child molester. we look forward to that on monday. and a lot more, by the way. there's a brand-new book be marketed to kids that celebrates our fake trans admiral, richard levine, now called rachel. it's called "she persisted," because trends women are women! dramatic reading. have the best weekend. see you monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: hello. has everybody can act happy friday. everyone glad it's friday connect thank you for being with us. wow. what a great crowd. we are back in new york. there are a few conservatives, a few normal people in new york city. they are all in this room. that's it. anyway, thank you for being with us. busy news night this, and not, by the way, for joe biden.

he's back in delaware for another weekend of rest and relaxation. we have full coverage of his latest cognitive malfunction. it was pretty bad. that's coming up tonight. also, england's own piers morgan will weigh in on meghan and harry. [applause] the royal couple are reportedly struggling to cope with a cartoon that made fun of them. these are people who say they want privacy, but they show up on oprah, on netflix, they write books. didn't want privacy, they want money. they are just lying to us. anyway, first we begin tonight with something really deadly serious, and america is now suffering from what is a severe violence and murder crisis. in fact, countrywide, the murder rate is at the highest point in more than 20 years and it's going higher, it seems, every day, with a 4.3% increase in 2021 alone. now, of course, you won't see any of these statistics on other networks, because they

hide -- for example, in 2020 we had 574 riots, and they refused to call riots riots. we had thousands of injured cops, billions of property damage, and we had dozens of dey weren't riots, according to the left. you won't hear it from democrats. he loves you politicized so-called gun violence. only when it's publicly convenient will they talk about it. now, that's because these murders are devastating. by the way, often happening in democratic run cities and towns, because of democratic policies and a democratic narrative. defunding, dismantling the police, vilifying the police, zero bail laws, releasing violent felons from prison, it lacks prosecution, and now, predictably, every night, city streets all around the country are lined with bodies. so the question is, how many more lives are democrats willing to sacrifice for a narrative

that is false? how long will they cling to defund, dismantle, no bail laws? for example, recently new york city the d.a. dropped murder charges against a guy accused of stabbing a person to death over stolen shrimp. and then immediately released this guy from prison. now he's only being charged with first-degree assault. meanwhile come out in los angeles, it's not much better. the d.a. out there suspended a prosecutor for m misgendering ad murderer. she reported he beat a man to death in the woods, but according to the media mob, the real threat to america would be florida governor ron desantis, because he allowed his state to execute a violent criminal who murdered two people. in fact, many in the media mob enthusiastically promoted the

murderers final statement. "i know i hurt people and i was young. i really messed up. but i know ron desantis has done a lot worse." i doubt he killed people. keep in mind, florida's crime rate has dropped to a 50-year low with murder down 14%, and of course no state is immune from any crime, but take a look at your screen. look at flagler county florida. a 6'6", 270 found high school student. look at this. viciously beating a teacher's assistant, striking her 15 times, knocking her unconscious. and in orange county, a violent gang member named keith moses is accused of murdering three people, according to reports. armed with a glock 40, allegedly fatally shot a woman around 11:00 a.m., return to the scene hours later, an open fire on a tv reporter and a photojournalist before entering

a home and shooting yet another woman and her 9-year-old daughter. but when moses was arrested, he whined and he cried and he accused the police of being too rest. take a look. >> get on your face. get on your [bleep] face! get on your face! >> they are killing! they killing me! there killing me! >> secure that whole area! >> i can't breathe! >> sean: they're not killing him, they're arresting him, which is what their job is. the guys accused of murdering a 9-year-old little girl, and a local reporter, and another woman. at least in florida, if he's convicted, he will never see the light of day outside of prison ever again. that is what every state needs to adopt. everybody seems to agree. [applause]

meanwhile, in texas, this newly released video is going viral. this shows a good samaritan, someone risking his own life, chasing down a drunk driver who attempted to run from the scene of a crash that killed a texas police officer. look at this heroism. >> [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. >> you [bleep] killed somebody, you mother [bleep]! you killed somebody! stay right there! you stay right there, mother [bleep]! >> sean: i don't want to mess with that guy. anyway, he did the right thing. clearly law and order is something that americans value, and for good reason. because without safety, life becomes very difficult when you have woke d.a.s refusing to prosecute even violent criminals

