antidepressant ever. >> brian: nothing you can't do. jay bethard thank you. >> appreciate it. >> brian: that is all for us tonight. we hope you have a great evening. thanks for tuning in. we are not done here at fox. we are getting started with prime time. the great sean hannity, live audience, everyone has been screened. they are happy and they are smiling. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> sean: here we are. we are back live with an audience. how are you all doing? i appreciate everyone. welcome to the show. governor desantis is in japan. he will join us tonight and we will check in with him. we will ask whether he plans to run for president. we will talk about his trip abroad. whoever gets nominated by the gop will likely face that guy,

the guy that does not know today is monday. he is 82 years old and all we know is he likes ice cream and he can't speak very well. anyway, joe biden, you are cognitively struggling democratic president is playing to announce his reelection bid tomorrow. here is where it gets really interesting. even though almost no one in america wants him to serve a second term, we are not even sure he can get through the first time. now, it is true. tulsi gabbard tonight right here in the studio with us also, west virginia democratic joe manchin will join us tonight. now, i remember he made a deal with chuck schumer and joe biden on the critical issue to his estate. it is called energy. we need to be energy independent. it looks like they have broken their promise to him. joe manchin is not happy about it. he is rightly criticizing that, criticizing runaway spending sprees by his own party. he is a slimed the president, what he is calling the

efficiency of leadership and he is praising how -- house speaker kevin mccarthy and reichle saying that biden needs to -- it is they 81 or two. he needs to sit down with mccarthy and negotiate a deal on the debt ceiling but is it too little, too late? i? i don't know. also tonight, jimmy, they will help us bid farewell to fake news enthusiast. [cheers and applause] don lemon is out at cnn. cnn. we begin tonight, i want you to follow this monologue closely. the walls are now closing in. we can report tonight on the biden family syndicate. don't take my word for it. let's go to vanity fair. left-wing magazine, "federal prosecutors now are considering four charges against hunter biden." here is nbc news saying the same. the impending charges include at least one felony count of tax evasion along with a felony firearms charge based on several

breaking reports there are indictments possibly even as early as this week. the week is -- he will announce his reelection plans. according to fake news cnn, hunter biden's lowers are meeting with officials in the coming days. hunter's criminal case has been revived from the dead. only days after a career irs supervisor filed for official whistleblower protection accusing the federal government of shooting a hunter from criminal charges. now, this claim is cooperated by nbc, "two senior law enforcement sources telling abc news about growing frustration inside the fbi because investigators finish the ball of their work on this case about a year ago." now, they recently reportedly have sufficient evidence now to charge hunter biden. but thanks to the irs whistleblower, we can now only make the conclusion that the attorney general of the u.s. is

now apparently standing in the way and then attempting to cover his tracks in front of congress. now, that raises the question, did the attorney general, merrick garland, lied to congress? thus far, the trumpet appointed u.s. attorney in this case has been prevented from bringing charges or even exercising his authority. in fact, a whistleblower reportedly now has a hard evidence that the testimony you are about to hear from merrick garland is absolutely false and that he knew it at the time. take a look. >> there's delaware u.s. attorney independent charging authority over certain criminal allegations against the president's son outside of the district of delaware. >> he would have to -- if it is in another district that he would have to bring the case in another district. but as i have said, i have promised to ensure that he is able to carry out his investigation and that he be able to run it and if he needs to bring it under the jurisdiction, he will have full authority to do that.

>> sean: attorney general merrick garland is not the only official. you might remember the focus of october 2020 letter, remember 51 former in the experts are claiming that the hunter biden laptop story had "all of the classic earmarks of a russian information operation." well, none of these in the experts not one had any knowledge at all about the laptop. by the way, that laptop was in the hands of the fbi since december 2019. they could have authenticated that laptop in 48 hours. anyway, so the 41 were convinced to sign a letter anyway and by the way, the person that convinced them is your now secretary of state tony blinken. he was working as a foreign affairs adviser for the biden campaign. property of the fbi had since december 2019. they likely knew it was real. they also knew it would likely lead -- leaked because they knew that rudy giuliani

