ashley strohmeyer live in new york. moscow is on high alert and increasing security around the city. this was after issuing an arrest warrant for the leader of the wagner mercenary group. russian officials say the group's leader is calling for an armed rebellion against its military leadership. the private militia has been helping russia with its war efforts in ukraine in a series of angry videos. the group's leader blamed russia's military for tricking russians into war. he's also blaming the military for killing thousands of his soldiers at field camps

in ukraine, and we're learning wagner forces have reportedly entered the far west russian city of rostock been done without resistance. those forces apparently rolled into the city, with tanks and a large amount of troops taking over the military and police headquarters as well as the city hall there. russia's military is responding by ramping up security in and around moscow. those measures are said to include roadblocks and checkpoints, and we haven't heard from russian president vladimir putin on the developments tonight but one of his top generals is telling wagner forces to stop and obey the will of president putin. we're also hearing from the white house. we're told president biden is and has been briefed on the matter. that he is closely monitoring it again . if you were just now tuning in, we are following breaking news out of moscow. that is where russian forces are on high alert after the leader of the private wagner mercenary group called for a coup against russia's top military leaders. stay with fox news channel for more on this developing story.

i'm actually strohmeyer going to send you bw that my colleague has dealt with this. he he addressed this git the white house counsel. yes or no? was the president involved? i just asked steven, stephen. stephen, i just answered the question. i justi just sai said, i just tt it's not up to you how i answer the question. answered thed the questiony by telling you. my colleagues at the white house counsel has dealt with thiavdealt s ans and i wour you to them. >> wow. thatver.rters brought it today . that's rare. now, that was a clear evasion from ap. e wh she refers you to the white house counsel. look over there. coun the white housewhite ho counsel say? they called hunter bidenuncil sd a liar. and sam said in part, as we've said many timenys before, the president was not in business with hiits son. but hunter laid it out plain i as day, and his newly revealed whatsapp message, he toldr the chinese executive two times that he was sittin2 g his fatheb before he issued this threat. quot thirde, between the man sid next to me and every person he knows, you will regreton h notmy following my direction. in a new statement, hunter

biden's lawyer claimed any verifiable word or actionsed of my client in the midst of a horrible addiction are solely his ow n and have no connection i to anyone in his family. but today, new corroborating evidence of hunter biden's whatsapp message came to light. hunter's message asserting that his father was sitting right by him, was sent on july 30th, 2017. the free beacon they found a picture on hunter biden's laptop showing him behind the wheecture onl, his dad's co. on the very same day that message was sent dad's. july 30th, 2017, the free beacon reports has metadatahoto embedded in that photo that you're looking at shows thatwerk they were taken in close proximity to joe biden's wilmington, delaware, home. but rather than asking questions abou hn askingt this y big, the media, they're making excuses. it's basedmaking on a whatsapp.t we don't know the verification of that. we don't kno know whether hunter was exaggerating when he talked

to someone, if it was he. if it's authentic when he said, my father's here with me and it r is joe biden was not in office in between vice presidency and the presidency. yes, i heard that statement. uid and i find it to be awfully flimsy on which to build any sort of an investigation itor just simply is some sort of puffery by biden.>> not >> it's not verified. interesting. where have we heard that before? righ>>t. r bi media has been focusedthis on hunter biden. this laptoaptop p that intellige officials have warned is likely russian disinformation. >> the story is preposterous, right? the story is preposterouus. s. we're supposed to believe that hunter biden in a drunken stupora dr dropped off his laptp ted i guess apparently repair office. >> it is so obviouslmperatury an operation. >> this looks like russian intelligence. mperat this looks like russian intelligence. this talks like russian intelligenceur lik. y ju this efforlit by giuliani and te

"new york post" and steve bannon to cook up supposed dirt on joe biden looksp n bide like a classic russian playbook. >> disinformation campaign. it's always russia. here they are trying the same trick again, but it won't work. here's the whistleblower's attorney totally demolishing the liberal media. hyenas coverg the up. >> this whatsapp message did not come from the laptop or anyy nefarious source. gary shapley testified s that they did a search warrant. they got a hold of hunter biden'a hier'ss icloud account w did a search warrant to apple, to thear apple cloud, where they accessed hunter biden's whatsapp messagesed s, imessages and other information. and so this is credibl, thise. agents wanted to follow up on this and the prosecutors told them not to. hunte oh, well, maybe hunter biden was puffing or something like that. so the agent said, well, let'sgp get the gps location of the two of the father and the son, and let's see if they're actually ime roon the ss

