maybe you need medication for it. cathy from mehta mann, idaho. will cain has hair just as good as yours. i don't see him bragging about it all the time. i don't bragg about my hair. why does everybody think i am always bragging about my hair. gutfeld started that rumor. i am watters and this is my world. hello and welcome to "fox news tonight". i am will cain. we now know thanks to the release of the durham report earlier this week that the fbi targeted donald trump. they attempted to swing the 2016 presidential election in favor of hillary clinton and sink trump. but have we fully appreciated that the attacks were not limited to donald trump? that the fbi targeted america? earlier today congressman jim jordan of ohio held a hearing in

the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government to investigate abuses by the fbi. the whistleblowers testifying at the hearing two suspended fbi agents and one former agent all claim the fbi retaliated on them for speaking out on the practices at the bureau. if i may, may be just as a reminder, a couple of stories on those practices. in 2021 the fbi counterterrorism division raided the home of a red cross volunteer named joseph. he was 69 years old. anonymous tipsters claimed he was at the capitol on january 6. there is no evidence, though that he was there, much less that he did everything violent. regardless of the fbi, they showed up at his house. they were armed and seized his electronics. the raid was so traumatizing that he suffered two strokes. then there were the pro-life raids unchristian and paul von. no evidence that either of these

men were threats to society but armed fbi agents raided their homes anyway. and then there is you and me and those of us who cherish america's constitution and her symbols. >> the media organization obtained a copy of the document which whistleblowers subsequently authenticated to the committee that is styled the fbi's domestic terrorism symbols guide on militia violent extremist. are you generally familiar with that guide? >> yes. >> was the betsy ross frag flag a terrorism guide? what about the betsy ross flag make someone more likely to be a violent extremist? >> i wish there was a reasonable explanation for that question. >> there isn't. >> congressman matt gaetz talking about the betsy ross flag in addition to the supporter of the second amendment or the right to bear arms as markers according to the fbi that you could be a threat to society, that you could be a

domestic terrorist. one of those whistleblowers you just heard from is garrett o'boyle. o'boyle is an army veteran who after high school enlisted in the infantry of the army and deployed to iraq and afghanistan where he served with enough distinction to earn the combat infantry badge. he went on to become a police officer and then an fbi agent where he swore to serve the nation and protect the constitution. but o'boyle like other agent you will hear from, decided he needed to speak out and blow the whistle on what he saw as the weaponization of the fbi. and for speaking out, they destroyed his life. >> in weaponize fashion the fbi allowed me to accept orders halfway across the country. they allowed us to sell my family's home. they ordered me to report to the new unit when our oldest daughter was two weeks old. then on my first day on the new assignment they suspended me rendering my family homeless. they refused to release our goods including our close for

weeks. all i wanted to do was serve my country by stocking bad guys and protecting the innocent. to my chagrin, bad guys have begun running parts of the government making it difficult to continue to serve this nation and protect the innocent. i for one will never stop trying. i will never forget my oath. >> homeless, stranded without close and a two week old baby all of these whistleblowers paid the price. they suffered for telling the truth. but for multimillionaire levi strauss dan goldman who last night we told you on this program peacock with his feathers around in front of generalist julio roses. for him the truth was not appreciated and these men that you just heard from, the whistleblowers, have sullied the reputation by receiving charity. mr. o'boyle, do you know who kash patel is? >> i do. >> have you received money from kash patel or his organization?

>> i have. >> what about you? do know kash patel as well? >> yes. >> did you receive money from kash patel? >> yes he gave me a donation last november. >> a donation? >> yes. >> are you an organization? >> i was homeless and tried to reach out and get a donation. >> goldman tweeted kash patel is a political hack or donald trump. under investigation by the doj for leaking classified information. today's weaponization instances were bought and paid for by patel. this committee is an arm of criminal defense. these men you see who ruined their careers and begged for coats for their kids to make bank on donations from associates of donald trump. that is according to dan goldman. that is a special level of despicable elitism from dan goldman. we also got a special level of stupid in the hearing from the unintentional comedy stylings of

congresswoman linda sanchez. mr. allen, have you ever used twitter? yes or no? >> i have utilized twitter, yes. >> is your account at marcus a 97050645? >> that is absolutely not my account. >> well on december 5th, 2022, an account under the name marcus allen retweeted a tweet that said. >> that is not my account, ma'am. >> you haven't let me finish the question. on december 5th, 2022 an account under the name of marcus allen retweeted a tweet that said, quote, nancy pelosi staged january 6th. retweet if you agree, end quote. do you agree with that statement? >> it is not his account, lindo. hey linda, is your account linda sanchez 31,399? no? it is not your account.