then-president trump attorney had a copy of it. so we can tony blinken had no reason to doubt the contents but the truth, that does not matter to tony blinken. he is a liar. he is a hack who helped biden wage a disinformation campaign against you, the american people. every one of you, they lied to you. they lied because they wanted to help joe biden. anyway, all in the lead up to three weeks before the 2020 election. let me put it a different way. did blinken commit fraud against you the american people? did he interfere in our electoral process in order to push this feebleminded, you know, corrupt boss hiding in his basement over the finish line? in other words, is this a illegal conspiracy if you defraud on purpose without any evidence the american people? did he get promised a job to be secretary of state in the process? make no mistake, garland and

blinken did not stict hunter. this is important to understand. what we now peel back what we know about all of this, the possible crimes and you take a really hard look at all of the finances, what kober and his committee and jordan and his committee are now discovering, we are beginning to see that the big guy, joe biden himself is implicated in a very troubling behavior. thanks to chairman comer's ongoing probe and the house oversight committee are now learning more about shell corporations we had never heard of before. we are learning about llcs with no clear purpose at all. in other words, they have no clear business purpose. we are getting these suspicious activity reports from banks and huge payouts from our geopolitical photos. why are the bidens getting money from china, russia, ukraine, and over a dozen other countries? and get this. according to comerica quotes china was probably the most

reputable country that the biden family was dealing with. [laughter] that is a statement. now, first, it was only three biden members we suspected being a part of this. last week they said it was nine biden family members. now they are telling us that at least 12 biden relatives received some of this money from this "business" or as we affectionately call it on this program, a syndicate and still comer can't find any information about the multimillion dollar business actually did. they certainly were not paying zero expense hunter biden for his expertise because he had nine. so tonight, america needs answers. here is the answers we need. merrick garland running interference and protecting the biden family? did tony blinken conspire to lie at the highest level to the american people in the lead up to a presidential election to the impact that election and the most -- and the most important question here is about joe biden himself. is he corrupt and compromised as

a u.s. president? we know that he lied to you, the american people. he said not once did he ever speak to his son hunter about his foreign business dealings. how much money did the biden family do in business with china, with russia, with ukraine and according to james comer, a dozen other countries. how much profit did they make? how much did joe himself get? tonight, the walls are finally closing in on the biden family syndicate. joining us now -- [applause] for the very latest on hunter's indictments, sara carter. i know something is beginning to happen because a lot of people are not reporting it and when the liberal media starts saying, yes, an indictment is likely and they are telling us with the likely charges are, that means they are preparing for him to be indicted. that means he will be arrested. that means he will be charged and i think this is only the tip of the iceberg.

>> right keshawn. they are setting the stage and anxiety is high at the white house tonight. especially for one of the news residents. according to the new york post, miranda devine hunter biden's temporary living at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. all of this in order to avoid getting served. the mother of hunter's four-year-old daughter is asking an arkansas court to jail the president's son a dispute involving child support payments. but hunter's biggest concern is at the federal law or where prosecutors are considering four charges. this includes two misdemeanor tax violations and one count of felony tax evasion. originating from shady overseas business deals. the fourth charge, stems from hunter's purchase of a 38 revolver on a firearms background check in 2018. get this, a hunter's that he was not an unlawful user of drugs or addicted to any illegal substances. hunter was lying and has since admitted that he was severely

addicted to crack cocaine at the time. there's plenty of evidence on his laptop to back that up, sean. a short time after purchasing the gun, hunter lost track of the firearm and it was subsequently picked up from a trashcan near a high school. time will only tell if hunter is ever actually charge for any of these apparent crimes. but many believe, sean, just like you said, you said, it is just the tip of the iceberg. sean? >> sean: thank you, sara. we appreciate it. here with the reaction is the author of the soon to be a bestseller, it is called "trial of the century," amazon.com, hannity.com, jared along with emily compagno is with us. good to see you. [applause] let me start with you. all of a sudden, a whistleblower comes out and now we are hearing about possible indictments. maybe as early as this week of hunter biden on tax charges and

in one case the application, another case is that a coincidence? >> i don't think it is a coincidence and it just proves how fragile this political pressure has been for all this time. what has the doj been doing for all of these years that in less than one year, the republican congressman uncovered not only did they uncover what sara just described there but what is foreshadowed in the weeks to come which might be six specific decisions on the part of the president that renders him vulnerable. the fact that 12 now family members were benefiting to the tune of millions of dollars from multiple countries. everything we thought we knew has been amplified and exacerbated in the tune of 10 months. so what has the doj been sitting on this? why was the iris sitting on this among new hires a month -- commit clamors of gun possession and now here to come to find out it is the biden family while hunter hides out of the white house away from child payments.

