>> it all turned out to's be untrue. as of today, ownership of handguns is illegal in canada, totalitarianism happens fast. under justin trudeau, it has let that be a lesson to us . >> that's it for us tonight. tune in every night, 8:00 pm.hak >> have the best we can, the ones you love.u we'll see you monday. hershon. all right. welcome to "hannity". eighteen days and counting comi up and coming up tonight, we're thl going to bring you the latest polls as republicans now continue to gain momentum, evene in some of the most liberal country including right here in new york. of the country, including righth here in new york . and tonight, after two years d white with democrats in control of the house, the senate, the white house, americansamerie they hav less safe . they are less secure.re they have less money. debt. they have more debt. grocery their energy costs and grocery costs are througs are thh the r. more than two thirds of americans are living paycheck

paycheck to paycheck. some are using credit cardse crt just to make ends meet for the bare necessities. now, the number one killer americ offentan young americans in this country is now fentanyl that is pouringh across the wide open. open so the border of joe biden now deaths are caused from drugdeats overdoses. now they're higher than ever before. oh, and don't forget, according to biden, we are now before. the closest we've ever been toel a world wide nuclear armageddon. clost toe since the cuban missie crisis. but the economy is strongest,dwd heavily, he said, and there's no crisis at the border this fateful two year experimentg as with democrats in charge of hell an joeit has been unmitigated disaster. but according to joe , everything evejust just swell.hi great.take a and we should all be thanking wr him. take a looe stk. ws >> we're starting to seen th some of the good newseconomy. the price of gas at th on the economy. the price of gas apump it the p. is coming down. look at what i've inherited and what i've done. going t and they're going to raise bigg farmers profits. they'r pharmae doing fine.ng a big pharma, they're not hurting

at all.they wil and they're going to raise your health insurance premiums. it's mega, mega trickle down, mega mega trickle down. the kind of policies that have again. the country before and will fail it again. look >> okay, let's look atat wha it. joe inherited energye independence. america was a net exporter of energy. joe biden ended that two dollar a gallon gasoline. gallo it's now more than double i inflation under two percent.s one poinmore that four percent, be precise. it is now over eight percent. it interest rates were, well, two point seven to three percent. a 30 for a 30 year fixed rate mortgage. >> it's now over seven percentha . inbooming housing market that is now in a precipitous declinew ,a border that was secure, a re that is now seeing a record. we've never seen this in the history of the country. record levels ofrecord l illegad immigration.a the left's agenda is such a failurise. many top democrats, they arer now attempting an election year it's fun conversion. s al

it's fun to watch, but it's hel actually all a lie. tak >> take a look. yes, we're going to take your ar 15 , your ak 47 . anyo i'm not interested in taking anything from anyone. what i want to make sure that we dhe secono is defend the secd amendment. amendment. >> yeah, frankly, i don't support fracking at support fracking at all.r >> and i never have i support>> fracking. i support i support the the energy security that we should have inn the united states . >> no more drillino g, including offshore, no ability fortry the oil industry to continue to drill, period.y administ st my administration has notrati stopped or slowed us all prod production. >> quite the opposittione. ntry democrats simply they are lying ruining this country and then lying to your face or hiding in their basement bunkers, just thei joe did in 2020. and of course, their cheerleaders in the media ders imob, they are allowing al this to happen. they're not asking any toughha questions. and joe and his radical climate socialists could just be honest

and apologize and correct course and say, oh, the era ofso big governmentcialissay the isd of welfare as we know it, like clinton did. but that will never happen. t thatonce known as capitol hils dumbest senator , joe biden would rather lie through his teeth and double down on failure. instead, although in his defense, it's really not totally clear that joe even knows what's going on . k for example, here he is once i again, trying to explain whyhe i democrats are shunning him on the campaign.o explain why democrats are shunning him o trail, getting very testy about it. now, listen closely and se getef you can make sense of what joe is actually trying to say. >> trying to tim ryan in ohio se doesn't want you there. >> we're not didn't say. there do you think they're making a mistake? no. 16 year done for you and a lot more . another 20 war%. >> come, let me make it simple, joe . to. >> sean: joe, th they don't want to be anywherecr near you. you can go spend all t oimf rocking chair by the beach in dela your time, your rocking chair mk by the beach in delaware, and that'll make every other candidat e give them a sigh of relief. they'll be happy about it. o

