>> thank you , ladies. and it's been an honor to host this week. timee with you.t tim please check out my book. it's called unbroken bonds of battle. join back here on monday with harris faulkner, where we won't tell you what to think, but we'll challenge those that do. have a great evening. sean hannity is next. >> and welcome to our special edition of "hannity" race for the white house. now, coming up, we havr the ful analysis of joe biden's mental and physical fitness after yet another scary fall and a toughe time getting up as well. also , will cain, joe conchagop fi on the growing gop fieldel. w ee we have three new entries we expect next week. we will also review the latest corporate scandal and discuss how that could play a role in the election. but first, on tuesday, november 5th, 2020 for you ,he the american people, you will

have a critical decision to make on this program. we're going to do our best to bring you access to the candidates as they're available. last night we kicked off our town hall series in termsale of the election seasonri and tha all important caucus state oftef iowa. we did iormet with former president donald trump . now the president's state after show for a considerable periodsw of time and took a lot of questions from town hall parties, events. >> take a look. and i want to talk about issues first, because those are the real issues that impactpactp people's lives. >> there are other issues. i'll askeopllives. about, but it to start with what matters. peacd and butter issues, peacet and prosperity. and and the future drive electin ,in my opinion. >> so we have a border thatcont, is out of control. why woul wd they open upgn the border? do you think this was by design? do you think by the end of this year, joe biden, by estimates, will have allowed in estimat se a half million illegal i immigrants into this country with no background checknto this at

all? >> i think. it's going to be double that number, i think is going to be 15 million . cle and these are people coming from prisons, from mental institutions, insane asylums. they say don't use that term, please, but they're from insanen asylums. i was telling a story.sa i read something aboutst three weeks ago, a psychiatrist who works in a mentaho works al institution in south america, someplace in south america ,nd he was always a worker said i was also busy at work to a good man, work 20 hours a day. don now, i don't because the people in this institution have largely been let go into america, into the united states of america, a mental institution. the prisons are being emptied wn all over the world, not justot the four countries that we always talk about that are close to us, including mexico. >> all over the world, prisons are being emptied out into our country. >> what aboue being emptied t gy and biological men playing women's sport? i say it all the time. i talk about that all the time. i almost skitz rallies right with the weightlifter and the woman. she's up and she once they put

a quarter of an ounce on each bell and they want to breakcord. a 19 year old record . and then a guy comes along thatv never lifted weights before and he's lifting it like nothing. >> the swimmer. remember the swimmer? i do it all the time where the swimmer and then she gets very badly injured with windburn because he went by herself. so as you know, the truth is the truth is that it's very, very unfair to women and it's iy very demeaning. it's ver demeay demeaning to wo women are demeaning. it. so unfair. i you know, that's another one off the many things i say, da you know, april fools day, like open border, april fools, who wants open water, no voter id, april fools day. >> men and women sports . how ridiculous is how ridiculous is it? and it's so unfair . and ho and how could anybody want tha that? why would anybodt?y want that? it's so unfair. and you see it slowly happening

to a state by state.ul they're stopping it.d thin b but you would thine k that woul' be something that wouldn't evens be up for discussion. >> i acum tired of the globalis. in this world . i mean, america, you know, for example, we're back in the paris paris climate accords. we pay the bulk of money bulk. >> china and india are classified as developing nations. ns the world economic forum, the united nations. we pay the vast amount of money for all of these groups. so many times they are anti america. they want american money. nt >> they want redistribution of american wealth. althyou support pulling out of those globalist groups. so globali i've been saying it a a long time and i did something about it. nato , you take a look at nato , where we're one ofw twenty eight now it's thirty one of twenty eight countries. and i got in and i said on, wela wait a minute,ying f we're paying for almost the whole thing. >> and , you know, mostly europe. too it's europe for the most part. and they took advantage ofpe isl us on tradmoe because europe is almost as bad as china. and it doesn't sound nicechina

to saywa, but china is horriblee but europe's horrible. horri they treated us horrible. ble.how many how many chevrolets are being sold in munich? i guarantee it's like none. od,y and so many other things.t our o food.od they don't want our food . they don't want anything. re ofh and we take care of them af on military and after my first meeting with nato, i said, you know, i had to get a little bit warmed up to the people, but i realized that we were paying a majority of the money for nato .otec so we'reting protecting them on defense and they're i don't want to use this word and i refuse to use the word screw, but is screwing us on trade and that and really badly. and i said it's going to stop. and what i did is i told nato ,n i saidg , we're not going to be protecting you any longer unless you pay up and benefitsbh . they didn't believe me either,eh but they believe me enough billions and billions and billions of dollars poured in. we had people that were totallye delinquent countrieslinq that we totally delinquent. we had a closed door meeting. it was never talked about the by the press because it was a a positive thing. they only like to talk aboutosi negative things, but we hadhingr

a closed door meeting and you know about this bettereiosed-don anybody. and i said , you know, we aree c tiprotecting all of you people, but many of you people haven'tta paid only eight nations, including us , were paid up. and we were paying far more than anybody else to protect europe. and they one person stood up. the prime minister of a country whose only the prime ministerte is the president of the tope cod people. they saioes d, is that mean thaf we're attacked by russia, used to be the soviet unionrussia wht ar was originally done, if we're attacked by russia, will you protect us ?? i said, are you paid up because you're not paid up? >> the answer is no. i will not protect you . and the money came pouring in t and all of that money came in. we we took in hundreds of billions of dollars. that money came in. man,secretary stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato , good man. he used to be, i don't know, abused anymore, but he useding o to be my biggest fan. he said it'sbo somethingwould y else could have done. i've never seen anything like it because bush would go make