>> sean: and let me ask you, when we look at merrick garland here in the whistleblower, i think the whistleblower deserves whistleblower protection. but now is there a possibility that mirrored doors merrick garland lied under oath to congress? any possible charges in the case of tony blinken in terms of he had no knowledge about the laptop but he got 51 intelligence officials, former officials to sign a document that joe biden used in a presidential debate to get away from the idea that hunter biden's laptop was real when everybody in the fbi knew at that point it was real. >> remember her democrats were accusing trump of trying to unduly influence the federal election which is arguably a crime. so the same standard to apply to tony blinken. as for merrick garland, there are only two possibility. he either knowingly died or he was utterly oblivious when two

of his u.s. attorneys that report to him who were appointed by joe biden, according to the whistleblower, blocked the plan criminal charges against hunter biden. look at the moorthy's investigators and the house oversight committee examine these 162 -- 170 suspicious activity reports, banking records, the more shocked and appalled that they are if hunter biden is only charged with two misdemeanors and two felonies, that will be the sweetheart deal of the century. i would take those four crimes and multiply them by a factor of 10 or 20. every single transaction, every wire transfer that goes into a biden family account, if it is influence peddling and money laundering as it appears to be those are set for crimes. you are talking about potentially hundreds of crimes here. we will have to wait and see how this works out.

but i guarantee you the more thatthat the house investigatorg into this, the more they are going to find influence peddling, tax evasion, tax fraud, money laundering, and violations of the foreign corrupt practices act. >> sean: sara, let me go back to you. we talked about suspicious activity reports and new shell companies that james comer was able to discover. i go back to the question, with all the money coming in from china, russia, ukraine, and all the other countries, you know, what did joe biden no? when did he know it? did he get any of this money? we know he lied when he said he never talked to his son about his foreign business dealings. and i want to get a final an answer, how much money did they do in business with these other countries because i think the american people have a right to know whether or not joe biden profited from these countries and whether or not that is impacting his decision-making as

president? >> absolutely, sean. i think one of the most important areas that can be investigated right now is whether or not and we already saw with antony blinken. we already said what happened with michael morrell and the coverups that were emanating from the highest levels are intelligence apparatus. but what we need to know now is actually what they are going to uncover in those suspicious activity reports. those stars reports that were apparently being covered up by people within the justice department's and actually people within the u.s. treasury. so if those whistleblowers coming forward with the information and they are able to bring those charges forward, then we're going to see the whole entire ramifications of what the biden family was involved in. not only in china but what we're looking at and as far as those banking situations with china and his own personal business but actually with ukraine as well. and burisma and the other involvement of his family members and now we are looking at 12 separate family members.

so this is going to be an expensive investigation. like gregg said, it is going to contain a numerous probably felonies and charges and they are going be bringing against hunter biden. but it is also going to be interesting to see how the white house place this out. >> sean: all right, we're going to watch closely. possible indictment this week. that is big news and liberal news networks are reporting that. emily, great to see you. very great to see you, sara, great as always. returned to the great state in west virginia. its democratic senator joe manchin, he was pivotal in passing biden's 2 trillion-dollar american rescue plan as well as the 1 trillion-dollar inflation reduction act. now, to do this, they agreed, that means schumer and that means joe biden had to agree with a deal with joe manchin and he was promised many energy projects were for his state of west virginia. by the way, it is still the lifeblood of his state's economy