on may 17, 2023, the time is mine. on may 17th, 2023 did you tweet under the name linda sanchez, donald trump is the greatest president of my lifetime? i am asking you if you agree or not? yes or no? >> the tone, the demand, the demand for yes or no and the dull condescension. i would rather be paired on a debate team with john fetterman thin locked in a room forced to listen to linda sanchez. it wasn't his account, linda. but the insults and the condescension from that hearing from democrats were nothing compared to the price paid by the whistleblowers who said in all honesty they don't know that they would do it again. >> one of your really good friends, and former colleagues came to you and said to you i have this thing that is being covered up. i think the american people need to know about it. what advice would you give them? >> i would tell them first to pray about it long and hard.

and i would tell them i could take it to congress for them or i could put them in touch with congress, but i would advise them not to do it. >> you would legitimately try to protect one of your colleagues from doing what you have done? >> absolutely. >> how do you think that's always being able to shine light on corruption, weaponization and any kind of misconduct? >> it doesn't solve it. but the fbi will crush you. this government will crush you and your family if you try to expose the truth about things they are doing that are wrong. >> these men were targeted. they were crushed for speaking out about you potentially being targeted by the fbi. in case we needed that reminder, yet another reminder that the hearing wasn't about whistleblowers, u.s. virgin islands representative stacey plaskett was on hand to help us know where to point the crosshairs. >> today's hearing will be more of the same. perhaps they are too far gone to realize that in fact this

hearing is evidence as if we needed any more that maga republicans are a threat to the rule of law in america. >> the hearing was about you, about me, about who they call extremist. nobody knows that more than kyle serafin, a former fbi agent and the whistleblower himself. he joins us now. thanks for being with us this evening. you as well as many of the men we saw today have helped bring to light what the fbi was doing. why is this happening inside the fbi, kyle? why are they targeting amendments or who are pro-life? why are americans the target of the fbi? >> well, the fbi is a domestic intelligence agency that still has law enforcement capabilities. that is what they have become. intelligence agencies want information and they need a target. a lot of this comes down to funding which steve friend was accurate about as he presented that at the hearing today.

they are incentivized to name a target and incentivize to hit the target. it turned out the politically expedient target they had was white supremacy, antigovernment, antigovernment by extremist. it is made up. it's like the founding fathers. anybody that fit into that category is pretty conservative. we are the target and we being conservative with a lowercase "c", no party required. at favors the democrats. >> the fbi has tried to dismiss many whistleblowers as seeking fame or using the media inappropriately. for others, there have been suggestions for example when it comes to the gentleman we heard marcus allen that he got in the way of investigations by looking at alternative theories. i thought that is what we were supposed to do, consider all possibilities? he was talking specifically about january 6th. it seems that the fbi had a conclusion and went in search of evidence and punished an agent who might have had an open mind?

>> that is 100% correct. >> i talked to marcus this afternoon and i am friends with o'boyle. these are all my people at this point. what is amazing is the durum report actually called the fbi out for lacking analytical rigor. and a clinical rigor is when you consider all sides of a problem. they are failing to do that. i would say marcus allen was doing what i would expect them to do. he was an sos which was a tactical analyst that assists fbi agents and practical casework getting information and background and so on. all the angles should be considered and if i had an sos like market i would want him to give me all the information and let me get it out and what holds water when you get in the field and do the interviews and the investigation it needs. he was doing at the way it was supposed to be done. it's unfortunate that the bureau was politically minded that they bought in 100% on january 6. is a lot of money and promotions tied to it. they created a prophecy that said it would be the biggest investigation in history.

therefore it must be the biggest investigation the fbi has ever done. >> kyle seraphin has given us much of this information in the hearing about what is and who are the targets of the fbi. thank you so much, kyle. >> appreciated. matt gaetz was at the hearing. you saw him in the clip asking o'boyle about who has been targeted by the fbi. he joins us now tonight. congressman, great to have you with us on the program. i would love to start with this. there are a great many americans who have seen this and heard this and are beginning to become aware of the problems within the fbi. but then they go to the next question. the question i have to start with with you. what can be done about it? when were though be accountability? >> we don't throw people in jail in congress. that is for good reason. we have to defang and defund the authorities that have been weaponize to against the people. we have to get the fbi out of washington, d.c. much of what you heard today is

