>> you're not paying for roads and bridges. that's this. >> it is .rry, t gary, thanks forha joining us ad thanks for being roeg with your language. thanks. that's all for tonight. >>ll fori want you to join us bw tomorrow for the show where weha won't tell you what to think, but we will challenge those that do. have a great evening.willge sean hannity is next.. all right, joey, good to see you , my friend. thank you . and welcome to hannity. plnight, a big budget battle taking place on capitoacl hill. speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden have rreacheeachedd a tentative dean the debt ceiling. not all republicans, not all democrats are on board. in fact, manryy are very outragd about the agreement.peaker now coming up, w oe have formers speaker of the house newt gingrich. he support.s a deal. and congressman dan bishop, north carolina, who does not. they will join us and debated co the purported compromisemi. but here's what you need to know about the ninety nine page so-called fiscal pag responsibility act, including arguments on both sides. now,uding ar first, the name. just so you know, it means.

nothing. we ae over hav thirty one trillion dollars in debt and that massiv$3e tally continues to grow even afters bi this bill . stillll, small government economists, people like steve moore support the bill calling it a step in the rightir direction. republican congressmen, on the other hand , chip roy is referring to it as at sandwich. the washington times, meanwhile, they describe it as a win for the gop, all whiles representing nancy mace, is trashing the deal for normalizing record spendingt wh with the president who can't find his pants. now,ca some republican lawmaker, they are infuriated thatth the compromise maintains what h an unacceptably high level of covid error olef spending and repurpose nearly one hundred billion dollars in spending instead of making poi outright cuts to thent budget. u this is a bill that pushes any further negotiations back until after the presidential election, which is a very keyy point of contentioken. t to many republicans wanted yet another negotiation before g nen

year's presidential election. they fear handing democrats a blang de k check if they keep the white house in 2020 four .tr here's some republicans like about the bill. one , itan capd caps ns nondefe spending growth by no more thann one percent in 202 0 four and 2020 five to the bill does claw back . twenty eight billion dollars in unspent covid funds three . it officially cancele, it ofs bn student loan porres repayments now restart the end ofoes not en the summer, but it doesn't end them for a marginally expands work requirements for certain social programs like food stamps. requ five funding to biden's insaneio cial80 billion plan to double2 e the size of the irs. that will be cut by one point b four billion dollars a year. but a fayear.r cry fromr the re the republican bill thatram slashed the program completely. and , another to cnn 20 billion will be repurposed in 2020 four and 2020 five ,t quote, this provision does note appear in the text otef the bilb but another source familiar

with the deal said both sides have ad to . means but that b means best caseis scenario is biden's irs expansil still have expansion will still have around 60 billion dollars to worbilliok with . out as conservatives point out, , the budget cuts are small, not enough for some republicans. remember, their bill cut four point eight trillion. also, the work requirementsose feature a lot of exceptions. est and some believe thaiat the cutg are essentially window dressing to a terribl te bill .it. now the republicans are for it. the republicans passedn that the original bill again that say four point eight trillion over 10 years. 4.8 traccording to kevin mccart. this bill saves just over two trillion dollars, which is a record spending cut a. o finally, the bill also cuts some red tape around certain certai energy projectn s and expeditest a pipeline in west virginia. t that's goohat isd for the energy sector in this country. now, onof course, democrats, they are also livid about the provisions. you have the far left sierra the club far-l calling it a bad deah the country. you have senator tim kaine e countre attempattempting now o

the legislation in the u.s. senate. you have congresswoman cory bush now accusing her fellow lawmakers of, quote, taking food out of vulnerable people's mouths. >> needless to say, democratse are not happ y with this bill like some republicans are. >> take a look.. i am o we're being held hostage because i am one of the people that has read al his redl 100 pf this bill . and i have been askinghave b questions for three days. and there are things in this bill that i would clearly not support. t. >> will you vote in favor?te in i'm still undecided because i know we can'>> i'm st fault. >> i'm angry that we're in this position. so i have some serious have somr about the deal, wolf. and my team and i are still reviewing it. we t received a text last major night, but one o cf a major concerns is on nondefense discretionary spending.hat another major problem is the joe manchin pipeline. so we fought so hard to stop from being built that is still a part of this bill . >> now, no doubt many on both

