around the importance of peace, security, and prosperity for the end of the pacific. so i look forward to our conversation. >> tucker: h to see. here's the measure wheern someoe thes the phrase in terms of and then uses the preposition around, meaning connected to you're dealing with a dumb person and of course, you are. we'll be back tomorrow night, 8:00 here. sean hannity, by the way, 1:0 tucker, did you know that the passage of time when that happens, time actually we have w a passage and then time moves on and there's another passage of time. >> and it's just one of those things. time passe things.s that's like a community bank foror t the community, for the community, the communitieshd ,the community. f that and it's all good for the community because you live in the community and community works as a community. i love it. i love tucker., thank you. welcome to "hannity". we begin tonight a fox newsnews alert monologue in just a moment. we begin with breaking news oute of the free stat free of florid tonight. two point five million americans have bee2.5 millio

n ordered to evacuate as hurricane rita now is bearing down on the state'shr gulf coast in just a moment.t. florida governor rhonda santos will join us first herest with the very latest from thisrs category three storm weather. in meteorologist ian oliver is with us in thisoliver. looks like it's going to be a direct hit right over. looks like somewhereoks li nortr fort myers, right towards tampa. >> yeah, anywhere from naples. igto the southern part of tampa bay, the mouth of tampa bay: stl still a reasonable scenaril o ao here. this is a monster of a storm, still a category three , as your mentioned,ee max, winds at 120we miles per hour. we actually had this inner eye wall that's been degrading, but there's an outer one that's forming. what that does is it spreads out the wind field overh a much larger area. we've seen these impacts starttw already. tornado warnings throughouarnint the afternoon and evening across much of south florida. we've got some active onesh flom right now for collierw. and hendry counties.t of a lot of spin and these powerful out of the outer bands of ian look, this that'sse.

the intense core. it's about 90 miles off toe weso the west of key west. we recorded there a wind gusts up to seventy one miles per hour. so that's greatly removed fromie that intense inner core. and we'rnt ae already up to cloe to hurricane force winds.to this is a powerfulrm storm andta one that's getting larger. and this is the latestte forecat track as per the national c hurricane center, any wobbleen left or right? o it's not if with these impacts, it's who gets the worst ofstor t for storm surge. itit'll be who's ever and on the southern and eastern side of that inner core. the eye ase wall as it movesry r ashore. we're talking about a category four m at storm at landfall atrrow a some point tomorrow afternoon or evening. look at the peak surgeft ort att possible again, right at thahetn landfall point occurring at high tidrom the from the southee part of the ba oy down to naple. 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 myer floris beach, beautiful beach down intoit barrier island, a max elevation there of three feet. so if this hits at a high tidedu

cycle, you're talking aboutr ont nine feet of water on top ofop normally dry ground across that entire barrier island.le e the whole area there irrn fortos myers beach, that's one threat ,the storm surge. we've also got the hurricane conditions that will spread far inland. at dad then look at look this, ths darkrk red , including perhapsea the tampa bay area. >> that' s 15 to as much as 20 aroun inches of rain. if you've been around the tampa- bay area that amount of water will lead to catastrophic flooding. those are all the threats that we're watchingg. thwatching as we moveple of through the next couple of days. days. >> back to you in al ean: t our thank you for that. hatreport. we're going to more also with joe bastardi later on in the show. joining us now joining with moreh mo on this looming storm , floridae governor rhonda santurce,are bu governor , i know you're up.sy i know you're busy.i hear i heard your press conferencd e earlier two 1/2 million people have been ordered to evacuate y 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 plann is

is . governo >> well, you'rr e right,desant . i mean, this is a category three . it will certainly be a category four at some point. y it may reach landfall as a thtegory four, which is going to pack a punch in and ofg to g itself. that's going to generate a huger amountate huge of storm surge. and then what's expected to happen is the storm is going too come onshore and then it's going to kind of slof w toit a crawl. yes, it will weaken, but itg. will just plod along. what that's going to do, that's going to dump massive amounts of rain. one ofhe thing the things that'n challenging with this is we started a couple of days agoag with it, with a land arrivallanr projected in north florida in the panhandle. and that's then that was moved f to north of tampa and tampa. t now, the most recent guidancenti from the national hurricane centerda is arrival at charlotte county and sarasota county border. basically, there's going to be another update at 11:00. we'll see if that trend to thata the east continues. but, sean, you know, that part of the state very well. hits one the further south it hits on st