there are good fbi agents and analysts around the country. there is pressure that comes out of headquarters and out of the washington field office to do things that are against the law and the constitution. when people are brave enough to push back, they are crushed. we have seen how the fbi has targeted president trump and how they have targeted anyone who believes in the second amendment or build the wall or for goodness sake the betsy ross flag. now we see how they go after their own. they do it to make an example of these people because they know that the corruption runs deep and they are deeply afraid that more people will come forward. it's easier for them to torture garrett o'boyle and leave his children without jackets and a cold winter and to leave steve friend without the ability to make an income. it's easier to do that then to face the consequences of the corruption that they have allowed to seep into an agency that has sown more evil than they have routed out. >> congressman, you tweeted another example of that

corruption. you have a whistleblower out of the boston field office who has brought to light a firm that there was fbi present on january 6th. infiltration in the riot on january 6th. with all of that in hands, and i heard you say that, we understand the limitations of the power on congress. you don't throw people in jail. but you do have the power of the purse. you do have appropriations. is that in the end, the avenue that congress can pursue in attempting to reform the fbi and how you fund the fbi? >> yeah, the lifeblood of the things you are concerned about, it's the money. we have to cut off the money. we also have to make organizational changes. my colleague dan bishop of north carolina has suggested breaking up the fbi so that the agents fall within the jurisdiction of the u.s. attorneys throughout the country. that way everything isn't centralized where you have a circumstance like in boston where the boston agents were saying we are not going to round up people just because they

happen to be in washington, d.c. on january 6th. and for that they face consequences. that is deeply unfair. >> congressman matt gaetz, an important hearing today. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you. joe biden's cross-dressing klepto nuclear official just arrested again. he didn't learn anything. but he got caught stealing luggage. more on that, next. ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel. hi, i'm susan, i've lost 84 pounds on golo and i've kept it off for a year. i had spent so much money on other products that when i saw the commercial for golo, the price was so much cheaper and i thought, "boy, this might not work but why not try it?" it is amazing and it works really well.

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disgraced biden administration official and international baggage burglar sam britain was arrested in washington, d.c. right outside the capitol last night. kevin kohr joins us now with an update. >> reporter: great to be with you my friend. sam brenton the senior department of energy official who you recall had access to highly sensitive and classified material by virtue of their job. that sam brenton has been arrested. brendan had been a fugitive from justice according to maryland police. but was finally picked up over in rockville which is a suburb of washington, d.c. that arrest is related to the death of airport luggage and it's the third such criminal case involving brendan burke the

latest arrest coming a month after brendan surprisingly escaped jail time in two separate cases in minnesota and nevada also involving, you guessed it, luggage staff to. that is despite facing up to 15 years behind bars in those cases. i say that because he had also been seen on camera and online wearing various pieces of women's clothing allegedly stolen vibrant and. but of course he escaped facing the music. you will remember he made headlines last year after being appointed to that position that oversees nuclear waste policy at the doe office of nuclear energy by virtue of that appointment by the biden administration. we know this. there is another case now. we don't have a court date for the latest case, but as i get that information i promised to pass it along. he could face more jail time. i say more. he hasn't faced any at or he hasn't served any at. we will see if that changes this timeout. >> only the best for the biden

administration. thank you, kevin. >> matt was a rookie punter drafted by the buffalo bills when his life was ruined by a false gang rape accusation. he had risen to national prominence at san diego state university. has record-breaking funds had got him nicknamed the punter of god. a 17-year-old girl partially accused him of gang raping her with two of his teammates at a college party. the sports media jumped all over the allegations. this was their moment. they got to talk about misogyny. more importantly they talked about themselves and talk about their moral authority. the buffalo bills then dropped him. his professional career was over before it began. the only problem, he was not even at this party. prosecutors this week declined to press charges. here is what he had to say about the experience. >> it was brutal. i had to trust the process and trust the evidence would come out in the end and trust that the truth would win in the end. that's what i held onto.

