. the labor department is demanding that that be given back to those peoplesthat tha . o >> but to use a fake priest in this way. yeah. shame on them. yeah. >>nged changed hisve gender? >> maybe he wouldn't have the liability anymore. raymond. than ore.k you. tomorrow night, florida governor ron desantis, he joins us here. exclusivow night ron e. billy, i hope you'll tune in. have a great evening. sean hannity is nextan " with hs town hall. senator tim scot t. . >> and welcome to hannity. e in are ie ar beautiful myrtle beach, south carolina. >> we have a massiven rtle beac a massive crowd here tonight. it's great to see you all. thank you all foour coming all n just a moment. 2024 presidential candidates4 , senator south carolina senator tim scott, he will join us for our town hall. but first, big news today. n your federal government has betrayed you.

it is a sad day for our country in so many sad day. and as predicted, hunter biden was just a get out of jail free card by his own by his own father's doj. >> nothing but a sweetheart deal only other americans could dream of. >> oh, what a shocdk. now, after a five year investigation and mountains of materialr investmountain of evid on top of each other, we had whistleblower's eyewitness accounts. hunter was ever so gently t slapped on the wrist with two misdemeanor tax violationshe for a missing an irs deadline. by the wayor a, we're talking at $3 million in taxes he didn'txee pa dy and deferred gun charge. that will be dismissed if hunter's a really good boy for the next few years. >> now, formeryears. president i actually called it a traffic ticket when in reality thickets is a plea deal. it is little more than a political stunit it fromt froa

a weaponized doj and nothing but pathetic attempt to merely f seem fair when they are anything but. now, keep in mind there's no fara violation. there's no money launderingbribr charges, there's no bribery indictments, there's no drug charges, there's no or humanon o trafficking incidents or indictments. rand money laundering charges. not even a single felony tax charge. after skirting millions of dollars in unpaige afterd for yr hunter will not spend a singles. day behind. now, in contrast, new york city, they sentencep remember the trump organization cfo. his name wascfo, his name wa al. well, he got five months atg. rikers island, one of the worst prisons in the country, in part because he failed to pay taxeslc on fringe benefits like, oh, luxury cars and private school tuition for his grandchildren. r he went to jail. s remember steve bannon? he washe sentenced to four monts in jail merely for defying for a congressional. .

remember roger stone after they raided his housogere, you know, at pre-dawn raid, guns drawn, 30 guys, frogmen, fake news, cnn cameras. ar >> he was sentenced to over three years in prison y for lying to congress under oath. >> lieutenant general michael flyn congresn, george papadopous railroaded with process crimesrg . paul manafort sentenced to more than seven years in prison in part more i because attacks anda violations. manafort to register as a orr failedo register as a foreignn agent while lobbying on behalf of a foreign national from ukrain on behaional fre. in recent years, more than viozen people have been convicted of fara violations. they were all thrown in prison, but no have alt hunter biden.ot >> he was not charged with a single fara violation by joen bj biden, his department of justice, or by joe biden's fbiot . now, despite documented evidence including photographs, emails dee docu that in fact, hunterr e

biden facilitated meetings between well-connectedd the ob nationals and the obama whitean cruse and his own father. despite being a crackhead hunter, biden received milliona from foreigners in russia, ukraine, kazakhstan, china and dozens of other countries around the world . way and by the way, let's not forget a credible fbi sourcergee has accused both his father, joe and hunter, of accepting bribes from a ukrainian foreign national in exchange for policyy decisions. >> by the way, this particular source was, deemed crediblee fb by the fbi because they had previously paid thise source hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> there are also purportedlyred recordings of phone calls between joe and hunter and thain burisma executive that allegedly validates mad those ir claims that were kept as an insurance policy. and thenanlicy, of course, thers this little quid pro quo. when biden was bragging thatt when he was vice president, he