sides of the aisle are either happy or unhappy about the , quote, compromisunhappe, even th the bill is online for all to see and has advanced through wimmittee, it is still subject to change with amendmentthswe hv and that complicates the agreement even more . and we have the so-called harde deadline, which is not a hard deadline, which janet yellen says is june the 5th. for >> we do. you do know one thing for sure, a primary holder of our debt is the communist party of china and they do not fear they do c not respect this currentur president , this administration ,because this week they spit in our faces yet once again and refused what was a polite o invitation for our country's top defensiv tope officials to y in singapore. they said no, go and this alsoot comes as china's neighbor, north korea, they just launchede a space vehicle in preparation for the country's very firstwhi by satellite, which reportedly ended in failure. we canre only hope it is nowundi more clear than ever. under biden, we ar e a train wreck both at home and abroad.ac china has declared a cold war

against our country and we arein doing nothing to stop it anyway. joining us nowg usnow on on bidn mccarthy debt ceiling compromise, fox news contributor, forme r formr speaker of the house newt gingrich, along wi with north carolina congressman. dan bishop is with us . all right, mr. speaker,ak you saider, you this is a win r mccarthy. he just tweeted out, it'ouse the largest cut in history. >> let's get your take on it.tog ifll, look, i think it's pretty straightforward. if you look at whereou look wee going, which was the biden position of no amendments of any kind, no negotiations, just keep raising the debt ceiling, keep going. business as usual. look w and then you loohek where overv one hundred days the houseo republicans who shocked shthe country by actually passil a bill that had real change, w' real reform, realll cuts. the truth is , we are notwould nearly as well off as we'd likle to be because we didn't have

a republican president to negotiate with . we ay betterramaticalltiate wi off than we would have been ife we just rolled over for joe biden. ue sost the question, i thinkio foy republicans and probably congressman bishop, when i have the deepest disagreement is the conseco sense of a no vote , don i believe of having done this as you know, in my new book, a march to the majority, where i explain how we spent four years negotiating with bill clinton, gettingr yeag to the only four years of a a balanced budget in bud your lifetime. weget in did it one step at a t. well, this is the first step now. republicans can decide to pretty reasonable first step. not everything they want, butbut it starts the game towardsnced the balanced budget, towards appropriatio budn. this fall, remember, was they to say establishay -- a ceiling, not a basement. do frosh the cm the ceiling down further, is it fair to saywn tht you believe, based on your experience and you were the last speaker to balance

a budget to your credit ? i give you ae lotbudget of creo that. thatf credit f has to be a proct in reality, it's a process. what if the republicans justr dt stood firm on their debt ceiling increase that the cbot scored out of four pointer 1 eight trillion in savings over 10 years? what happen then? >> then we'll get to the congressman. biden would have said no.the fic the financial markets would have collapsed. the republicans would have beenn crowded into a position where j 20 or 30 of them would havean joined the democrats and six or. eight of them would have joined the democrats in the senate. and you would have a deb o cuts ceiling with no cuts, no re changes, no reforms. this is this is chatgpt. this is not checkers. it's not tic tac toe. and you've got to think through not just one step, but five ,or six or eight or 10 steps. and in thanst consequence,equen i think that kevin mccarthy got a pretty good deal . and most importantly, hend shifted the balance of power and the balance of leadership

away from both the senatewhite o and the white house. and that is s , frankly,a a historical experience, comparablehi to what we did in 1995. >> yeah, and then, well, i meane ,remember, biden startedd out a saying he wouldn't compromise at all. t aland then went missing in acn for ninety seven days. >> let's get your takeget yo on the bilurl. the well, i agree with former speaker gingrichl. to a point. t that is to say that the bill rep that republicans passeublid on the floor of the house with 218 votes was a great bill and we were unified inand o doing it. i know something about that. we created the unity when we went through the speaker's fight in january . nee problebe in the probm is thn speaker mccarthy entered into this negotiationgo, he gave upgi the farm. speaker gingrich describeschcris a bunch of benefits. we've spoken earlier about thi s of t he wrote an article on fox news about it and listed a lot of these things. when you read the text ofther the bill, they're not there. afn the cbo justoo today, this afternoon released information,m

