn't really a women's rights issue, it's a -- >> we can recognize that this impacts women while also recognizing that it impacts other groups, those things are not mutually exclusive, senator hawley. >> so your view is that the core of this right then is about

what? >> so i want to recognize that your line of questioning is transphobic, and it opens up trans people to violence by not recognizing them. >> you're saying that i'm opening people up to violence by asking whether or not women are the folks who can have pregnancies? >> so i want to note that 1 out of 5 transgender persons have attempted suicide, so i think it's about -- >> because of my line of questioning? we can't talk about it? >> because denying that trans people exist and pretending not to know that they exist -- >> on denying that trans people exist by asking a -- >> argue? are you? do you believe that men can get pregnant? >> no, i don't think -- >> so you are denying that trans people can exist. >> is this how you run your classroom? are students allowed to question or are they also treated like this? >> they are allowed to question -- >> they are opening a people to violence occurred >> we have a good time in my class, you should join, you might learn a lot. >> wow, i would learn a lot. i've learned a lot from this exchange, extraordinary.

>> sean: here's senator hawley with reaction to that fiery exchange. senator, i guess you are transphobic and, according to this professor, opening up trans people to violence by not recognizing them. at no time during that exchange did i see -- you didn't acknowledge that there are people who are transgender. >> you know, here is the modern democrat party today, sean. it is the "you have to say that men can get pregnant, and if you don't say it, then you are a big it, and you are responsible for violence." i mean, that is the party line. let's not forget who invited this witness, she was there was a democrat witness, you didn't see a single democrat disagree with that. in fact, they are all over social media applauding her and saying that's exactly right. it's not exactly right, it's exactly crazy, which is why voters are running screaming away from the democrat party. this is craziness and i tell you, sean, they are so out of touch with america. you can even make this stuff up. >> sean: so when she says to

you and i ask you a question, i guess offering you a test, do you believe that men can get pregnant and her answer was no, i don't think men can get pregnant, that led her to state that that means that you deny the existence of trans people. okay, so she is saying that someone is biologically born a woman, is -- now considers themselves a man, you acknowledge some people do that. and some people go through whatever surgery they have, but there's no -- there's no biologically born male that i know of, and i like to follow the science, that i'm aware of that would be capable as a biological man of bearing a child. is that not a fact? >> i think it's a fact, sean, but for today's democrats and democrat leaders, it's not only not a fact, it is religion to them that you affirm that men can get pregnant, and if you don't say it, then you are

responsible for violence. i mean, this is their line. by the way, sean comedies of the same people, the same democrat leaders want to force young women to compete against biological men and girls sports. now we know why. for all the parents out there who are like why in the world do all of these democrats want to illuminate girls sports, now you know why. they don't believe there is any such thing as a woman. not really, and if they think of biological man wants to claim to be a biological woman, that's fine, and we all have to accept it or else we are bigoted and violent. it's just crazy. >> sean: so this gets into two big issues, number one, age-appropriate miss in terms of we teach our kids. this is an issue now that's come up pretty much all across the country, and that is, okay, we have to teach first graders, second graders, third graders about gender identity. i don't think that's particularly age-appropriate. and the idea that you can be born biologically a man and then identify as a woman and be transgender, and then compete in female sports, as caitlyn jenner

has said on this program, i don't really care what your testosterone levels are now, what were they when you hit puberty? that would be the time that it would matter the most. >> yeah, that's exactly right, and i just don't think that you're going to find many parents in this country -- i say this as a parent of three little kids. i don't know many parents who say yeah, i want my young girl -- i want her to have to play against biological males. i want them to be in her locker room, i want them to be in her safe spaces. i thought the left was all about safe spaces, but not for women, not anymore, not for young women. it's a crazy agenda. nobody supports this agenda. what, 2% of the population may be. it's craziness, and to hear democrats say this stuff and insist that we all affirm it, it's not just that if their opinion. sure, you can have whatever opinion that you want but to insist that we have to agree that women should play men's sports, we have to agree that men can get pregnant, or elsewhere predators, i mean, that's just insane.

>> sean: now you are getting into a really important part of all this, either you agree with everything the professor is saying, or you are transphobic, one, two, you're putting people's lives at risk. you are -- that would cause threats to their lives, or three, that would cause them to have a risk of suicide. that is patently unfair if you are asking an honest question about how do you define a man, how do you define a woman, and is it your contention that biologically born men can have children, that would be a fair question, and if you don't give the right answer, then you get labeled it transphobic, you get the transphobic tattoo, you know, literally etched into your forehead. >> and what they use that as an excuse for, sean, the left, that is, is to censor speech, and you can see that's where this witness was going today, oh my goodness, your questions can lead to violence. therefore you shouldn't be asking them. i mean, that was the import of what she said to me, you shouldn't be asking his questions, and we see the left

saying that everywhere. if you western biological men and women's sports, you are a bigot, you need to be shut down. we see the school board meetings, parents raise these questions, they are called domestic terrorists. this is the left's tactic. you agree with them or else they will shut you down, censor your speech, and tell you you have no rights. and again, this is why voters are saying it's crazy. >> sean: i have a solution. instead of indoctrinating kids, a captive audience in a classroom, why don't we let these other creatures that are called parents, moms and dads, why don't they instill the values in their kids and then we focus on something we have forgotten about a long time ago, even though we spend more per capita on kids for education than any other country in the industrialized world with the worst results, when we teach the reading, writing, math, science, and computers, and let's say let the parents instill the values, or if some parents are uncomfortable about these topics, you can offer opt in