leveraged 1 billion of your taxpayer dollars to forceia ukraine to fire a prosecutor who it turns out was investigating burisma holdings that was paying his son a fortune. that's the ukrainian oil and gas giant. and he had absolutely, positively no experiencend gas he h. t rememb >> you might remember this. i had gotten a commitment, poroshenko and from yatsenyukstt that, they would take action against the state prosecutor, and they did. so they said they had it and they were walking out of the press council and said, i'm not goin gto give ion dollgt going to give you the billion dollars. they said, you havaid yoe nou ar authority. >> you're not the president. the president said i should call himt. to call. am no i said, i'm telling you, you're not getting $1,000,000,000. ion dolli you're not getting the billions. i'm going to be leaving here. i think it was about 6 hours. i look said, i'm leaving in 6 hours. if the prosecutor's not fired, wellre not gettingt fi money. >> oh, son of a cop fired. >> and they put in place someone who was solid. d.

and he got fired. and hunter continue. get paid a fortune with no experience. now, apparentltune y your attorney general, merrick garland, is not interested after graduatingrland isterested fromw and spending decades as a federal judg de, garland is now a little more than a, you know, franrly, a waterboy fo the sleazy biden family syndicate in delaware. w, the insignificant charges against hunter are low hanging frui t t. erpetu they are designed to perpetuate what is a false narrativative tt his department of justice is fair. >> it's beyond insulting. nothing could be further from the truth. hunter's plea deal representthes the most blatant example of unequal justice to date. think about this. hunter has been. has accused of committin beeittinggs of crimes, many of which are ancumented on his own laptop. >> and some of these purporteddo crimes implicateme. his own father. hal i have to give half my income to pops, he complains aboutdad' paying for dad's home repairs

and yes homet, well, thanks to daddy's doj, hunter won't spend a single day behind bars. does this sound like equal justice in equallike applicatiof our laws when countless when countless other americans rot in prisowhricansn far less? >> but according to joe, his son can do no wrong. take apparently you can do anything you want and mishandle classified documents,et top secret materials, smoke, crack, accept foreign cash,

hire, and really anything short of murder is no big deal. this is not what our constitution calls for equal justice and equal applications eq, our laws. and if we don't get back to that, we can take on our great beloved constitution and s and shredded because it will be meaningleshrs. we can't have that in america now. presidential candidate, c our friend tim scott will be joining us right here on stageat in a minute. >> but joining us first with reaction, author ofg usitha the bestseller trial of the century, fox news legal analyst gregws g jarrett, fox news. contributor, miranda divine. >> let's give a warm south carolina a welcome to them. greg. they had this 1023 form that makes serious from a credible fbi intel source that they paids hundreds of thousands of dollars to that the bidenthis o family is involved in all thisth

other activity. they've had that for over four years and this is what they charge hunter with. >> you knothishew, equal justici under the law is chiseled on the pediment of the u.s. supreme court. >> it is the basiss the ba of our democracy in a constitutional republic. but, sean, you know, it was blown to shreds with this sweetheart deal that allows hunter biden to skate on serious criminal charges that would have landed you, miranda, myself, everybody in byat town hall in south carolina. and by the way, i'm just down road a few hours. >> f it is preferential treatment. >> it makes a mockery of it mak the law. but, you know, you and. i discussed it. we knew this was coming. the government's investigation stretched for more than five years, that itched fon andy itself is utterly absurd. the evidence against hunter was clear and convincing. >> he evaded taxes, millions of. dollars pocketed from overseas sourcef dolls. d on a

>> he obviously lied on a gun g form, broke the law. >> but joe biden's justicebut department and hisjoe , you kno, conciliatory think tom hagan in the godfathethr, you know, gar merrick garland, they were never going to properly charge the president son, sorimina they rewrote the criminal codes. >> now there's a special exemption. if your name is biden, you can defycan defy the law with impun. everyone else has to abide by miranda. >> let's let's let's look atctil this from a practical standpoint. they've got to kno standw county sees this for what it is now. james colmer has pledged thatve this will have no impact on the house oversight his investigation. i believe he's true to that. we haveve identifiede he i doze country countries that the bidens have done business with millions of dollars. when you look at all o of thesen countries, i think america needs a full accounting.

