>> we're out of time but check out our two part documentary on the criminal mutilationation of children. we'll hope you watch. and of course we'll be back tomorrow. now, ladies and gentlemen, sean hannity takes over. >> sean: welcome to hannity. tonight, millions are in mourning on both sides of the atlantic and around the world after the passing of queen elizabeth the two romania. >> coming up brit -- longest reining english monarch over 70 years. >> also tonight another day, another hunter biden scandal. so how long will the oh so honorable and nonpartisan and high ranking officials at the doj and fbi continue to turn a blind eye? we have a full report on that tonight. >> but we begin in memphis,

tennessee. on wednesday, a violent criminal ezekiel kelly had a rampage all over town. he even live shooting on the facebook page. he laughed, smile. ultimately he was apprehended by police and here he is smiling in his mugshot. you probably won't be surprised to find out that kelly should have been in prison all along as he was discharged with attempted -- charged with attempted murder in 2020. that's only two years ago. he only served 11 months of what was a three year sentence which should have been much longer. 11 months for trying to kill somebody? this horrific case is not an isolated incident. america needs to work this out. we need law & order so every american is safe and secure so every american can actually pursue happiness. >> also this week, in memphis,

this one henderson allegedly abducted and murdered a kindergarten teacher and mother of two while she was out for a jog prior to this murder henderson had racked up quite a record with at least half a dozen violent offenses, including a previous abduction but was released from prison early, enabling him to what? strike again. sadly this break down of law and order and safety and security it is happening in big cities, in small towns. it is happening all across the country. liberal mayors, liberal prosecutors and judges, liberal lawmakers believe putting violent offenders behind bars is somehow immoral. so now in the name of social justice, city after city are eagerly working to keep criminals on the streets. that kudz your own vice president kamala harris who promoted that minnesota bill fund for violent offenders. remember, she was the one that was praising the lapd when they

would defunding the police. and thanks to her efforts, well, one felon who is bailed out thanks to her fund shep promoted was then able to shoot a man six times. now he's charged with murder. great job. meanwhile, pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman and wisconsin candidate mandela barns they're both calling for america's prisons to be emptied. emptied. take a look. >> do you believe that some of them did that we could over a period of years cut our inmate population but one-half, mandel? >> absolutely. that's stuff that happens over time. it's not something that happens over night. if you stock more people back to prison, if we reduce our recidivism rate f we address the way that we not allow offenders, over time the prison population will be half of what it is now. >> i was on the panel with secretary wedsel earlier before the pandemic hit and he said something remarkable that i agree with. he said we could reduce or

prison population by a third and not make anyone less safe in pennsylvania. that's a profound statement. >> sean: they're not talking about pot hots and tax cheats. they want to release murderers, raini rapists. we're hiring 87,000 new irs agents. that's way more important, right? let's be clear. if you want your family living next door to a career criminal, just photo for a -- vote for a democrat. in fact, in almost every major city controlled by a democrat, murder is up, assault subpoena, rape is way up. many cities is breaking all time records. that's why joe biden is now pretending to support law and order. it is a blatant lie. it's what we call an election year conversion. he doesn't mean a simple word of it. the media mob meanwhile, they're turning a blind eye over a fake

news cnn and msnbc, they all but ignored a recent mass shooting in memphis. ask yourself a question, why would they ignore this mass shooting? why aren't they hype this mass shooting? what would they be saying if the shooter was a maga republican, to quote joe biden. get this, they're barely even covering last week's gruesome murder of jeff german. he was allegedly stabbed to death outside of his house by a local official in nevada who took issue with his reporting. now, why would the media be silent again? is it because the official that did this or alleged to have done this? is it a democrat? is that why the media mob just doesn't seem to care about this horrific attack of a member of the press? what if the politician was a maga republican? for many in the media and their friends in the democratic party, violent crime is just another opportunity to score cheap

political points with their base using this trendy left wing gimmicks, defunding the police, dismantle police forces. but in the real world, law abiding, taxpaying, peaceful americans that mind their own business, paying their taxes, raise their kids, go to church, they are paying a heavy price. they're getting shot. they're getting murdered. they're getting stabbed. they're getting abducted and raped and getting robbed in broad daylight. and now we have the knockout game is back. they're being pushed on to subway tracks. they're getting carjacked. you name it, it's hang all because of -- it's happening all because of policies from democrats, policies that, for example, trust fund brat in a hoodie john fetterman is supporting and a hardcore radical mandela barns is the democrat candidate in wisconsin. policies that they're

supporting. ohio democratic senatorsupporting. that's right. the guy that likes the reverend wright -- the guy that compares cops to thugs and gangsters. that's right. senator ralfael warnock. he's also support this madness as is almost every democratic senate candidate and a lot of gubernatorial candidates. so in 61 days, we can now begin the process of turning this country around. and that means keeping our cities safe and secure, our towns safe and secure. but frankly, that will only happen if you vote republicans. democrats are now willing to sacrifice american lives in the name of social justice. the question is, are you? the host of unfiltered dan, along with the cohost of the five heraldo.

