rent the importance of peace and security. so i look forward to our conversation. >> tucker: here's the measurement when someone uses the phrase "in terms of" and then use the preposition "around," meaning connected to, tomorrow night at aid a mock -- at 1:00. >> sean: we have a passage and then time moves on and there's another passage of time and it is just one of those things. time passes. >> tucker: for the community. >> sean: the community and it is all good for the community because you live in the community. >> tucker: i love it. >> got to love it. tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." fox news alert. my mind what the just a moment. breaking news out of the free state of florida. america 2.5 million americans

have been ordered to evacuate as hurricane ian is bearing down on the states gulf coast. just a moment governor ron desantis will join us. the latest from this category three storm. fox weather meteorologist ian oliver is with us. this looks like it is going to be a direct hit right over it looks like somewhere north of fort myers right towards tampa. >> ian: still a reasonable scenario here. this is a monster of a storm. still a category three as you mention. 120 miles per hour. we had this inner i wall that has been degrading. what that does is it spreads out of that winfield over at much larger area. we have seen these impacts start already. we need to warnings throughout the afternoon and evening across much of south florida. we got some active ones right now. a lot of spin in these powerful outer bands of the intense.

90 miles out of the west of key west. we reported there a wind gusts up to 71 miles per-hour miles per hour. that is greatly removed from the intent in a. we are up to coasted hurricane force winds. this is a powerful storm and when that is getting larger and this is the latest forecast track. the national hurricane center. any public left, it is not if with these impact. it is who gets the worst of it. for storm surge it, it will be whoever is on the southern and eastern side of the eye while as it moves are short. we are talk about category four storm at landfall. at some point tomorrow afternoon or evening. well, the peak surge mechanical possible again, right at the landfall point. occurring at high tide from the southern part of the bake down to naples. some of these areas could see up to 12 feet of surge and just to put that into perspective, a lot of areas like this on the coastline in florida, fort myers beach, beautiful beach town. it is a barrier island. max elevation there of 3 feet. so if this hits at a high tide cycle, i talked about 9 feet of

water on top of normally dry ground across that entire area are olympic they whole error there and fort myers beach, that is one thread, the storm surge. we have to hurricane conditions that will spread far and then that look at that. dark red including perhaps the tampa bay area. that is the 15th of as much as 20 inches of rain. if you have been around the darfur air -- tampa bay area, to met of water will lead to catastrophic flooding. those are the threats that we are watching as we move to the next couple of days. back to you. >> sean: thank you for that report. we will have more later on in the show. joining us with more on the storm, governor ron desantis. i know you are up but i know you are busy. i heard you put press conference. two and a half million people have been ordered to evacuate. every meteorologist i have spoken to says this is the real deal. and the flooding could be as high as 12 feet. storm surges and people could die and tell us what the plan

is. >> governor desantis: you are right, sean. this is a category three. it will certainly be a category four at some point but it could be category four. it will pack a punch. that is going to generate huge amount of storm surge and then what is expected to happen is the storm is going to come on shore and then it is going to kind of slowed to a crawl but yes, it will weaken. but it will just plod along. what that is going to do, that is going to dump massive amounts of rain. one of the things that has been challenging with this is we started a couple days ago with land arrival protected in north florida and the panhandle and that was moved to north of tampa and then tampa and now the most recent guidance for the national hurricane center's arrival at charlotte county and sarasota county border basically. but there's going to be another update at 11:00. we will see if that trend to the east continues. sean, you know that part of the state very well. the further south it hits on the peninsula that starts to bring

in more major impacts for places like fort myers and naples and those communities and another thing i think that is going to be challenging is it is going to hit and then it is basically going to win across the state and likely exit on the atlantic coast sometime someplace in central or northeastern florida and that is going to be basically a tropical storm going across the entire state of florida. you're going to talk about power outages. you are going to talk about a lot of rain and flooding so this is not just going to be limited to that wherever the storm makes landfall. >> sean: governor, let me ask ask you this. and i think you are sympathetic like i am. no one wants to be inconvenienced like this. but i think you agree with me. people who generally don't like to be told what to do. the worst thing, though, that could happen is if you try to ride this thing out. and you are not able to get the last thing we want at the end of the day is even one person dying from this storm. that is preventable if people

leave. now, if you have set up shelters all around the state of florida, especially in the areas that are in that code that we have up on the other side of the screen. tell people where they can coach, what you have available, and what are the plans in the aftermath of this? >> governor desantis: well, s sean, we have a saying down here important that you hide from the wind but you run from that water. and i think in situations like this, even a category four storm, we have great building codes. a lot of our structures in florida can withstand that and most people's homes, maybe not a mobile home but most people's homes can do. the problem with this storm is that it is going to generate a massive amount of water and a surge and there's really no way that you can counteract that if you are someone in that barrier island and even if you are in a nice sturdy home. if you get 10 feet of storm surge, if you look at that is going to potentially put your life in jeopardy. what we have said is you don't get a mulligan on this. you can always go background the storm passes. and get back in your home.