an estimate abouatt the so-calld work requirements that were added to food stamps and a temporary assistance for needy families. they've said that becausthe ofta the additional categories ofre a exemptions that were added indn the language of the bill, the cost of the is going to go$. up by two point $1 billion. tha that's not a get.is i that is a that's in fact, so in case after case speaker steam has come oute, and told us that we taught touted benefits. tou when you reate wd the languageh the bill, they're not there.juee i was just in the conferenceis e earlieveningr this evening and r mccarthy's negotiator talked about the provision on the irs mr. mct 80 . it turns out to be one point four billion, not one point but nine , as they claimed. them bufrt it doesn't do anything to stop them from hiring staff with the remaininghiring new seventy eight point six billion hiring new irs agents this year. age now, you know, mister, let me ask the speaker about that, ifnd you don't mind. congressma,n, that was a bigpubc

promise of the republicans to tano defund the hiring or the doubling of the irs agentse . why didn't they hold the line i or that on that? d and i don'ont think was we ar unreasonable, the republicans to say we're going to goe back to twenty, twenty three spending levels with a 1% baseline budgeting cap. to me, they were reasonable provisions and i can understand people's anger at that because that seemed the irs in particular seem to be a big- is issue for republicans. mr. spe >> mr. speaker?i un well, as iders understand, wentt back , i thought congressman bishop was very effectivn bieece on your show this afternoon. so effective t thathe spt i wenf back to the speaker's staffout o and talked to them aboutme oe i. several of these issues. and all i can reportreported tor this year, they don't havet the money to hire the additional agents. and this fall in the appropriations bill , republicans will have every opportunit -- every to continuet process. agrin, this is the one yea the is a process. the question is , will we

be stronger coming out of this and continuing to cut oute the irs agents or will it be legal? n i'm told, by the wayum, that a number of democrats are so shaken by the cut in domesticco discretionary spendingin that they're talking about taking sway 20 or 30 billion dollar th the irs money to to put it to other priorities. that they think are a lot more important. so i think you've got to be you know, there are a lot of details here, and i think eachto whde has a different version of what the details mean. but i would suggest to you that each of these steps, as small as they are, are it n fact stepy away from bigger spending. you've had the new york post, a the wall street journal, i mean ,hardly left wing institutions . both have said this is anificant significant step in the right direction. e te they have technical experts, act least as good as congressman bishop. and they have looked a t it and they've concludey d thats a

on balance, this is a significant step away fromy by bigger government, not a victory by itself is suddenly, is this the end game? i'o.d say vote no . if you say to me, this is the first step, i would say vote "yes". then sean . >> sean , i really can't believe my ears when when folks tell me, well, it doesn't matter if it's notla the languae of the bill, what are? they saying? they've got a handshake agreementhey gt with joe biden. hemean, i can't believe. but the here's the real here's the real killer. >> it took the debt ceiling outo to the january one.longer 2020 five ta year longer than the republican bill proposed. here'sa pi a piece of informatih for your viewers. i just heard it tonight fromt fe the speaker in the conference. he said the reason that happened was his call. n he wasn't even asked for by the democrats. he didn' didn't want tt want to another negotiation with joe biden next year because he believedbe that they would askwhat for more . he that's what hesa said .. you understand? that's a four trillion, maybe,

five omar six trillion dollar increase in debt that we just h let him have. and the speaker says he madecal. the call. i don' i don't undet understand that.ok and it just it doesn't make sense. i it is .t it fractured republican unity that was so hard won. we're going to have to figurehak out how to put that back together.er. i don't know what happens with the congress and with . ncrat votes now, you talked earlieeer about the need maybe for a motionmccat to vacate when whenhy kevin mccarthy became speaker. that was an issue any one member can basically call for this. noemember, bically, confidence n the speaker. you said earlier today that's under consideration. >> can you believe that's going to happen? what i said, john , is that itis seems inescapable to me, given what has occurred and the way he was the steward of b republican unity and he blew. to smithereens. >> but there was>> sea one repo that said you woulguy d be the a that did it. that's notthat how i said it. thini'm not i don't go off

doing things like that half thcked or for my own personal interest or out of any animus.er there are people that very serious. we worked with very hard on . speaker gingrich was a critic.cl you were a critic of us in january . but the result we achieved. a actually , i wasn't a critic. i didn't mind the process. ear. i just thought you guys shouldao have done it earlier.ul i mean, that should christmaswe and we should have been ready to hit the ground running was just to be clear on the point, sean , is that we we actually achieved something that that almost shockedshocke the country in that process floothe unity that was won so that we could put this bill on the floor and pass it when people said we'r e too fractious to do it, they were wrong. and why would you go into a negotiation without calling folks on something that fundamental and blow up the unity? i understand. joshker gingrich, he was just h, i'e ask speaker gingric. would be what? >> i'm not trying to interruptu, you to congressman. c.