and recommending lenient sentences in the name of "social justice." they are hurting their own community, so it can be done? out in missouri, the attorney general is now working to fire a st. louis circuit attorney named kim gardner. keep in mind, st. louis is one of the most dangerous cities on earth, and in return, gardner is now playing the race card. take a look at this. >> while it is true my office could have done more, to say we did nothing is only disingenuouy ignorant of the reality of our court system. we are going to fight very hard for justice in spite of the vitriol, the hate, the racist attacks, the known manipulation of the court procedures, to make sure our office fails. >> sean: joining us now to respond, missouri attorney general andrew bailey is with us. welcome to the program.

let's start with what kim gardner is doing and why does she should not be holding this position. we have is a phenomenon. we have the funding of very weak online order candidates being funded, being elected to office, only because of the money spent, and they don't enforce the laws of the land. they don't prosecute criminals. and americans now are at risk as a result. your thoughts? >> look, this is about the rule of law and justice for victims. i come from a prosecutor's office. i use prosecutorial discretion to determine whether or not i have sufficient evidence to pursue cases. that's what prosecutorial discretion is about. it's not an after-the-fact veto to nullify laws you don't like. you don't want to enforce laws, don't take a job as a prosecutor. we have in the city of st. louis is a circuit attorney who is a legally, unlawfully, willfully neglecting her duties, and she's

done that in three ways. she's failed to prosecute pending cases that then languish on the dockets and are eventually dismissed. she's failed to inform and confer with victims, which is her constitutional and statutory -- not to mention her moral obligation. and she's also failed to file charges referred to her by law enforcement officers. they are going to fight for the rules line for justice for these victims. >> sean: let's talk about her failure to notify or confer with victims. let's talk about the daniel riley case, a teenage athlete walking back into a hotel in downtown st. louis in february. ms. edmonson and her family walked down the sidewalk. a speeding car, daniel riley crashing into another car, striking ms. edmondson, severing one of her legs, naming another. what happened in that case? >> defendant riley should have been locked up in jail awaiting trial. he was arrested for a violent offense and should not have been

out on bond. but after he was out on bond, he committed numerous bond violations, and the circuit attorney never move to revoke his bond. she would tell you that she made an oral motion in court, and it's the courts filed his bond wasn't revoked. but she has a responsibility here, and here's the thing she's got a problem with. everything that happens in court is transcribed. there are court records in the form of electronic documentaries, and there are memos that become part of the court record. what she is saying happened is directly refuted by the evidence in this case. she said that on august 10th she fought against bond for mr. riley, and yet the transcript from that hearing shows that she consented to the bond. so her statements don't add up, and luckily we have evidence to disprove that, but this isn't just about one case. this is a continuous pattern of behavior that constitutes an illegal, willful neglect of office. >> sean: so, do you believe you have the capacity to finally remove her? >> that's exactly what we are doing. we filed a writ of komar

that empowers meto take this ac. it's a check and balance at the state level against this kind of behavior. it is time for the circuit attorney to go and the rule of line justice to prevail to prevail. >> sean: we appreciate your time. thank you, sir. high in the ivory tower we have elitist liberals, democrats, they don't seem to care about violent crime if it doesn't affect them. they have more important things to worry about, like giving your hard-earned tax money to international organizations. for example, in 2020, the u.s. forked over $11 billion to the u.n. $11 billion. that's a lot of money. by the way, which amounts to 12% of the overall budget of the u.n. 26% of the peacekeeping budget. we pay that bill, and the other 192 member states contributed the rest. why is the u.s. paying such a disproportionate amount?

