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lae last word tonight. we have our great, great, great american panel that is back, will cain, jimmy failla c and sportscasting legend michele tafoya will be with us. also, former un ambassador nikki haley is in studio and she'll join us and is she really exploring a twenty twenty four run for president , as some suggest? we will ask her live in about five minutes. but first tonight, it does doe appear that the apple doesn't really fall far from the tree. now, for the first time in have presidential history, we have ad both the president and his hero experience son facing criminal investigations. th surprise there. the father son duoer. everythi they seem to do everything together, finances their comingle d. t togethere trips together. they shared vehicles together, credit cards together. hunter even lived with pops well into his forties. it i and it is an undeniable fact that the pair did businessher. together. now, this, of course, all despite joe biden many denials

and breaking tonight, we have even more evidence. from the laptop, from of hunter. look at this at a twentyunter. seventeen email now unearthed by the daily mail, they discussed a plan to loop in joe biden on a deal involving the selling of american liquefied natural gasji to china. now, the message was addressed to jim and hunter biden. it introduces a point of contact for the deal and it reads, quote, i have requested him to be available for a callll from joe biden and hunter biden on monday morning to discuss the purchase of the five million tons othf gas. >> this is for china. they are our number one geopolitical foe. now, around the same time in 2017, the biden family remember ,i got that five million5 mill dollar interest free,n dollar interes forgiveable loan from the chinese energy giant cfc. whatever you want to know. studio audience, quickgiant. question. would you all like a fivee million dollar interest free,

forgivable loan? now, i think the word forgiveable. >> do you all agree that the word forgiveable means that means you don't have to ever pay it back , doesn't it? that would be considered. oh, i don't know where i grew up. very bad word. anyway, i'll keep in mind none of the bidens have any actuale t experience in the energy sector. energy, one went on "gma" having any experience and energy, no oil, no gas, no ukraine. no. why are you getting paid millions? no. he answered, i don't know. maybe because of you, dad.ably c probably now hunter's expertised was in well, to be honest, crack cocaine and not oil and gas. s. anyway, uncle jimmy was was hunter's best friend and joe was a career politician gearing up for a presidential run.at out he flat out lie to all of you in this audience. l ofall of you at home about hag never one time ever spoken

to his son . neveor about his farm business partners. now, this will likely be joe biden, in my opinion. this will be his undoing, not the top secret classified documents thatp we have nowr sa found in four separate locations. so think about why on earthe th were the bidens raking in millions of dollars in thisom c case from china on a liquefied natural gas deal ? our number one geopolitical to me, the answer's obvious, china, they weren't buying gasew . they were paying for access. so f the question tonighort is n will joe biden ever be held accountable in any way? also, think about this, the penn biden center, they gotn sixty seven million dollars in mostly anonymous donations from chinese nationals, oh forty seven point seven million, of which came when joe biden left the vice presidency. and moved into the penn biden center. i'm sure they just really were s urinterested, joe's writings,

because they're so brilliantso and so deep and profound.prof now, wounde have over in davos, switzerland, at the world economic forum. well, you have your fbi director now underan investigation by jim jordan and the judiciary committee. he seems more interested in colluding with big tech to control your speech soc on social media, pay very close attention to what your fbi director says, especially in light of the fbi weekly meeting tath big tech in the lead up to the 2020 election. >> take a listen. and i think the sophistication of the private sector is i ssopt improving and particularlyicular important, the level of collaboratiolyn betweenth the private sector and the government, especially the fbi ,has, i think, made significant strides. >> the upper echelon, the fbi, they love a little collaboration. now, meanwhile, the entire biden family was raking in cash from all these sketchy foreign nationals in russia, ukraine, kazakhstanm , china and the fbi.

they didn't need notice or they didn't care. now, christopher wray has been pretty hands off in terms of garage gate or they raided mar-a-lago. why didn't joe biden's many homes get raided? why no search warrant? why weren't they involved? in searching for otherr documents that we now know? they found they did nothinr g. just letting the biden's personal lawyers, including some aides that do not have security clearances, perform their own search c. so let me poll the audience.l th how many of you think that joe's classified document scandal and his political career, or do you think it's going to bel more about the money? how many think its documents raise your hand? m how many think that the money from china, russia, ukraine, kazakhstan, how many of you think that that might be ahstan? bigger deal for the biden family, the biden syndicate? any of you disagree? >> there's always a liberal in every crowd and . d all right..