and while you're at it, by the way, why don't you take your good friend john fettermanu with you before he lets every single convicted murderer and y out of jail? because as lieutenant governor fetterman, your friend ,the only one guy that was dumb enough to want to campaign with you, hejail voted to releae dozens of convicted first degree murderers, along with dozens of other violent felons. and fettermat felonsn also fully laws and theo bail laws. the legalization of hard drugs .pe he wants pennsylvania taxpayers to pay fornnsylvania taxpa safes for heroin addicts. sight and needless to say, the biggest city in pennsylvania is now one of the most violent places earth. on earth. the city of brotherly love. the city o recordsetting a record after record for murder, armed robbery, theft foh all thanks in part to policiesks like joe biden's and john fetterman. of course, in the case of fetterman, he's not acting alone. the gu man is not actiny he endorsed fn philly, guy by the name of larry crazing, hates

prosecuting violent offenders. and thanks to him, well,s proset countless murderers, they'rem md now roaming the streets. and recently he vacateerers ded the sentence of a guy that was convicted of a 2012 murder. he let him out of prison. that person is now a suspect ino another deadly shooting. what a shock. another can you actually believe that now in this upside down worldhi run by these progressivesd run and free the convicted murderers? if you're a hard working har,d taxpaying, law abiding american citizen, i guess you're a actually immoral and by the way .r and bad. but if you're a violent careerur criminal, you're revered2 and protected with reaction. former whitected house chief of staff reince priebus, along prod with the co-host of the hit show, the five, judge jeanine pirro. judge, know you spent years prosecuting these bad people. it's hard to get a guilty. verdict then when you get a you guilty verdict. a >> now, we're going to settle all these guys very well. w we what's on the sad part about all this is that as a nation,

we are starting to look like a third world country. people are not safe walking the streets. they know if some towns inets. th b some cities, if they go outcked. if the just to get gas, they're goingn to be attacked. ifa nice c they go out in a nicr any car , they can be carjacked. with a child inside.w that they know that this is a of democrat way of life. and make no mistake, sean,fes o. they own cashless the democrats own this. they own cash flows fail. they ownthey own the concept ofl justice, which to this day i i have no idea what it means. they bel no one has defined it. the they are believed that thesed convicted criminals, murderers should be shown mercs should y and let out of jail. showing you know what? i'm not interested in showing them mercy. mercy ty get because if at this pointan they get convicted , they had an appeal and theil anr appeal s been upheld, then they need to e be sentenced to the sentence that judges give them and that i give them.d th g look, the guy that youive just talked about in pennsylvania, the guy who wass d of murder th fetterman and larry wa convicted of murder that fetterman and larry crasser wanted to let out, do you knowld

that he killed a father in front of his five year old son , two days befores? christmas? krasnov so-called integrityey lm unit lets him out.nd he another another man. this is what we're dealing with . people are not safe in america starts anymore. and if start wits with this nonsense, defund the police and the democrat s do not havek in any idea how to get this tha back in line. othen theyr r than they want por and they want to be the ones is no who decide who is here and whosf is in here in terms of illegals who come here, whose wh backgrounds, we have no idea. you know, it's a really simplebr choice election. to me. it's about okay. hav ide are yoa.u happy with the econom? economy? record high inflation, a 40r red year record high. s prices w are you happy with the highest gas prices we've ever paid as a country? are you happy with record number? a record number of illegal immigrantsf ts cross crossing or into the country not vetted at vel. in any way whatsoever. are you happy? you do you feel safe and secure?r

in your town or city?y with the are you happy with a woke education agenda? versus a classical educationersu agenda of reading, writing,s math , science, history and computers? to me, it's that simple. sci now, which way will america we will go go ? because a lot of these races we're going to go over the pol l numbers are very close. >> how do you see it?t of well, well said to both of you. >> it's funny. o th a month ago, the mainstream med media was talking about all cana these republican candidates aren't very good. and maybe that's why s arry the democrats might win.k that and you think that after what you just laid out, a judge justa laid out on fetterman, youone ia would think that someone in the mainstream media would medi about this? just take a look at mandella. barnes, who's running against ron johnson. let me just lay out very quickly what he's advocated and campaigning on . you he called the idea of what you are talking about, of releasing' one half of the state's prisoners. tha

this is what he's called for.t he called that. . he he said that he wanted to end fr all bail for violent criminals and not to mention the fact that we had one guy who got out on a no cash bail in milwaukee n and he ran through the waukesha parade and killed people on christmas eve. he this guy, mandella, barnes, went on russia today after the dallas police officers were gunned down in dallas and he praised blm and he called foran defunding the police on putin's television channel. last thing he praised khomeinihd in iran after khomeini, who killed over a thousand defunding thieds, praised blm and called for defundingli the police. i mean, yoce. you can'u can't make it up, but this is what republicans are running against. coese guys are insane with what they are trying to do in this country. >> thank you.