the peninsula, that starts to bring in more major impacts for places like fortr im myers and naples and those communities. anotheher thing i think it's going to be challenging is itg o is going to hit and it's basically going to go across the state and likely exit on the atlantic coast sometime someplace in central or i northeastern florida. and that's going tosicall be basically a tropical storm going across the entire state of florida. so you're going to talk abou ttk power outage s. ain an you're going to talk about a lot of rain and flooding. so thiuss is not just going to be limited to wherever the storm makes landfall. governor , let me ask you this.y and i think you're sympathetic like i am. nobodymp wants tot i th be inconvenienced like this.inu i think you agree with me.agree wily don'tpeople generally don'o be told what to do. the worst thing, though, thathi could happen is if you try toano ride this thing out and you're not able to, the last thing we want at the end of the day is even one person dying from the storm. that's preventable.that is prpeople leave now.p

you've set ushp shelters all ste around the state of florida,in t especially in the areas that are in that cone that we havha e up on the other side.tee where n the screen tell people where they can go , what you haveilabe availabl,e. >> and one of the plans in the aftermath of this. well, sean, we have a saying down here in florida that you hide from the wind, but you runf from the water. water. and i think in situations like and i think in situations like this, even a category fourture storm , we have great building codes. a lot of our structures ind that florid aa can withstand that. most people's homes, maybe notme a mobile home, but mos ht people's homes can do. the problem with this storm is it is going to a generate a massive amount of waters real and surge. and there's really no way that you can counteract that.barrier is you're someone in the barrier island and even if you're in a nice, sturdy home, you know, if you get 10 feet ofo storm surgu e, that's going to potentially put your life in jeopardy. and so what we've said in jeopau know, you don't get a mulligan on this. you can always go back, you know, when the storm passes

and get back in your home. we obviouslyia wanllt you to don that. but this is really, really significant. and , yes, thered yes, then al s all these counties. st also o have a deal with the state of floridaat and expedia. people go to expedia, .com slash florida, and there's hotels that are offering deals in other parts of the state of florida. one thing, though, that we'veri. been pointing out, sean, when you'rething wewhen you called tt doesn't mean you need to leave the entire state. it s doesn't mean you need to oi go hundreds of miles in a situation like this where we're concernelere conboutd abos ,anywhere that's higher ground in a sturdy structure, youg to know, you're going to be able to ride it out in that wherewhui we're concerned about these low lying areas, the places that are very prone to storm surge and flooding. >> let's talk about yo u hadh th a conversation with thehave b president today. prrlier in the day, there haeed been talk that the presidentes ouoke with mayors, but not you. but apparently the president reached out to you tonight. can you tell us about that conversation? and in the aftermath of the storm, what support for floridians can expect fromgovern the federal government?

well, sean, you know, what i said today is , you know,pe my phone lines open when a people's lives and their property are at risk like thistt . we all need toogr work together regardless of party lines. the biden administrationy liness approved our request for a prenl landfall declaration and did that very quickly. so so we're thankful for that. obviously, as this the impactskw are known.n, there's there's going to be more goi requests, particularly for individual assistance for floridians that may have beestas displaced. you know, and it's my sensen th that the administration wants toknow,s to h help. really i think they realize tha st this is a really significant storm and there'w d thers a lotf people that we'r we working with , the locals. we work very well with them. of course, at the state level. but we really need everyone working together to make sure people have their needs tended : to a governor. >> let's g tal letk about what expectin in the aftermath of th power outages. obviously, probably a shortage of food, water supplies, some people's homes likely will be damaged, probablbly not

something that they can repair. what is one ofat the steps in place for the aftermath as this storm goes north into otherthers states ? >> maybe, hopefully out tota the atlantic, eventually? wa well, obviously, as you said, john , wnte want people tt be safe when it hits . and so we're that's our numberre one focus. now, once it hits , if there are people that are in need of s rescue, you know, we've gosivet massive amountams of assets. i've got national guard, i've got urban search and rescue teams. sets f wero have assets from other hav states . we have florida fishflorida fisr and wildlife that have water c operations. i have the coast guard helpingot ou gt. o do so so those operations, as soon as it's safe to do, they will go if needed. help pe they will go to try to help people. once you have that situationf cr taken care of, of course, yous 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 wtions and soe have now e of our utility companies, there's over thirty thousand