heraldo, you cannot deny that what joe biden said in his speech in pennsylvania, if in philly with the red background or if you're watching fake news cnn, a pretty pink background. what he's saying is a lie. what he's saying about i want to fund the police is a lie. his own vice president praise the lapd for defunding the lapd. so what he's saying is untrue, heraldo. this is rampant in the democratic party. they're coddling criminals and americans are paying the price. tell me where i might be wrong. >> well, i don't disagree basically with anything you have said. i hate to disappoint dan, but i believe that, you know, joe biden was guilty of the most lazy stereotype with the maga

republican nonsense. i hope he regrets saying it because it rebounded against him. the only disagreement i have with it is that you didn't mention one other factor, and that's race. you have these cities, detroit, new orleans, baltimore, cleveland where i am, memphis where two of these horrible crimes have happened. they are majority african-american cities where african-american commits most of the murders and the victims of those crimes are also usually african-american. black people killing black people. it's the ghetto civil war i've been talking about that i've been pleading with people to please do something about. the reason abduction of the woman -- >>. >> sean: to be clear, on this show we have been scrolling the names that americans have never heard of before -- >> you do. >> sean: of people shot and killed. ? chicago, we've been doing it since 2009. that's a longer period of time than most people work on cable

tv. >> well, i could say this. unless we recognize that this is the civil rights issue of our time, that we have to recognize what is happening and do something about it, then we will watch the destruction, the waste of lives, black, brown, whitehow can it be that joe biden makes a speech like he did about maga republicans and not mention the crime that plagues the inner city? you know, this is something that we must deal with or we will lose a generation, sean. >> dan, your background is very unique. nypd, secret service. what did this guy last night in memphis happened to turn out to be a maga republican? what about the reporter that was killed by a democrat, what if it was a maga republican? what would the media, how would

they be reacting? what would the coverage be like if that was the case? >> you know the answer, so does the audience, it would be on the front page of the "new york times." they'd be calling for investigations of the save america pack or whatever. it would be collective attribution. every one who voted for trump would be a blood thirsty serial killer. but the hypocrisy is boring. i've argued this repeatedly on my show. it's hierarchy. this isn't hype see for the left. it's not -- hypocrisy requires two standards, correct? one for me and one for thee. there's one standard. the standard's this, kiss my ass, i'm in charge and i'm a leftist. we abuse power. we're thinking about, man, this is hypocritical. leftist, when the -- when the

guns work for the leftist, they'll babuse the power of force. think about it, they love the fbi right now. the fbi has become an enforcement arm of the democratic party. they have. it's pour and simple. they love the fbi and yet they hate law endlaw enforcement. it was joe biden himself who was on a video telling an interviewer he's for reallocating funds away from the police. he's onlying changed his mind -- you just accurately said it -- in a 60 day election day conversion because he's afraid they're going to get humiliated at the polls. let me just say one more thing as a former police officer and an agent. there are two reasons there's a civil war going on, as heraldo said, in the get to. one, they elect democrats. but second, it's amazing how our government spend $4 trillion on all kinds of stupidity and they plea bargain cases out left and the right because they say we

don't have enough jails and prosecutors. you spend $4 trillion a year. you can't figure out how to get savages off the street and put them in jail? you can figure out how to fund a shrimp on a treadmill and how to put plexiglass glass in schools for covid. but you can't pay for a lawyer to put a bad guy in jail? you're witnessing the collapse of society because of stupidity like this. >> sean: very well said. this may be a record the first time you're on together and didn't have a big fight. >> mark the day. >> sean: one evening of agreement. anyway, dan, good to see you. heraldo thank you. joining us now is senator josh hawley. senator, you're colleague and senator grassley have talked to people in the fbi, whistleblowers, over 20 of them that want to come forward and talk about how the fbi have

