tv set without hearing another person outraging about george santos. ultimately curiosity peek peaked. we are doing our own investigation. do the best job with the ones you love. see you soon. [music]. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." breaking today, house speaker kevin mccarthy squared off with present biden. he will be here and tell us all that went on behind the scenes. also joe biden had a lot on his mind few hours before meeting with kevin mccarthy. joe's multibeloved beach house searched by the fbi three months

after stolen documents turned up at the u penn biden center and more classified material located in the garage with that corvette, the safe garage obviously not locked all the time. by the way, five separate locations. two weeks later, 10 days after joe made a very unusual winter trip to rehoboth beach house in january. joe biden took a trip to his beach house in january. ten days before the fbi searched the very property. what was joe doing there? this is during ongoing criminal investigation. joe biden is the subject of that

investigation. yet fbi is perfectly fine biden spending a few days the location they should have searched already? think they would have given that same opportunity to donald j. trump. they raided mar-a-lago before dawn without warning. we are watching a two-tiered system of justice. equal justice under the law. equal application of our law sadly does not exist with the biden doj. some democrats seized by federal agents in reho best. we don't know if any other documents moved or destroyed before the fbi conducted the search. keep in mind this is the third biden property searched by the

fbi. two more locations, hunter biden's home and +{end}{del}. take a look. >> just to be clear, has the fbi conducted any other searches associated with the white house? >> look ei don't want to speak o the doj's practices. >> sean: simple question did they search the house yes or no? simple yea or no. that is called spin. white house refusing to tell us how many documents have been recovered. >> what is the current number of documents classified markings found in the president's offices? >> i would refer you to the

white house counsel's office. >> sean: white house reportedly blocked national archives from updating you the american people on this case. that is something biden's team will confirm nor deny. >> reporting from the house oversight committee chairman james comber. they communicated could not release a press release about the discovery of classified documents. >> i don't know anything about that. if that's what he said. probably better to ask the archive -- >> sean: meanwhile who told him not to answer the question. you are fbi director don't care. they have clearly politicized, that is not good for america.

most of biden's documents from four decades in office stored tat university of delaware. how big a trove of documents? we are talking about 33 palates of papers delivered in 2011. not in one truck, two trucks, including over 1800 cartons of documents. whopping, 415 gigabytes of electronic records. neither joe biden or university of delaware will allow anybody to view those documents. university pretending they are still organizing the material, 11 years later. as far as we know, no fbi search at delaware. for that matter hunter biden's house and office. hunter offered to sell intelligence, what looked like intelligence on russian al --

oligarchs. we need an answer to that question. given hunters deep ties to russian, ukraine, not to mention crack cocaine -- he was in the very house where classified documents were found. to the best of our knowledge hunter's house has not been raided. why not? what is going on. texas senator ted cruz. senator, i guess the obvious question is why? why is there a double standard? why would you let joe biden go to a house you know you have to search? why wouldn't the search have taken first? >> unfortunately double standard throughout biden presidency. biden department of justice,

most political department of justice we have ever seen. when it comes to donald trump it is political. they want to take him down. when it comes to joe biden they are protecting him. we know he was raided in november. yet the fbi kept it a secret. leak like a sieve when it concerns donald trump. when it concerns joe biden, they keep it a secret. at this point, is there a place he doesn't leave documents? he leaves a cash of classified documents. this is something i discussed in depth on my podcast "verdict" " there is a special prosecutor appointed by the attorney general. there is a way to know whether

that special prosecutor is trying to follow the law. in poker, you have a signal that shows what you are doing. if the special prosecutor following the law, they will be looking at the connections between joe biden and hunter biden. hunter biden made a career out of selling access to his father, making millions of dollars from communist china, barisma in ukraine. if they are trying to protect biden white house they will be trying to separate the two. look at hunter for drugs and tax evasion, all personal. don't connect him to the big guy. on that laptop from hell, multiple e-mails, on the face of it appear to have been written relying on official government briefing documents. one e-mail before hunter biden