and then there is the corrupt world health organization. which, by the way, is in bed with china. we saw this during covid. they helped the country's communist regime cover up the initial covid outbreak and they allied all throughout the covid pandemic. and still, the u.s. sent the w.h.o. $751 million in 2021, while china only contributed $168 million. and then, to top it off, the biden administration agreed to participate in an illegally binding agreement at the w.h.o. surrounding pandemic practices. this is what they proposed. the current draft agreement would give the w.h.o. "real-time access to 20% of america's production of safe and effective pandemic-related products, including diagnostics, vaccines, personal protective equipment, therapeutics, to enable equitable distribution across the globe." why would we be giving other

countries supplies that we would be in desperate need of? in other words, the w.h.o. wants to steal critical supplies from week, the american people, and a time of crisis, all in the name of global equity. no thanks. sadly, the biden administration seems to love the policies that put america last. for example, biden's green energy policies have caused you, the american people, you see your electric bill skyrocket. electricity is of 12%. fuel oil is up 20%. natural gas is up 27% from last year. by the way, electric bills are at record highs, but apparently it is news to your vice president, the ever-giggling kamala harris. >> for working families, we have reduced heating and electricity bills. so folks have more money in their pocket to buy things like school supplies, replace the dishwasher, and take a family

vacation. [laughter] >> sean: okay, what part of prices going up to she not understand? simple math. anyway, is she lying or does she not know? here with reaction, fox news contributor, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. [applause] great to have you, mr. speaker. i know i speak for a lot of americans. i watched the wef, i saw what happened in davos. i see the amount of money we pay for the u.n., the wef, the w.h.o. we pay the vast majority of money for the paris climate accords. china and india are classified as developing nations, and they pay a fraction of what the u.s. pays. my question is, why does the u.s. continue to pay the bulk of monies for many organizations international that don't seem to like us very much? >> well, first of all, a lot of

the liberal elites who favor paying the money don't like us very much, either. so if you were to ask people like john kerry, he is much closer to the international organizations's disdain for the united states then he is to people who think america is the most important country and that americans ought to be taken care of. i thought it was symbolically perfect that, at the time when east palestine, ohio, really needed attention, president biden was in kyiv giving away more money. and proposing that the united states create a welfare state for ukrainians that we would pay for. i mean, this is the kind of policy that is madness. i am for defeating putin, i am for helping the ukrainians militarily, but i am against the idea that we should pour endless cash out with no notion of what victory would be and with no notion of responsibility. i think, if you want to get to a balanced budget, one of the places you start, it's pretty

simple. chinese economy is almost the size of the american economy. let's match the chinese contributions. they give $198 million, will give $198 million. that saves us a billion here or a billionaire. not big money. but if you can save four, five, 10 billion dollars by not giving it away, it's a step toward a balanced budget which is what one of our major goals should be. >> sean: the w.h.o., we have given hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to, and joe biden would agree, if they go forward with this agreement, to give over 20% of whatever pandemic materials we have, be it vaccines, gloves, masks, whenever it happens to be at the time. we give 20% to the world and take it away from the american people. shouldn't we take care of americans first, with american

money, before we pledge to share it with the rest of the world? we will share, but we have to take care of americans first. why is that not a priority? >> well, i think if you are a liberal democrat you inherently believe that the united states is not a good country. ambassador kirkpatrick gave a great speech once describing the blame america first democrats. what happens is now they have become the weaken america first democrats. if you look at with the biden administration is doing, from the borders to releasing criminals to releasing terrorists, to giving money to iran, again and again, with the number one pattern? you weaken america. we can american energy, increased the importance of russian and saudi energy, and venezuela. i think you have to understand that, from the standpoint of the left, the united states is a bad country. so the left really does believe

that you shouldn't stand for the national anthem, you probably shouldn't say the pledge of allegiance, you certainly shouldn't teach american history accurately, because their vision is of a world in which the world submerges us. that's part of why they love an open border. if they can get another 20, 30, 40, million illegal immigrants, they'd be thrilled. they think that's terrific. every time we assimilate and get people to become americans, it just terrifies the left. asian americans now work very hard, want to get ahead, and guess what? liberal school boards discriminate against asian americans because they do too well. again, this is the same pattern. and what you pointed about about international organizations, i think that'll be good for the congressional republicans to go through inch by inch, everything we are spending outside of the u.s., and decide, is that really more important than a balanced budget? is it really worth burdening our

children with that debt? if not, quit spending it. >> sean: mr. speaker, great to have you. thank you for being with us. [applause] coming up, liberals continue to blame trump for the train derailment, believe it or not come in ohio. lj, lawrence jones, he just returned from east palestine, ohio. he will join us. also, it's time for the biden blenders of the week. it's a favorite. there's a lot of them, straight ahead. [applause] ♪ ♪ bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season.