i say i had trust in the judicial process and the civil court process, but in the court of public opinion it was not fair to be treated as guilty until proven innocent. i can look at myself in the mirror and know this is not true. that's the biggest thing. >> mary is a writer and the host of the podcast getting hammered. it's great to have you on the show this evening. these false accusations do get me very upset. while you can be cleared of the crime as the famous saying goes, where do you go to get your reputation back? >> this is one of those instances where we learned that me too and the movement might have brought about a lot of things to light that were wrong that we should know about. but that doesn't mean you dispense with due process which is what happens here in the court of public opinion. the media is happy to help every step of the way if the characters are the right characters. he says he would love to be judged by the facts now that we know them. the prosecutor declined to bring

challenges because of a transcript that was unsealed. the reason he didn't bring charges is because they interviewed a bunch of people and witnesses say he wasn't there during the time of the event and they have many terabytes of phone data that they got that have videos to which the prosecutor told the accuser and her lawyer, looking at these i cannot possibly prove that something forcible happened here. those are pretty important facts that he should be judged by. yet we didn't have those and cbs, writers for the atlantic, the nfl network all just said obviously we will talk about the travesty of this allegation instead of dealing with the fact that someone is innocent until proven otherwise. too often media is picking that we don't like this character and social justice requires that we categorize him as bad and this accuser as good. that is not what journalism should be. >> mary catherine, i was in sports media when this case came to light. i have seen this type of story on numerous occasions. it really is, as i said, about

the journalists and themselves. the image for who they might be and their own particular moral authority. they want to climb to the top of the mountain and stand on the table and say they are antirape. there is a strong contingent of opposing there that is pro- rape. it's a crowded mountaintop. i just wonder where the moral authority is for those who stand up and say wait, i will get the facts before i destroy someone's life. >> pro due process is not pro- crime. get the media has this hive mind if you are the person that says i would like to wait until we know exactly what happened here before we throw someone under the bus. you are seen as pro- the crime. that is an infantile way of thinking. is not the way the american system of justice works. it's not the way it should work in the court of public opinion. too often it is. not only did the media get mad at him and call him guilty, they piled on his parents for defending him at the time. it turns out they should have defended him. >> now that the case has cleared

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a sanctuary city. new york welcomes illegal immigrants. it is a sanctuary city. why is mayor eric adam shipping illegal immigrants to riverhead? >> that was a decision he made that went bad, really bad. now he doesn't know what to do. he's got 65,000 people coming into his city. he doesn't know what to do with them. he is reaching out to all state facilities that house individuals, veterans, disabled. he is making contracts with them and giving them a great amount of money. all of these individuals in these shelters and homes are being put out into the street and he is paying them big-time box. that has got to stop. in particular what is really disturbing and what really set me off on this journey was that in the crossroads hotel in orange county he made a deal with the hotel.

they took 25 local area residents who were homeless who needed the shelter and put them out in the street to house people that are coming over. this is a federal problem and this has been going on for at least three years. we need to address this. should not be or at the county and definitely not in a small community which is very diversified and lives in peace with only 36,000 individuals. we are working. we enjoy what we have. in order to come in and upset our community it is not happened >> it shoved homeless people housed in your community in a hotel back out onto the streets in order to provide hotel rooms to illegal immigrants? what will this do to your city? can you absorb all of these illegal immigrants that he will ship to river head? >> it is impossible. we are on the verge of something that has been going on very quickly and riverhead dirt we

are creating a town square. we have gotten $10 million grant from the agreement to build a town square. there is so much development and great things. the community is coming together. there is so much support and we get hit with this. it is unfortunate. mayor adams has to decide what he's going to do with the problem he created. he's not going to displace people along suffolk county. >> it looks like he will try, doesn't it? he will ship them out to you. >> he can try. it's a code order and a state of emergency. these hotels are not zoned for that. they are violating the zone. if we have to do like rockland county do to go to court and get an injunction, we will do that. >> if you opened yourself up as a sanctuary city you should be able to welcome them into your city and not ship them out to cities that are not sanctuary cities. it seems pretty intuitive and obvious to me.

best of luck and riverhead. thank you so much. here's a crazy story. a female army officer named dahlia to ray came back from active duty and found a squatter living in her georgia home. amazingly she could not get him evicted. the squatter named a bit since i'm in is a previously convicted criminal with gun, drug and deft charges. he was finally arrested today. dahlia is the owner of the house and joins us now. great to have you on the program. this has got to be something. you are deployed on active duty and come home and you hear that your house has been commandeered by a squatter. >> thank you for having me. yes. i am actually still on active duty. that was quite alarming to find out that someone else had moved into to my home. >> first, where do you sit today? he has been arrested. has he been evicted from your home? have you been able to get your home back? >> i did.