how much money and business did they do with china? russia ey do wi, kazakhstan, ukraine, mexico, romania and, all these other countries? how much money in profit went to the biden ? james colmer now estimates rs well as new estimate is ove 20 to $30 million. when will we get that informatio n and what do thesee coun countries expect in return fromr hunterin ret biden and paying hs of this money and money that they nowmo have shared with nine biden family members, including grandchildren, and that, i'm sure, worked very hard for that money? >> yes. >>the $64,, that's the $64,000 question there, sean.at was what happened to the money? what was it paid for and the involvemen it pat of joe biden? and we know that joe biden was o involved in thisw th family influence peddling scheme because he met at least a dozen of hunter's overseas business partnersunter'. but i think the biggest story even then, the corruptioorn story, which is as old as washington dc itself, the biggesd as wast is the covej

and i think weus just heardhe dj bill barr say that the doj needs to veer from its usualom s practice of saying nothing u the because the optics are so terrible that at the veryt jack same that jack smith is wanting to lock up donalh isd trump fore the rest of his life, that the president's son gets away with a slap on the wrist and that, you know, i thinkweis david should come before james comey's committere jamese and just explain if everything was above boarerythingd exactlyy they made the decisions they did and whyy they it took five years to come up with these two pretty minor misdemeanor tax charges and a gun charge that is going away, that has had people locked inar. jail for four years. the rapper kodak black was inyer jail for four years in a federal prison for lying on his background form to buy.

he bought four guns in that in that case. so there there are a lot of questions that need to be raised. ing th and i thinatk the republicans ae doing that. but they're taking their time. and for instance, we know that there has been disharmony on that hunter biden case in delaware fornter bid many years the investigators have been the riated by what they see is the department of justice slow walkingf justic and outrigt obstructing their workwa and to the point where the supervisory irs agento the pt basically bece a whistleblower. he'd been complaining to hissupr superiors for many months with no response. and so he gave testimony two weeks ago to the house ways and means committee. why that testimony, which i'm toldanse. is pretty explosivesive and , why that testimony has not been released, is a real mystery. and nonreleasedw, of course, the the plea deal that hunter biden

has made a diffuses the impact of that testimony. on but that should come out very soon. it should be we should know what the irs agent at great risk to himself and joined by another underling, irs after the entire irs team was thrown that case, the doj intervened and took all 12 of those irss in investigators ofvestf the last month. wa it was inevitable that this this was never going to go to trial and that hunter would get off lightly because how on earth could they continuhoe without their team? >> well, in my opinion, christopher wray needs to go. >> i think that merrick garland needs to berrick ge impeached. and i think republicans should use the power of the pursey and they should return the fbi to once again becoming the world's premier law premiehment agency, whic is not been since 2016. b greg mirandaee, thank you both.

>> now, of course, tonight we> o are in beautiful southnigh caroa to interview the man who once challenged the corruptman wh bin family born in 1965 in north, so charleston, senator tim scott. >> he grew up poor in a singlehl parent household. his wonderful mom is here in m the audience with us tonight.e he nearly flunked out of schoolo before turning his life around, graduatingand gr high school, graduating from college and starting a successful business, ultimately becoming s from sou great senator the great state of south carolina, embodying the american dream ith acbodyinn way imaginable. >> but according to democrats and the media mocording media bn of the view, i love south carolina, i do. >> senator scott is a badn person who just doesn't understand what it's like to be an africane to be american.e is >> take a look. one and he's one of these guys who, you know, he's like clarence

thomas, black republican, who believes in pulling yourself by your bootstrappublin s rather than to me, understanding the systemic rat african-americans face in this country and other minorities. he doesn'ts face i get it. neither does clarence. right. and that's why they're republicans. tim scott standing there to provide the patina of diversity over thatina ofdiversf words and basket full of words. >> i haven't spent lot of timecs studying tim scott speeches. i think there is a long historyl of african-american or other minorityof a within the republin party who will validate americans say everythingt is great and we can all make it . >> wow, nothing like it and nothing. ican m a lecture to an african-american man about what it's like to beant black in america from a white liberal from new york right nofrom a ww and reality, they just don't, th like what senatoey jr represent. democrats rely on the politicss of victimhoorely od and identity