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additional $2 billion in military aid. the biden administration says it is also imposing new sanctions and tariffs on russia. this comes on the one-year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. the new aide includes contracts contracts for rockets, drones, and counter drone equipment. however, the new aid package will not include f-16 jets, the president said in a televised interview earlier today that they were not needed right now, at least at that moment. people living in the normally sunny and warm state of california are getting a blast of winter. a powerful storm is bringing widespread heavy rain and potentially historic snowfall as it moves through the state. some parts of the los angeles county area or even seeing the first blizzard warning in decades. i'm jeff paul. back to "hannity." ♪ ♪ [applause] >> sean: all right, joy reid is kind of like joyless behar.

not too happy. she joined her colleagues in the media mob blaming donald trump for the east palestine train disaster. take a look at this. >> but it was him! it was donald trump and his administration you gave the rail industry and norfolk southern exactly what they wanted. fewer and looser rules around rail safety. >> sean: meanwhile, our very own lawrence jones visited east palestine this week, and here's what the residents they are told him about the left constantly blaming donald trump. take a look. >> she should be ashamed of herself, honestly. first of all, to put it at a political level when politics had nothing to do with this. absolutely zero. she should come down here, to everyone's face in this area, and say those words. and then let's talk. >> her words were unkind and intellectually dishonest, and they are not helpful. they add nothing to how we go

forward, and i just hope that the culture in this country changes to a point that we have compassion for one another. >> sean: this full report will air tomorrow night on "lawrence jones cross country," and lj joins us right now. welcome. [applause] i really feel bad for these people. i'll tell you why. we now know that over 50,000 fish, wildlife, have been found dead, and yet the government was so slow to act. and then we have this whole other factor, which is the blame game, and the blame game seems to be blamed donald trump. that's not going over well with residents, is it? >> it's not going over well with them, especially when you have an economy that said they are pro-overman and pro-safety. but they won't clean up the mess, and you have pundits trying to make it political

about who these people voted for. i didn't ask these people with their voter education card or whether they registered democrat or republican. like when they go to the south side, we don't not cover chicago because they are democrats and they may have voted for the people that are ruining their city. i also think it's dishonest. we did some research into this company. this has been going on for the last 4-5 years, where they spend derailment after derailment. they are not following the regulations. they show no compassion for these people. but then in 24 hours they were running these trains back again. so the residents are very upset. one, because the president of the united states won't be there. these are people who are very compassionate. they care about the people of ukraine, they believe what russia is doing to them is wrong. but when you american citizens hurting, no one is talking about the agriculture. what about all the cattle? they've got a drink that water. you can't go out there and take bottled water and fill it in the pool for these cattle to drink. this is middle america, so it seems like the president doesn't

care about them. but you know what? these politicians, the democrats, they don't care about any of us. they don't care whether you are poor, black, white, hispanic. they take the votes for granted i think these people, you're going to see a lot from them, because they tried to bury this under the rug. they are alive and well. >> sean: we will watch tomorrow night. thank you for that report. [applause] now, time for biden blenders. here we go. the first lady, jill biden, told the associated press today that her husband is pretty much set to run for another term, and we will let you decided this is a good idea. you decide. take a look. >> [inaudible] >> i agree. ♪ ♪

>> one of my staff members on the flight from washington asked me how many times i have been. i had to stop and think. it's my eighth trip. ♪ ♪ >> kyiv has captured a part of my heart, i must say. ♪ ♪ >> i'm here? okay. >> if you keep asking for the centrafindalization of nato, yog to get the nato-ization of finland. >> would be a responder would be look the other way? would we be strong or would we be weak? would lead -- we -- with all of our allies be united, or divided?