personnel stationed ready toione go in to get the power back on in these communities.e we've gogot folks on the telecommunications front that have folks ready to go inte to repailecommdy to gor any of the infrastructure that may be damaged. and the state of florida alone, you we havwe havee contracts tog fuel in if we need that. and so so those i gettingrmal, everybody kind oyofu' back to normal. you're right on some people'sst. homes may end up being totally destroyed. but fortunately, most people'sbk homes will not be they just need to get back in there and have normal servicespre-st restored. at so allght no ow.f that is pre sd right now. and as soon as it's safe to go in, they're going tohr clear the roads and they're going to get those linemen in there li toe to get the power be >> allrn right, governor , looko like every agency in florida at your disposal for full mobilization for this storm . yt i know your fellow countrymen from otherrymetates ar states ag ready to help as well. nee for those people that ard.e goid to be in need. our thoughts and prayers are with the great people of florida and people that are going tot be impacted by thisy

storm . thank you fowithr being with usu and our best to hopefully ite. won't be as bad as us saying. >> all right, we're going to.riw >> alle right. we've got more on hurricane ian in just a moment ian with dotcom's joe bastardi. . also tonight, violent crimealsot spiralinreading way out of contn america's major cities. con new york mayortrol. eric adams touting his city's so-called brand while makinghicalled fun l states all across the country. here is a little preview of what his brand at state looks like. >> we have a brand new york has a brand, and when people see , okay?means something new york city has a brand. is this the brand here, mr. " mayor, that you're referring to, this poor woman gettin--g yu the out of her, beaten nearly to death, stomped on , kicked ,a beaten, by a career criminal that shouldn't should have been in jail inat the new york city subway. all right. fullu takli to show yo the full tape and highlighght tt a brand of one of america'ses. most unlivable cities.

plusplus w, we'll have more on the crisis at our southern border tonight. arizona senate candidatetonigh h masters will be with us. hawlesey also h will alsbeo be here reacting to wee fbi swat team style raid pro-life activists. but we t begin tonight with the biden recession that is about to go from bad to worse. look at this. morgan stanley's chief at equiy strategist now believes that a corporate earnings recession is now looming for the country, which is horrible news forhe is your retirement. he is now predicting that wetint are about to experienchaaboue something even worse than a regular recession. stocks plunging to new lows,trie triggering what he's calling ani economic catastrophe aten's the center of biden's failing economy. econs energy, oil, gas, becauseo after months of attempting to artificially lower the price ofe the pump by recklessly and dangerousllyy draining america's petroleum reserve, all the cost per galloreservn oh gasoline is on the rise all over the country. once again, so now joe isst yea

reverting back to last year's energy strategr' y, and that'sg that demanding that gas stations t simply lower their price, as if they can take a look at gas to make from. bu but guess what?at. the to price at the pump down price a gallon gasoline soon to come down. and gas stations are seeing those firspricest bring down prs you're charging at the pumpm -- because you pay the price. do it now. o or do it now, not a month from now. and do i nowt not. it does nota >> it doesn't really appear that joey has a firm griprk on how businesses actually work or the energy sector operates right now.s he could lower gas prices, lift his own explorer ban. he could also approve more permits. he's the one that stopped permithes so he can reinstate offshore lease sales.

he could restart construction x on the keystone xl pipeline and exploration in places like anwr. if biden had not nixed this cri critical project that the xl acpeline, it would already be complete, according to the alberta premier. 900, sayiner.g they'd be pumping nine hundred thousand barrels of oil into our country fromal canada every single day.l and whiljoe joe killed america'y very own keystone xl pipeline, he, of course,ne inexplicably lifted all us sanctions on putin's nord stream twoon pipeline into western europe, even as putin amassed troops at ukraine's border. now, today, this pipeline. apparently sabotage with underwater explosions, natural gars bubbles can be seel here leaking teao the surface between putin's war in ukraine in this act of sabotage.. bu well, nord streat m might nevert ever be operational, at least not for the foreseeable future. what's the moral of the story?e well, westereuron europe never