gets invited to make $83,000 a month. this is incredibly detailed. it has 22 points, scholarly. it reads like a briefing paper government official takes before you take a trip abroad. joe biden going to ukraine very next week. did he cut and paste them and put them in this e-mail? here is the $64,000 question: did those briefers include classified materials? if they did joe biden and hunter biden both likely committed criminal offenses. i don't know the answer. i know this e-mail written by russian and u crane expert. hunter biden is not a russian-ukraine expert. special counsel needs to exam briefings that joe biden received at the time, compare

them to hunter biden's e-mail. if there is a connection, that needs to be the focus of the criminal case. >> sean: you are refer the e-mail to his business partner. you are saying, i believe senator ron johnson, infers, direct access to classified information. you are right, he is not an expert on any of these things, would the alkowa case and another -- how would hunter biden know anything about a russian oligarch. this has great specify specificity. he went on "good morning america." >> look the e-mail, pay me $55,000, now i want you to

think, when was the last time you demanded give me 55 grand for what? for my insight on russian oligarchs and networks of elites in russia. hunter biden doesn't know anything about this. he doesn't have his history. he made a business making millions of dollars of daddy. obvious inference reading materials assembled for his father when he is the sitting vice president. look the intelligence agencies do assessments of russian oligarchs, what he is offering to sell is exactly the type of material that is contained in classified briefings.

we will know, special counsel robert her former clerk to chief justice rehnquist. my former boss. that is encouraging. on the negative side right hand to rod rosenstein and chris ray. raises real concerns of his involvement in the russia hoax and abuses from the deep state going after donald trump. proof will be in the pudding. if he is willing to exam the evidence. i believe the fbbi needs to search hunter biden's home and business addresses to see if there are classified documents at any of those places. >> scene >> sean: time now for hanty

"hannity" hot seat. apparently -- >> this is the librarian scolding people that kept the books overdo. nothing to do with anything in american life. not one family watching this today is effected one eye oh ta by this phony scam some of the left are coming to their senses. they just published russia gate si si signalling out "new york times." they could have given us props for being right. "times" got their pulitzer prize.

they should apologize. don't expect that to happen. "new york times" is basically a pr operation for biden and democratic party. hot seat, co-host of "the five." ger geraldo, i'll agree with ya, on the surface, i don't think they are going to bring down joe biden or hurt donald trump if it didn't hurt hilary. why did they found them november 2nd and didn't inform the public until 68 days later. they set up a special prosecutor for donald trump and went and visited the penn-bidden center. yes, they went to biden's home. there wasn't the siren, raid,

kicking everybody out like 'x donald trump. they went to the rehoboth home allowing him to go there 10 days prior. talk to this audience and equal justice and whether or not you want hunter biden access to top secret information. >> the hunter biden -- this is a phony scandal, scam. documents at mar-a-lago phony raid. zero evidence either present biden or former president trump did anything. people are obsessing over a story that does not matter. >> sean: why is it they didn't

tell the american people 68 days? why didn't they tell us before the election? do you think that is fair? is that fundamentally fair to the american people? >> i believe what is happening with joe biden in part, consciously or subconsciously is a reflection of the authorities, department of justice. >> sean: geraldo, i love you dearly -- should the american people have been told before november 8th? they knew he had the documents? >> it was so inits infancy -- >> sean: holding top secret documents. >> by the way the fbi is going to raid my house. >> sean: you are not going to

answer. stephen miller is that fair? >> it was a cover up to influence the american electoral process. what we have been seeing for six years. national archives are trying too to play god whether republicans win or democrats win. it was kept to try to influence the outcome of the election. you can't divorce the scandal, hunter biden, you discussed with senator ted cruz z dealing with foreign governments. money hunter biden is subsidized by the life style of joe biden. >> if any of that was true -- hold it, stephen -- if that was true, isn't there a u.s.

attorney probing hunter biden for a couple of years? this is a story that exists. this is you guy my guy, trump. now i am going to get your guys, biden. russian gate was a phony scandal. >> sean: let me ask you this, geraldo -- russian gate is massive scandal. left-wing publication came out and condemned "new york times" and other publications. this is a moment. >> sean: i want to ask a last question: when you look at the astronomical amount of money bidens made, joe biden's lie he never talked about to hunter or any other family member of

foreign business dealings. i'll pick three countries, ukraine, no experience, made millions. russia, millions, no experience. china, 1.5 billion dollar deal bank of china. 5 million dollar no interest loans shopping spree. look at these countries. hostile to america. does it not stink to high heaven millions of dollars he and his family made serious need for investigation of influence peddling here? >> if it is true, why the hell hasn't the u.s. attorney told us over two years now they have been probing hunter biden, he is more than a junkie or whore monger. >> sean: do you doubt those published reports? >> it is not national security.