>> nato, to the atlantic, japan and the pacific. across the world. it ♪ ♪ >> reporter: mr. president, any reaction? >> i don't have time. ♪ ♪ >> sean: you can't make this up. you can't write this. anyway, here with reaction, former senior advisor to president trump, stephen miller. fox news contributor, ari fleischer. good to see you both. [applause] steve miller, let me start with you. it's really, really hard when i think about what other countries think of joe biden. it kind of frightens me. and there's a part of me -- i don't think i should be embarrassed. i think he's america's president

and it's kind of embarrassing. he keeps going out on the world stage doing his thing. what do you think the rest of the world is thinking? >> he makes a mockery of us wherever he goes. it's not just the stumbling, the bumbling, being lost, being confused, tripping when he tries to climb up a flight of stairs, not being able to pronounce the words in his speeches and being incoherent. it's also the fact that this is an administration that runs down america constantly, that says we are a racist country, a bigoted country, that we are a country that deprives people of the most basic rights. he's using china's talking points against us, constantly, all day, every day, and so we have lost our position of moral authority and leadership in the world, because the number one person bringing us down, ragging on us, degrading us, is the current commander-in-chief. >> sean: ari, if we look at the hostility out of china, at the territorial ambitions of

russia, is this, in large part, likely happening because they perceive america's president as weak and frail and incapable of acting? >> absolutely. [laughs] i mean, the classic theory of deterrence is that, if you fear the person you're going up against, that they are strong and will take action against you, you don't go at them. you sit back and that's how peace is achieved. thinking about the tico presidents we have who exuded strength, ronald reagan and come i've got to say it, donald trump, both of those presidents, you would think the soviet union and china back then -- do you think they'd want to attack the united states? and under donald trump, i think vladimir putin measured him and said he's crazy, i don't know what he's going to do, he might attack us if we go after them, and so he didn't. that's called mutually assured destruction, but you have to believe that your opponent is tough. and they believe ronald reagan

was tough, they believed donald trump was tough, so we never had to destroy anybody. we actually lived in a more peaceful world. they measure joe biden, they say he's weak, let's go in. >> sean: but it's not a good kind of crazy. he's crazy and if they might actually do it, that had to be in the back of her head. >> that's my point. donald trump said that during the campaign. he said one of america's greatest problems is that we are too predictable in our foreign policy, and i'm going to do things unpredictable. that was actually very smart of donald trump. >> sean: last word. stephen? to l, ari hit it on the head. it's a conversation i've had at president trump in many cases. he said our enemies can ever know our moves. under president trump, they never did, and the world less safe and at peace. >> sean: and they weren't on the move as they are now. that's for sure. thank you both. straight ahead, meghan markle, she has now found something new to whine and complain about. this time it is a cartoon.

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♪ ♪ [applause] >> sean: the animated comedy, "south park," mocked meghan markle and prince harry in a recent episode called "the worldwide privacy tour." that of course as a reference to the repeated calls for privacy in interviews, and here is how "south park" mocked the obvious hypocrisy. take a look. stick our first guest him of the prince his wife >> we want privacy! we want privacy!

>> thanks for having us on the show. >> it is so awesome to be here, it's great. >> let me start with you. you've lived a life with the royal family. had everything handed to you, that you say your life has been hard to many of her know that in your new book, "wah." >> that's right to my friend paid you see, my wife and i -- >> you should write a book and your family is stupid, and sort of like journalists. we just want to be normal people. this attention is so hard. darling, i think this might be the place. >> you really think so? >> it is so quiet and empty here. if we move here, people would think we are really serious about wanting to be normal. >> leave us alone! >> sean: according to reports, meghan markle was "upset and overwhelmed" by her portrayal. in a cartoon. anyway, the show creators were seemingly unfazed by reports of a possible lawsuit, a move that

meghan and harry now denied. according to a new poll, their approval in the u.s. is somehow even lower than before. it sank lower after the episode aired. here with reaction, the biggest fan of harry and meghan ever, the host of "piers morgan uncensored" on fox nation, piers morgan. good to see you. [applause] >> good to see you. >> sean: you got to explain this to me. by the way, i -- and i think this audience will agree -- i like the fact, if you were told you apologized he would get your shabbat, and meanwhile your criticism of this two was dead n accurate and you would not capitulate. good for you. >> thank you. [applause] i watch them whining away to oprah winfrey for what seemed like 3,000 hours. i simply observe. i wouldn't believe meghan markle if she read the weather report. i think that's really aged well, because i don't believe either