a speech to leave. ould obama would go make a speech and leave. they all went in e, wemad a speech and left. e pa and in the meantime, we'reying paying for most of nato . so u they took advantage of us n trade. i got them. all i first of t allhe trade, i tradeb the trade. ee muings are mucn h different now, but it would have been reallychd much different. covid interruptive us , be much unfortunately, but it was goingn to be much different. we did a good job trade, but more importantly, we got them to pay hundreds of billions of dollars. and , you know, the money thatth we got, that money went to .thi this is why they have money right now.t now to for nato to fight russia. they have money.n't have they didn't have any money. they were going bust. eak up nato is going to break up now. as to whether or not it should break up, you know, let's not talk about that. but we were spending money on nato to protect europe and they were taking advantage t of us trade. when i wenont and did this whole thing, it was a second meeting . i had the first meeting. i had to say, well, wait a minute, this is very unfair. the second time i went six months later, i said, deliu you guys are delinquent, you're not paying and we're

protecting you . enprotectiand they the money cag in as soon as i said no, we'reif not going to protect you if you're delinquent, if you're not paid up, we're not up were g to protect you .ght is and i thought it was a great thing. and sean feels very strongly about do i feel very strongly about it? >> sir john clive, iowa. hey, john io, how are you ?ss right here in clive yantai. mr. president , how are presi deyou going to hold the three letter agencies accountable or do away with them completely?? we the people did not elect these agencies and they have too much power. how do we restore power to the people? be so these are agencies that have been manned oenr womenwome by people appointedn five peopl appointed by d by differentif presidents over the years. and there they really feels. they rule the countreally feely and the way you do it is by putting very good people at the top. we had some great people. to don't talk about our great people. we had some great people ap. t tha the top. s good waey talk about the ones that don't do as good a job.k and i watos quick to fire peopln

if i didn't think people did a good job even ine milita the military. i fireryd people quickly. you know, we took down isis. we did. we got 100% of the isis isis caliphate. i was sold. it was going to take yearsit to do and i did it in a matter of weeks. we knocked our military is so great, but they have to be be dl dealt with properly.t with and spoken do properly.ople, we havbue great people, but we have people also that have been you know, they feel that they're empowered. they were put there many yearsim ago. tha they've been there and they've been through many presidents. and we have to get a lot of them out. ve to some are good, but we have to get a lot of them out. get we were starting to do that at a very high level. ma'am, how are you looking atghv what's your nameel? i'm laurie from boone, iowa. and laurie, glad you came. >> thanks. president trump, i want you toyo know how much our country needso you and we pray for you daily. i want to know is what'si want the first thing you're going to do to get the southern border cleaned up and how ares

you going to get all theseofe ar illegals out of our country that we are footine footg the bl for? >> right. so so we have incredible peopler ,these these people thatk work for us , the toughest people. and they love our country and the border patrol people are incredible. brandon judd is one of the top people, as you he's a fantastic guy. brandon and tom bowman. .how about tom bowman? he's just and we have the people. ave to g we have to get this cleaned upt. fast. we have to get a step. we had it stopped and the drugs now are twelve times more . think of it twelve times more than they were three years ago. and the human trafficking ind th women, because it's 95% women,n the human trafficking has gone through the roof because they just come acrossac the border like it's open now. nobody stops and nobody we had it really done. you know, i got mexico to gives8 us twenty eight thousand soldiers to stop. and they ey said to me, you know, mr.

the story, you've heard it. >> but i said, mr. president , who i like a lot, but he's au he socialist. you can have everything i said, mr. president . you havegive to give us us twet eight thousand soldiers. t and hewh said y , why wouldaue i do that? i said, because you're sendingo and you're allowing people to come into our country. this is while the wa countryr ig built. you're allowing people to come into our country and you can't c do that.ome can't.and they're coming from guatemala and el salvador. they're coming frotemalam all to different they're coming really from all over the world. sat to dod , you've gorl it. no, no, nol not , i will not do. and he sent his representative . i said, you will do it. and the reason you're goingo to do it, because if you don'tp do it, we're going to put eve a twenty five percent tariff on every single thing you sendrp into our country. utand that's going to be much more money than your soldiers, believe me. that's goingiers. to be likeest the greatest deal you've ever made is to give us the twenty a eight thousandnd the and they g us twenty out. eight thousand soldiers free of charge. and they stop people, you know, they have no rules thatnot al you're not allowed to talk to somebody, but they put you in jail for the rest of your life. these soldiers , tough soldiers in that sense, so are ours. but our soldiers are told to do

things that are horrible. i if you speak a little bit harshly, can you imagine if you go back to macarthur and you go back to some of go to these tough generals, they wouldn't be able to be thrown out of the military.tent they have a patent used to slap slap them around. d.you get out there and you figt it. if he would have been outtwo within two days, he would have been out of the military. look, we've gone we've gone soe0 bad. it's so sad what's happened. but we00 s gotoldi twenty eight thousand soldiers from mexico free of charge. we f ch had the best border we'. ever had. and i don't think anybody else would be asking that. >> you know, they would be asking when i proposed this, i said, what's the best one ? the best would be of mexico could help us . how i said, well, how many d mano yy twenty eight thousand. and they all laughed a st me at the state department. didn said, sir, you'll never get that. i also got stay in mexico. you don't stay in mexico means ? not stay here.ta and they said you'll nevery here get that. and we got to stay n mexico. stay in mexico is a big deal . s and hundreds of thousands of people that weren't allowedwe into our country, we usedem int

to take him into our country, sendou back for a stupid trial. did they come back in two years? nobody ever came back .stupid only the stupidest peoplese came back . nobody ever came back . it was like 1%. they were in our country and a lot of them are hat you don't want, some of them people that you do wanat yout. b bu.t we did a great job.again our border was great and we'llan do it again. i and we can do it rather quickly. >> i can tell you , sir, >> what'u.s your nam me? i'm my name's coby f. i'm from west des moines. and mr. president , thanken you for coming and thank you for coming for us . >> and iowa loves you . ketanji. i love. so i'm a recent college graduate, and i can tell you that campuses are not a friendly place for peoplet coa with common sense.ople yeah. so, yeah, i'm wondering if there's any further action that you plan on taking to protector free speech, not only forservats upcoming conservatives, but for everybody goining g forward.