>> they are walling off the influence peddling just like with hilary. deep state wants influence peddling to continue. when they leave government that is how they get rich. that is why they call it the swamp. >> that rhetoric is why we can't get nothing done. russian gate is the malignancy of the trump presidency. >> sean: on the issue of money, that is where, that is where the biden family has the greatest vulnerability. millions and millions with no experience. what a great world it is for the bidens. thank you both. when we come back house speaker kevin mccarthy. he talked about the debt ceiling. did biden negotiate? speak in with kevin mccarthy and more details of that debate.

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>> sean: house speaker kevin mccarthy to address growing national debt. now 31 trillion dollars in debt. passing on or stealing from kids and grand kids. can democrats agree to restore some level of fiscal sanity in washington? congresswoman omar going after house speaker over his efforts

to boot her from the committee. now controversy stems from her pass comments she made about israel deemed to be anti-semitic. here to tell us what went on is house speaker kevin mccarthy. mr. speaker, thank you for being with us. let's start with your general impressions you spent over an hour with the president? was he alert? aware? up to speed on the issues? >> the meeting went rather well. he said he would not negotiate with me. spent an hour with me in the oval office. he was aware of what we were going on. remember why this is so important. all your viewers have to understand, democrats increased discretionary spending 480

billion dollars. slammed through last minute over the next 10 years, you want to know where our inflation came from runaway spending. two choices: responsibility or reckless spending. for the president who wasn't going to negotiate with me, we talked about more than an hour. both perspective. respectful. then he said let's continue the conversation. i took that as a positive. we have five months to go. >> sean: would you characterize what happened in the house as a negotiation? >> you can't sit across from one another talking about the positions for debt ceiling, economy, and spending without that point. there are times we strongly disagreed with one another. that is respectful.

you understand when you sit down with somebody whether you think at the end of the day you could come to agreement. look this is what american people want, they want to control this spending, 74% of america wants spending cuts to find the savings. democrats spent like there is no tomorrow. we want tomorrow better than today t. if nothing happens in the next 10 years we'll pay 8 trillion dollars in interest. >> sean: let me play joe biden 2011. >> how can you explain the fact grown men and women are unwilling to budge up until now and some are still unwilling to budge my way or your way. i predict a lot of those new

members who came here with my way or the highway. they'll be on the highway or learn they have to have compromise. ed shaen >> sean: i believe the democrats are making a calculation. i believe their calculation is simple: they don't believe you and your caucus of 222 republicans will unite behind a single plan that will hold the line on the issue of fiscal responsibility. that is a promise you made and most republicans running have made. i have talked to your colleagues at least 15 plans. how to negotiate this debt ceiling. how confident are you entire caucus will unite behind one plan and stay united when they

accuse you of the u.s. and debt and u.s. government hanging in the balance. republicans demanding fiscal responsibility. will you all hold the line? are you confident? >> i am confident. i know one thing our conference will not do we will not raise the debt ceiling no change in policies. no change trajectory puts us on the path to balance. we had a conference today. educating everyone exactly where we are. we'll continue to have conferences each week special ones just talking about the debt ceiling. this is too important for the future of our country and children. remember democrats in power for four years. increased discretionary spending to 400 billion. when republicans in majority twice as long for eight years, do you know how much discretionary spending went up? zero. went down 10 billion dollars.