fo foreign business deals here now with reaction, fox news contributor joe concha, fox news legal analyst greg carrick. joining us via satellite , kicked down to travis, was with us to baby play. greg, let me start with you on the law and let's talk about it. and i've been saying this in many ways. if hillary clinton got off in terms of classified documents and destroying thirty three thousand emails and having an aide beat upinto blackberries and iphones and bleach but was used and she got away with more top secret classified material and they radogno trump's home in mar-a-lago. right.l i don't think it's going to be and tr mae documentums homes, the taken that takes down joe biden.bu but the money and the big lie to the american people that he d never had a conversation with hunter or his family aboutt any foreign business deals bus to me is goingin to be a problem . >> absolutely. i mean, how do you explain that this is now an investigation by the us attorney in the fbisty going into its fifth year and no charges have been filed

. >> if the last name was trumpe or jarrett, i'd be behind bars already and probably into my thirdrs year incarceration. so there's a protection. i would start to go fund me a campaign. thank you. god bless. gothere's a protection racket ca going on here and i commenigd the whistleblowers who are coming forward and talking to senators and members of congress and saying, look, we t know exactly what they werwee doing because we saw what they were doing and they are top blowing the whistle on top officials at the fbi who burie d incriminating evidence found on the laptop. >> they sealed it in a file only they could access and then simultaneously they went to work peddling this phonyo story that it was all russian disinformation. >> so merrick garlan phonyd and christopher wray, who aret l presiding over this cesspool of corruptionan at

their departments, are in for i a reckoning, if in earnest. >> congress investigates and comes up with the goods. >> i think that's a great point. and gregg is right. if you remember all through>> s the russian collusion hoax, weea got it right on this show. joe,e do a big part of our investigative team. t it fro >> joe concha, let's talk abouti it from the media standpoint, evenandpoint they now have to ct the story of the documentshe. th >> the question is , you know, we hear about the delawareware grand jury and we hear gra abou, oh, he may get in trouble for lying on gun application. or tarp or tax issues. that's the low hanging fruit to me. what about the money from china? what about, you know, how do you get how did his father leverage a billion taxpayer dollars to get a prosecutor ins ukraine fired for paying this idiot that knows nothing aboutlo energy or ukraine millions ofdor dollars? he hunter biden is not the story here. per , the storyn because we could have a sitting president who is compromised

by the likes of china ort compro ukraine or russia or all chi three . so that's why these classified documents, perhaps they're important because what is inwhai them? right. and what is that going to lead to ? because special counsels are like chocolates. >> right. to quote forrest gump, you never know what you're going to get. and it could start looking at one thing and go in a hundre different directions here. but now you have joe biden and hunter biden. they are the first fatheres and son duo in presidential history to be under separate investigations. this ain't archie and peyton manning here, right? this is grandpa and homer simpson. >> that word that we're dealing with at this point. and by the way, is this all extemporaneous or did you write this ahead of time? this is really good stuff. this is off the top of my head. this is . yes, very good. thank you. but we'll we'll share one more record karine jean-pierre is now set a record for the most times a public figure has said the president takes classified documents very seriously. is now up to the dimaggio levels of fifty six times total

. >>u and bbey the way, how can e possibly be taking it seriously when he just said yesterdayo that there is no there there and he has no regrets aboutan keeping it from the american people? >> oh, yeah. ke's keeping he's as serious as a heart attack on this one , sean. >> no, clay, that does raise the question. they knew about this on november 2nd, six days before the midterm election. sean:lay,on november the 8th. , to me, they had an obligations to tell we, the american people about this, especially in lighti of the august rate of mar-a-lago. >> they didn't do that. ee i agree. and that's why i disagree. i think they're going to drag joe biden as long as they can all the way up to and includingn the twenty, twenty four election guys. did we miss john fettermand we managing to get elected in pennsylvania, despite the fact that he can't speak? democratfedders have absolutely compunction whatsoever about the idea that they are going to kick joe biden to the curb. k do you think merrick garland, who helped? i think this is important, gardsean, to cover up.he

they knew, too, at justdepartment of justice, all months.his for months. they avoided letting the american public know about . i th knothey know that joe biden is their best chance if barack obama was the vice president instead of kamala harris, i think they might go ahead and kick joe biden out of office because they wouldul have somebody competent. joe biden's best assetd right now, guys, is the only person i in american politics who is worse at his job than joe biden is . kamala harri is. and so they don't want democrats don't want to have to put forward harris as their candidate in twenty four . so they are going to run are joe biden come or high water,ig no matter how many investigations there are. like you said, they've had thist biden laptop since 2019.io they've known it's real for years. they're suddenly going to treat it seriously. no 2019, they're going to pretend nothing happened here. they're going to try and drag weekend at bernie's style. joe biden across the finish line again. he's going to be

