know how to answer any questions? >> tucker: that guys goes on c-nbc. no one asks him about the shots that made him rich. glad someone did. finally tonight, a reporter from cnn issued a pretty dramatic cry for help the other day with this suit coat hoody combo. we've got some questions about it. tomorrow night we'll investigate it and see you then. >> jamie: welcome to hannity. tonight, more woke socialist anti-conservative bs at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. by the way, you paid for, and your generous tax dollars make it possible. we'll break all the money down tonight and we'll shine a light on all the idiotic global organizations that hate america, but are more than happy to take your money, cash your checks, and you're going to be stunned

at how many billions of tax dollars are being wasted on this socio-ist climate cult ism and globalism. we'll check in, and weigh in, on hannity's hotseat. the very latest, poor alec baldwin will now face charges on involuntary manslaughter and maybe more. a shocking scene tonight from philadelphia. we'll tell you about a new drug that's threatening to make the opioid epidemic even worse, and yet somehow democrats, they don't even seem to notice or care. we have an investigative report with sara carter. first, big news about joe biden's garage. as you all know by now this is where classified documents were discovered. discovered in four places, one of the four places. just laying around near biden's corvette right there. apparently they have been there for years but joe isn't worried at all. doesn't think it's a big deal at all. take a look. >> we're fully cooperating and i'm looking forward to getting

this resolved quickly. i think you'll find there is nothing there. i have no regrets. i've been following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. it's exactly what we're doing. no there-there. >> hannity: last week biden said this is all much adu about nothing because the documents and the corvette are in a locked garage except, of course, when it wasn't locked which seems like happened on a regular basis. here, by the way, hunter biden, out taking the car for a joyride with his niece and another young woman who is yet to be identified. hunter clearly had access to the garage, and every other room in the house because he lived there. keep in mind hunter's entire career was based on selling access to his father to sketchy foreign nationals from countries, a lot of whom hate our guts. so obviously hunter's proximity to easy access to classified materials is a little bit more than concerning. hunter is not the only person that had access to biden's

delaware mansion even though joe spends almost every weekend there conducting official business, and we have no idea who visits the home. the white house claiming there is no log of anybody that comes or anybody that goes. let me just tell you the facts. that's a blatant lie. that's like, i never talk to hunter or anybody about their foreign business dealings in my family. based on my interviews with multiple presidents over the years i know for a fact the secret service, they track every single person that enters a sitting president's home. there is definitely a record of who has been in that house over the last two years. they just don't want to release it. the entire ordeal reeks of corruption and for the very first time, the rasmussen poll is now showing the majority of you, the american people, believe that president biden committed an impeachable offense and yet this country is facing much bigger problems. take a look at your screen. look at philadelphia and pennsylvania.

the fifth place of our great american public. this is where the declaration of independence was signed and constitution written. now philadelphia is hell on earth. violent crime, street gangs, have turned vast areas of the city into a living nightmare and it only getting worse. a dangerous new drug is now flooding the market. its nickname is trank and it's a horse sedative that dealers are mixing with fentanyl and the results are gruesome. causing gaping festering wounds in addicts and leaving some unable to walk. the overdose deaths are nearly triple what they were just a decade ago and that number will almost certainly continue to climb. sadly it's not just philadelphia. look at your screen, overdose deaths nationwide are skyrocketing. now at an all-time high. anybody in the democratic party equate this to the chaos at the border. thanks to the mass quantities of

cheap, lethal drugs pouring in across the southern border and a culture of lawlessness and no bail laws and defunding and dismantling police departments in almost every major city in the country, they are now facing a crisis, what is of epic proportions. democrats don't seem to notice. they don't seem to care. when is the last time you saw a prominent democrat walk the streets of west baltimore. maxine waters doesn't even live in her own congressional district in los angeles. why? because maybe it's too dangerous, and joe biden, would he ever dare step foot in some neighborhoods in detroit, philly, chicago, american cities. they are rotting right in front of our eyes and democrats, they have their heads in the sand, and in most cases, these cities have been driven into the ground by democrats that have been running these cities for decade after decade after decade. you have thousands dying nationally. millions hopelessly addicted to these drugs. the homeless population is now at record highs. there is no end in sight.