should have given into their climate alarmists calls. russia is norussia is t a reliat of energy.he neither is venezuela or ukraine. or ukrai ceor opec or saudi arabia and certainly not iran. the goodrt news, the u.s. is a reliable source of our owno do energy needs. >> if we had the brains to do cu it, we canld produce safer, cleaner, cheaper oil and gas and coal right here at home. we can supply all of our needsan for hundreds of years and europe and solvelp ameri their energy needs and help america get rich in r the process, which would create untold numbers of high paying career jobs forg the american people. it would also be great for national security. we would not be depending on countries that hate us for the lifeblood of the world'soutu economy.r we could also bail out our european allies, whereices t they're expecting home heating prices to jump a whoppinjumpg to hundred percent or more this winter. they're expecting people to freeze they are to death in europe this

year. but there's a big problem.e bid joe bideann, his fellown democrats, they are standing in the way. they are determined toke. turn offme kin the spigot all in the named of some kind of green deal fantasy cooked up by the religious climate alarmists cult. poo now, poor and middle income americans, people on fixed incomes, they're the ones right now getting hurt the most. by joe biden's economy.o they're the ones struggling to pay their bills. ssitie now, you've beens putting necessities on credit cards to pay their bills. more than two thirds of livin the american people living paycheck to a paycheck. anno 71% of americans now cannotit make it on the salary that they're taking in currently because according to the heritage foundation, it's about seventy two hundred dollars more a year per household. 00 of people paying because of biden's inflation. and as a result, you know, everything is made worse with the dramatic rise ithn interest rates. on top oonf that, wewe hav haven year high offl inflation that is getting worse. this is an economic nightmare amerthe american middle class,

for poor americans. and by the way, joe claims hes has so much compassion for. but noassion one in the biden administration seems to care.are instead, they're out there focused on more important issues. renaming the atlanta braves really hosting the bravesting today, wondering if you has any thoughts about the controversial about the name three teams, the so-called tomahawk chop.thoo any thoughts on so we we believe that it's important to have this conversation. we should listen to o nativenatr american and indigenous peoplei who are the most impacted by this. okay, there's a top story of the day. joining us now, fox and friendso weekend co-host pete hegseth,ef along with former trump white house chief of staff reince priebus. 42 day start with you. forty two days, americans can change course dramatically. >> they're republicans have e nw laid out a vision. it's very specific now. they will be able they'll

be able to implement their plans, stotheirp the bidec agenda, and then if we win inbao twenty , twenty four , we can get the country back on track. >> will that happen in forty two days? yeah, i think it's going to happen. >> and i'll tell you t whyell ys while biden is debating whether the braves name needs to be changed. 74% of the american people o out there say that the economyfoll is the number one issue,ow followed by gas followed by public safety, followed by inflation. and what you lai d outs is exactly what the problem is that the american people see, which is joe biden in their administration this conduct, this result o tf their conduct is purely intentional. l you have to do is go back to look at day one . b i challenge everyone to go bacak and look at the first week ofe i joe biden's presidency. rsand go look at his executive h orders. what did he do? he halted the wall. he halted keystone. he rejoine he rejoined the paris accord.

he paused. all student loan repayment program. s all of these thingwes werereion. intentional. and the way, they think that the economy is doing great. if you look at what joe biden said lately, he said in june got that we havehe got the fastestec growing economy in the world. mh then in september, when the inflation reduction act was passed, the inflationary rate went to the highest levelse when 40 years on the same day. and then last week, you saw, an on "60 minutes" when he was60 confronted about this horriblets economy and the consumer price index, he argued that it wasn't a big deal , just went up an inch. >> so the story is theyally t intentionally took the steps too create the economy. we'r are ine in. thinks but joe biden thinks that actually we're doing prettyent e well.cathey but the american people know are different because they're looking at ir bank their their bank401( accounts and they're looking at their four one ks.k)up. and it's not adding up and they know it. >> he's he is delusional. pete>> sean:.