politics. but tim scott is no victim. he is no victa leader.nd he works hard, makes goodecisio decision, forgesns own path to success. >> let's give a warm south su welcome to the man that would like to be the next t president of the unitehe nexd s, south carolina senator tim scots, southt for the dream. i know you all. he drew it over. it went over the right will geta you some more seat. let me say this john. >> let me just ask the crowd. how many y'all are proud to be americans? we live in the freest, fairest land on god's green earth

and we will never apologize. olz we will never apologize foe r being americans. it's great to see you can keepu going if you want. i don't. yeah, i'll just sit here and get paid. i sit he. yeah, i was just. i love you, bill. >> i love you back here.g to listen, i was listening to the view when i went out, when i went in the view and said, your comments are offensive. this and dangerous because i want americans to understanda. what i understand. we get to climb as high as we want to go, as all the rules work for your character. their grit your integrity takes it high in america and as hardyt as you're willing to go and for folks to lecture me on beingk.

black, i think that's rich for joy. they hard to lecture me for being black. someone who gets away with wearing blackface way with. . can you imagine if that was a conservative? ? no or republican no on the ears of this nation? >> no. that would never n lasation?t. l there's a double standard in this country, and that's why we. guys are winning elections. i agree with that, too. we have got to start winning the elections again. and i'll tell you, i, god, that i was raised by a mama who understood that sometimese love comes at the end ofcomes a switch. and i got to say, my love me a lot. i'm getting fired up here. so did you use a switch on them a bunch? >> oh, yeah. we got shot of that.

i want to say. yep. she's the child's lead. reat to great. t your >> well, great to see you.the d. i guess first i got to get your reaction to the news of the day. you know, we sad to say,n' i don't believe right now in america that we have equal justice under the law or equal application of laws.we kno we know that they've had thisar. case for four plus years. >> we know about that. 1023 for i'd like to know what investigation they've done. wet in know about all this money.ony hunter biden, with no experience made. we er know joe biden bragged aboute leveraging $1,000,000,000 to keep his son in the money with burisma holdings. nothing to him. >> i worry if we don't have equal justice. i senator it's dangerous. >> let me just say we all know this, that the big guy has some explaining to do without any question. john, we be the city on the hill. if we are not.

>> first, a nation of law e we can't be the city on the hill. we cannot fulfill our destination, our destiny as america if we do not have the lady of justice wearing a blindfold, we all have to beao treated equall by under the eyee and the lawsr of our country. and when the bidens away with that, we need to thankan god for senator grassley and congressman colmer for doing their job. but i can tell you, if they can't finish their invest nation president tim scott will finish itesident . we're going to, with your help ,we're going to hear a fire. joe biden and then we're going to hear from a fire. >> merrick garland and fire

christopher wrayan. >> and we're going to restore gg we'r te going to restore confidence, integrity and our depart ment of justice.ve t we can't have them goinghem afr the pro-life activist with a swat team. thactivist you can't call parents who showm up at a school boardeeting meet, domestic terrorist, and you cannot. ot, it i it is unacceptablend u and un-american-amn to weaponize the department of justice against your political opponents is just wrong. we're just getting warmed up. things are getting started. we'rthanks ae beautiful. myrtle beach, south carolina senator tim scott with us for the rest southcaroli the hour. we'll hear from the great people of myrtle beach as we continue thank you for watchingox fox news. thank you for being n with hannityew today with allegra. >> allergies.