and it is the lifeblood of the world' the world's economy. but both a key pipeline and other incentives involving batteries, they all upended -- have been upended at the federal level. in other words -- in other words, he went with the climate alarmist coat and they brought their problems to joe biden -- joe manchin. he is blasting what he calls joe biden's deficiency of leadership. he is accusing his own party of abusing their power. and he is here to talk about it. west virginia senator joe manchin. senator, welcome to the program. [cheers and applause] senator, we don't agree on every issue. but i really believe on the one issue that we do agree on partially peak especially for the water, people in their state. i have been there and number of times and this energy issue is the lifeblood of the world's economy. you made a deal with chuck schumer and joe biden. did they break their word to you? basically, they broke the word to the american public and what

had happened is i had an opportunity to write a piece of legislation. the total cost of the bill was $684 billion. over 10 years. that is how much money would be basically appropriate for this bill. and $384 billion went directly to energy. i had a chance to write the energy portion which would give us energy security. for ukraine were weak breaks out, sean. putin recognizes energy. we can't help our allies. we see what is happening. we are not even energy independent ourselves. you cannot remain and be the superpower of the world unless you have energy independence and energy security. we have the gas. we have the oil. we have the goal. we can do better cleanup than anywhere in the world and so this piece of legislation was balanced 10 years, we are going to have enough fossil to run our country and to help our allies around the world and we also will be investing in the new technology for the future. now, they have disregarded the

completely. what was agreed upon and they know exactly what we agreed upon. this was energy security and you have not heard the word energy security out of their house since it was passed. it is all about environment. >> sean: i look at this, sen senator, and it really scares me because we were energy independent. now we are energy depended once again. that is hurting not only your state or economy, think about the benefits of being energy independent. it is good for national security. we don't need to count on countries that we know don't like us or the lifeblood of our economy. it is good for high paying career in the energy sector and to be energy dominant and we could be providing our western european allies with the energy they need because we have so much in terms of natural -- natural resources. >> we are producing more than we have in the past. 2019 for a short period of time, we were producing about 30 million barrels of oil a day. we need that -- in order for us

to be truly independent. we are producing about 35 trillion cubic feet of gas aa year. we need to do 35 to 40. we are basically shipping 13 billion cubic feet a day of allergy overseas to help our allies and it needs to be between 20 and 30. we can get there but they have to basically commit themselves. they let me make it very clear. if this administration does not honor what it said it would do and basically continue to liberalize that, we are $384 billion is what we're supposed to invest over 10 years and they blow that out of the water, six or seven or eight, i will do everything i can in my power to prevent that from happening and if they don't change, then i would vote to repeal my own bill. >> sean: let me ask you this, senator. you have been critical of joe biden. he said he will not negotiate directly with kevin mccarthy. we have a third ceiling plan

coming. they have not spoken in 82 days. i don't know why joe biden refuses to meet with kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy has put out a plan that is far more fiscally responsible, cut down the debt and deficit. it reduces the rate of growth to only 1%. i think it is a good plan. you seem to think it is a plan. why isn't the president willing to talk to the speaker of the house? >> i can't tell you why but i can tell you one thing. i have put everything i can to say that this is a responsibility. this is his job. this is the responsibility of the leader of the free world and the president. he has to negotiate and that is what we are all about. we are the greatest party in the world and that means you have to sit down and work and negotiate and come out with differences. if kevin mccarthy is able to pass his legislation and send it to the senate, there's a lot of good things in there that i know we can work with. there's a lot of things i don't agree with but you have to be able to start negotiations.

>> sean: he is not [indistinct] >> you can't play russian roulette with the debt ceiling. that is going to be disastrous for our economy and all of our people. the american people, all segments of our society are just fed up with all of this back and forth, calling each other names, fighting and arguing, this is the united states of america and often divided states a and you have got to get in a room and work out the differences for the sake of this country. defend the constitution. and it makes me so -- >> sean: i would find it very, very hard and i know you love the people in your posted. i know you believe in being energy independent. that is incontrovertible. the question is, if you make a deal and they go back on their promise to you and it hurts the people in their state, do you ever think, you know what, forget it, i don't need to be a part of this group of people because you are a very powerful