71% of americans are saying t enoughychecks are no to keep up with biden's inflation if you look at morgani stanley, they are now warning that this recessiongn will be worse than expected and it could be worse than any normal recession so far undere bi joe biden. the stocden, k market has wiped out nine trillion dollars with aat t in american wealth. that's a lot of money, pete. it sure is . it's obvious. sean sure is, these are self-ind wounds. these are all results of these ar the policiese al of this administration. >> but don't take the bait. they wandon't tat to be talkingy abortion. they want to be talking aboutg u election denial.ary 6. >> they want to be talking b about january 6th. they want to be talking about the atlanta braves and systemic racismic racis and they want usy the bait and jump at thesets shiny objects as opposed to the crime and the border and the inflation and the energy the inf crisis and the e

crisis in our classrooms, whichu agour eyes.for again, all self-inflicted wounds by the biden administrationwounds because the ideologues not ultimately wanting to solve problems. . everyday americans and middle class working class americans have movedlass wor to the republican party to include hispanics wav and others that we should continue if we don't take the bait before the midterm elections. e th and stand up for the issues people really, really care about. >> and jen psaki saiaid of this is about biden. since then, republicans are .oing to win i notice that hillary is comparing trump supporters toy and obama weighed in and he's saying that republicans are not supporting those open borders because they're racist. are those strategies going to win? ing to >> not going to win. is why pe and the democrats know it because that's why people likeop mandela barnes in wisconsin i and tony evers in wisconsin and candidates all across t the country. when joe biden comes to o these states , these battlegroundcts. states , they're nowhere to be seen. they've got scheduling conflict and ses and second to that,

only 20 percent of democrats owt there around the country strongly support their own president . they're not going to comre not e and put up yard signs and do little drops around these thesei battleground states . yeah. all right. e you both, reince. thank you, peter .ming thank you. coming up, our two tieredsystem system of justice is once again on full display. you're not going t noto believee the very latest. senator joshliev will react.ng o and also, our vetting of the left's radical candidates continues. arizona senate candidate blake masters, hinues.e will break don radical well, joe biden wannabe markden want his record . ♪ >> that's straight ahead. also, stay with us. hi, i'm attorney del mccoury, crowd veteran who's been open reason to families for decades. but now i'm sure you've heard the news about campers in the new law, which allows victims to file for compensation. this is different than your veteran's disability claim. there's a lot of confusing information out there. so i've put together

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by the biden doj to target perceived political opponents. because last week, yet again, shock and awe tactics by the fbi, this time targeting pennsylvania pro-life activists ,guy by the name of mark halk. f according to his wife lasts arek, dozens of armed fbofi frents, guns drawn, come to the home to arrest talk in front of his wife e and kidsand and the alleged crime, well, he allegedly assaulted a male amalt tlanned parenthood, an escor back in october of 2020 one . however, according toed a housewife, that man initiated the confrontatio n by invading her son's personal space ,so yelling obscenitie s at the kidha . so why did the fbi turn what appears to be fairly minorull-fd dispute into a full fledged shock and already, senator josh hawley is demanding answers from the attorney genera l. he joins us to explain, generally speaking, as i look at the fbi today, we have alle l these whistleblowers that merrick garland is now tryingtht to silence as he reminds themhe

that they're not allowed to talk to elected officials like you and charles grassley and ron johnson. has the fbhni beenson. politicio is the dojur in this country, ie your view, with a raid likey ben this? >> hav wnizee they been weaponi totally, john at. i mean, listen, if you look at what's going on here and youylee look at the factam that they'll send a swat style team to go after a catholic pro-lifet activist, but at the same timet, there are, what, 17 orfi more firebombings of pregnancy care centersre that have not no arrests have been made. they're not lifting a finger ton do anything abou. g about those. it says is , is that thereof js are two tiers of justice here.ti are two systems and oned one is ideological. and if you are a conservative, ifcally an you are a person of , then you are going t to targe get targetedte by thist administration. they will use the law against you and sean. that is wrong. you ans wrong e goand we've gotn who is responsible. i want to knowow who signewhd of on this. i want t o know exactlyf pe the person or group ofop peopleu

and they neentd to be held accountable and be held accountable. i mean, remove ved fromd from office., he shoul and if that is merrick garland, he should be removedd be from ge office. >> it's time to take the gloves off here and defend the ruleth e law. do we have whistleblower protection laws in this country? whistlthis coubecause one senaty and johnson and jim jordan came with the fact that we're goingmo to have 20 or more , maybe as many as 30 fbi how whistleblowers talking about how the agency has been politicizecized. merri alckl of a sudden, merrick garland put out a memorandum reminding people in in the department, this is biden't justice department, thatno they're not allowed to talk to elec elected officialtes. he whi now, thastt 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. >> you bet.enator k we delo have whistleblowerhad mu protection, sean, and we've hadt multiple whistleblowers come to me and come towh my office. as you say, we're seeing now literally dozens of fbibi