become politicallized and the doj have been weaponized. you're following that store. i think it dovetails perfectly in the conversation we just had. do you see the same thing? are you hearing the same thing? >> absolutely, sean. we're seeing it unfolding in real-time. what we're seeing is an administration that cares nothing about the rule of law. they only care about abusing it. the only time they're interested in law enforcement is when they can use it against their political opponents, especially donald trump or anybody who supported donald trump. and what we're seeing is an effort by this president to use law enforcement, to abuse law enforcement to try to criminalize basically the political opposition, which is half the country. and it is unprecedented in our history, sean, and it is extremely dangerous. metroplex time, you got people like this killer in memphis. we're seeing shooting sprees, murders, carjackings all across the country. doj won't lift a finger to do anything about the crime spree that is hurting and killing americans, but they've got all

the time in the world to target their political opponents. >> sean: what dunk of merrick -- did you think of merrick garland's, quote, reminder that they're not allowed to talk to members of congress, people like yourself, senators and congressman? that sounded to me like an intimidation effort to silence people that are whistleblowers in light of charles grassley admitting all these whistleblowers are coming forward? >> you bet it was. that's exactly what it was. and i tell you, sean, we've had whistleblowers come to me and giving us what happened. what's happening with the afghan refugees. you got a lot of people right now who are good honest people in government and they can't believe what this administration's doing. you bet merrick garland and his corrupt leadership at doj is telling these people you sit down and shut up. he's basically threatening them. listen, these folks -- whistleblowers are protected under federal law.

what we see is, once again, the biden team saying we're not going to abide by the law if it doesn't suit us and they're trying to shut this down so they can continue to abuse our criminal justice system and abuse these institutions it for their own political gain. >> sean: are these whistleblowers protecting the fbi and protecting the biden family, more specifically hunter biden. are these whistleblowers also talking about the large extent of investigations into parents that speak out at school board meetings? are these while blowers out there talking about how if it's anything donald trump, there's a separate system of justice in the department of justice? are they saying those things? >> i think we're seeing all of the above the, sean. i can just tell you from the whistleblowers that i've seen from senator grassley who have come to him about how the fbi is being abused, how this justice department is using it to go after trump, how they're using

it to shield hunter biden. we've had whistleblowers come forward and say the biden administration lied about the afghan refugees, that we actually have hundreds of potential terrorists in this country because they didn't vet the afghan refugees. they brought them in the country and released them. how about dhs lied. it's across the board. we're seeing this in all the different agencies. the consistent theme is, the biden people are abusing the law, they're buoo using the procedures is it and they're doing it to go after their political pones. they're doing to cover their own fraction and it's wrong. >> sean: do you think director rey, the fbi and do you think the attorney general are up to their job? >> no. no. neither of them are. both of them should go. they should have resigned a long time ago. they should have been fired. as to the attorney general, i believe he should be removed if he will not step down. >> sean: we appreciate you being

with us. >> when we come back, pierce morgan and ainsley will join us to pay tribute to queen elizabeth the ii.

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. >> sean: queen elizabeth ii passed away today in scotland at the age of 96, according to buckingham palace, she died peacefully this afternoon her her health took a turn tfor the worse. and as britain and the world mourn the loss of this iconic and rev and leader. she was loved by her country and everyone across the world. with her passing, charles will now become and is now the king. now, charles called his mother's death, "a moment for the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family. i know her loss will be deeply felt through all the country and the realm and the commonwealth and by countless people all around the world." here is piers morgan and ainsley earhardt. ainsley, you, pierce, and martha

did the coverage for the platinum jubilee for the channel. what will really amazed me today, she took the thrown at the age of 25. she is died now at 96. and from the very first day she became queen, they were planning for this day. and there's a whole series of events that will happen. tell us about it. >> it's a ten day process and they've been planning this -- they planned this when, you know -- every single queen or king has ever existed, here's what will happen next. day one obviously everyone is notified. prime minister was notified first. and then the new king is officially named immediately when she dice. all flags are flown at half staff. king charles is supposed to address the nation on tv. whether that will happen tonight, probably not because it's late in the uk. probably tomorrow. then on day three and four, king charles will set off on his firsture as king. and loaned will prepare for her -- london will prepare for her

funeral. day five the procession of buckingham palace. she will lay in state for three days and the public will pay respects. day six through nine king charles will visit -- day ten is the funeral. if you look at the dates, that would be next saturday. so next weekend probably the funeral. it will be a day of mourning, a two minute moment of silence over all of britain. the funeral at westminster abbey and the service at the st. george's at windsor castle. and buried at king george chapel. >> sean: piers, i don't remember if you remember this conversation, but it was a lengthy conversation. i asked you, you have this royal connection to the royal family. and with incredible passion, you outline and laid out to me why