i want to be fair to both sidesm here. congressman, what seems to betoe lackind i g in this, and i may a be wrong, is as the speaker was negotiating with the white his house, it sounds like he was not communicating with his caucus. and it seems to me that that needed to be a big part of the process, especially when you take into account thatans mo the the margin of republicans majority is so smallri is so s speaker john boehner, becausef h i wasn't part of that process. but i'll say this, having, i think, pretty successfully negotiated bill clinton for four years and having produced welfare reforms and , the larget capital gains tax cut in history, and the only four consecutive balanced budgets in your lifetime, i actually thinks there's a lot ofdo wisdom in saying to people you wouldn'ta necessarily win a second round on the debt ceiling next year. what you canwhat weaponizes to l

the conservatives you think you can win, you're goinou are g apprope a whole series of appropriations bills this fall. congressmahis falln massie got d introduced and mccarthy got adopted, a provision that ifngrs the congress doesn't pass all their appropriations bills, there's an automatic for all governmentrnment cut in spendin soto there's a huge incentive to get this done.uld be - and my point would be , guys, that conservatives have lots of opportunities in the next year and a half to make their case.td but to do that, the stronger they are, the more unified , they look and the greaterwith degree than what the house t republicans become. e better the center of gravity, the better off we are. and if thie s bill goes down, don't kid yourself. what you're going to get out of that is a clean debt ceiling with no reforms because people will crumble under the weightar of the financial community of te and the fear of a deficificit,

i say is defaulting. and so i think thi s is a huge gamble to decide that a not vote is acceptable. >> all right, congressman, i'll give you 20 seconds. >> i'm way ove r time here like sean . look, the the problems are what are not in the bill. speaker gingrich just referred to another. there is no auto c.r. in the bill. there is a the one percent reduction. but that's you just andget in he's also right that w ae can't get in a position where we're split apart and you end up with with a clean ceiling that goes on forever. but, you know, that's why this has to be better operated. we'll fix it.t su but i'm noret sure how right no: . all right. a thanllk you both.out. i really appreciate it.at spearmative debate. speaker gingrich, congressman bishop, thank you .ssma now to anothern top storys to tonight. the fbi, the fbi, sorry, continues to defy a subpoenais from the house oversight committee and is refusing to hand over to an fbi, what's2 known as a ten twenty0

three form that details an alleged bribery scheme featuring joe biden and foreign nationals and specific actions taken in exchange for familyoney money dating dat back to his tin as vice president . house republicans are nows po poisedised to hold fbi director wray in contempt of congress. that is , move the fbi is calling unnecessary after, quote, good faith cooperation. e so what does that even mean?ames here now with more oversight. committee chairman james comber . all right.dire so you're goinctg to holordn com director wray in contempt. t is that what you said? even though you have a schedule, call them. where does it stand? it tonight? >> well, today was the deadline he was givenhe three weeks. to produce a document and go into detail on what exactly they did to investigate the validity of the document. but thus far , he won't evenmitt admit that they have given u the documentation. he's given us the runaround for three weeks. he's just stalling. he said there's good faith effort. they haven'taid to s produced a. they haven't even admitted haveo they have a document. so weye don't have confidence iy

director wray. we're already in the process of drafting legislation to hold an oversight committee markup next. week to hold fbi director wray in contempt of congress.u, tho >> all right.ug let me ask you , though, most people don't know what ten , twenty three form is , but my understanding of it is mya witness that you both, you and senator grassley describe as a credible witness. that makes a very specificakes r allegation that certain actions were taken by then vicen in exc president biden in exchange for okayhangfory going to his famil. okay, and that credible witnesses brought that to you. and you want to see the document. now, if that's uncorroborated,fe by the fbi, that would be something probably that would be seen in private. i would guesivate.s. number two , i want to know if when the fbi had this document knew about this and whatat they did to investigate this. they've had the document for four years. even we don't know if they've even investigated it. that's my fear. ththat they never did anything.d