whistleblowers whist come forwa. they are explicitly protected in the law. they're explicitly are especialr opening the come forward. and we we're glad they are because they are opening a door . they're throwing light on what is happening at the fbi and doj. they're throwing air sh lightration on the fact that this administration is using law enforcemenw enfot as aus political weapon and not just against political opponents, though that t is terrible, but against normal everyday people like this catholic pro-lifeo demonstrator who was there with his son and now he's got ron,at team on his front door. this is wrong, sean. it is dangerous. it's dangerous for this country. it's dangerous for our future. and i say again, it's time to start holding people accountable for this. and i'll just say toy to those folks at the fbi and doj,r docu preserve your documents right now. met now.don't delete anything becauc the republican congress is coming and weom are going tou hold you accountable. >> well, i bet there's a lot of bletch making the rounds around some of these offices. that would be my prediction.. senator holly, thank you. i appreciate it. i'm going to follow it closely.h

now, with the midterms only forty two days away, foden's border failures are in full. focus has now democrats arcus aa more desperate than ever to distract from biden's failures and of course, desperated to demonize republicans at all costs. get this, a new poll findingng a majority of the american people are now supporting sending illegal immigrantsw a democratic run cities as border communities in texas and arizona continue to suffer n under what is now an undeniablos catastrophe caused by joe biden.joe bi arizonde a senator mark kelly . entire he is a rubber stamp for the entire biden agenda. pigenda.he voted for every singr piece of legislation, backed by biden. he has refused to hold the administration accountable foministrar any of their open bh failures. and , of course, he is now in an election year conversion mode trying to pretend that he's some sort of moderate likei kristen semina cinema na, who cares about safetysecu and security. that is a complete lie.rity to explain more , repub

republican arizona senate candidate in arizonawas a di, le masters. all right. your race is crucial. let's go tofo the issue ofecause the border and start there, because mark kelly has again o and again had anpp opportunity o help secure the border. and he'ssed he h failed to do s. >> why? ke: he j he just has no independence of mind. inded arizonans indep that he would be independent. he swore henwoule would be a mo . a lot ofov people believe that. well, for the last two years, b markvo kelly has been voting ins lockstep for joe biden's agendae and apparently i he's just fine e th this wide open southern border because he hasn't donhaen a single thing to stop it.ow we've had more thanille five million illegal aliens come into this country welcomein by joe biden and mark kelly g . they're resettling these people in and working classlass townsao and cities in arizonawn and working class towns and cities throughout the country. ughout tntryi have no idea why,e it's hurting people. it's hurting families. it's makin g our streets less. safe , defensible. that's coming ing is killinchgr children here in arizona. l

but apparently mark kelly likes it this way. i he's not doings no a darn thing stop.hi >> i got an unforgettable i goto his record . he votedrd against the bill thae would have funded greater greater opioid detection capability, voted against title forty two , three times. hir he voted against hiringin eighteen thousand border patrol agents, but supports the eighty seven thousand irs agents to be hired. forcem you've goten top law enforcement officials saying that he's beent completely absent, absent on public safety and border security. bordeguys like brandon judd ane arizona police association. but somehow it seems you're tightening in the polls. hat it seems like so far he's gotten a pass. has anybods y in the media in arizona been challenging him on these issues? >> we've got a pretty left winga media in arizona. and so and it's really just me. it is my gra we're getting the message out.ss it's my grassroots army showing . i can't tell h you how off and activated our republicans

in arizona are the independents in arizona. everybodvated oublicans iny saya purple state. no, it's not. this is ate.a red state.e indepe the independents by two tow thaj one in arizona. has they know that joe biden's faileds th. and as they learn about markgoio kelly's record , they're going to want to make a change here in november. all right, blake masters, very important pickup. if the republicans cant get tht seat . thanks for being with us. straight ahead tonight, crimeke surginptg across the countrye cn and not going totr believetage the very latest shocking footage that we have now. how is this going to play out in november? leo 2.0? le he's next. straight aheado . >> the fed is printing money like crazy. debt is rising by the trillions. is there a way to profit from this madness? what do these experts say? >> the more money you print, less your dollars are worth. and that's why you want to own gold in your portfolio. even bank of america says three thousand dollar gold is entirely possible. >> silver. so has the biggest run. >> coming up, gold will outperform stocks