there is no effective solutions. there is no local leadership, and yet, the oh, so compassionate bleeding-heart left is rewarding them by giving the democrats their vote every single election. philadelphia has not had a republican mayor since 1948. i wouldn't expect one any time soon. maybe, just maybe, it's time for a change. here with the full report, investigative reporter fox news contributor sarah carter. this is like unnecessary, preventable death and we're not even lifting a finger to save these human lives. >> yes, sean. what i saw today on the streets of philadelphia, what i saw is not only heartbreaking, it's terrifying. as we drove through the streets of kensington and through the surrounding neighborhoods, this isn't just one block. this was block after block after block. you could see people shooting up, shooting up methamphetamine, heroin, fit tinel and the drug

you're talking about is used on animals. it's not meant to be used in humans. i want to tell you this, sean, just so you can get a perspective. 95% of the narcotics here in philadelphia, according to law enforcement sources i've spoken to, are coming from the a cartel. this fentanyl is coming across the border. though chemicals are coming from none other than china. they are coming to our streets and they are literally paralyzing our communities. i spoke with a drug user today. we're keeping her anonymous here on the show. she was on the streets. i sat with her, under an awning, as the rain was pouring on us, and she was telling me about her life and the horrors of living with this addiction. take a listen to this. >> you know, have you heard about it -- if you notice all the wounds out here, i mean, there is like, everybody has

wounds, amputees. >> how long have you been living on the streets? >> right now, i've been spurts, but right now, i've been about five years. i just lost my husband a year ago to an infection. >> they have been putting a lot of this tranquilizer, and that's what you call it on the street, into the drugs. are you scared that, that you may not survive the next hit? >> you know what's scary, is when you kind of try and clean up, or go to the hospital, and then come back out. you're more likely to die, you know what i mean? it's actually trying to get clean can, and then coming, like trying to just maintain a little bit of a feel, you know what i mean? that's what's scary, like, if you do come back you're more likely to overdose three, four, five times. out here, i wish i was more fearful, but, no i'm not. >> a lot of times, i hear stories, and they say, you know, these are zombies, but you're

people, right? >> yes, we are people. we are. we're also zombies. we're the night of the living dead out here. it terrible. >> sean, some of these children on the street are as young as 15. these are people, she described herself as a zombie obviously because of the addiction. i've got to tell you what stunned me is that there were school buses in the area dropping kids off after school. there were parents, you could see they were good parents by all means walking mothers, walking with their children, trying to navigate them around the drug usage, around the drug dealers, and i thought to myself, as a parent, you know, this is someone's child. this girl is on the street but she's someone child. these are americans that are dying on the streets and i talked to law enforcement officials that believe this is just the tip of the iceberg. 80% of the drugs right now here in philly are mixed with that,

zylozene tranquilizer and they believe it will spread across the united states. >> hannity: sara, what a chilling, sad report. these andrugs basically are peoe committing suicide right before our eyes and children are seeing that as well. well done report. people need to wake you. we can fix this. right. law enforcement describes it as chemical warfare in some cases, and that's what we're seeing on our streets. >> hannity: if covid wasn't bad enough and fentanyl coming from china, when is somebody going to stand up to china? it obviously won't be joe because his family got a lot of money from china. i doubt he'll be the one to take it on. sara, thank you. now we turn to davos, switzerland. the luxurious report town in the swiss alps where the global elites have a grand ole time at their little conference. by the way, you help pay for it but were not invited to.

that's right. u.s. taxpayers now reportedly spent $61 million on the world economic forum since 2010. why? why are we giving them a penny? this year they have plenty of people there that go on their private jet. i would assume they are pretty wealthy thanks to your generosity. we get to hear from little european tyrants as they demand restrictions on your freedom of choice and lecture you on eating meat. we also heard a lot of arguments in favor of one world socialism mixed in with conspiracy theories like al gore who has really lost it, getting rich in the process. take a look. >> we're still putting 162 million tons into it every single day and the accumulated amount is now trapping as much extra heat as would be released by 600,000 hiroshima atomic bombs exploding every single day on the earth. that's what boiling the oceans creating these atmospheric rivers and sucking the moisture

out of the land and creating the droughts and melting the ice and raising the sea level and causing these waves of climate refugees predicted to reach one billion in this century. look at the xenophobia and little authoritarian trendes that have come from just a few million refugees. what about a billion? we would lose our capacity for self-governance on this world. we have to act, when climate activists around the world, and i'm partly speaking for them right here on this stage, have come to the conclusion, that the people in authority are not doing their job. there is a lot of blah-blah-blah, as greta says, there are a lot of words, and meaningful commitments but we're still failing badly. >> hannity: talk about admissions and hot air. there you go. al gore has a lot to gain, by the way, from this brand of climate alarm mitchell. -- alarmism.