of them and what they say about anything. what's really interesting to me is following that "south park" mockery of them, which really highlighted other hypocrisies. then their approval ratings have fallen below prince andrew's in america. i mean, how unpopular do you have to be to be less popular than him? it's pretty exterminated to see that dissent. on a personal level, i feel really sad. >> sean: why? [laughter] you don't feel sad. okay. they sail the time they want privacy. so they moved to one of the wealthiest areas in santa barbara, california, known as montecito, where oprah lives. if you want privacy, why do you do oprah? why do you do a netflix series? why do you write a book? why do you do every imaginable and then come back again and say, "i want privacy?" >> it's completely ridiculous. in the whole issue between them and the british media, they keep saying how f off of the british

media where. they love the idea that the first biracial wedding the british royal family had seen. mameghan markle got amazingly gd press, and he did come too. everyone submitted this pay what happened after the wedding is what caused the problem. they began to go out preaching, but it would be preaching about the environment, to watch your carbon footprint. next thing, they are jumping on elton john's private plane like a taxi service. they tweeted about poverty when she was in new york having a half-million dollar baby shower with her chums and flying back on george clooney's private jet. this went on and on. they would preach one thing, wanting the woke kind of glory that comes from preaching about wilke issues come of it at the same time, leading complete different lives themselves. so the papers began to call out the hypocrisy. at that point, they then said, "in that case, we are victims." >> sean: let me ask you, do you believe the implied allegations that members of the

royal family were somehow racist? >> no! >> sean: i don't believe it, either. >> not only is it nonsense, but you may have noticed, in his promotional tour for his ghastly book, "spare me," as i renamed it, they said, "we didn't say that they were racist." he came out recently and he said they didn't mean to imply the royal family are racist. yes, you did. we watched you on oprah winfrey prayed he said they were racist prayed he would name which one of them it was. now they said they never meant to say that. i never believed at the time. that's why on "good morning britain" that morning i cannot defending the royal family. i said i don't believe this stuff. they claimed the archbishop of canterbury had them secretly married three days before the wedding we saw on tv. had the archbishop of canterbury done that, it would have been an illegal act and he would have been in prison. this is the church of the u.k. all of that was a complete and utter nonsense. >> sean: is their reconciliation, or is it impossible? >> i think the problem is,

charles, who obviously will be crowned king in may, and it's going to be huge event -- do they go, do they not go? he is the father. he knows he put his boys through quite a lot with the split from their mum in getting together with camilla and so on. i think he wants to make amends. the problem is prince william. prince william wants to do bad things to his brother, starting, i think i'm with slow dismemberment. >> sean: i think he's been hurt by his brother. >> he's been incredibly hurt. and the attacks in the book on his wife, kate. she gets a whack, as well pay this lot of ill feeling. all i would say is tuned into the coronation, which i think i'll be covering for you guys, because -- >> sean: i should join the coverage. piers morgan, thank you for being here. appreciate it. [applause] a pizza shop's quest to not hire stupid people is going viral. we are going to explain that, and you're not going to believe what some americans are now doing to find love. all next on our great american panel. straight ahead. [applause] ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ [applause] >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." great crowd we have here tonight. thank you for coming out this friday night. [applause] all right, we have one pizza shop in columbus, ohio, called santino's pizzeria. it's going viral after they posted that sign right there, which reads, "now hiring nonstupid people." [laughter] we welcome our great american panel. ffox & friends coast ainsley earhardt, "fox & friends weekend" cohost pete hegseth, and outkick founder clay travis. nice to see you. clay, how are you? >> an excellent, how are you? >> good heavy. >> i'm just realizing i owe you

$500. >> sean: what is the game we bet on? >> alabama georgia? or georgia tennessee? >> sean: i told you george it was going to win! >> it was a beat down. but you still know a lot about sports. can we just acknowledge a simple truth? should we bail out to say publicly? there are stupid people. if i hire somebody for my show, i don't want to hire a stupid person. is that illegal at this point? >> we did interview him. the owner of the restaurant on n fox and "fox & friends" this morning. >> sean: is a stupid? >> no. he says he asked interview 5-7 people to find one applicant, because a lot of them do drugs and a lot of them are not qualified and a lot of them are not so smart. but he did it just as a joke. he said it was going to attract people, they're hurting for staff and for people, and that did you notice anything when he interviewed him this morning? [laughs] >> you need stupid people, okay?