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you can't watch. listen, get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm. anytime, anywhere. fox radio on sirius xm america is listening. >> welcome to fox news live. i'm marianne in los angeles. a canadian aircraft detecting banging sounds during the search for a titanic bound sub that went missing on sunday . the coast guard says it still has not located the vessel despite searching some 10,000 square meters off the coast of canada. that's an area bigger than the state of maryland. if the sub isn't found by early thursday, it could run out of oxygen on board the vessel. the ceo of ocean gate, a titanic expert, a british a pakistani business executive, and his son in the collapsed portion of i-95 near downtown philadelphia. it is expected to reopen this weekend. that's about two weeks earlier than anticipated. pennsylvania's governor saying crews have made tremendous progress fixing the roadway. earlier this month, a tanker truck fire caused that section

of the highway to crumble. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "hannity", back. welcome back to beautiful myrtle beach, south carolina. i we are joined by senator and 2024 republican presidential candidate senator tim scott. >> you mentioned mom beforet yor you came out. i had met your mom on a previous occasions. >> and what a wonderful woman she is. she reminds me of my mom. absolutelyminds me. day. short 16 hours a day. my, my mom worked 16 hours a day, you know, going back a little bit to what we played with obama, enjoy joy less. >> i call her. and your background, you nearly flunked out in the ninth grade. >> yes. but e. n you finish colleg. you did really well and you ran into an owner of a chick-fil-ay.

,mentored you, john moniz. >> yes. and then your godfather, d ou grandfather, dropped out of school to pick cotton in third grade. >>k e. yes. d th and then he couldn't read, but he would sit aent the table evey day and read the news that he was reading to be a good example. readtoand you say from cottonom to congress in one generationert is a journey that caionourney only happen in america, which i thought was a beautiful line . >> and your grandfather faced real discrimination. if it wa randfathed as a white person walking down the street. you told the story how he would step aside? >> absolutely. yeah. in 1921, my grandfather was born heraside.>> in y grandfsou. salley, south carolina. a v and it was a very different south carolina. it was a placecaroli where a black guy walking down the street leuld have to ge street off the sidewalk and let someone walk by who was white. it was such a different and challenging time. my grandfather, when my parents

divorced, we moved into his die when i was seven years old. my grandfather looked at me and saide the weight of his wos words were so heavy because of all that he haheavy bed in his . he said, you can be bitter or you can get better, but you can't be both. and when i hear people telling that america is a racist nation, i got to sayve not my america, not our america not the united states of americaun. and i say that and i say that because i've watchedin m the evolution in my own family. i remember the stories my grandfather told me. >> he believed the r told mn, with some doubt now in the goodness ofhe g thisoodn nation. and it's that conviction that led me to understand if

you work hard, you haven't really and you have grit all. g >> things are possible intoday' today's americs a. and the left and the left. we all know this to be true. what the left. >> what the left weaponizes race, whenever they're losing an argument that does my grandfather a just justice and injustice is disrespectful. the pain and the progrese. th >> this nation should be viewed as a symbol or a logicalgica understanding of what's unde in the windshield of life. yeah. think about this. eljohn, and i'll i'll. >> we'll move on to something else. but i'm the gusey that ran for congress in 2010 in charleston, south carolina, where the civil started. my primary opponent was the son

of strom thurmond thurmond. >> think about that. let us pray. pr, by the way, we sit, neil, in prayer, not in protest. >> so i. okay. in that race, i won 68 to 32 because of the evolution of the southern heart. we started judging peoplecont by the content of our character, not the color of our skinener, no. and the left. and the left. they refused to dealerica in with america in 2023 and notno

1923, because they know thatcaus the truth of my life disproves the lives of their radical. agenda. they don't want to educate our kids. on't wanthey want to indoctrinae our kids. they don't want to teach. american. istory we have a response to pass this nation on to the next tat generationion on. healthy, whole and looking in the windshield of life, not the rearview mirror. and i refuse to sit t on the sidelines now and let my americahe become a victim of the radical left. lelet's. >> i have i started in radio. believe it or not, in 1987. >> okay. yeah, i know. well, so don't.en don't. don't even try. i've been on fox since try. 199e and i've been blessed. and thanks to all of you, d you've made this all my dreams possible. drea. thank you all and i will tell you, i've never been this worried about this woour country than i am rd