he's made $2 million per month from a massive green investment firm according to the daily mail. maybe that's why gore wants you to believe that renewables are the cheapest form of energy. this is an outright lie. listen. >> we've already seen last year, if you look at all the new electricity generation installed worldwide 90% of it was renewable. it's now the cheapest source of electricity in almost the entire planet. >> hannity: the lying, the fear mongering the dishonesty and constant contempt for the american people, the contempt for american conservatives, why are we funding this? why are we sending a single dollar in it's not only the world economic forum. why are we funding the u.n. they hate the u.s. and they have been historically, you know, virginv widely anti-semitic. we give more than any other country on earth by far.

why do we bear the brunt of that? why do we contribute the most, $600 million to the world health organization, which basically became the propaganda arm for communist chinese over covid. another $250 million to the iaea. the international atomic energy agency. another $26 million to the world trade organization. $4 billion to the european deterrence initiative. $817 billion on our own military, much of it stationed in europe, in accordance with the nato agreement. that's more than every other country in nato combined. anyway. here to face off in the hotseat, we have the co-host of the five, jessica, along with fox and friends weekend co-host. jessica, do you believe in the boiling oceans and the predictions of gloom and doom of al gore, are you a believer?

>> i would say that the language was a bit too effusive. >> hannity: a little? >> just a smidge. it's obviously hyperbolic. what he's talking about, the destruction of our environment, from these crazy weather events to refugee crisis because people are being pushed out of where they lived originally, all of that is happening because of this environmental destruction and that's really the core of what al core is talking about. plus -- >> pete, give me 30 seconds to just read off what i said last night on this program. the year 2000, gore promoted a claim that mount kilimanjaro will no only have snow by 2010. we can report that snow still covers the mountain. in 2006 he suggested that all the glaciers in glacier national park would be gone by 2013.

guess what? they are still there 10 years beyond what he predicted. he warned of a planetary emergency saying the planet has a fever. in 2009 gore said 75% of the entire polar ice cap will melt in the next five to seven years. nasa pointed out there were massive gains in the ice sheet in 2015. you know, so what's going on here? and the daily mail point out he's making a fortune over all of this. hundreds of millions of dollars. >> of course he is. i think we only have eight years left on the doom clock as well before the world ends. it was global warming. then global cooling. now it's climate change. no matter if it's hot, cold, dry, or raining, it's a problem that they need to assert their global control over. refugees, where are they flowing from? islamic supremacy governments. socialist-communist governments. yes, that's a problem. that's a lot difficulty than whether it's raining or whether it's drier.

here you've got global elites in davos. in a country with one of the smallest governments, closed borders and a homogeneous culture preaching at the rest of us that we need a command and control economy, command and control government, open our borders and the culture identity is an evil thing. they are all hypocrites who want control and they are happy to enrich themselves. al gore is the chief example of it. >> hannity: jessica, let me give you an opportunity. i laid out all the money that american taxpayers pay, the tens and tens and billions of dollars to all these international organizations. promoting globalism, anti-capitalism, socialism, it's like the green new deal has nothing to do with anything green except for green socialism. the same with the world economic forum. why are we paying a penny to these organizations? why a penny to the world health organization? why are we giving -- why don't

we let china have the un. they can keep it and pay the $7 billion a year that we're paying. >> if these international organizations don't have u.s. influence, i would say generally speaking, or western democratic influence, we know what will happen. china, russia, north korea, those will be the countries in charge of the world, not us. it's our responsibility -- i would never say that they are well managed -- >> hannity: you think these organizations are having any positive impact, that the american people are benefiting from the billions of dollars that our government wastes on these globalists and socialist organizations? >> first of all, i would add to the pile, if you're going to insist on calling them globalist socialist organizations, they are democratic organizations and that is one of their core missions to promote. let's look at nato. what nato is doing right now to support ukraine someone of the most incredible things in modern