it was so important to you, the royal family and so important to the people of britain. convey to today and specifically your relationship with them. >> you know, sean, this is honestly one of the saddest days of my life. and i'll tell you why. it's because in america you have presidents that kind of like your royal family in a way each time they come along. but they're only there are to a maximum of eight years and then they move on. this queen has been on the th throne of this country for70 ye. i'm 57 years old. she's been the only monarch i ever had in this country. she was already reining the 13 years before i was born. she had straddled so much change in our society here, in our country. she shteered us through good times and bad. she's been through pandemic and ter terrorists attacks. natural disasters that befallen

the country and other countries. weather -- she's been this constant rock of support. she represents, sean, in my opinion, the very best of british values. resilience, duty, humility, strength of character, never plays the victim, always looking forward, always putting the country before her self. these kind of leaders are incredibly unusual. i would imagine if she ever ran for public office, which she obviously never did, she would have won by a massive land slide and be the greatest prime minister we ever had because she had all the qualities you want from a leader. and of course she met 13 american presidents. she met 15 british prime ministers, another 100 world leaders. so she was gathering all the time this extraordinary amount of knowledge and wisdom about leadership from leaders and

about the world. and it made her one of the wisest people i certainly ever met. i met her on a number of occasions. i had the great privilege of it. she was a remarkably intelligent, feisty and strong woman. somebody rang me, very close to the royal family, and rumors have been swirling all day about what may be going on. we knew it was serious. all the royal family were going up to visit her. rumors were circulating. someone called me and said, piers, i'm really sorry but the queen has passed. it was like i was hit in the back, honestly. it was like a jolt to me. and i told my family immediately and they were all completely horrified and shocked and upset. and it's hard to describe to people who aren't british why it means so much to us. but it really does. it's touched all of us. and i shed a tear or two today and i'm sure i will over the next few days because she was

really this country's grandmother. >> sean: what powerful statement you made, piers. by the way, my deepest condolences to you and to all the people of great britain. >> thank you. >> sean: i remember both you and answers three and martha in the platinum jubilee coverage. ainsley, i remember specifically you had many anecdotal stories about her life, her love, her passions. remind people some of that have. >> i fell in love with her too. and piers, our sympathy to you and all the people of great britain. we loved her, too. all the women over here in america, we all are little girls deep down inside. we fantasize about being princesses when we were little. and we just loved her. we're hopeless romantics at heart. we love just to follow the royal family and visit london. it's such a special place. it was a pleasure to work with you, piers. i know how much you loved her. and some of the stories that i learn when i was doing my research for the platinum

jubilee, she had a sense of humor. her grandfather, everyone was scared of him, king george. she would visit him and he had a pet parrot named susie -- actually charlotte. the pet parrot was walking back and forth on the dining room table and she would feed the parrot sugar cubes and the grandfather would let the parrot do that. she he also had a beard and she would lead her by the house by the beard and lead him around the house like he was a horse and they would play together. she loved her dogs. she had 30 of them of the course of her rein. and she even took one on her honeymoon. she loved her husband. she met him at 13 years old. he was assigned to babysit her and she fell in love with him at 13 and then they were married. they were engaged later in life. they announced the engagement

when she was 21 and they were married. she -- you know, he said the secret of wedding when asked is tolerance because we know he -- you know, he had his mischievous side. she said after he died, that mischievous inquitwinkle. her father when he died she became queen. she said it was the hardest conversation i ever had with her. her lady in waiting was watching them pace back and forth. when the queen same inside, she hugged her and she realized i'm hugging the queen and she knelt down and curtsy. when her father died, sean, she said we are all just visitors this time, this place. we are just passing through. our purpose here is to learn, to grow, to love and then we return home. . >> sean: last question, piers. how will great britain respond to king charles? >> you know, it's a big

challenge because there's no one like the queen. and she's irreplaceable, really. we've never known any different. the only good thing he has -- well, he got many good qualities. but the good thing is he's been waiting for this moment. it's been the longest apprenticeship ever. of course, he was learning at the seat of the greatest monarch that's ever been. so i actually think charles will be a very good king. he'll face a lot of challenges, how to keep the monarch keep it going. i remember being in the summer with you, ainsley, martha. when the queen walked out, what i'm grateful for is that we have that moment as a country and the world to show her what she meant to us. there was such euphoria that day. and i think we all felt this excitement. it was unbelievably thrilling to be able to say to her thank you