now, good news for republicans.t they are now trending in the right direction all across the country. he counow. in an exclusive new poll from insider advantage. nos herschw showing herschel war gaining in the state of georgiac now down by just twoal to another poll came out yesterday. another poll came out justied at yesterday, had them tied at forty four forty for another insider advantage poll from pennsylvania. anotheshows dr. oz and john fetd a dead heat. they are tied for the very first time. republicans also surging irepubn new york , in new hampshire, ind florida, in oregon.a and i ca n add to that nevada.d i can add to that michigan. i'm sorry, michigan and wi and wisconsin. and also in the state ofsconsinn arizona, where, by the way, michigan, the gubernatorial candidate, toote indixon, well, guess what she's down to in a recent poll. but she was dead even inre another poll. he had to break it all down.o bt insider advantage chairman matt koury, along with the chief pollster at trafalgar

group. robert haley is with us . all right. so you look atpoll these thesees races, they're either up one , 2 up two or dead, even tied. georgi and i'm talking about georgia.a i'm talking about arizona. we're looking at nevada. we're looking at michigan. we're looking at wisconsin. gubernatorial race. i don't even know what to makesn of this.niqu matt , this is pretty unique.e. i would imagine people that are late deciders are going to break with the notbrea the incumbent, with the challenger challenger in this case.with the challenger in this case. sean. t othe i look at what some of the other experts are saying real clear politics, which is sort of the gold standard for every broadcastey are proje republicans will pic organization. and they now are projectingk up that republicans will pick up georgia, pennsylvania and georgia, pennsylvania and nevada. they base the georgi nevada.a one on a runoff taking place ine december. and threpu be republican being favored, herschel walker there, 538, which is another grouel wa it also is are experts in polling. they're now putting out stories saying tha they had ithen it is a toss

up. they had it as an incredibly, you know, big chance for chanc the democrats just a few weeks ago. so clearly momentue for m in all ofifting to th these states and robert is seeing it as well, is shiftinge republicans. it's not just in towards republicans. and it's not just in thesehe r red states. it's in these, as yoed iu allude to, these these purple and evene blue states. we're seeingg movement movemente not seen really in quite some time what what's your take ,robert haley?r take, robert? >> well, what we well, what we continue to see is that so many of theseav candidates, when you looked at i the democrats, they might have been leading, but they weren't over 50 . 50. and as we anticipated, a lot of these people that were saying they were undecided or voting vn for some third party or other candidate down the ticket, they ended up falling behindwhat the republican because what we've been measuring since the beginning is of those undecided or people that aren't for the usual major candidate,e beginning on the how they biden approval. and in every one of these states , that person was always upside down.s and the biden approval, peopleuw who oppose biden were bid

the majority of the undecided. m so we expected them to all fallt in line. and that's the best way you can. tell somebody as vulnerable as if they're below 50 .e be >> you know, matt , notou disparaging pollsters. both of you are friends of mine. fr but i will say this. every trump supporter i know, they're nop t going to talk to any pollster. is it true that that tha the pollster polling companiesg are having a hard time gettingco conservativempars to talk to the >> yes, it's been that way foror quite some time. sometime. robert and i were go robert and i were pretty gooodd at getting them to talk too us us in 2020. i think we're doing all right. i this year, but we won't knowcou. until the votes are counted. but it has become very this: difficult. and also, let me add this.ationt the communication systems now are becoming increasinglye difficult to get through. i meanfficult to get, we no lony landline calls anymore. we have to go by text andr ways emails and other ways off commun communicatinicg with people. di. and that even is becoming difficult. so the polling industrg industry is difficult enough. but if you have questionnaires at last 60 andnaires t 70 quests

like a lot of these pollsters nave, nobody wants to hang i there and answer the questions to begin with . and more importantly, because they don't a lot of these pollsters are using panels and those panels tend to lean very democran sean: let mt. cew >> all right. let me run through every race with both of you. quic give a quick answers. let's start in the state of florida. do you think rubio wins in florida? i say rubio wins florida. >> robert . yes, he wins. all right. let's go to georgia. beat herschel beat baunach in georgia? matt , after a runoff.ill help e >> but the runoffepubli will certainly help the republican this year the lse they've they'vcais year. strengthened the hand of the republicans by limitinnumbeg the number of days for the runoff. >> robert , i definitely think l herschel wins, but it'sy a more than likely a runoff. be but there could be thatlican republican surge that we're >> seat's like you said, we're not be able to count right now.e do either of you have any concern about south carolina, tim scott, john kennedy in tim scott and john kennedy and louisiana, ron johnson, do you have any concern about randjo