would you look at what's irs happened with the irs, with the irs? whistleblowers claim is theyre were told to stand down. there's a patterand downn within our federal government when looking at any type of wrongdoing by the biden family that people in the government bureaucracy have told rank and file government employees to stand down ors to stand to gm the file. and don't worry about it. i that's basically what directory told me.i have i have demonstrated a pattern dm of joe biden traveling all over the world. and weeks after he leave leas f stthe country, his family starts mysteriously getting wyrsch from that foreign country into, shell companies that then are wired back to the individual family. but let me ask you , that's not normal behavior. what would what wouldor the contempt of the fbi t director look like? >> all right.you have you've now given him him two opportunities. you have a phone call with them. they're saying they're cooperating, but sayinrs they're not going to give you the document. of course, your committee

and congress has not only a n right, but right b a duty in tef oversight. what would what would a subpoena look like, in your view? what or contempt ultimately of congress look like? well, we're stilcol drafting, bt it's going to look very similara to what the democratt s didthata with the bayonet. i mean, that was a perfect example of a congressionalin committee holding someone in contempt of congress. but for director to issue a statement, lois lerner, if i if my memory serves me, it hol didn't matter. >> mattededr eric holder and others that were held inyoun contempt. you know, it seems likow e those rules only apply to conservatives, congressman, but we're going to do everything we can to hold himg u accountable and we're not messing around. we've already demonstratednd hae a pattern of behavior thatth would suggest this is ais i credible accusatios n and we wat answers. >> all right, congressman s colma, great. thank you foean: a nk you fr that update. we're going to watch this closely. coming up, the wolke left, the they have officially gonye too

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and i think you will too. >> i fear the winds of change. >> we now turn to a disturbing story, this one out of california, where a group of teenager ts allegedly beat an on duty marines on camera. so brutal beating. cameran kevin corke has the very latest tonight. kevin , what'ss a brut going ont there? >> barbaric, seem to be sure. sean , three marines actually viciously beaten by a mob during a ball times

the memorial day holidaye weekend. and a warning the video fovideoe r some may be disturbing to watchh this all happen in southern california. >> that's wherappened off-due those three marines off duty were kicked and punched by a groupenr of about 40 teenagers and younge adults near the san clemente pier. ung adul the video showing the marineway corps actually walking away. then a guy sucker punched one from behind. then the marines charge regroup the group. and then, of course, the meleesn ensued. f marinethsouple o on the ground being kicked and punched while in the fetal position. finally, a pailly, ar of adults stepped in to stop the beating.. >> now, in case you're wondering, yes, the marines were treated at tra the scene but refused to benso transported to a locall surp hospital. >> no real surprise there. the no suspects tonight, sean , appe have been arrested for thathe assault or apprehended. however, if they aref they, they could face possible felony charges, including assault with a deadlt y weapon. night pr the mayor tonight promisingis those who did this will be hel d accountable john . >> allan? right , kevin , thank

you . now, the wolke left,e thato sto won't stop pushing their radical agenda on our nation's kids. that means your children.s. now, coles is just the latest company to face backlash after bowing to the mob and followinge the release of their pride outfits for babies. and meanwhile, their p after fla governor ron desantis signed a law prohibiting childrend a lm knowingly being exposed to adult entertainment, what a as a furry convention,ople it a group of people interested in the concept of non-human animals with human rearacteristcharacteristics whop as the animals. in orlando, they released a statement announcing that o attendees must now be over 18 years or older, and what the group said was a difficulte decision before assertinasg that it is not, quote, abandon their younger fans. now, tonight som, some members f the sports world , they're pushing back against the less insane so-calle andd. e sure. espn host sam ponder called o the protection. women's sports called for that, meaning biological men playingwe in women's sports . one usa today columnist accused her of bigotry.