at 31 trillion dollar debt. our debt is larger than our economy. >> it is 96%. puts us in line with third world nations. you are confident they will ra rally around the line republicans will not go along with the debt ceiling increase unless they have fiscal responsibility measures with it, is that a promise? >> we have watched the democrats bring us inflation. hurt the supply chain. chained policies so people would stay home and not go back to work. the damage we have to correct and get us on to a path. anybody will tell you no matter what study, greatest threat to

america is size of our debt. we have to correct it. this is the window. >> sean: all 222 republicans stand together and unite and win or else the democrats will win the argument their way. let me ask you about three members of congress. adam shift, swalwell and omar. >> he got elected by his district. you asked my a question when i answer it is the answer to your question. you don't get to determine whether i answered your question or not. let's answer her question. intel committee different you know why what happens in the intel committee, you don't know. the secrets going on in the

world, what did adam schiff do? lie to the american public, even inspector general said it when devin nunes said it, he said it was false and it was the russians when he knew different. >> sean: that answers question about swalwell and adam schiff. i can put up on the screen congresswoman omar: israel hypnotize the world. may allah awake the people and see evil doings of israel and has no idea why that is anti-semitic. democrats set this precedent. you are not as harsh as nancy pelosi. these members are on other

economys? >> nancy pelosi judged people on things before they were members of congress. on committees that have top secret clearance. i don't think you can sit on intel if you have relationship with chinese spy. omar said equal to taliban or hah mass. she said on 9/11 something happened that day. she said it is all about the benjamins. foreign affairs is not the right committee. >> sean: i know i speak for a lot of conservatives, i think on the debt ceiling want republicans to unite on fiscal responsibility and hold the line and not cave and i hope you can all unite and hold that line. people will be watching closely. mr. speaker, we appreciate your time. republicans holding biden

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>> sean: more on capitol hill house judiciary committee held first hearing. plenty of fireworks even other pledge of allegiance. >> you believe these policies to secure the border, you think border patrol agent hector garza life long public -- it is racist for that hispanic american to say it is an invasion his border personnel overwhelmed and

liberal policies we should enforce the laws on the books. that is in fact a racist statement by hispanic border patrol agent? >> it is a freedom of speech. he can say -- >> why wasn't it fixed last year? >> pardon me? >> why was it fixed last year? >> you talk about the concerned? they didn't need bipartisan year. they controlled everything in the federal government. why didn't they fix it. >> sean: also trying to investigate mishandling of biden's document documents. doj claiming it must maintain special counsel investigation.

principles mean nothing to merit garland's doj. house judiciary jim jordan, chip of texas. let me ask you the question i was asking kevin mccarthy. will all 222 republicans, will they agree on fiscal responsibility measures before there is any debt ceiling increase? will they remain united? will they hold the line jim jordan? >> yes. we have to stick together if we are going to get anything done? >> sean: chip? >> yes, of course 32 trillion dollars in debt. saw our speaker go to the white house. you know what, mr. president, we are co-equal branch of government, you are going to do your job. >> sean: republicans, all 222

will reunite you all confident? >> i am. >> sean: jim, you are the committee chairman, sorry, championship he has range over you. i like you both equally, multiple people congressman said there was problem at the border whatsoever. congressman jordan? >> now did this happen, why does it happen? joe biden day 1 said we are not going to have deportations. we are not going to have remain in mexico policy. today's hearing trying to hone in on why it matters. heard from a dad that lost son to fentanyl. all the bad things happening. then of course how to fix it that is our job. last thing, sean, sheriff in law

enforcement 38 years. he said the best situation border ever been two years ago under president trump. worst position is where it is now. we need to go back to those policy sis that worked. so we can stop this fentanyl and everything else harming our country. >> sean: chip, we asked a judge whether it was racist for h hispanic border patrol agent -- he wouldn't answer the question? >> it was a good question. we had janell rodriguez. they lost their son to fentanyl poisoning, we lost 55 migrants in a trailer, 57 migrants in a

trailer in mexico coming here. dim dem democrats wanted to use words like racism. this isn't about racism. we saw a direct response from a dad that lost his son, hispanic young man. response from hector, hispanic working at border patrol. totally sick and tired of the biden administration taking them for granted hey, this is racist, all we want to do is enforce existing law protect americans from fentanyl, cartels and migrants from being abused and reset order at our border. jay johnson, a thousand people was in crisis. now we have 8,000 people a day.