their candidate. d >> twenty four . you're all in your game tonight. great job play. appreciate. e. greg jarrett, joe concha, thank you. al l right.l. get my hands. also all right., also tonight, fake news, cnn, they're at it again. cnn at now. ana navarro, far leftca political hack who once pretended to be a republican a strategist, actually accused nikki haley of being fake. yeah, right. take a look at that. >> much stuck on anything shefa says because she's always contradicting herself just a little bit afterwards. right. wheneveradicting i hear nikki h, it's the song because in my head, you well, the real nik nikki haley, please stand up because she will say what does she stand for? that's what i'm saying. she she stands for whatever is convenient at the moment. ana navarro sits around trash talking republicans. >> s's what she gets paid for. now, meanwhile, nikki haley was a un ambassador under trump. was the governor of south carolina. now, some are speculating that s she is plottinpeculag and planng

maybe a run for president for 2020 four. let's give a warm hannity show. >> welcome as ambassador nikki haley, governor wallace boy, that they didn't clap that loud for me. no, great to see you.grea we've been friends a long time.y and do you even want to respondu to ana navarro, who really cares what she thinks?an >>te no,d to i'm happy to respo because the funny thing about her, she's , first of all, beenb anti trumpee forever. p secondly, she loves to go spew on the view as well. when she's not doing that. but they can't stand the fact that a minority female wouldtane be conservative. they want me to hate trump all the time. and the fact that i don't they find that highlyur offensive. and they also find ie ist highly offensive that i have a brain and that i can say when something is good and that i can sawheny when something isd

and i'm not going to be a puppet for anybody. >> let's talk about twenty , twenty four . i know you all were prepared earlier this week. it looks like you're running. i suspect you're running. are >> i don't know for sure. but if you want to makei your announcement now, i think a lot of people wouleopld be ha. >> are you thinking about it t and as fun as it would be to announce right now. yes, i just goannount rejected o ahead. >> yeah, we are leaning in. i mean, look, it is time for for a new generation. it is time for more leadershipi. . it is time for the fact that we really start to take our country back . we cannot have another term of joe biden. ember, and we have to remember, too, we have lost the last seven out of eight popular votes for president . it is time thae t we get ablican republican in air that can leadi and that can win a generall election. let me ask you this.>> sea so right now, president trump is the only announced republican candidate, . republi he is a very strong followingca among the republican base.

yondidatu know that polls show t we keep hearing ron desantis hir s name. we keep hearing glenn junkins name. we keep hearing mike pompeo, his name of ted cruz, might make a run for it. i don't at this point. it's a little early. i feel like we just got over the last election to move on to this one . what would you say? are the differences? >> let's start with president trump. make america great again. >> america first agenda. what policy differences do you have with him?ic >> well, i had a great working relationship with him. i consider him a friend. great we you know, most the policies that he did, i totally agree with . and there's going to be otherin republicans in the race.. most of them are my friends. you know, let the best woman won win. win i that's a good line. is there anything specifically off the top of your head that you would do differently ordo that you disagree with him on what i will tell you is we

have to look at the fact that fn mothers can't find baby formulas . we've got families that can't c afford groceries. we've got kids who have lost so much in education, 70% of our eighth graders in thisrs country are not proficient in reading. we don't have the backs ofprofib our law enforcement officers. we don't have enough border aget patrol agents.s and you look at ane fact that we surrendered to afghanistan and our foreign policy is a mess. we have got to hunker down as republicans, but more importantly as americans and say this is nos t the way we want to go. >> does everyone agree republicans need to change and alter the way they run elections?re pay more attention to balloting ,more attention to earlyy mail voting, voting by mail? >> do you all agree with that?l alagrel governor , ambassador, great to see you. thanks for coming by to have you. thank you, guys. all right. coming up, unsurprisingly, hollywood liberals are coming and rushing to alec baldwin's defense. wait till you see joyless beilharz reaction on that hard