marshals and the sheriff's office worked together to get him out today. he is now sitting in jail. i got him evicted today. >> that takes time. i have heard the stories of squatters before. that is no easy task. once someone barricades themselves figuratively in your house there is some kind of squatter rights that makes it almost impossible for you to get back your home. how did this whole thing make you feel? >> it is kind of unjust to find out that someone can literally move into your home with fictitious lease, with a company that doesn't exist. my house was not on the market for rent. it was on the market for sale. i had a contract on the house. to find out that this person moved into my home right after i got done renovating, it was very

aggravating and i was angry. i was very angry. being away from home, had i not been on duty, i would have been in my home. to know that a career criminal at that could just move in and did not want to leave. >> i cannot imagine. it makes you feel not just angry but insecure and violated. i know it was difficult to get and it can be as we talked about someone evicted from your home. you mentioned you had a purchase or your home in the meantime. were you able to retain the buyer? what is the status of your house today? >> i did not. i had to turn binate that contract. >> because he was sitting in the house? >> correct. >> the buyer got spooked. i had to terminate the contract. i use the georgia title 44 to

get him out to. a lot of people really don't know about that. it has to do with the sheriff's office. the police cannot get them out because it's a civil matter. had i not gone to the media, i would not have had the opportunity to get my home back today. >> and you lost a buyer in the process. you are literally out money from this man sitting there squatting, which i think is a nice way to say essentially some level of grand theft auto having stolen a purchase from you on your house while you are serving your country. we appreciate you sharing your story. we wish you the best of luck. hopefully find a new buyer in quick time. >> i have faith. i think i will. thank you for having me. jill biden is failing at his job. msnbc is doing everything they can to convince the american people otherwise. joe scarborough is leading the with the fawning coverage.

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i think everyone knows party has in incestuous relationship with the media. nobody benefits from it more than joe biden. it is safe to assume the more over-the-top the praise gets from the media the worse biden is doing. biden is doing so poorly lately that joe scarborough and miko from morning joe are having daily segments telling you the opposite, that he is feeling great and doing a great job. >> the age issue is an issue, but you know what? i will say this for the biden white house. it is more of a presentation issue because he is on top of the issues. >> president biden keeps up a brutal schedule. there is no question that there is a tremendous difference, and this is understating it incredibly, between the amount of work that he puts in in a day

compared to former president trump and his executive time. i know you would be exhausted if you had his schedule and probably would take some days off, or i would. >> he is cogent? you should be able to tell that is true by watching joe biden. he tells you, just watch me. joe scarborough is saying it might not be obvious, but definitely he is good to go. he is strong, he is cogent. he is a warrior for this life, laura. laura ingraham joins us. >> i like that full graphic. are they warriors in that picture? >> he keeps up a grueling schedule. we can trust. >> they put a lid on his schedule at 11:00. a couple hours after they are off the air. you are so kind and everyone in the studio is incredible to give them the audience that they crave in the morning. without this incredible set up and these clips, no one might

ever know much about what they are saying. i salute you for being so magnanimous in what you are doing to my old employer msnbc. >> it is part of my brand to be magnanimous. >> what they cannot do is talk about the results of this administration. all kidding aside, whether it's the public's optimism declining, the declining value of the dollar, the attacks on personal liberty whether it's the way you compete your home or you can cook your home. that is all coming. we feel that. the push for electric vehicles driving up the cost of everything that is energy related which is everything we consume and everything we purchase. that is hard for people who don't have great jobs like the ones we have. it is really tough. most people say their lives are better than they were a year ago. certainly not four years ago when things were looking pretty good under donald trump. they can say everything they want. what did they say? he deserves a vacation? i missed that part.

it is a grueling schedule. it doesn't really surprise me. what else are they going to say? they have a couple thanks to say. white supremacy is the biggest threat to the country. is not a bad economy. it's not endless wars. it is white supremacy. racism is increasing. homophobia, xena phobia. america is a rotten plays narrative. it is because of everyone that disagrees with them. what happened to hope and change? that is out the window. >> if you drop a rock from a certain height it will hit terminal velocity. i thought or i am hopeful that insanity also has a point of essentially terminal velocity that you can deny reality and tell me black is white and men or women. but in peoples eyes they understand objective reality. what you see with mika and joe is two people pulling the wool in realtime like a bad magician over the american people's eyes. you cannot tell us the president is strong and cogent. >> this is a show primarily for