history. where would we be right now? putin would be in charge if it weren't for nato. >> hannity: who is paying more for nato, the united states or western european countries? we are. pete, you can answer. >> we are. >> i said we are. everyone knows that we are. first of all, we have more money than them to contribute. and i'm not saying that we can't reassess how much we do contribute to these organizations. >> hannity: tell that to the middle class and poor that are struggling. >> europe is a cappist country, too. >> barely. >> hannity: why should we pay a dime. >> we shouldn't pay a dime. we should not pay a dime. they are in the pockets of the aautocrats. as long as we leave ourselves beholden to these international

organizations the weaker we become. we should leave them, and form our own freedom loving organizations. who is head of the human rights council at the u.n.? is it north korea or iran? these are the types of countries that capture, control, and then they browbeat us as if we're the problem when we fund them and we're the ones that saved the world and created them in world war ii and we should be the leaders of the free world but not as a part of these organizations. >> i think most people would disagree with you. >> hannity: i don't think so. i vote for pete. >> i don't think so. >> hannity: but jessica, you're very brave. >> all right, you take down nato. >> hannity: nato is a little different. we ought not to be paying the bulk of money. >> just a little different. >> nato is a volunteer defense alliance but europe does need to step up. >> it was on your list. >> hannity: oh, okay. >> and i've got good things to say about the u.n. and the world economic forum.

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>> hannity: all right. new mexico prosecutors, they announced today that alec baldwin will be charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in the 2021 fatal film set shooting that killed a cinemaing tofer and injured another person. the first assistant director will plead no contest for negligent use of a deadly

weapon. now because baldwin's second charge includes a firearm enhancement, he could face a five-year mandatory sentence if he's found guilty. now baldwin's legal team responded in a statement, in part, quote, mr. baldwin had no reason to believe there was a live bullet in the gun or anywhere on the movie set. he relied on the professional with whom he worked, who assured him the gun did not have live rounds. we'll fight these charges and we'll win. while baldwin claimed he never pulled the trigger of the gun that claim was reportedly refuted by the f.b.i. now, look, i'm going to be very honest about this, i don't like alec baldwin. i don't know anybody that does. he's an awful person. everybody knows it. i've had my own personal fights with this idiot on twitter, on radio. we've shown you video of his violent, vicious temper tantrums especially with the media. we've played his hateful voice messages to his young daughter at the time.

but i really wouldn't wish any of this on anybody. nothing that we discuss here tonight regarding this case is going to bring back ms. hutchins and i'm sure her family is still suffering from their loss. our prayers are with them. he worked with new mexico authorities on the case, along with an attorney is with us. i want to start with you, if i can, brian, it makes no sense, why, number one, were there any live rounds on the set, and it never made sense to me, and i've had a carry permit in rhode island, california, alabama, georgia, and new york, my whole adult life. i was a marksman at the age of 11. a pistol marksman. why would alec baldwin claim he never fired that weapon? weapons don't fire themselves. >> well, you brought up two very good points and the d.a.'s office out there has done an

excellent job covering and investigating this. there is no reason under any circumstance that a live round should be on an active movie set for any reason whatsoever and there are protocols in place to make sure that doesn't happen. as far as he saying he didn't fire weapon, we all know that in order to discharge a weapon, one in good working condition, you know, there are different mechanisms in place, one of which is the mechanism of the trick their has to be pressed. >> jamie: i know our friend judge interviewed the prosecutors. you worked with them. how strong would you assess the case that they have? how strong is this case? >> i don't think they have a strong case at all. this case belongs in civil court, where as the producer, if they feel like he was negligent he should pay money damages but it's completely different to say you've got proof beyond and to the exclusion of every reasonable doubt, the highest burden under the law in criminal court to say this goes from a tragic accident to a criminal

offense. he's an actor. his job is to regurgitate the lines that other people write for him. there are other people that are hired to ensure there are no live rounds on the set. >> he also had an executive role. even somebody like george clooney has said, every time he's working with a weapon, it's his responsibility to double chick and make sure, and this claim, do you believe the claim that alec baldwin didn't fire the weapon. do you believe it fired it? have you ever heard of a firearm that's capable of firing itself? that's news to me. >> okay. so i'll answer your questions. number one he screwed up. i always tell my clients, keep your mouth shut. the fish who kept his mouth shut never got caught. he made a mistake. he tried to win this in the court of public opinion and now it's going to hurt him in criminal court. he should have said, yes, i pulled a trigger but i had no