we officially want you to do that. but this is really, really significant and yes, there are shelters in all of these counties. we also have a deal with the state of florida and expedia. people can go to expedia.com/florida and there's hotels that are offering deals in other parts of the state of florida. one thing we have been pointing out when you're called to evacuate, it does not mean you need to leave the entire state. it does not mean you need to the ghost hundreds of miles. where we are concerned about the water, or anywhere that is higher ground in a sturdy structure, you know, you are going to be able to ride it out. where we are concerned about is the low lying areas to places that are very prone to storm surge into the flooding. >> sean: let's talk about a conversation with the president to date and earlier in the day, there have been talks that the president spoke with mayors but not you. apparently the president reached out to you tonight. can you tell us about that conversation? and in the aftermath of the storm, what support floridians can expect from the federal government?

>> governor desantis: well, sean, what i said today is iphone line is open when people's lives and their. they are at risk like this we all need to work together regardless of party lines. the biden administration has approved a request for a pre-landfall declaration and did that very quickly. so we are thankful for that. you know, of is, as is the impacts are known, there's going to be more requests, particularly for individuals assistance, for floridians that may have been displaced. you know, it is my sense that the a miss patient, you know, wants to help. i think he realized that this is a really significant snow him and there's a lot of people that we are working with the locals. we work very well with them. of course, the state level, but we really need everyone working together to make sure people have to put needs tended to. >> sean: governor kemp let's talk about what we expect in the aftermath of this. power outages obviously. probably a shortage of food water supplies. some people's homes likely will be damaged probably. not something that they can

repair. what are the steps in place for the aftermath as the storm goes north into other states, maybe hopefully out to the atlantic eventually? >> governor desantis: well, of is look as you mention, sean, we want people to be safe when it hits and so that is our number one focus now. once it hits, if there are people that are in need of rescue, you know, we got massive amounts of assets. i got national guard. i got urban search and rescue teams. we have assets from other states. we have florida fish and while left that have water operations. i have the coast guard helping out. so those operations as soon as it is safe to do, they will go and if needed, they will go, try to help people. but once you have that situation taken care of, of course, you want to resume services and so getting the power back on, making sure fuel is in the gas stations and making sure people have communications and so we have now between all of our utility companies, it does

personnel stationed ready to go in to get the power back on these communities. we have got folks on the telecommunications front that have folks ready to go into repair any of the infrastructure that may be damaged at the state of florida alone, we have contracts to bring fuel in. if we need that and so those i think getting everybody kind of back to normal, you're right, sean. people's homes may be totally destroyed. but for sleep most people's homes will not be. they just need to get back in there and have normal services restored. so all of that is pre-state right now. and as soon as is it safe to go in, they will clear throat andy mohr, those linemen into can to get the. >> on. >> sean: all right, governor. it looks like you have every agency in florida at your disposal. for vote mobilization for the storm. i know your fellow countrymen from other states are also ready to help as well. for those people that are going to be in need. our thoughts and prayers are with the great people of florida and people that are going to be impacted by the storm. thank you for being with us and

our best hopefully it will be as bad as they state. all right, we are going to -- >> governor desantis: thanks, sean patrick we will have more on hurricane ian. also tonight, violent crime spreading way out of control. new york mayor eric adams now touting his city's so-called. >> : making front of grill states all across the country. here's a little preview of what his branded state looks like. >> we have a brand. new york has a brand. and when people see it, it means something. >> sean: okay. new york city has a branded is the subbrand here, mr. mayor? that you "-- you are referring to. does a woman getting the crap beat out of her and new city subway, we will show you the full take and highlight that brand of one of america's most unlivable cities. plus we will have more on the