>> sean: wait a minute, why? >> because there are some jobs that are easy, and stupid people can do them very well. >> sean: wait a minute, i was a cook -- >> i see that as a compliment. you and i had to be smart to be a good cook. >> correct. this restaurant is not one of those places. >> sean: why not? >> meaning, you need smart people to work at a restaurant, absolutely. but i know a lot of dumb guys have done a lot of good things. [laughter] and that's a good thing. but if you need skills, don't hire dumb people. there are other tests were sometimes dumb people are very useful, myself included. >> later we live in nashville, it's almost impossible to get people hired. he went to a gas station recently and they said, we can't hire people to work here. there are 11 million open jobs right now. so i actually applaud this guy for getting the attention that he needs to higher people. i'm sure he's been overloaded with applications. and in a pizza delivery business, you know how frustrating it is? people are out there waiting to happen three hours to get a pizza delivered right now because they can't find people to do the jobs. >> he said that someone called

him, he's got mostly positive responses. the negative responses, he doesn't listen to. he said he got a call, a man called and said, "i want to order --" was it ten pizzas? ten large pieces, $150. then the guy because back in 30 minutes later and says, "i'm canceling my order." so then they did some thing wonderful. it took all those pizzas to the shelter, to a local food bank or to a local shelter, and they added chicken wings and coca-colas and turned around. >> what ainsley is referring to is the lady in the background, cooking the food in a sports bra trade which doesn't seem like normal attire for the back of the kitchen, but i'm sure it's very good. >> that makes me want to go to that pizza shop! i didn't know that. >> sean: they don't have that in tennessee anywhere? there is an increase in young men choosing to be single now with the number over 60%, and with such a high number, a new

disturbing trend. more people are turning to artificial intelligence and robots for love. okay, that's a little weird. that's out of my category. pete, what do you think? [laughter] >> i think a lot of young men turned to robots for love, those robots being video games, which -- >> i don't think that's the kind of robot we are talking about. >> a kind of bromance love. >> sean: let me be more specific. there are men who buy dolls and think they have relationships with a big doll. >> let me refer you to topic number one pair those are the stupid people. [laughter] but when you tell men that it's toxic for them to be masculine and embrace the type of hardworking jobs that pay very well that require skills, they fall back on an easy living. >> look, i think that men, especially in their 20s, have never had it easier to be able to find women to date. so it makes them lazy, because you have this disposable app

culture where you just swipe right, yes or no, and i think for young guys it's never been easier to make less commitment in your life. usually when you were a guy you had to get a job, you had to make a living, get a car, in order to find someone you can date. remember "no scrubs closed quebec and the '90s? that was the entire point ! >> sean: i would hope that i have a daughter, my three older sisters. i want the women in my life to be strong and to know their worth. if you're putting yourself online and you swipe left or right and you meeting some stranger, i don't know that's the best thing to do. >> i think a lot of these young girls, they are willing to just give their bodies away very easily. and when you sent me down to do spring break, i was telling those girls behind the camera, "girls --" they were flashing the cameras. >> sean: i can confirm this, i saw the outtakes. it would go off and she would say, "no, please don't do that."

because they put online, and their husband is going to see that one day, where their friends, or their parents, and they are 18 years old. we all did stupid things when we were 18, but we didn't have social media. >> sean: thank god. >> it makes me sad. i'm raising a daughter. i would love for her to find a man that she falls in love with that respect her and loves her and wants to marry her. >> sean: i think that's great advice. quick break, right back as wepdt continue this friday night. [applause] ♪ ♪ tion. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely. the crisis inside ukraine has reached a catastrophic level with the elderly jews

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possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever miss an episode of "hannity." in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham and "the ingraham angle" is next. we will see you on monday. thank you for coming. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm sean duffy and for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" live from new york city. we start tonight with mayor pete. he's probably regretting taking so much me time after the toxic train derailment in east palestine. the house oversight committee announcing tonight that they are launching an investigation into how he handled everything. despite the new spots delete to ensure safe and rival transportation in the united states, you ignore the catastrophe for over a week. he final