and out in los angeles, we havee the dodgers star claytonill be kershaw announcing that the team will be holding a christian faith afterueens, mr they invited a group of drag queens mocking nuns to perform at a game. we'll have more on thiwe ws ini a moment. now, not even aoc is immuneba to the backlash in this heatedck political climate. last week during a town hall inn queens over the debt ceilingg,ca debate, aoc was berated by her constituents as the event descended into total chaos. >> take a look. well, you go out on party, you do. you vote for. yeah, i will. here's the way, suzanne. james , are you here to create a lot of hardship for indigenous at 60%? w

claremore? >> all right. here with reaction, i'llmy kick host tommy lari n. charlie, i know you know tom and tommy larin.ght -- you know, i never thought i didn't really know what a furry convention was. still a very short time ago, wed got a drag queen storyra. our four young kids in school, gender identity for young kids in class. you know , i never thought i'd see congress asking potential cabinet officials whether or de but they can define a woman. but that's the world we now living in. maybe you could explain to menee what happened because itcaha happenedppened like that to me. yeah.te that you know, it's unfortunate that we have to discuss this, but and it's fortunate that there areua certain groups and individuals and leaders that are standing are staup to stop this. now, again, when people tell you who they are, you needthat to believe them. when people are upset that they can't perform dances in front of children, that is a

when they don't want to have children excluded from their furry conventions. that is also a perversion because if you know anything about these furry conventions, they often revolvethy conv aroud weird, sexual preferences. all right, children do not need to be exposed to that. nobody is outlawing your weird performances. wh th just don't want children to be present. so, again, when these people tell you who they are, believe them. they continue to stand for this. they continue to defend it. e to and conservatives have to standd up and they have to push back . and finally, we're doing that. >> and i think that's not happening a lot in schools. i want to get your take, charlie, on this on the on all these issues. and i gues colleague you you've been at espn, you know, now dealing with the same issue you dealt with .s yeah, exactly.at i was at espn four or five years before coming out kick fox. and now i'm dealing with theseba same type of backlash that samlg ponder along with sage steele,or who's one of the other two current espn employeest espn who's finally getting the voice to stand up for women.and up i've been called a bigot dayr df

after day after startinges to talk about these types of things. so i totallye type o understandi find it completely egregious because we have been workingturs for centuries or centuries. that's a little too long. , leage, rather, to get women ta place where they have the sametg rights in the sporting world ass men . so it's crazy to me that by standing up for women's bights that now you're considered a bigot. and it's not just nancy armor of usa today who's claiming this. it's also leah thomas, who's big calling people a bigot forotmen' standing up for women's rights. and it's als ano brittney griner,t who we remember called it a crime to separate anyone fori any reason iknn the world ofn we sports . i don't know what direction we hope to end up in at this point. i feel like we should just say that steroids are acceptable.ace i feel likptabe maybe all sh sports should just be coed. is t i don't understand what direction liberals want this to go in or en endd up in. that maybeybe the answer is , okay,sp you're going to have women's sports and sports and transports. if that if that' as whatnd they want to do, wouldn't thaten be the fairest way to do it?

>> i mean, even caitlyn jenner has said many times, i want to know what the testosterone novels were fostosteror these biological men at puberty, not e when they were in their twenties. and what are the physicals an differences and what advantage it gives? you know, i just i'm having a hard time understand thisy do one issue, tommy, and that is why do people feel that theya they can circumvent the valuesnn that parents want to instill in if kids? if you're an adult, you want to go to a furry convention,y cv have aent you know, if you want. to whatever group you want to identify with really are going to be honest. i don't thinhok mostnest.ed t americans really care. kidswhy the need to indoctrinate kids i an the push for that? o well, listen, they have to have future foot soldiers, and that's exactlyy what the left is prepping and planning for. they want to circumvent the family. they'v plannin we been trying to for a very long time. and they finally found is a wal to do that. and by bringing in all of this lgbtq rainbow mafia stuff underf the guise of inclusion

and diversity and tolerance, it's none of it is exploiting and targeting and grooming childrenming and i have found at to kind of put that underagrees their movement. and so that anybody that w disagrees with them gets calledn a bigot or a homophobe or transphobia. you name the namsphobee that's n hillary's basket of deplorable. just throw it out. they're going to call you thattf name. however, they have underestimated the conservative movement because iunderestimf te waiting for us to find the hill, we were going to diety on . the have found the hill that conservatives and christians and decent folks will die on . is the one that is protecting children. so finally, the reason thats so there's so much discussione about this is because conservatives are finally fightingnally fi back and thatew aggravates them because we don't care if we are called a name anymore.e called. that's the ultimate armor. >> and i hope that we push forward with that mentality. charlie will give you the lastea word. maybe maybste they can focusd. on like maybe going back to the basics and educating our kids, which they are very deficient. u >>, yeah, i think that there'sg a lot of people that are throwing around words that they deem hateful and they have lost all o allf their meaning.