paul , chuckhnson, grassley, mie in utah?utah? do you have any concern about any of those races?e >> not. >> not really, no. me. what about general, who'snot. within the margin of error now and up against senator hassan in new hampshire?u what do you call that?about new hampshire? robert ? i think that bolduc has ane we d excellent chance. >> the last time we did it, he under 3 poin was just a hair under three points behind. republicanas with still some of the republicans kind of not consolidating back behind a particular candidate.. and i think is that one gets if closer. e the vast majority of people in many polls before that primary p ,they want to get through them all. >> how do you both call the state of pennsylvania?o wins >> who do you think wins there? matt , i think it's gonnat be tight, but i think oz hasoz h momentum with him. >> we had a poll where he was ee even he's come up four or five points in the last 5 three weeks, i think oxygens itt out. >> what do you think, robert ?so i think as it gets the most votes, jd in jd vance in ohio, i

what do you guys see that actually advance your theory that. yeah, okay, well, that was much of a contest. >> ron johnson, i think we all agree, will win wisconsin right.n yes. >> yeah. >> okay, let's go out to adam laxalt predictions out there. robert , start with you.>> seana definitely. inthink adam adam leads the ticket in nevada this time. >> and you think i'm mad. i see you shaking your head. you agree blake masters is downn one in the latest poll in arizona. ho how do you call that senate race? matt ? >> polling for the fox been pulling it for the fox affiliate there. he's been doing nothing bumingtr coming up. race. and carrie lake is clearly leading her race.i think th i think to end up drifting ahead in arizona, probably ends up going republican .agree? >> robert , agree? yes, i definitely think masters win that last one . tiffa tiffany smiley, the state of washington against patty ington amurray, matt , it's a de

thing. >> i have not polled it..oland t that's one that i haven't personally polled.it. >> i think robert has said he would probably give you a better answer.e yoa better robert , i'd like to put ite to one more time at the momentum she has. cha i think she has annc excellente. chance. i can answer it bettern in a week. week. all right. n: what about new york and lee zeldin beat kathy hochul? >> yes, he last question. yes, h cane it's going to be ti, but the momentum on his side, i think he could end up being elected governor of new york . t >> robert , atel the adf. he thinks we're the ones who started pulling it and sending the word out that this was competitive a month and a half ago. and i still believe that if that happens, then that will be a tsunami night for republicans. all right. thane a k you both. all right. coming up, our two tiered system of justice once againcom on full display. you're not going to believe what happened in steve bannon sentencing hearing today. we'll explain. we'll get reaction from lara trump, joe concha, greg jarrett and much, much more . and we have a big announcement straight ahead.

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journalists. i'm lauren blanchard. now back to "hannity". for all your headlines, log on to fox news .com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >> all right. now, the two tiered system of d justicise on full display yet again today as former trump advisor steve bannon. r bein he was sentenced to four months in prison after beingt of convicted of contempt of congress for failing to comply with a subpoena from congr a sham january six committee. f everybody knows that atro predatorm the outcome. banno >> here's bannon reacting to. the sentencing earlier today. take wan look, i want to thank l you guys for coming. >> remember this illegitimate regime there? their judgment is on a novembera one . the biden administration is nowl banned and will remain free pending appeal. >> but ifree pendt is only the latest l evidence that the biden doj has been weaponizeence thas playing politics with justice in our country, using the system

at attack donald trump and all his allies, for example,ta manyh democrats, you may notav know this, they've been held inin cop contempt of congress, but they were never charged. why is that? eric holder was held in contempt for refusing to turn over documents that related to the obama administration's abouunning scandal fast furious disgraced irs official lois lerner in 2014, she was held in contempt after defying a subpoena related to the obama irs tea party targeting scandal . and back in 1998, clinton ag janet reno. she defied a congressional subpoena but was never chargedd . in fact, banno a n is the firstr person to be charged and processed with contempt of congress since nineteen eighty prosec three in thautt case was an acquittal. but of course there's one rule for the democrats, the bidens for the clintons and one rule for trump. his family1983 and for the restf us . here with reaction, fox newsd. contributor lara trump alonghere