so you probably know i saw what was happening with conservatives, where they're being run off. first of all, manyey put more conservatives on those college campuses that people understand many more . i would even sayy a majority. people say, oh, how couldt a lo you say we have a lot of support on college campuses. you look at the work charlieone kirk has done and others have done such an incredible job, but we have tremendous, ell yo tremendous support. >> butu i will tell you that i passed something and signed something very strong, that if they do that, if they tell conservatives or anybody thatdyu you can speak on campus no more government subsidy, no more government and really it really cleaned it up. buey reallt as soon as i left, they ended that. but it was really good. i mean, you'd go to usc, which. is a hotbed, and other places like that, and they would take young people and they would take them gladly becausehis they didn' t want to lose we the subsidy. we give them t tremendous amoune of money. noo more government money to any school, any university or college that discriminates

against anybody, not only conservative. and it really solve a big problem, you remember. but as soon as i was gone, that was ended. >> we'll put that back ont the first day. yes, ma'am. your name? connie iconix, born and raised in iowa. and we are farmers, so we fullyd understand thi in s outrageous increase in fertilizer and chemicals and so forth. forh but my question is , i don'tstio know if anyone can answer this,u but i think ift anyone can wil you can. or what will or can you do frome to day one to turn this mess around? okay, well, thank you , connie. and look at the passion that it's just like people they don't know. it's like crazy. we're going to stop the bordervt .ouit we're going to get it back .els. we're going to be very tough with the cartels. the cartels are running the whole place. we're going to stop that.pl we'race going to start drilling

like crazy. and i said on that cnn nice town hall, i thought it was going to be a nice town hall. we're going to treat you so nicely, so nicely. when i heard the introduction, i say this is going to bhee a wr . you know, he o actually wn, in g own way is tougher becausehe he'll ask questions that are very nice way, that are muchwith tougher questions than what he was doing. ttions fo but they did get their bestin 1 rating in eleven years.ye >> that's pretty good.that's pre you know, normally normally if you do that, you have a success . so they got their best ratings e them and they want to fire the head of cnn. so it's supposed everythingke al is like april fools da fy nowadays, right? you get good ratings. it's supposed to get a bonus.t i right. but and yod?u knowi said what i i said, i'll do the show, but i'm not going against sean .thae cthe. o that's right.nd that's why i i was on at eight o'clock. they had me at nine . i said, wait a minute, nine . but sean's on a nine . i said, nope, i'm not doing it. they said, well then we'll call it off. i said, i don't care. it. they wanted to do it. i didn't want to do it.ome it >> they said w, we'll do it atst eight . now, how nice is that? straight ahead, by seekingin

a second term, despite growing questions around not only his bt physical health, his mental health for office, we have the latest blunder and , offrom course, fall from yesterday. yesterdalso next week, we havee audience shows wednesday night,o thursday night. if you want to bf go e a parttf the show, just go to hannity. .com and you'll get all the information on how to get your free tickets. >> and we hope you can join us . >> good morning. relaxium . >> get get. good morning. yeah. >> trenkle kulaks kiwifruit forn fast and gentle constipation relief in as little as thirty minutes, makinnyl morning even better with all galax counterfeit prescriptionli pills laced with fentanyl arech killing our kids by the ug dealethousands across the na the pills look safe . can you tell which one is real? drug dealers are pushing these drug dealers are pushing these deadly pills on your kids. social media. it only takes one pill to kill.

>> and it did. you can help stop the fentanyl epidemic. talk to your kids about the dangers of counterfeit prescription pills. visit one pill, chilidog. there are a lot of words i would use to describe my daughter. kind of strong there is . when i think about how muchso rl y,she's experienced in her life, we can't help but be inspired by her every day. so really, we are the lucky ones. ones. dawg. >> magnesium is vital for bone, nerve and muscle. i recommend tunel extra strength. magnesium, unlike regular magnesium kernels, high absorption helps you get the full benefits of magnesium . >> qnol the brand i trust.

>> if you need dental implants, we have great news reset smile . is a dentist approved more affordable way to replace your missing from home? no dentist office visits required. just go to reset, smile .com and order your at home and press junket. mail it in and we'll custom make your new smile with our advanced 3d technology using the same material trusted by dentists in millions of devices, you'll enjoy chewing food better and smiling with more confidence. >> learn more at reset smile. .com sports loves the usa set there. here we go . this is the gridiron phenomenon that has taken america by storm. i feel you . it's heart beating, fast paced ,action packed full football that fans are going crazy for. here we got real pros. look at that real football for real fans. the usfl action kicks sunday atx the usfl action kicks sunday atx 1:00 and 4:00 eastern on foxco. >>s if you have diabetes gettig

on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingerstick, helps walravenstuc. and is covered by medicare before using the dexcom g dexc seven . i was really frustrated. t fingerprin yot valency was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control dexcom. eighty seven cents or glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful receiver without painful fingerstic the direction your glucose is heading up, down or steady. is heading up, down or steady. the most accurate cgm you cann . make better decisions aboutek, food, medication and activity in the moment. >> after using the dexcom g7,e. my wannsee has never been. e on i been on dancing three timesph a week and i'm just livinge numb a great life now.er it's so easy to use dexcom ggett seven has given me confidencare and control that everything i need is right ther phone. dexcom is the number one recommended cgm brand call now to get started on dexcom g