idea there was a live round in the gun. >> hannity: some time elapsed before he did that interview. are you telling me you don't believe that he consulted with his lawyers repeatedly before that interview? you don't think that was a planned interview, a planned defense? >> i've had clients like this. no. i believe -- >> hannity: no? >> his lawyers probably told him it's a horrible idea. absolutely not. a guy like this thinks on his own, and either he didn't consult with a lawyer, because no lawyer worth his salt would have told him to do it. >> hannity: but the bottom line, the jury, mark, is going to see this interview. >> he screwed up. >> hannity: the jury is going to hear him make the claim that i never fired the weapon. the jury is not going do believe that, mark. >> i don't disagree with you. i think if he takes the stand and only then, does this come into evidence. if he doesn't take the stand, i don't think they can use it. now he's forced not to take the stand. that's a problem. again, i don't think that you do

justice for the victims by doing an injustice against alec baldwin. i think this is an injustice. keep it in civil court where he has to pay money damages. >> hannity: what makes you think a judge will declare this interview with george stephanopoulos, his comments off limits to the jury? i'm not so sure the judge won't allow that? >> well, personally, there are a lot of factors at play here, and one of the main factors at play here is the beauty of him as -- duty of him as producer and an actor. you get behind the wheel of a vehicle you take responsibility for safety. he by his own admission multiple times said he was an experienced actor handling firearms. as an actor handling firearms and someone who knows exactly what to do and not do on a set he understood the protocol, realized the protocol was not in place and continued on anyway. that's, again, aside and

separate and apart from his role as a producer to make sure the proper personnel were in place. they had the proper training, certifications to be on a set handling the safety of others. >> hannity: now, apparently -- >> but it doesn't -- >> hannity: hang on a second. brian -- hang on, brian, there were other incidents apparently that took place prior to this incident. how strong do you believe the prosecution's case is? you worked with them. >> in my opinion they have a very strong case. as i said they did an excellent job. they were very unbiased starting from where you should start, from the very beginning and worked their way through every interview, every person that was on the set they could talk to and simply looked at it from a factual standpoint and in doing so came to the conclusion that there was negligence, and not just one thing, as i said, there were many things. and i think -- >> hannity: mark, i'll give -- >> evident to all of those

watching. >> hannity: mark, let's assume i'm right and the judge does allow the interview with stephanopoulos to be played, and that statement of alec baldwin that he never fired the gun, if the jury hears that, how damaging could that be? what impact would that have on the jury? i think it would be pretty profound? >> i agree with you. it's colossal. then all of a sudden it comes down to some f.b.i. folks to say, this is how much pressure it takes to pull the trigger, and for sure, he pulled that trigger. he screwed up. he should never have said that. that said, there is a difference between civil responsibility, money damages, and criminal. this falls short of a criminal case. >> hannity: all right. thank you both. appreciate it, mark, thank you, and we thank you both for being on-board. coming up, we'll explain how the pentagon, they are now still punishing our brave service members that refused to get the covid vaccine. why? these brave men and women deserve better treatment from

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>> hannity: all right. now despite the military's vaccine mandate finally being repealed the pentagon says there are no plans to provide back pay for the service members who refused the vaccine and kicked out of the military. this is beyond disgraceful. we're talking about our brave men and women in uniform serving their country and removed only because they made a decision in consultation with their own doctors not to get the vaccine. a vaccine, by the way, that the likes of fauci and the cdc and joe biden and every democrat, like walensky and so many others, falsely claimed would

stop virus transmission. now, we've shown you all the fauci flip-ups, but you might remember this one not that long ago from the cdc director, rochelle walensky. take a look. >> data from the cdc today suggests, you know, that vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don't get sick, and it's not just in the clinical trials but it's also in real world data. >> our vaccines are working exceptionally well. they continue to work well for delta with regard to severe illness and death. they prevent it but what they can't do anymore is prevent transmission. >> hannity: these men an women, they should never have been kicked out in the first place. mostly young and healthy. it should be their own personal decision. it's time to give them every cent in back pay, back to these people, they deserve it. they have struggled financially because of all of. this here with reaction, author of "holding the line." texas congressman ronny jackson,

a medical doctor. dr. jackson, they told us repeatedly, every said it, if you get the shot, if you get the booster, you're not going to be infectious. other people won't get it. now we're at the point you could have gotten every single vaccine, every booster, even already had covid, and not only can you get it, you can give it to other people. so every single thing that they told the american people turned out to be a lie. the people that stood their ground, stood on principle, made their own health decision, based on consultations with their doctors, guess what? they have all been proven right and all these experts were wrong. why don't they get their back pay? >> well, look, sean, they will. the republicans in the house will make sure they do. i was in the navy for 25 years, sean, and i got vaccines that were mandated for me to get. this was very different. this was a vaccine that was