now. >> i'm worried about our economy. aboutwe have two thirds ofou our fellow americans living paycheck to paycheck. t th i worry about the high price of everything. a 40 year high of inflation.io i worry about openn. borders. ou i worry about crime in our big cities and small towns. i worry about america giving up its energy independencoue, and we're now importing oil from countries that hate our guts like venezuelw aenezue and opec nations. unbelievable. i'm worried about china, russila ,iran and a new axis of evil. i got a lot of thingsthin >>m worried abougs it. yes.k let's talk about some of those issues. i think you started off right where when? i thinabout k about when we wer the majority, we passed tathx reform. i had the good fortune of writing the domestic sidd the f our tax reform tcja the tax cuts and jobs act. . we said we passed in 2017. t we cut the taxes oaxf. a single mother like the one that raised me by 70%. that's what republicans did for jewel for dual income

households. we cut taxes for dual incomeince households by 60%. we said we'd give back to the american people $4,000 on average. we gavave.e back 40 $400.but wh but what we also did wasat we hd high employment, low inflation, because the government did not print and spend money. we gave it back to the american people because we believe and we the people give,e you your money back, let you live your lives and things get better. is there a we've got to do that again. is there a way to restrainto res government spending because every time. absolutely. trnso controlling government spending is what i said earliecr . please, please, please, fire joe biden. that's the first thing you have to do. and here's the second thing you have to understand. thi and we all understand it because we're living it. 49% of americans. and so median income in this country. 1750 or $35,000 a year because

of joe biden's inflation, the average monthly expenses have increased by $500, almost . that's not a problem. that's a crisi iproblem.s for pe on fixed incomes. and single moms that raise md ea and the reason why thispp happened is because they printed and then spenst 4 trillion dollars. >> the way we say it iny the south just turned the spigot off. don't spend what don't have. let me ask what you don't need and don't buy stuff you can't afford. can't go south carolina. that's just how we do it. so you live within your means.in i always like connie mack had the penny plan. we probably a nickel plan at this point. so we're going to cut government spending. you have no government taxes.ovm and then we've got issueens. ad >> i think energy independence would go a long way toward is,

lowering family costsst on everythins ong and creating six figure jobs. i wonder. absolutely. >>reating cut taxes, by the wa revenue to the government wentwa up by 3% the first year. 3% this year. so if you lowered taxes, revenues to the government goeai up because everything's on sale. but we have to understand as a we, we the people understand that president biden and the radical left , they do not energy independencesecuri is national security. they're one and the same. tythey awe must be. let me ask you independent. we were independent. >> we were. and then they gave it. here's. here's where is wher i america right we ar now. it's like we're split in half. i meane spli, either you believn defund, dismantle the police and no bail laws, or you believe the e in law and or. how do you reconcile that? bou believe in securinoncileg our borders or you want open borders. you believe in energy bo or you buy into this, you know, climate alarmists, religious cul intt. l >> you either believe america

should be the most powerfuie l nation on earth with a badass military to defend us. >> how evi baddestl yes. or him in yesterday, man. o or they to or they want to cut us down. but we've got a party that is the democratic party today. >> in no way resemblesdemocrat the democratic party of old. >> without any question we have to persuade people to our team. here's what i can tell you. i've done the surveys run around the country. african-americans are, aroundwat 81% want the same level of policing or, more policing, not less. >> that's a lie from the radical left. wethat's arom the to understanf america wants the same thing. how many on here believe in laww and order? how many of are thanking god almighty and willing to stand with me and back the blueo? >> this is common sense. you see, when i wrote a bill

to help refund the police because the crazy left defunding the police, they called me a token because they are opposed to helping very people they say they care about the most. how many oo f i believe that we should secure our southern border to be today, not tomorrow, but today. every yes, we all believe this.t we all know this to be true. we this is not times. this is not. this is what i was taught. >> if you don't control your back door at your house, it's not your house. >> if you don't control don't your southern border, it might not be our country. >> every county in america is a