seven sunday. >> the system is broken. charles payne joinr one choice f

online sellers. go to ship station .com slash . try and get two months free. welcome to fox news live. immaculee strohmeyer in new york . president biden says the debt ceiling deal averted an economic collapse. in an address to the nation friday evening, the senate approved the bipartisan measure late thursday, one day after it cleared the house. the president will sign the legislation into law saturday if a deal hadn't been

reached, the government would have defaulted on the nation's debt by monday. first responders are racing against time to find survivors after two passenger trains derailed in india. more than two hundred people are dead and nine hundred others are hurt. hundreds more remain trapped in the mangled train cars. this happened after nearly two dozen cars derailed and debris fell onto nearby track. i'm actually strohmeyer to back to hannity for all of your headlines. on the fox news .com. all right. the race for the white houses fh for twenty four point twenty four continues. so the grand old age of 80 ,youi joe biden, your president, he fe is by far the most failed d president , least that i've seen in my lifetime. lifetimeprobably in the historyf the u.s.. and yet now he wants a second term in office, unfortunately for joe .

well, gravity seems to haveothe other ideas. now, yesterday, the entirethe en screcountry just in shock. another scary looking fall, tumbling to the ground with aaf loud thump after having to bebel helped to his feet by multiple onlookers. well, then biden appeared days . he appeared confused when he cod took a seat. his breathin g was visibly labored. it didn't look particularly well. and no doubt was a pretty scary moment for the president. but it wasn't just the fall. it's deeply concerning. earlier in the day, biden need a lot help, special help to find the stage and the podium. and during the speech, joe had some . well, let's call them unusual moments. >> take a look. it wasn't all push ups and cramming for praag, though, set the guinness book of records, world records. mostmost sim simultaneous push n there had to be an enormous amount of push ups, had them out doing loops and barrel rolls of the glide.r.

i i ask if i could do that.if i datastream and the secret it service said no, we'll have to shoot it downl have. by the way, i met with who one o those guys fly over shortly. i heard him having three women in your class as diverse, most diverse classes in the history of this academy. historor any academy. the graduate. that's why we're strong. that's why we're who we are.er that's why we will never give up. that's why.. who are those guys that are about to do the flyover thing anyway? so after those very bizarreretun remarks, biden returned home to the white house and what hea happens? well, he hiton marin his head oe one . he then told the press corps roc that a rogue sandbag wasand fa responsible for him tripping and falling. take a look.

>> oh, oh, well, unfortunately,p it appears thaeat biden has bigger problems than being has biggesandbag. but the media, mom, they don't seem to care. fake news, cnn, msk, rnc, they barely mentioned biden's fall like it never happened. fall, in contrast, four years ae here's how they covered donald trump . donald tremember, it was rainin he had to ramp it, didn't have y a railing of any kind. wet out and it was a very wet outdoor speech. he gave at west point. and so in dress shoes, he walked slowly, never fell. he very wisely walked slowly. >> take a look at president trump is now president to hold office during a first termas he as he celebrated his seventy fourth birthday yesterday. however, this milestone is bringing up new questions about his health, particularlyrh over the moment with this desce weekend where he cautiouslndy descended a ramp during

a commencement speech at west point academy. tonight, new questions abouty. president trump's health after this walk down a ramp at west point's graduation walked cerey this weekend. >> one does need to be a physician to note that the presiden thet hasn't looked well recently and he didn't look well on saturday, having momentary stumbles, momentary lapses, it looks afterit straining for a word or whatever it might be . >> president trump is not known for being athletic. so maybe he just has a hard time going down a gently sloping ramp. but do you see somethingsomethi possibly neurological that could be throwing off his balance? it just it's so hard to say. it's amazing. the media had nothing to sayjoep about joe tripping and falling yet again. ing agaiyesterday. use ph anyway, hereys with reaction, former white house physician congressman ronnie jackson is with us . also, fon x and friends weekend co-host, our friend pete

hegseth. good to see you both.seu wellboth, i mean, last time he said now that he was sandbagged, doctor , but lasttht time when he trippede ones three times going up the stairs of air force one , they blame the wind. when hn e gohe t on air force o, i don't know what's worse. the fact that he tripped three times, going up the the stairs at one time or the fact that they saida. the wind would blow over eithero case to me is scary. what do you take out of this? >> well, sean , i don't sound like a broken record , but i'm just going to say it again. this man's not fit mentally or i physically to be our president . and it's just it's a badus, situation for us . part of the jopab ofrts of the president, the united states , is to inspireo ejec confidence and to project power. and he's notpower doing that. he can't do that.i just he's too old to do that. t and i just i think it's a shame .al i think that a hisbi physical hy lack of physical ability and his physical decline is now starting to highlight the cognitive decline that we've been watching for. so so long now. and it's just it's a package that just doesn't sell around the world. and becoming a national security issue. of course, we havenk tha to dot something about it and to thinka

that this man thinks that he could be president at the age of 86 when he's 80 now that he could be in office for another h six years. this is juster six thist is malpractise on the part of w the white house, on the part of the white house in the west wing to allow this to be happening, for him to even be talking about running for another for another term. and somebody needs to be held accountable. and people like joe biden, people that surround him that are supposed to love him and care about him, they should be doing something t about this and they should be stopping this because it is a shame, you know look, i look at this. i mean, this is his third stumbling incident in three months. >> it seems like he has lost balance or is losing balance. >> something is really off som. you know, maybe the average person might trip and fall once, maybe a year, maybe, ay you know, but if you're in relatively good health, you're not going to be tripping and fall like this. fa well, and there are plenty of people who trip and fall ine their eighties because that's what happens as you get older. and that's not not mea meant toi anybody. those including relatives of