being provided under emergency use authorization that was being targeted in the military for young, healthy people like you said, that had very low risk if no risk for any significant morbidity or mortality from covid and they were being forced, and simultaneously, they were hearing all these stories out there in the press about all of these horrible possible side effects many of which have been proven to be true with myocarditis and clotting disorders and things of that nature and they were being forced to make a decision between their career in the military and their potential long term health, their abilities to have kids and things of that nature. you can't blame this for doing this. the military should have treated this as a special situation. they should never have mandated this but quite honestly this is a perfect example of the pentagon, dod and everybody else involved of putting politics before their own people and before our national security and this is actually happening during a time when we have unbelievable retention and recruitment problems and we're kicking out 8,500 patriots and

we're going to make it right, sean, we will make it right. >> hannity: i've talked to doctors and believe it, or not, funeral directors, the level of clotting that they see now compared to before covid, they said, is dramatically different. i've not seen a lot written about this. i know more people now, maybe it's a coincidence, you know more about medicine, i'm not a doctor, i'm not going to play one on tv, but are there more incidents of blood clotting and aneurysms and things, and if so, do you think it's related to the vaccine? do you think it's related to the virus itself? what do you think, or maybe you don't think anything? >> personally, sean, i do, but i don't know the answer to that question completely but here's the issue. no one knows the answer to that right now, right? that should have been every person's individual decision whether or not they wanted to take that risk. i made the decision. i took the vaccine because i

couldn't do my job without taking it, i was in the age group, there was a little -- these people in the military, they were not a high-risk population and it was forced upon them. they did not get the opportunity to make that decision for themselves. so i think that we'll find out that there are some significant side effects from this long term, and we won't know that for a while, and there has been somewhat of an effort to keep that covered up in my mind because there is a lot of money to be made in this to be honest with you. >> hannity: let me ask you this question. i had on radio and tv a guy by the name of dr. robert malone. dr. robert malone came up with the technology that allowed for the production of the mrna virus -- vaccine, rather. when i interviewed him he was very clear. he said this is not perfected science yet. and he created this. there wouldn't be the pfizer or moderna vaccines without this guy but he said, with that said, he thought it was a wise thing to do, to use for people with preexisting conditions,

co-morbidities and people 65 and older only. not everybody else. and he was brutalized by the media mob. the guy that created the technology that allowed it to even be made. my question is, why were people like him demonized? >> well, sean, everything you just said, they wouldn't be eligible to be in the military to begin with. on that original topic of people in the military being kicked out for refusing to take this vaccine, real irony is right in front of us. why was this person being demonized? because this was partisan and political from the absolute start. here's where we really need to focus on this story about more than 8,000 service members being kicked out of the military, now invited back in. you know, normally i expect politicians, and i don't mean this toward congressman jackson, he absolutely served his country honorably and i think he's doing a good job in d.c. but usually it's a politician that screws over our troops on the grounds. normally we expect that. it's the four-star generals and

admirals, we expect to have their back and i can only point out general burger, because i served in the marine corps, he was interviewed about this last year and in the same breath justice the vaccine as a means to kick people out and acknowledges that the vaccine is why he can't reach his goals, and throws it's back on the republicans. >> hannity: good to see you. dr. jackson, thank you. many people out there were critical of yours truly because i refused to play doctor on radio or tv. i said this is a decision you've got to make based on your current medical condition. your medical history, in consultation with your doctor. i'm not a doctor. you know what? i'm glad i never gave into the pressure. people telling me, you have a duty to tell people what to do. no, i did not. i'm not qualified for that. that's not what i do. coming up, a copy of the book uncle tom's cabin mailed to congressman byron donald's office, the congressman says the person who sent it wanted to

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>> hannity: tonight on capitol hill democrats continue to spread panic about the debt ceiling and claiming that all hell will break loose unless they get everything they want. the white house won't even negotiate. just take note that's not true. we're not in imminent danger with the debt ceiling. that's months away. but this is only a ploy to distract from biden's burgeoning classified document scandal and, of course, the investigation into the biden family syndicate as they double down on the politics of destruction.

get this. the office of congressman byron donalds received a copy of uncle tom's cabin apparently meant to attack him as a "sell-out" for being black and republican. this is beyond repulsive and disgusting. congressman byron donalds is such a rising star in washington, the left wing agitators out there are in full force and want to attack him no matter what. joining us now with reaction, florida congressman byron donalds. we live in a woke world, congressman. we live in a world of cancel culture, right? how come the one openings to that is black conservatives where it's open season. this is repulsive. this is not the first attack against you. as a matter of fact, every african-american conservative that i know goes through some form of this. why is it tolerated? because it shouldn't be tolerated.