for this incredible rein. and the other solace we have is now she's reunited with prince phillip. one of the saddest days in the history rt country. i wish charles the best. i thank all my american friends. i got to say, a number of people have contacted me just to check if i'm okay. it's really touching. she moved the entire world. i know americans loved her and share our loss. we are a nation in deep mourning tonight. >> sean: just passing through, all of us just passing through. piers morgan, our deepest condolences to you and our friends at great britain. ainsley, thank you as well. >> also developing. inside inside the washington swamp where joe's mansion pipeline deal wchuck schumer apparently now caused a major problem with preparing an interim spending deal to overt a

government shutdown. by the way, manchin's poll numbers after that deal with chucky, they're tanking. of course, the democrat's agenda is failing in every front tonight especially in california. now they have leaders struggling just to kept lights on. you can't even charge your electric vehicle. think of of it. and put your air conditioner up to 78 degrees at night. >> meanwhile the biden doj have challenged the appeal to challenge the appointment of a special master into the inquiry of donald trump presidential records as concerns mount now over the justice department being politicalized and the fbi of course, yeah, they're being politicalized as well and the weaponization of justice in america. here with reaction. the host of life, liberty. i call him the great one. great one, they had a taint team.

they didn't want a special master. we know they took donald trump's private medical records. we know they got private tax information. we know that they got over 500 pages of attorney-client privilege information. we know that they took his passports. we know that they rifled through his son baron's room and his wife's room. and now they don't want an objective team coming in to see whether or not that warrant was so broad. this is in your wheelhouse. you are a constitutional scholar. what do you say about the whole thing? >> first of all, one of the things i say is i notice bill barr's out there trashing former president trump. i think he's on cable tv more than an erectile dysfunction at this point, sean hannity. i don't know what his problem is, but there's a couple of issues here i would raise with him and the nation. who's in charge of this investigation? it's the attorney general of the united states. he hasn't recused himself. he hasn't appointed somebody

else. he's in charge of every aspect of this investigation, including the search warrant. so that is a huge problem. it's unprecedented. we have donald trump, a former president, who may want to be president again. so this whole thing is outrageous. let's sit back and ask ourselves a question. what the hell is this really about? all they're going to say it's about classified documents and then when you bring that up, they say, no, it's about obstruction and, no, no, it's about stealing documents. it's at constant moving. but we have an alike here in the "washington post," a document describing a foreign government's military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities was found by fbi agents who searched former president's mar-a-lago president and private club last month, according to people familiar with the matter. who would that be? it's the department of justice and the fbi. underscoring concerns among u.s. intelligence officials about classified material stashed in the florida property. number one that, florida

property protected like fort knox. those are government secret agents. it has a gate that you have to get through. i don't know if it's an iron door or what it is, these two massive doors. these men are armed. so it's not like this stuff is all over the place. that's number one. but isn't ironic, america, that the very department of justice that's leaking the existence of this information to the "washington post" for the whole world to see, for the whole world to see is not concerned that this information was at donald trump's home guarded by the secret service. and we never knew about it. we only know about it now because the department of justice keeps leaking about it, violating donald trump's due process right. right, bill barr? i don't hear you talking about that. the media is out there saying trump needs to be indicted. indicted for what? can you imagine what would have happened if the enemy got this

information? if the enemy got what information? well, this information that was leaked to the "washington post." oh, really? can you imagine if we had presidents who actually gave information to the enemy, that endangers our national security. here's one. bill clinton. as president, bill clinton essentially wiped out any strategic advantage the u.s. had by selling advanced u.s. missiles technology to our enemies. to china, this is the capitalresearch.org. i remember when it happened. it was the deliverance of super computers once banned from export for security reasons. they underpin the technology of missiles warfare. wow. what are we going to do about clinton? apparently, nothing. according to the wall street

journal, from clinton days, a bipartisan congressional found b beijing have stolen u.s. design data. so clinton did not keep this very safe here's another one. obama. oob rec-- obama why did he do t? because these federal contractors want more lane unit export controls. it's the export control act. to take it out of the white house where the president's office is responsible for viewing and giving it to the commerce department. what do you think happens then? more and more high-level technology went to the communist chinese in the obama administration. look at this one, business insider. obama just made a quiet nuclear deal with communist china. what did he do? what did he do? he notified congress that he