mine. that doesn't mean it's okay if you're the president oft of t the united states and he couldn't find the podiumhe, tham clip showing him walking off marine one . not only did he hit his head, dt but didn't salute the marine atr whicbottom either, which is obvious for every president that that's what you do. it's a seminal moment infront t of the cameras. you do. it's the things that he misses. he talks obviously often, sean , about how the dullest hes president it's the things that happened underneat h tha the dullness that are the radical aspects of what's happenin g. e righ i've got friends texting me airf right now talk about the air force, who are parts of didn' commands under the air force anytrdidn't do anything fo memorial day, but they're flying trans and pride flags for the entire month of june. radicalism is happening under the surface and joe bidenit is allowing it to happen. whether he knows it or h note k it's dangerous for the american people at home and abroad. imagesd, like that are what

foreign capitals see. and there's no way thiers i can run. it's totally irresponsible., maybite i'm looking too deeplyto into this, dr. jackson, but itbt wasn't just the fall. it was his first attempt to gete up on his own. wn.you he went right back down. it's like he didn't have the physical strength to pull himself up. now, i work out every day and he works out a lot. i think you do as well, . doctor . and , you know, i'm doing push-ups hundreds of pushups every days and a lot of sit ups every day as well. and getting up is even with a knee, with a meniscus tear a year and a half ago. you know what? t. i can get up on my own first shot. don't need three people to pullu me up.te >> no,ly rig you're absolutely . trying to look ahtt the same thing happened when he fell in the stair on the steps of air force one . it took me three , at leas tootk three attempts to get up just tl then. and when he got whenhi hs e fell on his bike, he couldn't get up on his own either. . i mean, it's to the point now where our commander in chief needs a walker. i mean, can you imagine that would be a better image than what we're seeing right now? i see in him creep around inon

a walker, at least, you know, he wouldn't be falling flat on space in front of the entires world . so, yeah, this is this is acounr shame, sean . it's embarrassing for him.y. it's embarrassing for our country. and i pray to god that he does not get elected. i d for another, i don't honestlydo think he could finish the the time he's got left. but should he finish tha t time ,there's no way this man could be our president again for another four years. some gressivsome grumblin among progressives that,es you know what, we've got to keep our options open here. he is too old. he's not a good candidate. those voices seem to be getting louder. i mean, if robert f. kennedy jr. has 21% in the latest poll, that i saw and marianneent williamson is at 10%, that'si wl 30%. and i woulgud argue,e i kennedys obviously, in my mind,ge a stronger candidate. the marijar e than marn. >> but what if they threw gaving newsom in this mix? m what would happen then?? i would argue he'd probably winh the primary. he might.ey he would.doing

and that's why they're doingto everything they can to prevent w it. >> that'ng s wh y he's been willing to do whatever the progressives want is because here's the dirty little secret. everyone in the white houseouse knows it. kneryone knows he has no business doing this job right now, but they're covering it up to protect their positions. and their power becauseshow they're really running the show. and so they'll keep givingl keep progressives what they want to prevent any opposition from the outsidthe. h re because if there was a real primary with real debates, with real town halls, with realf rallies where he was in front of the american people, he's not going to win.o wi i mean, 60 ,n. 70% of democratsc already don't want himra to run all right. thank you both. coming up next, the twenty twenty four field of republicans is about to get much bigger. next week, e will preview the expected announcements will and where the race stands as wee continuement on the specialjona edition of "hannity"than. >> i'm jonathan lawson here insurance through the colonial pen program. remembif you're age 50 to 85 ana

looking to buy life insurancee,i on a fixed budget, remembecer the three p's?a pric the three p's?a pric >> whae t are the three p's? >> the three pillars of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price and price, a price you can afford a price that can't increase and a price that fits your budget. >> i'm 54. >> what's my price? you can get coverage for nine dollars, 95 cents a month . >> i'm 65 and take medication. >> i'm 65 and take medication. >> what's my price? also nine ninety five a month. also nine ninety five a month. >> what's my price. th >>e if you're age 50 to 85 . th >>st call now about the number o one most popular whole life one most popular whole life medons.insurance plan available through the colonial pain program. it has aranteed.n affordable rae it has aranteed.n affordable rae starting at nine dollars and 95 cents a month. questions. your acceptance is guarantee fd questions. and this plan has a guaranteed l

lifetime rate luck. lifetime rate luck. soan rate can never go up for ay reason. >> so call nowso for call no fre information and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner and is yours free just for calling so-called now for free information, call 1-800- to eighteen hundred for your free information. >> and free gift. that's one 842 eighteen hundred one 842. >> eighteen hundred. call now on the future of humanity is on the line. buckeridge crew of celebrities will go where none have gone before. >> oh no pressure stars on mars launching monday on fox. >> on the left your mouthwash with the burning sensation and on the right close is the alcohol free, gentle mouthwash that works without the burn closes. mouthwashes fresh and breath, improve gum health and strengthen t closest works without the burn, says my dad. >> dad is a manic habit.

>> they want to kill us . he's a food fight to the death and we are the food. i armies to form. and i'm trying to bring back glucan with has been unfairly. battleplan is the same . but let's just put a pin in it. we'll get back to it. okay. okay, bye. i love you daddy. >> love you . looks like you've been sleeping well. god , he's back to my pillow guy and you're looking good. still feeling good. well just when you thought it couldn't get any better, we've got the best pillow ever. mypillow 2.0. oh, i'm interrupting this commercial to let you all know that you have made mypillow 2.0 a huge success. and because of your amazing support, we've expanded my pillows, usc manufacturing and jobs to make room for this. we're clearing out our perkel bed sheets and to thank you . i'm giving them to you that

close our prices, king-size. only thirty nine set queens. thirty five dollars a set full sized twenty nine and twin size just twenty five dollars. so go on mypillow .com or call the number on your screen. use your promo code to take advantage of this once in a lifetime offer. get these mypillow bed sheets. now once they're gone, they're gone for good. saturday it's baseball night in america on fox doesn't get bigger than this. the yankees and the dodgers, new york and l.a. to icons to lot to heavy with a lot east versus west back featuring some of the game's biggest stars and it's baseball night in america. saturday at 7:00 eastern on fox. when you can't watch, listen, get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm

any time anywhere . w fox news radiohy sta on sirius m america is listening. >> happy kids heal faster. that's why starlight children's foundation is dedicated child is to improving the mentl well-being of sick kids regardless of their illness or injury. when a child is hospitalized,pp they're scared, lonelyiness ,rea and stressed. being in hospital, facing painful treatmentsrl comes ina from the happiness of childhood. but that's where starlite comes in. at starlite, we provideour to entertainmeny det to our gaming stations, comfort with our specially designed hospital specially designed hospital gown deliveries and distraction through our virtual realitthe ty headset. headset. starlight programs are what happiness is made of. the things that make the kids special. ke a l the simple power oiff a smile delivered to over 800re at st children's hospitals and medical facilities across the country caarn make a lifetie of difference for sick kids. >> learn more at starlite dog.

and welcome back to "hannity". s now the race for the whitewith e house is in full swing, but the gop field is about to get a lot bigger. fox news has now confirmed that former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie and current north dakota governor doug burgum are all entering the race next week.en i now, remember when christie left office in new jersey, when he was governor , he wassingular the singular, least popular governor in the history of the the state. with an approval rating of 14% . but for now, anyway, all eyes i are on the front runners. and that's donald trump . a nd behm and behind him, ron des. and by the way, the former president both barnstormedk the state of iowa early this week in multiple states . but despit e santos's early campaign efforts, he is not seeing a boost in the polls.

real clear politics average currently shows trump with a thirty one point lead nationwide. here with reaction are fox friends weekend co-host will cain, fox news contributor joe concha. joe , the way the media is going to cover this race, how do you see it? because obviously they hate trump , but they're now showing shey hate desantis, too, and they hate basically anybody that is a republican . and they will try to slander, smear, besmirch all of them. >> sure. the and john, guys likernor t chris christie and my former governor , and they're going to be leading the packhee in terms of that criticism, in terms ofo being the pit bull. so he's going to get going a lof airtime. but chris christie needs a delorean and one point twenty one gigawatts at this point because his time to runis was back in time. was bacin 2012 when he was a pr no nonsense governor . lo obviously, when he left office, all that love went away. so now he's doing this just to be a disruptor at this point. but look, we're two hundred and forty five days away or something from the iowa caucuses.

and the firs t primary debate is more than 60 days away.han 6 and i'm not sure going to seemur much movement from any of the other gop candidates, including ron desantis, until we get to that firstfrom debatet because we could be looking at an audience of 20 million people or more jusf 20 milt likw in 2015.f you ca and if desantis can performm well, they're perhaps that's where the momentum can come from. but until it's a two man race, trump's going to hold one bigg c piece of the pie and thee n the other eight or nine , 10 candidates, they're going to split the other piece. the question is ,pi will candidateece. thas are polt three percent, four percent hang on through iowa, new hampshire, nevada, southdo carolina, or will they do the right thing and drop outght since they havthing e no shot? and then we'll really see forcoa the first time the contrast betweestn trump and desantis.dea and maybe then desantis hasunchr a puncher's chance. but when you see thirty one point lead right there, boy, it's hard to see the guy who got seventy four million votes in 2020. somehow that lead dissipatingd to a point where desantis is a true, true threat as it stands right now. >> you know, will , i have no problem giving airtime to any of the candidates who want to come on and give their point.

of view. but i'm looking at chris christie. he left office as governor ofgon new jersey, 13% approval lookng, 14% in another poll. and i'm looking at this and i'm saying, okay, you're onlybecaus getting in thie s race becausep you hate donald trump and wanto to bludgeon donald trump . bludgei don't i don't see chrise actually wanting to run and win the nomination. en views that as his role to be the enforcer and to attack trump . you know wharumpt? agen that's not a very inspiringdon' agenda. and i don't even know ifknow i'm interested in fusillstino or listening to him. babylon, when he left office with nobody in new jersey even liking him. >> yeah, likm.e you , sean . i'm interested in hearing from almost every candidate. i want to hear what their case is to make a america a better place tomorrow. but i honestly, sean , don'tr see a path for any of the alternative candidates to donal d trump . and that includes ron desantis. interestingly, to joe's point, i bet you chris christie serves as an inspiration for ron desantis in choosing to ruhn in this election cycle, becausex there's this maxim you've goimt

to go when it's your time.many o and many people feeltie chris christie missed his timets . there's some sentiment,e i imagine, around ron desantis that we've been successful iseno florida and now is our time. but the public doesn't seemdoes to be buying sean . and right now i don't seeding anything, including joe's right. we don't know what could happenm in a debate. but if i'm just puttingn blood bets down on the table, w i don't think a debate is going to change the calculus on polling. he've seen donald trump in debates. he wins debate ws. so the only thing that i can explain for anyone's path, including christie or pence, ecg is they're expecting some potential bomb to drop. i don't know wha t that could be , sean , an investigation.cas survivows what it may be because donald trump survived all of those pe as well. but they're waiting forei some bomb to exploder waitin. re >> and then one of the others emerge from the chaos. all, thank you both. when we come back ,more more corporations now facing a backlashin as their wolkes th agendas are now spiraling completely out of control. tomm a y, aaron, clay travis, they're up next. >> straight ahead, hi, i'm test