with fox news legal analyst greg jarret, fox news contributor joe concha. e big sy by the way, he will co-hostweekn the big saturday show this weekend. hopefully maybe one day leading to your media show. r i'm just guessing. i hope. i wish. laura , let me start with you, because there is a two tiered system of justice. yo tiereu and your family, moren any other family, have experienced this. for 6 l >> and it's gone on now foryear. six long years. yes, it's disgu yeah, well, it's disgusting, uth. jon. you and everybody knows the truth.s and you said i t about the january 6th committee. it's a sham. everyone knows it's a sham.co ifmm they were interested at all in seeking out the truth,ld havl pelothey would have called people forward like nancy pelosi to testify ofsi t coursee know that will never happen. we and the problem they havale is they were putting all their eggs in this january six basket. they have not convinced anyone that it is the most importantno. thing in america. right now. and so they are left with one thing, intimidation. is their goal with this whole situation now is to, of course,h intimidate anyone who mighto mih

speak out against them,t intimidate anybody who might want to workan with donald trume in the future and especially intimidate anyone. should my father in law run iny twenty , twenty four who may may votevote for him? we have had to endure thisim. month long taxpayer funded raid by the democrats. they have nothing to show forts it whatsoever. and we are about two weeks away from a very important midterm election. so they had toimportant mid-terg here, which is , of course, had charge. steve bannon with an unprecedent thing like you just explained. it is absolutely outrageous. it is more of the banana republic type style things weita continue to see in this. ifuntry. and if you were upset out you a goere,re in america, there is oe way you fight back . vote those peopl on november eight , vote these people out, vote republicans in. we have to get backto our country. gac we cannot operate going forward with this two tiered system ofwe justice. >> it doesn't work in america. g

i agree completely. a greg, you had a phenomenal column on this earlier today and you went into greats on the specificity on the law a and precedents and the factat that he was that bannon was listening to his lawyer and had every right to listen to his lawyer. and executive privilege exprivlages donald trump's and was invoked in this case.d and that issue should have beehn resolved first. >> that's that's right, because the judge invoked the wrong legallegal standard on willful defiance of the subpoena. he relied on an outdated sixty one year old dc circuit court case, the premise of which has been ripped, editedcor and reversed by the united states supreme courwat ae the the ect and proper legal standard is prosecutorproblem so prove the defendant knew his actions were unlawful. >>defend h but if he believes, especially on advice ofeved on o counsel, in good faith, that a his actions are lawful, he cannot be heldct in contempt nor

convicted . >> it was folly for the the prosecution, the department ofo justice, to claim, well, there's no executive privilege here because biden waived it. and besides, bannon wasn't at the time an employee. >> both of those aree bannon at the time was not fundamentally wrong. >> if a subsequent p president can waivere wai the privilege of a prior president ve, that renders it meaningless and the privilege does cover people outside the administration. historically, we encouraget ena presidents to consultge with people who are not in their inner circle. telling them what they want to hear, but to seek good advicee r outside that is covered by executive privilege. so in the end, i thinkr circ ths case is going to be tossed and bannon will be exonerated.. >> sea >> i bet a pretty significantgnc amount of moneany, joe concha, that we have outlined here. what greg outlined in terms ofte the law and what we've been polc talking about in terms of the politics and what laura was

saying and wha t i was saying. i doubt they're going to putp a the perspective ofi eric holdeh they didn't prosecute him, lois lerner.eyn' they didn't prosecute her or janet reno. reno. th they didn't go after her either. thiss th is the first time since nineteen eighty three . will any media outlet ever taltd about that perspective? t hat yoone would think that you y to look at the precedent, t right. >> eric holder and janet, twoe attorney generals who defined these subpoenas. so holder a you would think that t would be mentioned. subpoenas.t. , it won' i think, sean, in the end, the american people outside of the americ the rabid partizans, the objective and sober ones, they look at the arrests ofent' the president's allies, a former president , hisr cabine allies, his former cabinet members, they see things like a civil suit brought about by new york attorney general letitia james , who declared she woul ney d do this before she was even elected, before she even launched an investigation. and they see the january six committed to your point beyond partisan wouldn't even allow for the crosh beyonds exao of witnesses. and they say this doesn't look like america. this doew fos not look like due