border county. y. >> 70,000 americans have lost their lives to fentanyl. >> 70,000. the precursors come from china . they're made in manufacturing theyo. ns in mexic and then the mexican cartels bring it acros mexicans our sour borders and our ports of entry. >> president scotts anrts of. not on my watch.waoi we're to stop that frongm happening without any question. we will freeze their assets and unleash the most powerful force on this earth to protect americans. got to take a break. more with senator scott. morbl take questions from our audience as we continue a live in beautiful myrtle e beach, beach, south carolina. your questions here for the senator when we come back.

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>> all right. welcome back to hannity. we're still in beautiful myrtle beach, south carolina. senator tim scott is with us. we're going to take. some questions. the crowd. i believe your name is beth. longtimei , a first time caller. welcome to. you have a question for senator scott. glad you came. i do. gladscott, if elected, what wilc you do to protect women and girls from biological males competing against them in sports and using their locker room? best? transgender ideology is ruining women's sports, and we have to put an ens d to that. it's it's simple. i think that biological men should compete against biological men, period. >> and in the conversation.

i've met too many hard working female athletes who've come to me and said it is patently unfair that you are allowed for biological males to compete against. liv we've worked our entire lives to be competitive and then we lose a race to someone who has not had the same physical up that we do. >> thank you for your question, ma'a you form. i what's your name? my name is chelsea. hey, chelsea. hi. senator tim scott. how do you plan to differentiatesenator yoursem the other candidates in order to bring unity back to our countrg unity? thank >> thank you, chelsea. i will simply say that ya. i woa do for anyone me. what she has done for me. if we focus on hope, creating opportunities and protecting the greatest o land on god's green earth, that is a good start. t isi've also found throughout south carolina now and iowi'veae and new hampshire, the three states where i'm campaigning. people are starvinsg for antives

optimistic, positive message with a backboneand co and conservative principles underneath inslest. here's what i'll tell you. i believe it is our responsibility to take our messagrespe to places we are not invited. i speak at every place thatnd oe i've had a town hall and a i black church and one in a brazilian church. hiteh.i'm doing one in the white house. i'll do one in any church, any d place ino one any the nation, be i want all of americaeric to appreciate our conservativeao values. but we also we have to be willing to take our messages and our our beliefs and our convictions to the highest mountains, but also to theto deepest values. we've go t to do it in a gymnasium like this, filled with friendsfriend or an inner y church surrounded by skeptics. you see, i believe that i'm not an exception. i am simply today's rule. .

anybody can succeed. and americeed in aa will take our message to where they are. well our m, you did that whenre you went on the view. i give you a lot of credit. thank you. i'vefoatere. there. >> i have not fun. ma'am, what's your name? >>. my name's aaron and good evening, senator and john. my question is this. in a world that we know is kindw of in a downfall and we can all agree to that, what are your main differences with the orher candidates, suchrences w p or ron desantis? what are your main policy caveats or differences? t so the first thing i'd says is that i do carthate who the ukrainian conflict. i believe ukrainianshe ukr arei willing to put their lives on the line. and i hope i hope zelenskyy pulls it out. the summer offensive will be really important in thatgagement engagement. but more importantly, what i would say the bigges. importatme and difference is between me and joe biden. that's where i'm focusinghe my attention. he's our problem, not of the republican.

and so what i focus on, as sean pointed out earlier, whether it's inflation, 40 year high, hg whether it's gas prices, 40%ric4 higher, electricity, 20% higher food, 20% higher.ca >> the radical left and their ideology is a problem that is like a cancer is metastasizing acrossss our our country. we are now living in a place where the radica l tells you and me that the drug of victimhood is what we should take. the culture of grievance is pervasive around this country. i want to bes the who stands up to the radical left and says no more. not on my watch, number one. number two, i'm going to restore confidenc one.erity and integrity and our department of justice. and number three, i'm going to stand toent o to toe with cha and say, stop spying on my kids, stop buying our farmland and stop breachingovereign our sovereign borders. by the way, this interview haste