director rick servpro. >> you may remember me from such things as that other servpro commercials this is my assistant, randy. >> so, randy, what have we learned today? no, matter the disaster, servpro will make it like it never even happened. >> flood damage, like it never even happened. firedamp like it never even happened. rebuilding after a tornado, like it never even happened. so this definitely never happened. >> sure, buddy. servpro like it never even happened. >> gordon search for a food store entrepreneur is a big hit. fox wednesday. welcome to nappa building a lifestyle brand. i need to know that they really understand marketing leads to a sour teen culture. oh, is an absolute alliteration. i just don't like the factness going on here right now. we're not here to make friends, play nice and work together as a team. why weren't you in that presentation? i'm asking a direct question. i didn't need to answer. >> and all new gordon ramsay's foods does. this wednesday on fox, are

you ready for a fresh new bath or shower? well, now is the best time with fifty percent off installation and no interest and no payments for one year. hi, i'm christina and it's time to flip your old worn out bath or shower with jacuzzi baths, remodel. today everyone knows the jacuzzi brand, but did you know they can install a gorgeous bath or shower? that feels incredible. and as little as one day now that's a total bathroom beauty that i love at a price you can with one call to jacuzzi bath remodel, you can effortlessly transform that old ugly eyesore into the stunning bath or shower of your dreams that you'll love for years to come call or go online. jacuzzi, bath, remodel, .com to get up to 50% off installation. and you may qualify for no interest and no payments for one year plus. we'll give you a safety upgrade for free, go to jacuzzi baths, remodel .com or call eight hundred nine nine one zero one six three when

you're living with atrial fibrillation. finding the right treatment by n finding the right treatment by n plan for you can mak ae allm. the difference in your health and how you live.afib can >> a fib l is an irregular ife, heartbeat caused by an abnormality in the heart's electrical system. a fib can lead to seriousri sk, sk, consequences for your health and quality of life, including stroke and heart failure. after working to reduce your stroke risk, the initialuss treatment for a fib is often i to stabilize your heart rate. tt but managing and controlling your heart's rhythm may be just as important for long term health. in fact, it may be more important to control m and rate. in rh educate yourself about rate stp and rhythm control and askaf your health care professional about how to get in rhythm and stay in rhythm. learn more , stop a viborg. do you struggle to fall asleep

and stay asleep? all sleeps apart has a unique blend of five key ingredients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer so you can wake up refreshed. qnol the brandie trust immortality. the belmont stakes comes down to this. the world's most famous final furlong comes to fox oh, the 2023 belmont stakes, june 10 . the growing gop field as presidential hopefuls flock

r one choice of online sellers go to ship station .com slash . try and get two months free. >> ton tonight, more backlash against corporations and theiraa world politics and is growing day by day. oit's af ele part the presidential election. lawmakers now sounding off on target following keenl their release of their talk friendly bikini with senator marco rubio now calling out these companies for targeting kidsie with their wolke stunts. now the latest targett targ controversy comes on the heels of bud lights collapse lig following their partnership with transgender activist dylan mulvany. transgenso how long is this allg to factor and how many ways will factor the upcoming election? here with reaction, i'll kick hos ht tommy larin, kick founder. i guess that means he's the boss. clay travis is with us . good to see you . good to see you both. you know, tommy, i've said this. before and obviously nobody's

listening. i think all those guys tha thost have roots for anheuser-busch that are down 30% of their income, i know anheuser-busch has made accommodations for them, bution how long are they going to beat? able to do that? they now are on the precipice of losing their spot as the number one beer beer seller inde america. i'm worried about the peopled a that work in their factoriesheid that, you know, do all of this. and i know bud light is trying e to gain back people's confidence, but the it seems like the public is not buying it now. and the reason for that is thato bud light never actually acknowledged what they did with the dylan mulvany brand partnership. aney ran pthey tried to put out of redneck ads where redneck a pro america and pickup trucks and country music, but we just found that insulting. ho that's not how you're going to regain customer confidence. you need to acknowledg e whaty you did. and i think they tried to initially, but then they were also afraid of

backlash from the lgbtq community. so they are just sitting there now taking these losses w and they won't own up to it,on'o which is why i actually have a little more respect for t target, because when all thisar target controversy happened,reay target didn't really back down.n yeah, they moved some item pais the back of some stores, but s they are still standingr wo by their woke agendake a. t to so, hey, if you tell us whoat'sw you are, we gohat to believe you . that's why t i getarge targeted a little more credit now. wokeo we know you're woke you're not t backtracking on it. but bud, you're just doing nothing. so you're never going to regain anybody's trust or confidence.rd you know, tommy makes a lot of o good points, clay. you agree with that?go od and is there a way to get back to the people that that love bud light? i like bud light., lo you knowve, will they come back? and i really do worry because these families, they've got mortgages to pay rent to pay, car payments, truck payments,ino what they're going to ge gt hurt in the end here. it's not going to be anheuser-busch. >> really? yeah. what it's fascinating.

tommy's right about the deal r mulvany ad, buightt remember, ao their new head of marketingw hed said that they were arketing saiintentionally rejef touch humor and the frat lifestyle in i'm paraphrasing her quotes there, that also video went viral. c they removed her. sean , if i were in charge ofhe bud light right now and frankly ,they probably should put mew ba in charge of bud light right now because everybody else they got in control is the way we do it.for i would say i love it. that's great. yeah, you definitely want. her so here's what i would don honestly. i would go to fox newswould ani would say we want to buy sean hannity show. we wan t to buy a lot of prime time programs. i would go to tommy, his fearless, and i would say, hey, we want to promote i would say to clay and buck, i would say out kick in general, if you're not going to apologize and i think it's clear thatre n they're not going to do that, then reach out do th to the aude of people that now considers th drinking a bud lite to be tantamount to announcing i'm a lunatiamount tc liberal, which t it represents also. and i'm curious what tommy would say. .