>> well, i mean, look, sean, i think it's tolerated from the left because black conservatives, we demonstrate a completely different worldview than the stuff that the left and the democrats like to put out but to be honest, i'm actually sick and tired of talking about this kind of stuff. this is something where my staff and i kind of got together, and they felt so strongly about talking about this because, sean, what most people don't know is i have black staffers and i have white staffers. though come together, they work hard for me and my congressional district every single day. and i really feel bad for them and the other young black people out there who are starting to become more conservative. what stuff like this is about is about stopping them from expressing their political thoughts, their political world views. for me, i'm a member of congress. i'll deal with the hot takes and the shots because that's what i signed up for. but for other black people in america who are starting to come around to conservatism and a limited government philosophy this kind of stuff is to

suppress their thoughts and their viewpoints, and i'm sad for them because that shouldn't be tolerated in america. >> hannity: let me ask you about the debt ceiling. we have, what, 33 trillion in debt. it is not an imminent crisis. we could probably go a number of months, maybe even until june. however, it's coming. it's pending. my hope is republicans will have a plan, stay united. will that happen? >> yes, that's going to happen. we're going to have a plan on this. what the white house has put out there saying there will be no negotiations, that's just insane. that makes no sense at all. what we should be doing is making sure at a minimum that we get rid of all this covid spending out of the baseline. that will go a long way to bringing some spending restraint back to washington, d.c., and then we have to start coming up with other strategies because just continuously going to expanding the credit card is not going to be what's in the best interest of the american people. but we're going to have a plan. we're going to stand together

and do what's right on behalf of america. >> hannity: you absolutely have become a rising star in the republican caucus. we appreciate your conservative views. your good fight, and keep us up to speed. and thank you as always for being with us. when we return, last call. you get to tell me what you like about the show, don't like about the show. you get to grade me. 4 i've been doing pretty well i've been doing pretty well lately.♪ let's see if the streak continues straight ahead. ♪ i know what's right for me. ♪ ♪ i've got a plan to which i'm sticking. ♪ ♪ my doc wrote me the script. ♪ ♪ box came by mail. ♪ ♪ showed up on friday. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ (group) i did it my way! ♪

>> hannity: time for "last call" back do my bartender days where one lucky viewer gets to grade on how i did on tonight's show, what they liked what they didn't like. 1- 1-800-941-sean. you might be chosen. greg from tucson, how are you? >> good. >> hannity: glad i checked in and called. what's going on? >> well, i guess you want my

comment. my first comment, you know, you had that whole drug segment there. i do a lot of traveling, like you probably do, and i do a lot of running, go to a lot of marathons, i'm in the street all the time, and everybody in the country knows about drugs. those that don't are ignorant. >> hannity: and you're right on the border. >> yes. we're right here on the border. we've got drugs all over the place. but the money is going somewhere. and everybody wants to blame the cartel. but somebody in america is making a lot of money off drugs. >> hannity: they are, but we know how to keep them out. bring back the stay in mexico policy. finish the wall. that would help, wouldn't it? >> oh, i think that would help, but somebody is spending the money and if we weren't spending the money and using the drugs they wouldn't be coming, and the

only reason they are using drugs is because somebody is allowing it. it all boils down to congress. >> hannity: this isn't a fixable problem. we're running out of time. you get to give me final grade. what do i get? >> b-minus. >> hannity: why a b-minus? >> i think you're coming in from a different direction. like at davos. >> hannity: laura is next. thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. **. >> laura: i'm laura, welcome to the "the ingraham angle." we begin with the latest classified story and biden's latest attempt at deflection. >> we found a handful of documents that were fouled in the wrong place. we immediately turned them over to the archives and the justice department. we're going to get this resolved quickly. i think you'll fine everything