process. and steve bannon, i think, will only come out of this on the other side. stronger because many will seea him as aof martyr on some levels so while the other cable newsil networks and thee "new york "new york times" and the washington post will treat this as atimes" and huge story, mans are focused on the cost oferican living reaching unsustainable levels, a more expensive country, less safe country,e and a country seemingl costy without borders. those are the big stories. a almost everyone in mediay withou is purposely missing, but instead it's concentrating on trump and banno c n and all these people that have been outm of power for some time. and it's going to come s from back to bite them come 18 days from now. all right, quick last lega n: lasl question for gregg.l win on >> will he likely win on appeal right? y >> yeah, you absolutely will .bi remember, bannon receivedle a letter frotter from m the president'st lawyers saying the president invoked executive privilege directly not to testify. the president holds that privilege, not ban bannon, camp david . >> he can'ivt defy a directive from the president who invoked the privilege. so i think supreme will takeoo a look or a higher courtd will take a look at thissa and say we're tossing

the conviction. all right, laura , greg, joe , thank you all. we appreciate it. when we come back ,e co our friends, l.jme back ou. lawe jones, he spoke to hispanico voters in miam i. mi. he's going to tell us what they had to say. also, are democrats no dw inemon is a panic in georgia?er the is herschel walker now the likely favorite in that race? it certainly seems like it. we'll check in with thee virginia lieutenant governor , winsome sears.vi when we come back as we continue, men over 45 . >> do you have a frequent urgent need to day and night? i have good news presenting the euro live system and outpatient treatment that simply reopens the channel to increase flow with no cutting. >> yes, most side effects are mild to moderate, serious bleeding and infection events are rare. are rare. visit here a live .com. >> ask your urologist abouttelly left or call 807ou a five to eln

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the dangers of socialism, the economic decay, open borders, well, our friend lj cross country with lawrence jones wentlj down to miami.t vo >> and here's what voters had to say to him.hi take a look. at they ha my family's from cuba.to what they had to sufferan and endure and what they're suffering, enduring now, which i think i mentioned, i saw personally. it's just horrible., it's and it's on paper.ik it mighte seem like a good ide' ,but in practice, it's not here. it's reaction. he is the host of crosseactio country, l.j. lawrencen,ence jos is with us . this is showing up now. sing lj and every single poll, hispanic americans, rerican-americans are moving in dramatic numbers topu the republican party. party the latest. polls, especiallyania sho out of georgia and pennsylvania, show that both herschel walker and dr. oz doing significantly better than other republicans in terms of briny voters ton, you

their side. e been >> what's happening? well, you know, you've beent talking with the candidates and pressing them on what their agenda. is . i've been talking with the voters. it it's very simple. v just like most ooterf americans they've benefited from a trumpdo economy and now they arew in utter right now when it comesan to gas prices, when they go toet the grocery store, you get moms that haven't been able toula. get baby formula. i mean, lifefe i is just differ from them. remember, we came from minority growth where they weregrowth building businesses. they had opportunity zones. that'sbusinesses. just not the . and then you layered the crime e that's happening all over thi the country, john . you know, we starteds reporting on this three years ago when i was traveling all across the country warning people that the liberal cities were in crisis. well, now that biden's ine and l of government, it' office, the liberals have control of all the government. g it's only gotten worseotten . t. and so i think the minorities are just choosing their future right now. we continuethis path they know it's going and if we continue down this path, they know it's going to be for the next generation. >> it's great that you're doing

it. we'll be watching tomorrow night, as always. thanks for being with us. w thanks.e wi all right. thanll watchk you. geor and soaring early voting is nowi the turnout in georgia is now exposing a big lie from democrats and the media mob that georgia's new voting law, jim crow 2.0, would reduce particip voter participation. and thos e claims have now been undermined because that law that jim crow two point zero is being debunked every single day. now,ebunke it's still not stoppg hollywood liberals and stacey abrams from doubling abrams f down on the fear mongering and the lying ahead of the midterms.of e but the number m the numbers speak for themselves. but here's what abrams had to say with oprah winfrey. take a look. ec >> if we don't elect me, wecare will have no health care for half a million georgians. half a million georgians. our children will continue too go to underfunded schools. we're transgene. your children have been banned from playing with their friends. we will have t divisive laws thg say that you have to lie to your children abouty.