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reco he's actually defending his record by claiming new york has a brand that other states like kansas don't have. >> he's right in one sense. loo take a look. we have a brand new york has anb a brand. and when people see it, it means something. you know, when we go there,ow it's not, when w it kansas doesa a bran d. when oh, look, when you go there, you from kansas know.te well, you. t new york but new york has a brand that has a brand and that brandeans d means diversity.iv. at m that brand means we care. that brand means that we are compassionate. >> sean:hat's what we did. brand you mean like overtaxed and a ton of crime and kind ofln dirty in a lot of places in new york because you don't clean it up. th commentsbizarre come look at this videotape here as more violence in

new york caught on tape. look at your screen, september 20thscreen, surveillance footag, subway station in new york , ini queensng, showing a woman look e this being pummeled and kickedd and punched and beaten by a homeless man with seven bigrres prior arrestts.s, but, of cours, was out on the street due to new york's brand policy of coddling criminals and letting them run loose, according toduct authorities, the forty one year old waheed foster has beeney are charged with felony assault for once. they're not letting the gu lettt on bail. let's senee how long thi s brand lasts. mayor adams, how long till he gets out? another twenty four hours, anyway. violent crimanours?yway, vit crt crime, career criminal after career criminal in this case, attacking, nearly beating toto death.this bea i watch this beating. i cannot believeting. i cannot this woman was even able to get her head up after that attack. anyway, here with reaction, liow to point out, throw leo. t. it's obvious they are not keeping people safe . it's happening

in big cities, small towns. it's all because of deep on dismantle a no bail laws. cli but they cling to it like manna from heaven. e maor they lie and say, oh, no. never supported that shot. >> let me be clear.me b it's possible e that video is horrific. but let me be clear. -- the american public does not like liars, and the democratic party has lied about its commitment towards preventing crime. they don't care about crime. cru they encourage because of soft prosecutors. what you have here is you have a mayor who's talking about the prison. as you correctly stated, i new york is famous for what they crime, homelessness, inflation, high taxes, poor school. want that's the brand kansas said and want that type o if bran wd. ce and i'll tel hl you right now,et crime has moved up to the top one of the top four issues in this country. what people are thinking aboutut becaus e people want to go homeheir hou safely, they want to leave their house without being attacked. veto and what you have here in thater video there, this is being b played every day, every day in new york and in

democratic cities. deg media can no longer prevent the democratic party fromth hiding this information. it's getting out. and what you have you haved what constant, repetitive nature. ad eric adams is a failure. peoplea know that. and if lizelle then focuses on four issues the economy, the education, the inflation and crime, go to every crime scene. he can winw york new york .. but is a lack of focus on the democratic party because they have abandonety becaud onel point on the democrats, again, a have lied to the american public. they passed on phony policece reform bills in the house. bill nowhere for sin three years. twenty , twenty , up until the date. they have done nothing to maketk us safe. e and the american public has figured it out. they're going to get wipedpe out on the issue of crime ind by t november. >> there's no doubt about it.he and by the way w, that woman in that video may lose her eyesight anyway. esight.and we ki thoughts and pe with her. >> but you know what? it's preventable. refunds preven the police in ar

new york city and around the country and the e insanity w no bail laws. all right. when we come back , as usual, left wasted zero time politicizing the hurricane down in florida. d you won't believe what they said this time. also, fox and friends ainsley erhart, new book released today. relea noday. one in the country in all categories. she'll join us next. as we continue shout. >> michael's today for her best game of the season, scored big savings on canvas frame and get 50% off a floral decor and more, plus an up to six percent in michael'sex reports now through october reports now through october 1st, michael'sible p real a superstar flexible pat with maximum motoki strength light. ♪ relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention i ht really, really sticks so long pass. >> it's good medicine. samit. >> hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas.