senator. they need your vote and without it, they are in trouble. i have about 30 seconds. >> they don't always get my vote and you know that. and i think about that every day. why am i a democrat when everyone is going in different directions but parties should not make, you are as a person. you should be a person committed to this country and its state first and they are not going to take control of me. >> sean: i'm glad to hear that. [applause] all right. i think the first democrat to get a prospect coming up, joe biden set to announce his reelection campaign but is not a good idea? polling says definitely no go. tulsi gabbard right here in the studio as we continue. [applause] ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> sean: 2024 presidential race is well underway. joe biden is expected to make

his big announcement tomorrow that he is running for reelection. everybody happy? [audience reacts] wow. anyway, it may end up being the week that hunter gets indicted. new nbc poll shows that 26% of the country wants him to run again. that is not a good number. 70% prefer somebody else to and one of those says by then it should not run again. 48% cited age as a major concern. even fake news cnn, they raised the alarm about his age. they did it this morning, i guess, after don got fired. anyway, joe will turn 82 shortly after the election. take a look. >> even as the president's team is working toward the announcement which is likely to come tomorrow and a video, the president is facing serious headwinds when it comes to the public perception about whether or not he should run and she is among those concerns are the

president's 80-year-old age. this very clear that these questions about his age will present a very steep change for the president as he tries to get voters on board with a second term. >> sean: a running us now, a warm welcome to tulsi gabbard. [cheers and applause] it is great to see you. how are you? this looks like a diary. if you, read that and see that those you are better than i am. so democrats don't want him to run. republicans absolutely don't want him to one that maybe we do. [audience reacts] think about it. he is so -- he does not know it is monday. i think i would rather take my chances with him. do you think he is capable of dealing with china and russia and iran? do you he is capable of turning this economy around? >> there are so many issues here. you have mentioned a couple of them. there are many, many more we could go down the list of his indefensible record that he has

had as president. one of the things, though, is the american people need to be able to examine these issues. what is the traditional way we normally do that? through a debate, right? the dnc and elsewhere not going to have any presidential primary debates and so you know, for me as president candidate back in 2020, they were rigging the system back then. they were just more subtle about it, tossing softball questions to kamala harris and giving people more time but now they are so arrogant and so disrespectful to the american people and voters, they are just saying, no, we're not going to allow any debates. were not going to put his record in front of the american people. we're not going to give people any choice other than joe biden. and so my appeal to democrats and to american voters, if you are even thinking of voting for it -- i was about to say donald trump. if you are thinking about voting -- treatment is that what you're saying? >> if people are thinking about voting for president biden, they have to ask themselves if they

want to support a candidate who has so much disdain and disrespect for the american people? >> sean: his agenda is failing to and i don't think he is up for the job. i will make a comparison. i don't think age is the issue. bernie sanders is old, but he is sharp as a tack. i sat with the donald trump well over an hour, we ran a full hour and then we have another segment the next night. another one the next night and never stopped. and he can talk forever on any subject you throw at him and nonstop. so it is not about age. it is about person. >> and this is what i think the democratic machine, their plan is, for them to be able to stay in power. they need joe biden for baxley to run for reelection, get reelected so that when he gets to the point where he cannot function, which will likely happen sooner than later, they will than install their puppet, their chosen one, kamala harris to be the unelected president of the united states and then she will run again in 2028 with the

power of the incumbency behind her. they want someone that they can control. >> sean: and you think kamala harris is that person? why do you believe that? >> i have no doubt about it. a look at how she carries herself. look at her inability to -- tremor articulate. >> -- form coherent sentences? >> sean: can you explain the uncontrollable giggling? >> yes, i can, actually. to me it shows nervousness, anxiety, and fear. >> sean: wow. [applause] that was that on. gavin newsom, i believe, has a chance to win the nomination, in the back of his mind. i may be wrong. is thinking of running. would he have a chance against joe biden? >> the democrats seem to be lining up behind joe biden for the reasons that i have stated. >> sean: don't they see what we

see? don't they see that he is incoherent? don't they see cognitive decline? wouldn't they be open to -- if you stated democrat, you would have a hard time because you are not going to go along with the religious cult. >> i'm not going to go along with the litany of insane issues and agenda, the so-called woke agenda that the democrats are pushing. people are seeing that insanity and are very concerned about it. that is why this democratic process really needs to play out and it is why the dnc, the democrats are doing everything they can to stop it. >> sean: we love having you in new york. thank you, tulsi gabbard. >> thank you. [applause] >> sean: azbill 2024 announcement. we will have that interview straight ahead. ♪ ♪ this is... ♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced.