their history. are>> w askinge the question, what can we do to help? and the biggest answere is you. vote , because too much is at n stake, notot to. listeni i mean, as you're listening alll all those, what will happen if you don't? >> it's really frightening. and of course,s really abrams ar >> allies over and over and over s allies kep kapper ferring to jim crow 2.0. and now we have record voting sa never before seeten in the state of georgia. >> i ae a lookf . >> first of all, i doracist absolutely agree that it's racist. it it's is redux of jim crow in a suit and tie. >> it is a most pernicious thing. this makes jim crow look liks e: jim eagle. >> here to explain more , virginia lieutenant governor winsomegini sears is wh us . winsome, good to have you.. you know, i'll tell what i fear in this election.e po i fear that if these policiesinh continue, our forty one yearatil high of inflation will will we won't recover from that. i fear that ga will continue and we won't

recover from that. i fear that gas s prices will triple more than double what they are now.hat we i fear that we won't have secure borders. will contit law and order thatfa this defund dismantle a no bail laws that's going to continue. nobody's safe and secure in their town or their city.. and i'm also concerned about trl woke education versus a traditional education. >> so those are the things that i think are dangerous to the country. your thought countrys. st sayin but you're absolutely right. you're not just saying thaare t you're fearful of these things.g they're happening. they're happening.ht now right now. that's why youhing in the future. and that's why you see peopledif are making a different decision to say, yot decisiu know, it's e working out. we've had the president ofe the same party congress, the same party, and we are not each better off. and by the way, they have us at each other's throats. and i just listened to some of stat oprah was talking about

with stacey abrams.last you know, stacey came here last year, october, to help the other side, of course, to win visited seven black wor churches. it didn't work.k bepeopleunders you know why?ta because peoplend wha understand what's really going on . differe and so they decided to makerepu. ed to reopen the a different choice.. th when republicans wanted to reopen the schools, no. and said that we w the democraters know and said wo that we were being racist and wanted to kill the blackthae children. yomean, can you believe that that's the rhetoric that youu ck know, who didn't believe it? enough black people, enough latino people. i and then they talk about,o again, racism. i want to say this to and let me read it because i'm being fact checked everywhere i go. checked everywhere i so here it is , president biden, two thousan d six . he said this.7-11 you can't go t oo a 7-eleven or a dunkin doughnuts unless yo a dunkin donuts unless you havea a slight indian accent. this is the man who claims to love everybody but we don'te wht even have to go that far . hn let's see what he said in 2010. >> sean: i can up th and , governor , i can i can upe

the ante. this is the guy, the partner with a former klansman, robert byrd, against the integration of public schools and said he didn't wanai want the schools to become the schools to become racial jungle's. >> that's the same joe biden. yes, i t and not only that, but robert byrd was what was an an exalted grand cyclops. >> graham thought the , local, local kkk chapter. and they're calling people like me part of the kkk folks. i am second in command in the former capital , the confederate. d the kkk is rolling over in their grave. thane k k you very much. hav you know, we've got to makeoice a different choice this year.ye. this election very this election, very important. vote for your children.. vote for your children. pa ourents, don'tre let them try to destroy our families.r . reflation is upon us . recession is upocen us . yo and you see what's happening in the world. world. year.can this lieutenant governor , you'vehavc been doing a great job. great to have yoon theu back o n

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vision loss. don't be one of them. get your eyes checked. all right. ahead of the upcoming election in israel, the longest servingns prime minister bibi netanyahu, is now releasing a brandmemoir new memoir, laying out a legacy of nothing but incrediblents an accomplishments and historic achievements.d achievements. he reflects on the 4 he reflects on the forty fifthtt president donald trump, who he calls an ally, slams formerama o apesident obama for his appeasement of iran. and new polls now show thatof while the former prime minister a majorityhe new prime ministemr

and looks like he could once again win a majorityt will happen. the stakes are high in and hopefully that will happen. the stakes are pretty high for the people of israel and for the middle east.e au here to explain more , the author of bibi my storypersl that a long time personal friend, prime minister netanyahu, first, i got to wish you a happy birthday. i just happen to know it might birthday be a birthday today. >> yes >> yes, it is . it's good to celeb and it's good to celebrate itf mi with you. a pleasueen a great friend one f mine and a great friend of israel. >> so it's a pleasure to be with you, sean. sean. you know, you have a family history of nothing but realr service to your country. you you were in the elite fighting forces. you lost your brother in rces. the at raid. entebbe and then the longest serving prime minister inul you history. and i'm very hopeful that yo gue get that position back in the upcoming elections. talk about your familyly a little bit. father well, my father was a great was a greatest historian and he taught me that