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the new mexico d.a. is a republican who hates baldwin, happens to be a democrat. har. >> but put that aside. take a loo youk to who is indicg him or whatever the legal termhi is right now. she's a big republican . i'm only saying this because alec baldwin is a target for republicans. they cannot stand him. okay, i'm just say i'm not saying anything more than that. >> now, bahah later in the show had to issue a correction and said it was a special prosecutor who is the republican, not the d.a., who charged alec baldwin, the special prosecutoraldwin will join us in a second. now, she does serve in the new mexico house ofresent representatives, but there is no evidence of anatis ny political bias in the case. in fact, it's the exact opposite from everything we know. as this case is being investigateds and prosecuted with the utmostot integrity. now, it comeeds as baldwin'sh uo allies istn the entertainment industry out in hollywood ar e now coming to his defense.

the union sag after call.n the charges are wrong and uninformed. actor mickey rourke said un in he should be charged. we've got to follow the facts and apply the proper laws, and that's exactly what's happening. all right. here to explain more aboutd theb the case, the special prosecutor in the case, andrea reba's, with sandra. >> how are you? thank you for joining us . thank you. all right. so the d.a. that made dae charges to be clear was a democrat. i don't want this was not a political case. is that a fair statement? itthat's a fair statement. i'm a republican . she's m a democrat. i prosecuted cases for a lot of years and someone'sve political party has never been an issue on why we charge somebody we look at the evidence and that's how we decide, okay, so we've gone w over the law. bro last night. we also brought up one big,rtan suportant piece of this. i'm not sure why alec baldwin's lawyer allowed him to go on george stephanopoulos, but he did. >> and in that interview, he

claimed he did not fire the weapon. my mom was a prison guard i was a pistolol marksman by the age of 11 because my mother had a gun in the house, wanted to make sure i was not curious. so she got me lessons on firearms safety. memy question to you is guns don't fire themselves. why did he make that comment? and do you think a judge would d gebe likely to have that as admissible evidence in this case? >>t as i'm not sure why he was>> giving a lot of statements, and i i don't know why he made e that comment. obviously, it's very consisteinconsistent with what i report found, but it is a prior inconsistent statement because now he's coming out with lots of different out w, different le stories of why this occurred. wl so absolutely, those statements will all be admissible and be leable to use to get big used against him if he testifies in court. >> andrea e testifie, the jury e a choice if they find himn: jur y guilty on .

there are two separate charges. one is involuntary manslaughter ,but one also involves the use of a firearm, involuntary manslaughter has a maximum sentence of eight months if it involves a firearm, it hasfive a minimum sentence of five years where do you think this case, the jury would likely go based on the facts as you know them? >> facts you know, we have that alternative theory for them to go under either or so if they find the conduct is so reckless and more the negligent on the scene, then they will go under that reckless conduct where there would be the mandatory five years in prisone if he was convicted , if they find that he used a firearm, if they find that it was just a negligent use of conduct, with a firearm, then that would be a case where the judge would have up to 18 months to sentence him. will beu all right. and so it'll be up to a jury. >> sean: appreciate your andrew , appreciate your time, , your insight. joink you for being with us. all right. joining us nowus with more criminal defense attorney and been way too long, mark gerago rks with us. us how are you?, ho good to see you.u,

don't you think that interview with stephanopoulos was dumb? >> that was not a good idea. yi said at the time, if that>>i were my client, i probably would have tackled him taking a baseball bat. but there were twogs things inew that interview that jumped out.. number one , which you just1, talked about with the special prosecutor. thatarantee you that they use that. that was one o, thf the firsatts things they immediately took and went to the fbi and they said, you the fbi camethat back with the report, says thats gun was not going to go off iftc you didn't touch the trigger. >> but evee n more importantly, because that mor i can understa him saying that although you wouldn't want to when he started talking about he's notto going to take responsibility. at where he starts saying, i know somebody was responsible, it wasn'tod me. there was a way to thread that s needle. you could have said,aid, i feel horrible. i wake up everhorriby morning, e got remorse. you could have said i'm responsible for morally because the gun was inre my hanm