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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> sean: what a rowdy crowd. the 2024 presidential election heating up ahead of a potential 2024 announcement. for governor desantis is embarking on an international trip to japan. south korea israel, the uk, meeting with the prime minister of japan earlier today. he joins us now with an interview. and must be, what, 2:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m., i think if my math is right. it looks like a warm nice day there. thanks for being with us. [cheers and applause] >> it is great to be out here. i can tell you there is a lot of interest in what is going on in the united states out here as well as what is going on in florida, as you know, florida's

economy is doing strong. a lot of people moving. a lot of businesses. so we are going to see more investment from the japanese, from the south koreans, and of course, on down the line. but one thing that people are concerned about out here, of course, is the rise of the ccp and they are concerned about the security situation. one of the things the complement it us on in florida is i'm going to be signing legislation very soon eliminating the possibility of ccp land purchases in florida. no farmland. no [indistinct] infrastructure. >> sean: that is an issue that very few people know about, what the governor is referring to is the fact that you have chinese foreign nationals, they have been buying up hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland, ranchland and land near military installations. governor, that can't happen and that land that has already been purchased as far as i'm concerned needs to be taken back and put in the hands of american

farmers and american ranchers. [applause] a want to ask you specifically, though, i called this a new axis of evil. that is china, russia, number one number two geopolitical flow and now iran and the communist chinese brokering a deal with former ally who i thought was our ally, saudi arabia and iran and now syria and iran and then we see the uae seems to be siding with putin and each seems to be siding with putin. to me, we are looking at a new world order involving right in front of our eyes and i don't think we have a president that is even engaged. >> no, sean. i think if you look at what xi jinping has done, he is on the move around the world and you mentioned the saudi mac rn and i don't know what is going to come of that. the fact that they had that meeting with china brokering

that, that is a huge failure on the part of the biden administration and then of course, in the western hemisphere, we have the ccp tried to get involved with countries. we just recently had a country in central america flip from recognizing taiwan to now siding with the ccp. so they are flexing muscle and i think the fact that biden has been very weak on the world stage is embolden them to do even more. >> sean: let me ask you this. do you take that does well, what should america be doing right now to stop this before china, for example, fulfills the territorial ambitions and takes taiwan? what should we do to break up this axis of evil before they become even more united? >> i think with someone like xi jinping, he response to strength and i think clearly we don't have a lot of strength under biden.

we cannot allow the ccp to produce every critical part of our economy. so we are not at the whim of the communist chinese. >> there were two separate occasions when joe biden was asked about what happens at the communist chinese invade taiwan. his initial reaction was that we would stand with them and he backs off every single time. what is the right answer? >> we have had a long-standing, u.s. policy, with respect to taiwan under taiwan relations. i think that that policy should be continued. but ultimately, i think you are looking at chinese leader who is much more ambitious than some of his predecessors and when you combine china's strength, his

ambitions with biden's weakness, that leads us to a very, very dangerous situation. >> sean: governor, i got to ask the obvious question. a lot of people wondering if in fact you are planning to make an announcement and get in this presidential race. nomination. which would include donald trump and i have one follow-up. >> so i have said from the election of 2022 and people started asking me, we got a legislative session that we are working on. we got a few more weeks to go with the. we're going to be putting up a lot of wins on the board and so i'm not going to be making any announcements before that is concluded. >> sean: okay, are you leaning one way or another? >> stay tuned. [laughter] >> sean: all right, that got a good response. [applause] the last time i interviewed president truman, i was there in 2018 and i was seeing the two of you as friends and i said, very

simple question, i asked him, i said, what happened and i think it is only fair to ask you the same question, what do you think happened? >> you know, i enjoyed supporting him when he was president. we worked really hard for his reelection in florida and i always had a good relationship with him and then once the midterm election happened, he started taking shots at me. i didn't really do anything to do it except to a good job. but that is fine. i mean, sean, you know, when you are making things happen, you take him coming variety of targets. that is the nature of the business and i'm happy to stay in strong and do what is right. >> sean: governor, have a great trip. enjoy a day later there. it is night here in new york. by the way, the only normal new yorkers that stayed that are moving to florida probably in a few months are here. all right, straight ahead, don lemon out of fake news cnn.