crisis at our southern border tonight. arizona senate candidate blake masters will be with us and senator josh hawley will also be here reacting to fbi swat team style raid on pro-life activists. we begin tonight with the biden recession that is about to go from bad to worse. look at this big morgan stanley chief equity strategist now believes that a corporate earnings recession is now living for the country which is horrible news for import retirement. he is predicting that we are about to experience something even worse than a regular recession. stocks plunging to new lows triggering what he is calling an economic catastrophe. at the center of biden's failing economy, it is energy, oil, gas. it goes after months of attempting to artificially lower the price at the pump by recklessly and dangerously draining america's petroleum reserve. the cost per gallon of gasoline is on the rise all over the country once again. so now, joe is reverted back to

last year's energy strategy and that is demanding that their stations simply lower their price. as if they can. particular. >> president biden: gas companies with record profits. but guess what. the price of oil will come down. the price at the pump should come down. to the companies running gas stations and setting those prices, bring down the prices. you are charging them -- do it now. do it now. a month from now, do it now. >> sean: it does not appear that joey has a firm grip on how businesses actually work or the energy sector operates. right now, he could lower gas prices, lift his own expiration ban. he could also approve more permits. he is the one that stopped permits. he can reinstate offshore lease

sales. he, we start construction on the keystone xl pipeline and expirations of prices. if he had not next the critical project that the xl pipeline, it would already be complete according to alberta premier. he is saying maybe pumping 900,000 barrels of oil into our country from canada every single day. all joe killed america's very own keystone xl pipeline, he of course and explicitly left all sanctions even as putin amassed troops at ukraine's border. this pipeline apparently sabotaged with underwater explosions. natural gas bubbles can be seen here leaking to the surface. between putin's war in ukraine and this act of sabotage. but well, north streamed two may never ever be operational take at least not for the foreseeable future. what is the moral of the story? well, western europe never should have given into their

comment alarmists called. russia is not a viable source of energy. neither is venice whether. or ukraine. or opec or saudi arabia and certainly not iran. the u.s. is a reliable source of our own energy needs if we had the brains to do it. we could produce safer, cleaner, cheaper oil at -- and gas and coal right here at home. we can supply all of our needs for hundreds of years and europe and solve their energy needs and help america get rich in the process which would create untold numbers of high paying career jobs for the american people. it would also be grateful for our national security. it would not be dependent on countries that hate us for the best part of the world's economy. we could also build out our european allies were quick to our expectant home heating prices to jump a whopping 200% or more this winter. they are expecting people to freeze to death in europe this year. but there's a big problem.

joe biden and his fellow democrats, they are standing in the wake. they are determined to turn off the spigot, all in the name of some kind of green new deal fantasy coat up by the religious climate alarmists called. now, poor and middle income americans, people on fixed incomes, they are the ones right now it's getting her the most by joe biden's economy. by the earth once struggling to pay their bills and now you are putting that you look at necessities on credit cards to pay their bills. more than two-thirds of the american people, living paycheck to paycheck. 71% of americans now cannot make it on the salary that they are taking concurrently because according to heritage foun foundation, it is about $7,200 more a year, per household that people are paint because of biden's inflation. and as a result, you know, everything is made worse with the dramatic rise in interest rates. on top of that. on top of that that we have a 40 year high inflation. that is getting respect this is an economic nightmare for the

american middle class, for poor americans and by the way, joe claims he has so much compassion for. no one in the biden administration seems to care instead, they are out there focus on more important issues like renaming the atlanta braves? properly? >> the president hosting the atlanta braves today. i wonder if you are the president has any thoughts about the controversial meeting about that team name, the braves name, the so-called [indistinct], any thoughts on that? >> so we believe that it is important to have this conversation. we should listen to native americans and indigenous people who are the most impacted by this. >> sean: okay, there's the top story of the day. joining us no kopko host pete along with chief of staff rides previous. we will start with you. 42 days americans can change course medically. the republicans now lead out a vision. it is very specific. now they will be able -- they

will be able to implement their plans stop the biden agenda and then if we win in 2024, we can get the country back on track. won't that happened in 42 days? >> yeah, i think it is going to happen. and i will tell you why. while biden is debating whether the braves name needs to be changed at 74% of the american people out there say that the economy is the number one issue followed by gas, followed by public safety, followed by inflation. at what you laid out is exactly what the problem is is that the american people secret which is joe biden and their administration, this conduct, this result of their conduct is purely intentional. for all you have to do is go back to look and they want. i challenge everyone to go back and look at the first week of joe biden's presidency. they will look at his exhibit of orders. what did he do? he halted the wall to keep halted keystone. he rejoined the paris accord. he paused the student loan