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that's why we've got to winane e this as that hurricane bearsaro down on florida.wi we got a win in the midterms. we understan d here with reaction. weather bell, .com chief meteorologist, our friend, joe bastardi. all right. i want you t o respond to that. you more importantly, i want youth o tell us where you think this storm is going, where it's going to land, when it's going to land, and how bad it's goingn tog be . joe: >> well, first of all, this will be the sixth hurricane, major hurricane in fifty seven years to hit the florida coast south of tampa. to cape canaveral line. so from both the both basins, is the gulf and the atlantic, this is only the sixth in the last fifty seven years. the previous 50 years, 16 majoro hurricanes hit. now, i don't care if you're kin left right or what kind of math you believe in 16 and 50 years is far more frequent than six in the last fifty seven years. take new england, for instance, one every six point seven year s

from nineteen thirty eight to 1991. 91.alling a landfalling hurricane, en. nothing since then. they simply make up storieseral and they know that the generalpc public is not a weather geek like maine. is . love this stuff since he was three , so they get away with it. so w>> sean: s we tend to arguef before sean. we've set traps left and right on this storm from 10 to 15 days out.ut surprise. it's a hurricane seasonng for and there's a big hurricane coming for the area that we expected to get hit this year.ty it'sea amazing listening to the. as far as this storm .it all right. a recit's going through what wl an eye wall replacement cycle right now. e thand what happens is the eye wall falls apart, replaces its t self. and so what may happen tomorrow between maybe 3:00, 4:00 in1:00a the morning, in about one ornd two where it makes landfall, it may tighten back up again and hit even stronger than it is going to hit. sea >> now, mostn: w people you whee where is this thing going to

hit between? what's a crack at it? >> it's all right j. myercenter is going between fort myers and sarasota. that's where the landfall is going to be .ch but this is a much larger,r, mor more extensive, slower moving hurricane than hurricane charley. so what happen charlie.s is it comes across very slowly. wo's probably going toy be thse worsrst storm to go through the interstate four corridor from tampa to daytona beach.mpal it reaches 95. until it reaches ninety five .ee we weatherth bell have said that we believe this will get bac back out over the atlantic ocean and then come north toward georgia and south carolina. h s georgia anthis is a huge problem and i'i thll you why, because it is going to be two treo three days of strong northeastes winds into those p beaches pilig water up and then the tropicale. cyclone coming u p with thisu storm surge. you're going to havehave 10 to h 20 inches of rain in the st.hn john's river basin.s rive how isr that water going to get out with that strong northeast wind coming in icon a worst case scenario, the benchmark storm in in, 19 60 for dora,h th

it could approach the flooding levels on , say, the st. john'sa river and savannah, the 90hurric forty seven hurricane watch, interestingly enough, across south florida cameanh inen back. we got to watch for that, too.e: all right. joe biden, starting with th belgacom. with us. thank you for being with us. scary.pe people, if yo i hope people, if you are in harm's way, it's inconvenient.yo you don't like being toln'd what to do. the worst thing that happens, ey spend a little time away fromm home. all right. hoalso also tonight to head coach w, we divisions face the country, while a new children's booke is celebrating the greatness of li lifehe wonders of and what the future holds.the joining us now is thauthe authoe the brand new book, i'm so glad you were born celebrating who you aryou are debuting. >> number one , the number one book in every category on amazon.com and ahead of every other bookvery in the country. >> fox and friends co-host ainsley earhardt. you knowu know, your first chils book had a story behind it about your dad. you this has a story about your mom

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>> right. is unfortunately, that is all the time we have left thishave f evening. as always, thank you forse set y joining us and making the show possible. please setr dv dvr so you never, ever miss an episode of hannity . don't forget for news any time." fox news, .com hannity .com. e u and in the meantime, let notweri your heart be trouble because laura ingrahamng, the ingram angle already to take it frome e here and they goadt a killer kick . it's not going to be an adame aa schiff show, i'll tell youda tht . oh. my gosh sean. first of all, our heartsflorid and our prayers go out ta.o the people of florida. >> this is going to be a brutal storm and there are a lot of elderl y people who don't wants. to leave their homes, but s if must leave their home they haven't left them. we have tor sayth prayers fori- them. this is going to be really bad.p we're going to have a press conference, it looks like from. chec, from arounconferend the ss coming up. >> but thank you syoo much. and we will check back with you and we'll see you tomorrow. we'll be watching. have a great show. right.ngraha i'm laura ingram .m very this is ingram angle from to it. busy washington tonight. so let's get right to it.e trut the true