. >> i don'tly think legally you could have done anything like that. but to say t a blanket statemen, i'm not responsible that i'm threspe only thing i disagrc with the special prosecutor.utt i don't think he hashe to testiy in order for those statements to come in. i think she's going to get as a declaration against penal interest. >> that's the hearsay exception . >> i agree with you and i've say made that case with a lawyer last night who vehemently disagreed with both of us . n >> as you look at the case, thi though, i think alec baldwin went to work that day with any plan in his head, oh, i'm goingo to shoot the cinematographer. i don't believe that. and by the way, not for a minute. and i hate the guy just for the record. but we all agree he is a. so it really if you if you take a look at the statue, i also said this is why he should never have been doing statements. doesstatuer ha is plain as day. it does not require intent. i you don't have to say i was going to shoot her. you don't even have to say that he was grossly negligent. it's did he do a lawful act,

which it was a lawful act unlawfully. >> and clearly it was unlawfuler . >>e thahe it is where he's goig to , i think, have real problems. >> you're one of the great defense attorneys of all time. you've been on se o many hightte profile cases. you knowys the law very well. i've known you for all theseow e years. lawwhat i'm hearing from you is you think he is in real legal jeopardy.trouble? >> he's in trouble. i do. i and look, i've always saidyea. for years i've had my share of both famous clients and infamous clients, and there's a difference. >> scott peterson would be one. but i would never mention that infamous. >> i you know, i alwayinfas tell the story. i had michael jackson and scott peterson at the same time, michael jackson crashed my website with people wishing him well. scott peterson crashed the website with people wishing i'd get cancer. so, i mean, i've had bothmichae sides. if you're feelinl g the wajackyc oti'm not a fan of the michael jackson thing, he was weird. >> well, it's a whole different show. >> the he normally would>>

get people forget about this. alec baldwin has gone to trial i in criminal cases years agnao in l.a., friend of mine who's now dead defended him on a case and he was acquitted. and he also another friend of mine, defended him on a case in new york . and he got out of that as well. >> but as a bicoastal elite, i will tell you, new mexico is not new york or l.a. and what playst in new york orp l.a., i don't necessarily think plays in new mexico. >> and the reasoo.n i say that is there is a very finen new criminal defense lawyer inquoted new mexico. and she was saying yesterday she was quoted as saying, we k know how to deal with people who come here, whether it's on a dude ranch or a make believe set, and they play with guns. >> and i think that is a real problem. >> i think he'll go to a preliminary hearing becausetha they're not going to do a grand jury indictment, because with all apologies to joey baker, because they are not not doing grand juries because ofs covid in new mexico. but he will go to a preliminaryl hearing to try to get the one count dismissed when the judges.

does not dismiss that count,t he's going to have to sit down and have a real heart to heartao with his lawyer because heh is exposing himselhif to a real real possibility of jail. >> wow. that's a powerful statement pow to wait to see. >> mark, thanker you.. so you appreciate it. all right. coming. up, biden had yet another wonderful week. we're going to play the highlights or lowlights. but if you want to call it will cain, michele tafoya. she hasn't been on in a while. glad to have her back . jimmy fallon is with our great . ,great, great american panel. straight ahead, as hannity withh our live audience continues straight ahead. >>e on an unthinkable took in h and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. in poverty today. >> god calls in him to act on his word. comfort, e comfort.

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another blunder filled week with your president , joey, including biden's attempt to sing happy birthday didn't workd out too well. >> take a look for several other members of the california delegation here. also here, along with several city state leadersities,, as kaa said. >> but as kamala said, kathy , excuse me, i got a little stronger. y but, you know, all these new irs agents, because they fired a lot otheyf we found a handful of documents were failed or filefud in the wrong place. i have no regrets. i'm following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do a failed, failed, failed. i came to office.

we had the you know, the talk you're going to talk about big spending democrats again. yes, i reduce the deficit last happy birthday to you. happy birthday, dear doug. down. happy birthday to you. all right. joining us , our great, great american panel, sports reporter, host of sideline sanity podcast. sideanitmichelle tafoya is backs . michelle, great to hava backe y also, along with fox and friends weekend co-host will cain, and fox acrossd america hosting this fellow. y that's a great, great american panel show. s. oh, here it is . it has been so long.t ha >>w are you?

>> it's great to see you.at i am great and happy to bey here. we're glad to have youto back . steelheads he was talking. he was talking to me. oh, was he okay? i'm talking to all of you. i'll give you first crack at your president to see instillk o confidence that he's up to the job. e he i >> do i look confident in him?tt no, i'm trying to think of when he had a good week. like when is the last i made a good? because generally when peoplerey say, oh, biden had b a good wee, it's really bad for america. so when he has a bad week like this, it's it's kind of is the same. k >> it's like a rerun. right? we keep seeing things stuff ovee and over again. thatit used to be all that's uncle joe , you know, let's let him give him a pass. now, i think people are trying to go. >> this sky is clearly when he does that whisper thing, i get the creeps. wait a minute. i don't know what's creepier in the . wow, wow , wow., happy birthday to , you know, whatever it is . thdon't knowon i't kf it'sno thr the gravity fauci hair smelling. >> oh, i know.