repayment program. all of these things were intentional. and by the way, they think that the economy is doing -- that we have got the fastest growing economy in the world. in september, when the inflation reduction act was passed, the inflationary rate when to the highest levels in 40 years on the same day. and last week, you saw, and 60 minutes, when he was confronted about this horrible economy, and the consumer price index, he argue that it was not a big deal. it just went up and so the story is that they intentionally took steps to create the economy we are in. but joe biden thinks that actually we are doing pretty well. that the american people no different because they are looking at their bank accounts and they are looking at their 401(k)s and it is not adding up. and they know it. >> sean: he is delusional.

71% of americans are saying their paychecks are not enough to keep up with biden's inflation. if you look at morgan stanley, they are now wanting that this recession will be worse than expected and it could be worse at any normal recession. so far, under joe biden, the stock market has wiped out $9 trillion worth of tea in american wealth. that is a lot of money, pete. >> sure is. it is obvious, sean. these are self-inflicted wounds. these are all results of the policies of this administration. don't take the bait. they want to be talking about abortion. they want to be talking about election denial. they want to be talking about january 6. they want to be talking about the atlanta braves. and a systemic racism and they want us to take the bait and jump at these tiny objects as opposed to the crime and the border and the inflation and the energy crisis and the education

crisis in our classrooms which is right before our eyes. again, all self-inflicted wounds by the biden administration because their ideologues and not ultimately wanted to solve problems of everyday americans. middle-class working-class americans have moved to the republican party to include hispanics and others. that wave should continue if we don't take the eight before the midterm elections. and stand up for the issues people really, really care ab about. >> sean: if this is about biden that republicans are going to win. i noticed hillary is comparing trump supporters to nazis. are those strategies going to win? >> no, they are not going to win. that is why people like mandela buyers in wisconsin and candidates all across the country when joe biden comes to these states, these battleground states, they are nowhere to be seen. they have, scheduling conflicts. and second to that, only 20% of

democrats out there about the country strongly support their own president. they are not going to come out and pick up yard signs and do lint drops across these battleground states. >> sean: yeah. all right. good to be you -- see you both. coming up, our two tiered system of justice is once again on full display big you're not going to believe the very latest. senator josh hawley will react and also our vetting of the left's radical candidates continues. arizona senate candidate blake masters will break down medical joe biden want to be mark kelly's record. that is straight ahead also. stay with us. ♪ ♪

>> sean: more evidence of a two tiered standard of justice and efforts by the biden doj to

target perceived political opponents because last week yet again, shot and all arrest targets by the fbi. this time tackling a pro-life activist. according to his wife, dozens of armed fbi agents guns drawn come to the home to arrest him in front of his wife and kids and the alleged crime, low, he allegedly assaulted a male at planned parenthood and escorted back in october of 2021. however according to his wife, that man initiated the confrontation by invading his son's personal space yelling obscenities at the kids. so, why did the fbi turn what appears to be clearly minor dispute into a full-fledged shock and all -- shock and awe arrest. gently speaking, as i look at the fbi today and we have all these whistle blows that merrick garland is trying to solids as he reminds them that they are

not allowed to talk to the elected officials like you and charles grassley and ron johnson. has the fbi been politicized? is the doj in this country and your view with a raid like this could have they been weaponize. >> : totally crash on. if you look at what is going on here, and look at the fact that they will send a swat style team to go -- after a catholic pro-life activist, but at the same time, there are 17 or more fire bombings of pregnancy care centers that have no arrest happened made. they are not lifting a finger to do anything about this. what it says is is that there are two tiers of justice here. there are two systems and one is ideologically and if you are a conservative, if you are a person of faith, then you are going to get targeted by this administration. they will use the law against you and sean, that is wrong and we have got to find out who is responsible but i want to know who signed off on this. i want to. i wanted in the executive present. or group of people and they need to be held accountable and be held accountable i mean, it

removed from office and if that is merrick garland, he should be limited from office. it is time to take the gloves off here and defend the rule of law. >> sean: do we have whistleblower protection laws in this country because one senator grassley and johnson and jim jordan came out with the fact that we are going to have 20 or more it may be as many as 30 fbi whistleblowers talking about how the agency has been politicized, all of a sudden, merrick garland put out a memorandum reminding people in the department, this is biden's justice department, that they are not allowed to talk to the elected officials. now, that would seem to contradict the whistleblower laws as i understand them where government is supposed to protect them and punitive actions and measures are not to be taken against them. >> senator kelly: yeah, you bet we do have whistleblower protection, sean. and we have had multiple whistleblowers come to me, come to my office and we are seeing now does goes literally dozens of fbi whistleblowers come