like tommy just said , i don't care if you call me a bigot.e a i don't care if you call mel a transglobe. stani'm goind upg to stand up ft i know is right. and i think a lot of i parentsor are furiouens that they're getting their kids involved because this is a andss area where is an no one should e a right over what your kid learns or does or says except for the parents. and i thin k that, you know,nteres the interesting part about allt. this, just bringing the whole thing into perspective, is that tiktok was the one place that we saw a lot of hatespewed i and pollution being spewed and polluting the minds of our kids.ar and now it's the moms who are getting on tiktok using this th an activist tool. and it's working.ey they're spreading their fury. the boycotts are working and it. hope they continue it. all right, charlie, than huyou , tommy. thank you .ntiden when w scat e come back , zero experience hunter biden scandals are gettinge by the woe by the day. greg jarrett, john levene, r pres they react. don't forgetid town hallp with former president trump in iowa this thursday. tickets are freersday.. >> go to hannity .com.fter we have more "hannity" right after this.. super beta is the number

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ten fifteen tonight, eastern seven fifteen on the west coast. t.and just go to greg jarrett book baucom and new york post reporter jon levine is with. us . thank you both. greg, first, congratsco on the book. ngratsn the book. what do we know abou and thank you . br you know, what do we know about this sugar brother as is being described? you know, the guy paid all this money and hunter's back taxes. >> did he pay did he pay taxes on this money? is anyone scrutinized to any level in terms of legality of all this? >> that seems likete a badrms of relationship to me. no kidding, he replied. b >>iden new claim cs these destie lives in a palatial mansion innn malibu. he drives a fancy flying aroundl on his sugar daddy. six million jet. jet >> all the while, he is selling his kindergarten finger paintings for six figures, probably to the same chinese benefactors that funneled thirty one million to the biden family. >> as for the lawyer, look, it's been described as a two million dollar loan to pay

off the irs debt, and that would appear to be a violation of the code of conduct that governs lawyers. you're not allowedt allowe to ln money except for minimal living expenses. and advancing the cost of litigation. not two million dollars worth.o he also appears to be entangled in hunter biden's businessof th is at least one of them.ain, and again, that's forbiddenof by the canons of ethics. so i t strikes me the bar association should be investigating. >> yeah, you know, john , noneok at this me mccabe struck page. none of them hel of themd accou they weren't even interviewed in terms of the durham report, e durhamwhich shocks me, especin light of what we now know and what that what that report,n said . so, you know, everybody'evserybd watching dayy in and day out.fb we report all this news. the fbi has had the laptopce since december of 2019. we know there's low hangingngin fruit of crimes committed on the laptop. nothing happens.

why should anyons.e have faith u our justice system if you know nothing happens unlesse repu a republican i mean, i can report that very few people doet ceve faith in the justice system any more . i mean, there certainly noy ha t haverepublicans in congress ty have any faith in christopher wray. and if republicans take back thes take b white house in twenty , twenty four , i expect he'll probably be fired. you know, the fbi' fired.s litaf failures on hunter biden have been going on since at least le1 2019 when they had, as youove on mentioned, they had the laptop and didn't move on it. t. and then they've allegedly investigating hunter biden since 2018. the department of justicnce. fr and we haven't seen anye progress in that case. and just for some comparisonther that's beee ha n six , almost a six six-yea year investigation. we have seen people who wereione involved in january six , try arrested, tried, convicted , serve their sentenceried and released all in the span ofh time that hunter biden has been being investigated by the consen department of justice with no consequences for his behavior. and so this time, to reiterate, there is not a lot of confidence now. no, i don't. and they need to move on it or application of our laws. great glasswork.