also, another day, another biden blunder. jimmy, kellyanne conway and more as we continue. stay with us. [applause] ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> sean: fake news seen and has fired don lemon. he claimed to be a journalist. in one thing he was a list? he was a taco shells like me. anyway, -- talk show host like me. anyone, one of the most informed journalist in the country. that shows how steep his cognitive decline really is. unfortunately, cnn's very few viewers will know longer, to see his brilliance on display. take a look at. >> that is what i think --

>> whatever as soon as the you are, explaining to me what it is like to be black. >> i will tell you -- >> sorry. when a woman is considered being in her prime and space in her 20s, 30s, and 40s. >> prime for what? >> depends. it is prime. if you google, when is a woman in her prime, it will save 20s, 30s, and 40s. >> the boston tea party rioting. so do not get it twisted and think this is something that has never happened before and this is so terrible and where are we and all of that? that is how the country was started. >> sean: i think he said the exact same thing on january 6. anyway, here, fox news contributor kellyanne conway. [cheers and applause] you know, it is simple. i am a member of the media. i'm a talk show host. i tell everybody what i do.

are not a list but i do journalism. i can produce thousands of hours of radio and tv coverage where i do straight news. i do investigative reporting. russia hoax for example or obama's radical associations. we also on this program, we do opinion. everybody, i am a conservative. i'm a registered conservative. no shock. i'm honest about it a big we do culture. we do sports. he is a talkshow host but claims to be in journalist. >> if you google him today, he who is part of google says, fired. [cheers and applause] as somebody and by the way i'm fairly sure he is watching this program. so here it goes. i have been waiting for years. i dealt with him. he is mean. he is misogynist. he is unrepentant and i want you to understand this because this is the difference between don lemon and other people. he was always unprepared and a cnn executive admitted that to

me. i was invited by someone and they admitted he is always unprepared. but look, they had enough of him and even today, shot back at him. because they said, you are lying that we do not give you an opportunity to meet with the executives here that you are lying in i think they probably would have paid him his money. lemon by the very nature are better and i say don lemon is the most bitter of all. [applause] >> sean: shots fired. that is going to be tough to beat. i'm going to stick up for lemon on one point. we give him a lot of heat. he does have the highest streaming show ongoing trauma and obey. -- in guantánamo bay. he is an idiot. he should be fired for stupid above all else. listen. literally when he made that

dopey comment about women, which anyone who says women over 50 are past their prime has never seen by search history. [laughter] okay. any time you catch yourself on your air, the only one on television that can get away with that. [laughter] >> little old me. he found himself on live tv saying the words "google it." google it is what you do when you are losing an argument in a bar. google it. it is a confidence scheme. you want to know when i knew he was a goner? when toobin got fired because lemon was the guy people hated whereas toobin had a lot -- good night, everybody. good night, everybody. >> sean: we are not talking about to occur. i don't have details on it but he had a massive audience and has a huge following. this guy had nobody. >> he got demoted. he lost his palm.

he spun it as this is very good to me and that one show with two women who were more prepared and smarter on the daily and he was screaming. caitlin, he is old enough to be her father. she is a very hard-working journalist. she is very smart, very hard-working and then he got called out -- in other words, they don't work. but i think it is the first time he has shown some moxie since he has been there honestly to have fired don lemon. >> sean: i agree with every point you made. it is a sensitive time for all of his viewer, you know what i mean? it was -- he had his relatives and that was it. it was an addition by subtraction and he was a bitter angry dude and they moved him from prime time, they temper he will be driving a cab. >> we made lemonade. >> sean: thank you. when we come back to more "hannity" straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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