and lots of jewish people are able to defend themselves, their sovereign state. we could suffer the horrors that were inflicted on us. and the greatest horror, of course, being the holocaust. people defend their stat so i devoted my life torror defending the state of israel.sf thto make it stronger economically, militarily, diplomatically, and i describe in my book my journey as a as a soldier commander in an elite special forces unit. holocaust. and then as a diplomat and thenk as the prime minister of israel.y journey as a i have to tell you thatrael i reveal some of the things i can't reveal everything of mir my military service in whichecre i led many secret operations, hiding behind enemy lines. i was shot at and while rescuing hijacked sabena airplane that palestinian terrorists brought to israel, we liberatedhijairplane. the ho i nearly died in a barelyi neary drowned in the suez canal in a firefight. i was bitten by a scorpion, i

nearly ran with my jeep into a phantom plane, taking off one of our airbases. so i had many scrapes of death ,but i survived and moreon. my menantly, so did all my men . but four years after. i lef t the military, my brother,n who stayed in the secret unit in which we were bott wherh seri in fact, we were three brothers in this tiny unit, which tiny is like a combination of navy seals and delta force rolleds an into one and my brother led the most spectacular rescue in modern times, a rescue without precedent. times without precedent th the drew middleton of the newe w york times called it in history in modern history. my brother fell there while res rescuing one hundred three hostages in the heart of africas with a handful of men .l of he overcame terrorists, ugandanm troops that were guarding them.. and this was perhaps the turning point in the the fre world's battle againste terrorism. yet for meagnst , it was a great tragedy because i didn't know if i could live aftet tragedr

liactually told my parents of my brother's fallen, which was actually worse than hearing about his death.brothe it's like dying twice.g tw i didn't know if i could live. i didn't know how i would live. but yoni, my older brother's sacrifice and the inconsolable grief that accompanied itead me somehow led me to channel recrut my efforts to recruit the free d world to unbudgeted for stance against international terrorism ultimately led me into politics.r ce again st internationaland there i didt i learned from my father and my brother. to safeguard the jewish state and protect its future. >> we have upcoming elections. the odds are, i believe youm my f have a very good chance of winning. the i hope the people of israel are smart enough to put yo iu back to office. these are troublesome, turbulent times. you talk in your book about this horrific deal that barackut with thed joe biden made with the mullahs in iran. it looks like joe biden

is looking to make a similarn l a similar mistake. it would be a disaster ofdisasti unpredictable proportions, in my view. view. i can't believe that we're back to that point, especially after al esl the progress we had made with the relationship president trump president trump ,the alliance with even the saudis and the jordaniances and egyptians and the emirates and the abraham accords and moving the embassy to jerusalem. we made so much progress. we and that seems to now have beent diminished by by a large margin . >> your thoughts? i make no bones about it. i was opposed to the dangerous iran deal . i was very happyd wa whens happ president trump decided to t trump withdraw from that deal. i think it's a mistake to trycu favor with i to curry favor with iran.n se i think the entire world cane see the horrible nature of this regime and can see the unbelievable courage of iranian citizens, iranian women

who are protesting on the streets, sacrificin andg their lives because they want freedom, just the basic freedoms of life basic fs of thl cherish. and i think that reveals the nature of this regim theuree have the ayatollahs armed with nuclear weapons and the intercontinental ballistic missiles to deliver them not against israel.c missil they already have missiles that can reach israel. , they can ala they're building those missiles for you. they chant death to israel, death to america.uilding thos and you don't want them to have nuclear weapons that they can deliver to any american city.m so i thinkto it's a big mistake to go back to that deal . i hope that people will change they arends in washington, especially in view of what they're seeing now. sof the tragedies they see nowe on the streets of iran's cities. iran and its capital , tehran, its and abort that deal , that deal paves iran's path with gold, with hundreds of billions of dollar s with which they can both build nuclear arsenals to threaten all of to buildin us and also spread their terrorism far and wide. that's not a good deal .ons to

don't go back to this deal .de >> i hope americans hear oryourl hope the world hears you.n your life story is and what incredible journey, what an impact you've had on history. history. you've had the moral clarity when so many others have not, which is one of the greatest things i admire about you. your life stor y is worth the read for everybody. we have your book on "hannity" .com, amazon.com, bookstoresboos everywhere, and morere. importantly, to to all our friends in israel. pl please vote likud. time let's win this time with a real coalition. socoalitio you can have a real sustainable government thatr a will last for a while.e. thanksbut, mr. prime minister, k you for being with us. >> all right. when we come back and important announcement, maybe even to straight ahead by 300 empire to three hundred and five.

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