intends to renew a nuclear cooperation agreement with china, and it was so quiet, it was under the radar. even congress didn't realize they were notified. it would allow beijing to buy more technology to reprocess plutonium. guess what? it happened. oh, look at this. joe biden rurts, the u.s. department of justice will end up program focused on fighting chinese espy espionage. from a broader array of hostile nations. why did they do that? because they thought this was racial pro filing of the communist chinese government that's stealing our technology. now, we have people all over tv, former federal prosecutors who

are a dime a dozen. there's thousands and thousands of them. and mr. bill barr going on and on about howgr grave this is. so here we have mar-a-lago, which is a compound that is protected by government secret service agents. here we have mar-a-lago which they want you to think is just some kind of a country club, where none of the information has been leaked, including to the "washington post." so the only leakers here are the department of justice and they do not want a special master. why? why, america? it's a cover-up. that's why. they don't want you to know everything that the department of justice grabbed out of donald trump's home. and so we're supposed to indict donald trump over this. wait a minute. i thought we were going to indict donald trump over january 6th? wait a minute. i thought we were going to indict him for violating the

his tax returns. wait a minute. i thought we were going to indict him over his colluding with the russians? ladies and gentlemen, these bastards are no good. i don't care if they're dressed up as attorney general or fbi agents or members of media or the congress. if you want to select donald trump as your nominee, selected them. do not let these people make that decision for you. you choose who you wish. but they want to control who the republicans choose and they hate donald trump. if donald trump was so weak and ineffective, do you think they'll be targeting him like this? i'm sick and tired of this former attorney general and all of these former federal prosecutors who do not point out the obvious. merrick garland should not be involved in this case. this case is a way big time overreach that a president cannot be charged under the espionage act if he acted to declassify that he didn't obviously didn't steal the

documents because the fbi knew where they were. what ap is he going to shove it in his mattress. meanwhile, they took attorney-client information, potentially information in which he would have exert executive privilege? we don't know yet. i'm not big on the stassi, whether they're dressed up social security fb-- that's it. >> sean: when we come back. still ahead, more scandal from hunter biden .

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. >> sean: as we've just talked about, the biden doj has now filed an appeal to challenge the appointment of a special master in the inquiry into donald trump's presidential records. meanwhile, more evidence of hunter biden's knefaknee far dealings. he would be happy to introduce his business associate. that would be his nephew to a

top chinas communist party official to discuss potential investments. this occurring back in 2013 while his father was vice president. and happen to be in charge of the china portfolio. but of course, there's one standard for the bidens, for the clintons and of course another standard, if your last name is trump and for the rest of america. this dual system of justice is now shredding our constitution. it's politecizing our department of justice why would they want a special master? >> i think it's obvious. more importantly what they argued in their appeal was that not only do they want to appeal this special master decision, but they also -- and in what i knowing is the most important -- they want the injunction to stop so that they can continue their investigation and their criminal action, potential criminal

action against donald trump. why is that, sean? well, because november is a big election and biden's down in the polls. this is the reality of our situation right now, america. we are literally in the most dual, as you said, there's dual systems for justice. if you are a trump, if you are anybody else, it's different. it's not right. and if hunter was eric trump or don't jr. ory ivanka, god knows there would be a nondisaster investigation, they would be can you have cuffs. it's absurd. >> sean: well said. greg, where is the raid on hunter biden's home? we know there's evidence of crime on the lab top from hell. and we also know that that laptop ism indicates the president. he had a lot of knowledge of these foreign business dealings and the conflict of interest. why no interest at all on this?

>> because there is no equal justice under the law in merrick garland's department of justice. you know, look, you don't forget that joe biden took his son hunter biden on air force 2 to china and promptly introduced him to the high chinese communist party officials and other business officials and then hunter biden made millions based on those contacts. he was running an influence peddling scheme not just with china in making millions, but ukraine, russia, other countries over which joe biden had influence and power. why has there been no raid, no indictment based on influence peddling, money laundering, tax evasion, even racketeering? why hasn't a grand jury rendered an indictment? remember, the fbi has had that laptop since december of 2019 and now we learn that there was

a strict order from top officials at the fbi, don't open the laptop, don't look at it. instead, they buried the case and then peddled this phony story that it was all russian disinformation. let me say this to the special master. i wouldn't bet in favor of merrick garland before the 11th circuit court of appeals. plus his argument makes no sense if it is so urgent, why did he appoint -- why is he appealing the case? that will elongate this for months. >> sean: yeah. >> i suspect that there is an urgency there but a cover-up going on. . >> sean: i think well said by both of you. great. thank you.

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