men overwhelmingly consume budm, white and men said , we are not going to stand for this anymore. and immediately just shifted and started drinking another beer because guys will say to each other at a bar, at a tailgate, at a at an event. o oh, so you're the kind of guyksd who drinks bud light l now, bece right? it's become an insult. an will women who are the primary demographic at target actually adjust their behaviorio ? because men just said , yeah, we're done. i don't thinyou k you're goings to see a lot of trans advertize directed towards men . tommy, your reaction to that? yeah. it ag soai, again, target is not identifiable if you buy something from target as is t is if you're drinking a bud light. but to clay's point there i go to a whole lot of baseball games and even baseball games in new york .king bud there ar le not a lot of people drinking bud light for that exact reason. they don't want to side with it . so i think this this really strikes a chord to show not only the bud light audience,

but the sports audience. are you've got people attendingpu sports that are now trying to push pride night. bush prit they're also not dring bud light. this should be a big giant wake thesall to these companies and to professional sports that they don't know their audiencepi and maybe they should. >> it might make them a few dollars, you know, and by the way, i think overall, i mean, you got a target. you got coles, you got chick fil a . i mean, at what point do these other companies pay attentione t to what is happening around them and maybe make hethe decision? maybe, you know, your audience, as tom was saying, and maybeput cater to them becauser they're putting the money in your pocket? ra i think that's 100% right. which is why i think bud light has become a verb. i think in every marketing in e meeting in america right now of a major brand, they're saying, let's make sure we don'ting get bud lighted. and i think a big problem here. is tommy's right. they've got people who live in new york and l.a. that havetail never been to a tailgate. i can guarantegatee you , i got

a lot of tailgate, sean , as you well know, there's not going to be a lot about. by the way, it's the legend gates tailgating is legendary.ow i know for a fact. i know friends of mine that have been with you for tailgating. well, anyway, listen, bud lights, they're getting consumed. >> i'm telling you , etting i just feel for the people that have the rousse. i feel for the people that work for as a bush. you know, at some point they're going to be victims here as well. but tommy made a good point, too. maybe they should just go out, put out a statement. we made a mistake.we we own it.ze we apologize. it wo n'and it won't happen ind be thm the future. that probably would be theoswa the mosty to d obvious way to d with it. but anyway, goodu to sebothe io you both. and i look forward to tailgating with clay. tommy, you're invited as well.id close by a as wen all of bud lit you can drink. all right. or had any coming up right after this. >> with allegra allergies. >> don't hold us back. legris starts working two times faster than claritin. and unlike otec, it won't make

us drowsy. allegra gives you the fastest non-driver twenty four hour allergy belief so you can live your greatness before taking balance of nature every single day after i get home from work ,i would knock out on the couch and have to take a nap. once i started thinking about the nature, i noticed a huge difference. my wife and i want to stay as healthy as we can for our baby. we're both just so happy that we found something that gives us more energy to help us live healthier lifestyle. >> call one eight hundred two four six eight seven five one or the balance of nature .com to get free shipping and get 35% off your first preferred order by using discount code. >> fox news, june 10 . >> stakes, immortality, anticipation building comes down to this. >> it's the most famous final furlong in the history of racing. don't miss the test of

the champion and the 2020 three belmont stakes june ten on fox. >> hello, i'm mike lindell and i'm here to tell you about my brand new product, my slippers. what makes my slippers different from those other slippers is my exclusive four layer design. i wanted my slippers to have everything you'd ever want in a pair of slippers. >> when i first put my slippers on , i was like, wow, they feel great. and most importantly, they have the support that i need in a pair of slippers. >> i'm interrupting this commercial to let you know we're having the biggest my slipper closeout sale ever get out all season, my slippers and sandals, clearance prices, they're made with our pended impact that absorbs and relieves pressure so you can comfortably wear them all day long. so go to mypillow .com or call a number on your screen. use your promo code to get our all season. my slippers originally on sale for fifty nine . ninety eight . no, only twenty five dollars

for our sandals for just nineteen fifty quantize are extremely limited so please order now. nail fungus is nasty. upd nails starts improving the appearance of fungus damage toenails in just two days. >> it's clinically proven formula penetrates the nail for results you can see quickly. >> opti nail give fungus damage toenails a makeover lab diamonds. the jewelry exchange has five carat fiesta for sixty four ninety nine . that's over 97% off wrap two carat high grade solitaires are 1991 carat studs. five ninety nine thousand guaranteed the lowest price. >> the jewelry exchange direct. if you need dental implants we have great news. reset smile is a dentist proved more affordable way to replace your missing teeth from home. no dentist office visits required. just go to reset, smile and order your at home impression kit. mail it in and we'll custom get your new smile with our advanced 3d technology using the same material trusted

by dentists in millions of devices, you'll enjoy chewing food better and smiling with more confidence. learn more reset. >> smile .com. wow. in america, the best coast come from our . this is "masterchef" like you've never seen before. four regions. twenty contestants. welcome to the united states of america and the north east is bringing the west top west side of the best side in the south for everybody. edward, sharpen your knives. "masterchef" united tastes of america. >> wednesdays on fox news breaks. fox news is reporting the stories that matter. border patrol facilities still running over capacity. things are amping up here in taiwan. battles erupted between the sudanese army and a paramilitary group. that's why we are number one in cable news. fox news channel. a programing note we will be doing to live audience shows

next week on wednesday and thursday. if you want to be a partnt t, the audience just go to hannity .com for all the informationur you need to sign up. get your free tickets. that's right.t' free. e time >> all right.have unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. ease set youplease set your dvro you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. in the meantime, well, let not your heart be troubled. the ingraham angle is next. i hope you and your family have a great weekend. >> welcome to a special edition , the ingram angle. i'm raymond arroyo, in for laur laura ingraham. what in a show we have for you tonight. former major league baseball player mike sweeney is here. kennedy joins me for friday follies. and miranda devine and john solomon are breaking news for us tonight. >> but first, you've w heard hed a lot about president biden's but t don'ts happen bu miss what's happening here. it's not just the fall. the media operatio