forward. they are expressly protected in the law. they are especially given the right to come forward and we are glad they are because they are opening the door. are throwing light on what is happening at the fbi and doj. air show long light on the fact that this administration is using law enforcement as a political weapon and not just against political opponents. that is terrible. but against normal everyday people like this catholic pro-life demonstrator who was there with his son and now he has a swat team on his front door. this is ron, sean patrick -- wrong, sean. and i will just say to those folks at the fbi and doj, preserve your documents right now. but don't delete anything because the republican congress is coming and we are going to hold you accountable. >> sean: oh, i bet there's a lot of -- some of these offices. i would be my protection. but senator hawley, take it. we appreciate it. we will follow it closely. now with the midterms holding those only 42 days away, biden's

border failures are in full focus as democrats are more desperate than i were to distract from biden's failures and of course, desperate to demonize republicans at all cost. get this. a new poll finding a majority of the american people are now supporting sending illegal immigrants to democratic twin cities as border communities in texas and arizona continue to suffer under what is now an undeniable catastrophe caused by joe biden. arizona senator mark kelly that he is a rubberstamp of the entire biden agenda. he voted for every single major piece of legislation backed by biden. he is refused to hold the administration accountable for any of their open border failures. and of course, he is now in election year conversion mode. trying to put tend that he is some sort of moderate like christian seminar. who cares about safety and security that is a complete live. here to explain more republican

was a dictated candidate arizona blake masters. their race is crucial. let's go to the issue of the border and start there because mark kelly has again and again had an opportunity to help secure the border and he has failed to do so. why? >> blake: he just has no independence of mine, sean. keeps promised arizonans that he would be independent. he swore he would be a moderate. a lot of people believed that. well, over the last two years mark kelly has been voting in lockstep for joe biden's agenda and apparently, he is just fine with disc wide open southern border because he has not done a single thing to stop it. you know? we have more than 5 million illegal aliens come into this country welcome by joe biden and mark kelly. they are resettling these people in working-class towns and cities in arizona and working-class towns and cities throughout the country. i have no idea why because it is hurting people. it is hurting families. it is making our streets less safe. it is killing children here in

arizona. apparently mark elliot likes it this way. he is not doing a daunting to stop it. i got his record but he voted against the bill that would have provided greater opioid detection capability. voted against title cdxxiii times. but he voted against hiring 18,000 border patrol agents. but he supports the 87,000 irs agents to be heard. you got top law enforcement officials saying that he has been completely absent on public safety and border security. guys like brandon judd and the arizona police association but somehow it seems you are tightening in the polls. but it seems like so far he has gotten a pass. has anybody in demeter in arizona been challenging him on these issues? >> blake: we got a pretty left-wing media in arizona and so it is really just meet. we are getting that message out. it is my grassroots army. i can't tell you how pissed off

and activated our republicans in arizona are. this is a red state. the independence by two to one in arizona. they know that joe biden has failed and as they learned about mark kelly's record, they are going to want to make a change here in november. >> sean: blake masters that very important pickup if the republicans can get that seat. thanks for being with us. kept truck -- crime surge across the country. the very latest shocking footage that we have. how is this going to play out in november. leo 2.0 trail is next. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ new salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪

♪ ♪ >> sean: as crime goes up, cosco up at the quality of life goes way down. with the new mayor eric adams, he is refusing to take any responsibility for any of this. he is actually defending his

record by claiming new york has a brand and that other states like kansas don't have. he is right in one sense. take a look. >> mayor adams: we have a brand. new york has a bread and be people say it, it means something. you know, when we go back to it is not -- kansas does not have a brand. [chuckles] when you go there -- [laughter] you know? [laughter] but new york has a brand. it has a brand. and that brand means diversity. at -- that brand means we care. and that is what we do. >> sean: brand. you meet like overtaxed and attentive crime and hand of dirty in a lot of places in new york because you don't clean it up? these bizarre comments come look at this videotape here.