we want to stand with the american people and migrants to protect them. >> sean: let me ask you, jim jordan, biden's department of justice denied your document request on numerous issues. they clearly are going to protect biden administration. they are not recognizing co-equal branches of government and something called oversight. what is your next option? what options do you have in terms of unwillingness to participate allow the oversight you are supposed to be involved in? >> we will use means to get documents and people. we asiem we are going to have to that. this is the justice department that had a shared understanding to keep the biden classify document issue quiet. this is that same justice

department. we hope they comply with the subpoenas we send. >> sean: we will have you both on regularly. great job both of you today. jim jordan, chip roy. covid emergency over. will doctors continue pushing for the vaccine has more health concerns arise. check in with florida surgeon general. velma will face time with us. giving me my lowest grade to date. straight ahead. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season.

>> sean: end to the left's covid might finally be coming, biden administration officially planning to end public health

emergency in may but will doctors continued push for vaccine? >> florida surgeon general issued warning back in october advising young men to avoid the vaccine due to increased risk of cardiac-related death. desperate to keep pushing vaccine colleagues at university of florida claiming his work is flawed. pfizer responded to request for comment, it has saved lives. joseph joins us to respond. weren't these vaccine under emergency use, sir? >> that's right, "hannity" han everyone knows the clinical trials stopped early. we have learned many new things

about safety. you have reviewed things during your interview with other doctors. most of them have full approval. it is full approval name only. safety of these vaccines so much worse than any other widely used vaccines. >> sean: i am not a doctor and not going to play one on tv. your warning some of these vaccines men younger than 40 outweighed by the dangers. you talked about a self-controlled case series analysis of 18-39, 84% increase in relevant incidence of cardiac-related death within 28 days. i keep reading about myocarditis. i read about higher incidence of blood clotting and other complications, from the virus itself? do you believe a combination of

certain things? maybe certain people, certain genetic predispositions are not made for this virus, i don't know. i am not a doctor. asking you. that is an urgent warning you sent out. you believe it was based on the science, correct? >> it is very kind of you to state the fact you are not a doctor. it is okay to believe what your eyes are telling you. and what your ears hear from your neighbors. reality is these vaccines, absolutely increase risk of cardiac injury. way beyond my yo owe -- my owe -- myocarditis. pfizer got an extension on that.

it is okay to believe what your eyes are telling you. certainly people are going that way. little up tick. >> sean: if i offered you and representatives air time to debate, would you do it? >> i would be happy to. it would be great to get the data, discuss data that shows safety risks but doesn't get coverage. >> sean: doctor, thank you very much. appreciate it. when we come back, last call, velma face times us. let's see if i do better than a c minus straight ahead. charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt.

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wow, hello velma. how are you? >> hi. >> sean: you look great. >> thank you. you look good. i love that suit and the tie. >> sean: you like that? i don't really have a suit on, i have jeans on like usual. so you gave me the worst grade ever, c minus. what do you not like about my show? you say you like me but you don't like the show? >> sean i gave you a c last week. i mean the last time i gave you a c. >> sean: the time before you gave me a v minus but now we get to see you for the first time. >> yes. >> sean: tell me what to improve, we don't have a lot of time. >> okay. probably a d. >> sean: a b? >> yes. i love you sean, but probably a d this time. >> sean: a d? why do i get a d? >> i didn't give you the minus. >> sean: so i got a d. d as in dog?

>> no way you a dog. you're my fave. >> sean: but you gave me a doctor, a lower grade than the first time. >> well, sean, you want me to be honest. [laughter]. >> i mean your delivery's very good. >> sean: all right, thank you velma. we appreciate you. let not your heart be troubled. laura's next. see you tomorrow night >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight and we begin with breaking news on a story this show has brought you from the start. exactly one year ago, the grand forks north dakota city council gave initial approval for a chinese company named fu fang to build a wet corn milling plant just miles from a u.s. air force base. we raised serious concerns throughout last year and we spoke with local residents. >> when you contact the city council, beth, and i know people have, what do they say? what's t