been a lot easier than the gavin newsomwsom one one. yes, ma'am. hi. hi. i jane fortune, and want to thank you both for being in myrtle beach. >> we're tickledwe a to havere . >> my question is, senator, is the new president of our great america, who will be your first executive order and who will be your reasoning behind that order? >> my first executive order would be to restart the xcelxl keystone pipeline and my rationale is that energy securit security is national security. we can do it our own and we on u should do it on our own. but the second thing i would do

is honestly secure our border for for less than for less than 15 billion dollars, $10 billion. we could finish a wall and for $5 billion, we could use this surveillance technology thaty aa is currently available to detect oil so we can save american lives starting a as a field. great question. thank you, ma'am. thanhow are you? what's your name? hi. my name is mariana. annathank you for being herences and hearing our concerns. we've been longtime viewers. r l as a former public schoolic educator for 30 years, i am outraged and view the current educational is disgraceful.fu i would like to know who gavl.e chndi weingarten the power to change things. my question involves the teaching of crhings.myt, asl

as transgender literature and parental rights. in this situation. what will you do to combat this atrocity and reform it? tour children are our futurerer and everybody needs to remember that. >> absolutel futury. i believe that we must havein ti school choice in this nations n order in order for us to takefrt the power from the teachers unions. we've got to break the back, the teachers unions, which means destroying the monopoly they have over which m our kids, which u requires us to have school choice because every kid and every zip code deserves quality education. wep code must get back. we must get back to ab cs and eliminate crt. >> it's just that simple. let let's just teachch

american history. let's just teach math, reading and science. and, we've hadvi the greatest drop in test scores in history, all for baltimore chicago, los angeles.i here's what you can. here's what you knowcalo about the scott administration. we would never hire rand never n weingarten, number one. and number two, we want to hireb americ.a kids who are proud of america. thank you, nancy. so we love your show. what does your hat say? my name is joe calibrator. >> what does your hat say? it says? vietnam veteran. thanitk you.

thank you for joining. what's your question, sir? >>what ione of my questions is t vets. >> yes, sir. what are wha you going to do abt the treatment they get versus the illegal alienstreatmen thate this country? >> getting free food for yourself while our vets sleepsl on the street. on street?yes, sir. today, we spend around $400illin billion on our veterans services. we need to spend more mone o servicy to honoring the promise we made to our veterans when they came home. hen theyone of the things i've y done, sir, in 2014, i had the largest vietnam veterans ceremony in our state. state.we had over 2500 people i. attendance. and when i made the commitment look at ,there was to take a look atmake our va and to make sure that we improved and reduced the waitt e times so that more of our veterans got the service vs you earned by putting your life on the line, number one. number two. we've adopted and i would make it permanent, allowing for i wo to decide where they want to get their care.

veterans today, many of our many of our younger veterans would rather go to the local hospital. some o f our vietnam veteransa syst like the va system. >> i think veterans should be given the same choice to decide where they want th, and i would make sure that policy was embedded. number three, sir, to many ofsud our veterans are committing suicide. they've lost hope. they don't have the resources. one of the things i've done as we've moved towards telemedicine and allowingive th our veterans to receive the care they neede they nee byt having to drive to a location, but by using zoom or face time or some kind of system where you can get th e mental health assistance that our veterans need without having to come to a hospital. we need to make sure that we open up every form of technology to make sure that

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on zero experience hunter making a fortune for nothing. >> but that's all the time wes have left this evening. senator tim scotevt, you for coming? thank you for doing this. charlottcoming a this.e thank ye us at home from beautiful myrtle beach, south carolina.roa thank you for joining us. have a great night.ing us.. >> hi, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the angle from washington tonight. spencer and that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> i. biden and the left are under siege. the new cnn poll that just came out shows biden's favorability at its lowest point of his presidency at about 32%. now, that's a drop that occurred from the weeks from may to june. >> of course, when we learned