as more violence in new york caught on tape look at your screen. september 20th, surveillance footage, subway station in newark and queens, showing a woman could look at this, being pummeled and kicked and punched and beaten by a homeless meant with seven big prior arrests. but of course, was out on the street due to new york's brand policy of coddling criminals and letting them run loose. according to authorities conduct 21-year-old wahid foster has been charged with felony assault. for once, they are not letting the guy out on bail. let's see how long this brent next. mayor adams, how long until he gets out? another 24 hours? anyway, violent crime after violent crime, career criminal after career criminal in this case, attacking nearly beating to death. i watched this beating. i cannot believe this woman was even able to get her head after f -- up after the attack. here with the reaction, leo 2.0 terrell. they are not keeping people safe. it is happening in big cities, small towns it is all because of

-- and no belt laws. they cling to it like manna from heaven and they lie and say, we have never supported that. >> leo: sean, let me be as clear as possible. that video is cryptic. -- horrific. the american people -- american people does not like liars and the democratic party has lied about its commitment toward preventing crime. they don't care about crime. to encourage it because of soft prosecutors. what you have here is a mayor who is talk about the -- you correctly stated. new york is famous for what -- one thing, crime, homelessness, inflation. high taxes. that is the brand. kansas does not want that type of brand and i will tell you right now, crime has moved up to one of the top four issues in this country. what people are thinking about because people want to go home safely. they want to leave their house without being attacked and what you have here, and that veto there, this is being played every day at new york in a

democratic city. left-wing media can no longer prevent the democratic party from hiding this information. it is getting out. and what you have here is a constant repetitive nature. eric adams is a failure. people know that. and leen celdon four issues. the economy, education, inflation and crime. go to every crime scene. he can win of new york. but it is the lack of focus on the democratic party because -- one final point next, sean. the democrats, again, have lied to the american public. dates passed 40 police reform bills going nowhere for 3 years. ever since 2020. until today -- they have done nothing to make us safe and the american public has figured out. they are going to get wiped out on the issue of crime in november. >> sean: no doubt about it. and by the way, that woman in that video may lose her eyesight. and we kept our thoughts and prayers are with her. but you know what? it is preventable. refund the police in new york

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♪ ♪ >> sean: as a florida's gulf coast is prepping for hurricane ian, democrats sadly are once again rushing to politicize a tragedy. senator amy gruber schar now claiming that you must vote for democrats if you want to stop severe weather. okay. take a look. but we just did something about climate change. for the first time in decades.

that is what we got to win this as that hurricane bears down on florida. we got to win in that midterms. we understand that. >> sean: here with reaction chief meteorologist a friend joe bastardi. i want you to respond to that and i want you to tell us where you think the storm is going, oracle you think it is going to land and how bad is going to be. >> joe: this will be the six major hurricane and 57 years to hit the florida coast. but so from both basins the gulf and the atlantic this is the -- only to six in the last 57 years. the previous 50 years, 16 major hurricanes hit. no, i don't care if you are left, right, or what kind of matthew believe in. 16 and 50 years is far more frequent than 60. the less 57 years. take new england for instance. one every 6.7 years from 1938 to

1991. a land falling hurricane. nothing since then. they simply make up stories and take note that the general public is not a weather geek like me. so they get away with it. >> sean: so tell us about -- >> joe: sean, we have set traps left and right under storm for 10-foot to 15 days out. surprise, it is a hurricane season and a big hurricane coming for the area that we expected to get hit this year. it is amazing this thing to them. as far as the storm. all right? it is going to a recall an eye while the replacement cycle right now. what happens is the i wall falls apart, it replaces itself and so what may happen tomorrow between maybe three -- 3:00, 4:00 in the morning and about 1:00 and 2:00 when it makes landfall, might tighten back up again and hit even stronger than it is going to hit now. but most people -- >> sean: where? where is this thing going to hit?

>> joe: all right. at the center is between fort myers and service or the. that is where the landfall is going to be. but this is a much larger, more extensive slower moving hurricane than hurricane charlie. so what happens is it comes across very slowly. it is probably going to be the worst storm to go to the interstate four corredor from tampa to daytona beach or until it reaches 95. week whether belt have said that we believe this will get back out over the atlantic ocean and then come north towards georgia and south carolina. this is a huge problem. and i will tell you why. because it is going to be two to three days of strunk northeast winds into those beaches piling water up and then the tropical cyclone coming up with this storm surge. but you have 10 to 20 inches of rain in the st. johns river basin. how was that going to get out with that strong northeast when coming in? at the worst-case scenario, the benchmark storm in jacksonville, 1964. it could approach the flooding