i might not ever to me so. >> well, great to have you connection. >> you have confidence in your president. i don't. and i don't think i'm alone. o o i think most of america at thise point, includingnc probably the democratic party and most of those who exist i n washington, regardless of what administration is in power, are done. i think they are done with joeee biden. i think his incompetence and his senility has become u undeniable and obvious to the point where they're thinking we can't run hiey areg can'm in tw, twenty four . what they're is about to announce that he's running afte sean: h tr the state of tht the same time they are allowinga and i think that'sre a fair wor, allowing the classified documents to become the number. one story in america. >> so much so that it's evenre covered by cnn. even adam schiff to congenital liar was critical to me.. >> i'm just i'm dying for you to weigh in on this, though. >> first of all, i resent you sitting next to will cain,>> i who looks like a tv star. >> i look installed your tv. ed oh, by the way, that would make you a great american.

my people, real people. often i have to call the guy i back because he can't work thisv stupid remote ever, ever. but i bring up jobs because i really do think, like, joe biden would make a reallyld good wal-mart greeter if hea didn't mind getting welcome to target. idn' and i think honestly, like, we're all actually and we laugh about it because it's a coping mechanism, but we have to be it we hkful that he didn't send those documents to the local newspaper because he thought they belonged in the class section. oh, noid.n' i mean, this is a dumb guy, but that's how he got kamala as hisa vp. they gave him a stack,pe a bindr full of information. they told him to vet it and hea, threw it in the car. you know the, and that's how wem wound up with him. but michelle's right along. he didn't remember what hef said. camilla singing happy birthday didn't know who he was singing it to . >> he was singing it to the left. that's about right. oh, you never see that license v plate when you're buying license plates. the souvenir shops, if don't

they ever have that they don't have. that was sol oned on either. stop shopping. all right. b turn to another bizarre story from the new york times. where an american fashion designer, mom, is praising the chinese communist party. she lived there forsh sixteen years and said she misses how the authoritarian ccp quote copan into her children and is even commendingc their censorship. kay. okay, okay. all right. well, look, i have two teenagers, so i kind of i would love it if someone would just tell him. i told him, yot u can't have. t does it work?. no, it doesn't work. they still have to act.t of okay, so i sort of commend that part of it and how they they give their kids in a sense of nationalism and all that. buf t but it's nationalism in a country that kills its own people and commits and has slavery. so in that regard, it's like, what are you talking about? i don't want my government m telling me how to raise my children. and i don't want my governmentos tellinchildrg me how to do anytl and while it's convenient,s the fact that she called it co

parenting is a little bit loony to me. >> yeah, i would say that's yea, a good. >> but the government does want tod in every aspect of your life. >> they what about it? every you know what? we pay all this money, allney, these international organizations, the globalist movement g, they tell us they don't want us to eat meat. and a thousand of those people in davos that we contribute our tax dollars with , they are flying in on their private jet. excuse me, give up your jet and then you might haveht some credibility to tell me to stop eating meat. and i'm not going to listen anyway. ye o stop listen, you're a great american. people like john kerry are extra extra terrestrial. they're special. >> they're elite. you can't have burgers. but he can fly in a five. back to the mom in the new york times who believes it's chinese communist party is a great co parent. if there's any lesson that i took away frommom, a the pandc is there's a great amount of people who simply want to beto told what to do. tell me what shot to take. tell me when i can come out ofo

my house. tell me what mask i have t to wear and tell me how to raise my kids. there are some people that believe, sadly howo ra, that's a easier life. sadl will never listen to the government on any health issue ever again. >> everyone agree? yeahl ne, yeah, yeah. they got it all wrong. hanadi. i really mean this. if you polled more americans, more americans trust dr. dre than dr. 100% straight up and we bang on the new york100%. times, but give them their respect. that paper paper is lining moret litter boxes tonight around america. buamt i think that's the scam or everything. on the left is everything they're pushine pushg. it's almost so ridiculous. it's like they're plunking, they the people who are listening at davos, like the guy saying eat bugs is not eating bugs. sean. he is flying home on a private jet, laughing his off, listening the beatles while you eat the beatles. >> you know what i'm saying? h nois, i don't like following ths . oh, god . beatl the world's headedes to , but at

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