the manhattan elites and the journalistic set. they know what time it is. they know that people's bank statements and the 401(k) statements are down precipitously. regular people know when you go to the grocery store you get nothing for $60. you cannot deny that. you can try to say republicans are mean and racist. that is what they will do. as far as i can tell that is all they say. but numbers are numbers. you cannot fudge those numbers. i think it will be increasingly difficult. they have a strong constituency of women voters, especially liberal, older white women who hate trump and hate conservatives. they think they can have a real lock on the minority vote, which i think is changing. at slowly changing but republicans have to work on it. >> the reality has a hopeful track record over the last couple years. they successfully denied reality. they convinced some segment of

the population believe that men can be women. sports illustrated has its new covers out which includes not just martha stewart at age 81, but it includes some men as well. there is knows that is safe. men are better than everything at women including women. >> i don't think either of those are women. >> the one on the right is trans. >> what do i know? it is so obvious what they are doing. i think again, money kind of tells us the truth. what will sell more? sports illustrated magazines. is at the mixed gender magazines or the traditional sports illustrated chute of beautiful models? you cannot have any objective talent or subjective standards of beauty. that is all discriminatory. we make decisions based on our experience and what is attractive to us. everyone has different views of

what is attractive. again, this is denying that up is up and down is down. they have to do that. back to msnbc or any figurehead for the liberal intelligence. they have to tell people, look, you need to suffer more a little bit. if you don't suffer the horrible awful white supremacists are coming for you and they will overthrow the democracy. these are the people that use the rush of collusion or thing to interfere with the election. not for just one election, but two elections. that's all they have. the anti- democracy. >> that is something you will talk about tonight on your show going into the fbi whistleblowers. >> we will talk about that. also back to the issue of the latino vote in urban america. they are worried about that. jill biden is unveiling his plan to hold onto the latino vote. we will tell viewers how republicans have a pathway to increase the vote. if they increase the vote it's over for the democrats. >> the plan is to call everybody

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it seems something has gone very wrong in america. what do you think is the biggest threat to men? >> well, i think the left and their ideology has a lot to do with the will. i am right there with you. i have two little boys at home. that's why i wrote the book. what the left has said to men for generations, 20 or 30 years, to be a man is to be toxic. if you are a man, you are a terrible influence in making the world a worse place just by being you. i think we have to send the opposite message. we need men to be stronger we need men to take on responsibility. we need them to be protectors and providers and to live in a sacrificial way that empowers other people. a man who does that can transform his life. he can transform his family and transform this country. that's what we need. >> you have written about this in your book. it seems to me that not just when it comes to men, but for any human bin, the biggest source of depression or loss is a loss of a sense of purpose.

men certainly seem to have lost their purpose. you wrote in the book, which i liked, there are four essential purposes that men need to look to fulfill. those are of the warrior, the builder, the priest and the king. tell me more about those senses of purpose. >> well, these are ancient rules that men have been called upon to play from time in memorial. i look to stories in the bible and american history. i tell stories from my own life and mentors of mind to look at these character traits. the journey to manhood is a journey of character that we as men go on our whole lives. it's about building up character and building up our strength. you look at the virtue of the builder, someone who contributes. the warrior is strong and willing to defend. the virtues of a priest, someone in touch with eternity and what matters. the king, somebody who can provide, protect, bring goodness and liberty and peace in order to other people. every man is called to do all of those things. we have to put those role models

out there for young men and men of all ages, but especially for young guys to say this is how you leave a legacy. this is how you change the world. >> i would love to ask you this. with the loss of masculinity we have lost leadership in this country in many ways. we have a generation of young men with depression sitting around playing video games, aimless. we have had this weird thing step up and it's vacuum, this fake masculinity of braggadocio and material trappings. it seems to be there are other things willing to fill the vacuum of masculinity. >> yeah, a good example is you have this group of men who say masculinity is toxic. let's just embrace that. we will say i will be toxic too. that's not it. a man is a man. a man is a guy willing to provide and sacrifice and give himself away. we need to call men to that ethic. >> strongmen who can have a sense of purpose, raise a family and contribute to their

community and have principles and help their own community and their own sense of self back to the light. manhood, i look forward to reading this book in-depth. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. that will do it for us tonight here on "fox news tonight". coming up next is, of course, the great sean hannity who has with him once again tonight all of his friends. hello, friends. hold on. they have a message for you. what is the message for will? >> hi will! >> it was hi will. welcome to hannity. we are back with our live audience tonight in studio. lindsey graham, tomi lahren, kellyanne conway, judge jeanine pirro right here on set. first aid dire warning from a former fbi special agent. listen to this. the fbi will crush you.