>> yeah. i mean, we just learned aboutmeg the text message from perso the president, brother jim biden, hunter biden.br this canothe work all the dealse still alive. i can work with your father alone. in other words, the machine had to keep going, funneling money from overseas into biden controlled bank accounts.accoun and it wasn't just hunter biden that was involved.s involv the president's brother. and documents showt's br that the president himself may have been complicit. yeah, at the end of this, if this continues, might as welll a shre that great document known as our constitution and shred it because it's meaningles becs >> by the way, greg, congrats on the book, trial of the century. i wille book, be with you at ten fifteen this evening, eastern time. greg baucom, you'll be doing a live signing. i'm going to check in and say hello. g.i look forward to it. and best of luck in bookstores all around the country. thank you , john .ext, thank you . now, coming up next, you're not going to believe jane fonda is actually blaming you . try and guess who she's blaming

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and then everything else with nature at the bottom, sacrifice zones. right. it is a tragedy that we have we to absolutely stop. >> we have to arrest and jail those men . they're all men running the oil companies and the gas companies thisthe plastic refineries. >> we have to make them stop.s >> s is really serious. we have to address than jailse i all those whittee men and they're all men , all of white women are not being spared either. >> here's what d hitting abc news show the view had to say about them. take a look at this.ad i think that women, white womenn in particular, want to protectpa patriarchy here because it's to their benefit. they want to make suree beca tht their husbands do well. they want to make sure thatto mk their sons do well. thty want to make sure thae do well and theyo well want to make sure that. they doh well. most of the women in some these studies are married white women and they do fall in line with what their husbands are doing, whaing,t their with

reaction. >> the host of the twitter of th and podcast twitter, dixon and fox news contributor ari fleischer, i don't know who'so l laughing harder. twitter will give you first shot at thisauer. ly sev ween have only seven orbetwee eight between seven and eight years to cutn our use of fossil fuels and have no other countries going to go to that measure ever. so we are economically, energy wise, unilaterally disarming. bu t your reaction to that and putting all these men and only men in jail? yeah, i love how being an actress for a living and being able to match legwarmers makesle her an expert in climate change. and now she's going to goe arrest peopl goinge. i don't know how her tesla will even run if she can'tl power it, whic h is most likelym powered from gas. so how is sh e actually going to get anywhere if she decides ? to do this? and then will she alsoen wil jar friends like john kerry and all of her friends that are flying private jets? i mean, it is absolutelys absole ridiculous. and on

the view, i remembertime w thtime when barbara walterhes ws on there and she would have neeo looked at them and said, wehe need to have the viewpoint fromo alm l women.e last t the last timime i checked, women on the republican side were never being forced.go in fact, i will go as far as to say my husband did not drag b me out of the house by the haird and say, run for office woman and do it for the patriarchy. >> thirchys is there. i thought i thought the flintstones was over. we have to arrest these men .we >> and they'reto all white men are. that means you're going to jail and so am i . >> send this away, sean . i loknow i love this. i love the fact that thesee this people can still speak like bais because it's a reminder oef just how bad extreme liberals can be . and i havee li to point out thal even at the cannes film festival, where jane fonda wh muted applause. most people there recognized mos lunacy when they heard it. whe look, identity politics pol is killingit america. judge the notion that we should judges

one another on the basisthey are whether we're male or female ore white or black or hispanic or anything else, this is the e disease inside the democratic party. >> the they're taking the beautl phrase pluribus unum ph and abolish the on them e us a a great has mad great country. and they c only want to focus on the pluribus, the many, and they use it the derogatorye in a derogatory way againsty ags white men . >>t thiits is killings why they the democrats and it's why they've lost all the rural vote . there are increasingly vulnerable in the suburbs and ip hope they keep doing it okay, e but they're doing that. but, you know, we've got this mass migration to dixon. you're seeing people leavingavig michigan. they've had it. ey have they're done and they'rg to red states . that takes d a purple state like michigan or wisconsin or pennsylvania. e like mn or wisor nevada or ar. a it makes it that much harder for a republican to get 270 electoral votes. ectoral >> yeah, it makes it a purplee

state, a blue state, and itst also destroys the state. i mean, weo gretchen whitmer just last week talking about what she was plannint week talk i think actually it was earlier this week to try to increase t populationo because we areg poa bleeding population. we have no people left hertie. . we have no businesses left here. so it is devastating. but i think it's so. good that they continue to go out and says this because they're being very honest. they're being very opehn with these comments about putting people in jail. >> and it is going to help republicans last for. sean: las se yeah, i just find it sad. i was not raised to divide people like this. i was raisede th to treat peoplo fairly equally and judge people about their heart, their wisdom ,their intelligence and their merits. talintellk this kind ofeir still running into the far left of the democratic party, it's just america and i don't liket e to hear it. t >> yeah, it's bad for it is the countr by. nuts. >> this is this is nuts line. all right. thank you both for hannity. straight out with allegra

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