levels are the st. johns river. ensign savannah that 1930 for 7 hurricane which interestingly enough across south florida comeback. we got to watch for that, too. >> sean: all right, joe bas bastardi, thank you for being with us. i hope people, if you are in harm's way, it is inconvenient. but you don't like being told what to do. the worst thing that happens is you spent of the time away from home. also to head coach while deep deficiencies the country, all new children's book is celebrating the greatness of life, the wonders of life and with the future holds. joining us now is the author of the brand-new book i'm so glad you were born celebrating who you are debuting number one that number with book in every category on amazon.com and ahead of every other book in the country, fox & friends cohost ainsley earhardt, you know, their first children's book had a story behind it and about your dad. this has a story about your mom.

there's so much darkness in the world. kind of good intent, you know know, remind us that there are a lot of good things in life, too. >> ainsley: oh, thank you, sean. thanks for having me on. i do want to remember the people down in florida. we have so many friends and family members that live in that area. our thoughts and prayers are with them and i definitely want to remember them as i'm talking about a children's book when they are worried about their homes. but thanks for having me on to talk about this because i want a positive message to be spread to our children. they have just gone through covid and we have heard the stories of so much depression and i'm worried about their futures and some of them don't even want to live anymore. results i wanted my mom's points my mom had a stroke four and a half years ago, and her voice id as it used to do. and if you had a family member that has had a stroke, you understand what i'm talking about. i have watched this beautiful woman full of grace. she left the queen, just as -- such a powerful person in our family and i was just stepped back and let everyone else get

the glory. i wanted my mom's boys to be heard in this and be spread among children. she was a 30 -- schoolchildren for 33 years and this was a message she said to her children. i'm so glad you were born. it is something i say to my children and when i got the job at fox & friends, i say to the steve doocy on the air. and he and brian just sat there and they looked at me and then brian just yelled out that cackled that he does and then they were like, okay. thanks. you're so glad i was born. i know it is weird. yeah, you can hear it. >> sean: it might be. 11 it is their birth. >> sean: i wish hannity was not born. you could have that come out. you know, -- >> ainsley: that would not be a bestseller. >> sean: that would be a huge bestseller. a lot of liberals would like that book. mike -- >> ainsley: not for our network. >> sean: you never know. really interesting thing, though, is you know, every person is in it. it is kind of, when you think about it, every human being has

their own fingerprint. a unique fingerprint. and there's this intersection people say, okay, religion and politics but how do for religion and politics mix? i would argue the concept that really, was the foundation of this country that it is predicated on natural law. that rights come from god, not from government. and that god created every man, woman, and child and only in an environment of freedom in those towns people are brought to fruition and that is why every child has that talent but they don't often have the ability to live in freedom that opened the talent out. >> ainsley: yeah, what you always say? what is the word, that you learned in latin? >> sean: yes. to bring from within. >> ainsley: to bring forth within. and you remember, how did you find radio? you went back to your life and you are like kept i was seven years old addicted to radio and applicant your profession.

i love being on television i love being on stage and i love new york city and look what god did. me in an amazing network in the pet from that i know that he put those desires in my heart when he created me and he gave me a network where i can talk about god. i mean, it is like for people who -- my faith carries me to everything. i know it doesn't your life, too, sean. and i want that message to be spread to children that they are important. that god didn't create them with a purpose and a reason and yes, you might be going through a hard time but god is with you and he will redeem you. we have all been through hard times. you got to get this book for implicate get your grandkids got your godchildren, nieces, nephews. it is just a sweet story. >> sean: every child needs to be told that you are glad that they were born. "fox & friends" cohost is the art hurt -- ainsley earhardt. we will continue. ♪ ♪ with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep.

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>> sean: unfortunate, that is all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for joining us. please set your dvr so you never ever miss an episode of "hannity." foxnews.com. hannity.com. and in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled because were ingram and ingraham angle are ready to take it from here. it is not going to be an adam schiff show, i will tell you that. >> laura: first of all, our hearts and our prayers go out to the people of florida. this is going to be a brutal storm and a lot of elderly people who don't want to leave their homes. but they must leave their homes. if they have not left, then we have to say prayers for them because this is -- it looks like where did have a press conference from ron desantis coming up. thank you so much and we will check back with you and we will see you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham. is his the ingraham angle from a very busy washington tonight. let's get right to it. the trut