after-school programs, offer parents a curriculum, and if they want to buy into it they can buy into it all they want, but don't take away the educational opportunities and the time that needs to be focused on the main subjects. how's that? that's a fair compromise, no? >> i would say that sounds pretty good. what a concept to actually teach kids lessons and information, knowledge they could use. think about this though. this democrat witnessed today, she's a professor i think at berkeley, so her students are paying, i don't know, 60,000 or $70,000 a year to be taught this craziness, go figure. >> sean: up next, interview with congress and ronnie jackson about a nasty note he received from barack obama. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it.

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>> sean: as we continue, texas congressman and former white house position ronnie jackson received a pretty scathing email from barack obama after he dared to criticize joe biden's cognitive decline. dr. ryan jackson spoke to us about that note. >> sean: texas commerce men and former white house position ronnie jackson revealed in his upcoming book "hold the line" that barack obama sent him a pretty scathing email concerning ronnie jackson's tweet during the 2020 campaign highlighting joe biden's cognitive decline and suggesting that he would take a mental fitness test, the same one that donald trump took. obama quickly responded via email telling the congressman he needed to express his disappointment and that the tweet was "unprofessional and beneath the office that he once held." just to refresh your memory, here are some of the great cognitive moments that congressman jackson is talking about. take a look. >> if you agree with me, go to

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[laughter] that's right. she's fine. it's me. that's not together. >> sean: congressman and dr. jackson joins us with reaction. congressman, you took care of how many presidents? >> three, three, sean. >> sean: three. george w. bush, barack obama and donald trump, correct? >> that's correct. >> sean: and there was a push to have donald trump take this cognitive test, and you were very clear in telling him whatever the results are, and it's not a particularly easy test, they will be released to the public, you told him that. >> absolutely, sean, there was complete outrage, everyone was up in arms, all these elites from academic medicine and the press, they were relentless in their insistence that we have the president cognitively assessed, which we did, and as you know, he passed with flying colors and, you know, this is kind of where this all originated. you know, i saw that tweet one day when i was driving the

campaign a little bit that mcdaniel had put out one of these gas, one where he thought he was running for the senate he couldn't member which state he was in. she tweeted out a video of it and i was little frustrated with the double standard, and i just replied to the tweet, just retweeted it and said wow, does anybody were member the cognitive test that i gave at real donald trump, the one that he is? looks like some of the else needs a test. scary. that was it. that was a pretty benign tweet overall. that's all i said. within 20 minutes, i got a scathing email from president obama, just ripping apart, telling me, you know, it was beneath me and the office that i've served as a physician of the president and as a navy admiral, and he was disappointed in me, in general, he considered me a friend and it was a betrayal of him and all the people i worked with at the white house, and so on and so forth. so you know, i was a little bit kind of -- you know -- it kind of had a weird effect on me to be honest with you and i wanted to pick the phone up and call them right away but i was late

for a campaign event and i went in and did the event first. i was going to call him when i went back up when i went out i started thinking about and i picked the phone up and i calld somebody that i knew would understand the weird situation i was in that some of the weird feelings i was having about getting that -- you know, kind of a culmination a little pissed off but also having my feelings hurt by that email so i picked up the phone and called dan bongino, we work together, he was in secret service when i was at the white house, he knew exactly what i would be going through, i called dan and dan kind of cleared it up for me. he said you don't know this guy thing buried he said that he ever picked the phone up a single time when you were being butchered as president trump's nominee for the va secretary? did he do one thing to defend you? he could have picked the phone up and made a phone call to jon tester and stopped it with one phone call. he knew it was all garbage, he didn't do anything to help you. you don't owe this guy a thing. and i just sit there for a minute and thought he's absolutely right. i don't know this guy thing. >> sean: let me ask you this, what about writing him back now

and saying in retrospect with all of the multitude of gaffes that biden has another cognitive struggles that every body else in the world sees, saying do you still stand by your previous letter to me, or do you want to give me the apology that you only? i would write that letter back to obama. >> i could. i guess i'm not going to get a response and i come i think i burned that bridge, but he wrote this book out of frustration. the book is "holding the line," you can get it right now, a lot of great stories in it like this about my relationships with all three of the president f carless but i wrote this out of frustration. same reason i'm sitting before you as a member of congress now, because i'm really frustrated with what's happening to this country. >> sean: we don't have a lot of time. do you see joe biden cognitively declining even further? because i do. >> every day. you mentioned that his position said he's worried about his

hand washing. he needs to be worried a lot about a lot more than his hand washing. he needs a serious cognitive assessment and if he's not willing to do it, i will administer the tests to him. i will do it. and if you want to go, you can go to testbiden.com, i will register you as asking for that as well. but definitely this man is getting worse and he's an embarrassment. you can see what's going on overseas, he is not inspiring confidence in anyone and it's a dangerous time to have a commander in chief and a head of state like this man right now. >> sean: we will have more "hannity" right after this. ♪ ♪

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