room at that time. and the prosecutor said, we're not doing thatai d. >> so it came from a searchcred warrant credible. and as foribnd the l that laptoo learned from the whistleblower that the laptop was verified a full year before the cia and the biden campaigna solicited those signatures from the 51 intel community officials who called it russian disinformationof. shapley testified on november six of 2019, the fbi caselson agent, josh wilson, called up the computer shop ownervice john paul and basically got the device numbers from him. and then we bounced those device numbers off third party records, and it showed that it wa andd s, in fact, hunter bided device. soevice. they knew it.e lapt they knew it was the laptop, but they got that letterop nfori anyway, calling it russian disinformation. so there you have it. u have alook at the biden untou. the white house presntouchabs s covering for the biden family, the liberal hyenas in the media coverings cove for the bidens, , and the deep state. they cover for the biden ts

as well. and joe and hunter, they're just smiling their way to the ban k, chumming it up at a lavish state dinner at the white house last night. e here's jp once again running cover for the biden family. at >> the president invited his son hunter to the state dinner last night. an ui'm wondering if you coulde us into the thinking and decision making of why the presiden>> i'mt decided t. >> i'm just not going to get into family discussion, personal familyoknow hy. ing >> as you know, hunter's histo son. i'm just not going to get into it. think >> he went on to ask, doy you think an everydaamy american with those kind of charges against him would be welcomed? she didn't have an answed nor. i they don't care because they have something that you and i will never have knowle . we're those average americans. we don't have the full levers ofl echonment, the fulhave the chamber of the liberal media at our disposal. but they dmedia.o. e fo miranda devine is a columnist for the new york post. she joins us nowpost. miranda, you are the foremost authorit oy on all things hunter biden. what surprised you most about at this whistleblower testimony? tt

look, i think just that there's suchh a volume of information confirming and corroborating what we have known at the new york post for almost three years. and anybody you know, tony bobulinski, for instance, all the information that he's given to the fbi and has said publicly that's also been here validated. and, you know, i guess really just seeing it all in one place, it's demolishedd of the lies that you just played of all those peopleas who pretended it was russian disinformation, including joe bidenformatin. joe biden knew himself that it was his son' s laptop. he knew himself when he told the american people that hehi knew nothing about his son. hunter's overseas business dealg dealings. he knew that he had met more than a dozen of hunter's he overseas business partners, including now we hear at

the four seasons hotel. hunter t he went with hunter to meet executives from that chinese company, cfc, iny december of 2015 in washington, d.c.. i've was also corroborated that with gal luft, who's a missing witnesst missis, who worked wite chinese people and knew about hunter a biden's association with them. you know, joe bide in, he had the white house put out that statement today sayingng e, oh, you know, none of this is truene and joe biden's never been inn businessbusi with his son. well, why then did joe bidenve meet twice with tony bobulinski to vet him to be ceo of that joint venture between the biden familyiden and cfc? why did hunter biden ask hisrgew office building in georgetown, the house of sweden n, to cut a new case for his father, joe biden and stepmotherer? jill biden? why for nameplates

on the door for his company and see see, there's so muchh evidence it's voluminous and it's now inescapable. i really do think that the reckoning nigh.t in >> yes. the evidence all points inr one pretty clear direction but leave it to the media to ignore it. there's some breaking news that we got out just a moment ago, and it's the dni, the office of the director of national intelligence, put out the covid origin the cs report. we had been waiting on wishy washy, inconclusive, denyingcame what most of us have surmised for a long time that this came fromcute a lab. your thoughts on it, miranda? d well, it's extraordinary considering that just a couple of days ago we had reporting, including in the wall street journal, that about the sort of patient zerot s thosesearch three researchers from the wuhan lab who looked to bee the first people in november 2019 to fall ill with this strango fae coronavirus. and that would point again, e to

more evidence to add to all the other evidence that it didto e iginate in that lab where they were doing this gain of function research on bat coronaviruses. sosearch o this dni report looke like another cover up for anthony fauci and all the others people who lied to us about the origins of the pandemi wabo >> it could be very frustrating, miranda. we want answers. >>d sometimeanswers s we just dt get them. miranda devine, thank you. thanks thank hunter . t kelly hunter is not joe biden's only problem this time. i have some goodhi i news for yb joe biden, he's got a rebellion on his hands, his donorsel., they're closing their wallets. his poll numbers, they're sinking. numbers areand if joe biden dop down this rebellion in his ownei partony, he may be retiring to delaware. he does ice cream sooner thanan he'd like. he can enjoy his ice cream there. he can go cyclin gcling, but he wouldn't be president. >> maybe that's why rfesident.k. he's pulling in 20% support among democrats and a littlean

known self-help guru. her name's marianne williamson. williashe's got 8% against joe. >> joining me are two formerinin state department spokeswomen, marie harf and morgan. take it more. morgan or take us to womenwept i who i deeply respect and take you both for joining me. >>, kelly. you know, kelly,, i want to start with you this f fund raiser, joe biden goes out to california. he's at this fundraiserco and what intrigued me was politico was reporting that a flurry of invites went out for the fundraising events. they only got single digit responses and they had to issuge limited reduced price tickets. and this comes as iowa t is bucking the president. new hampshire, the democrat party's there. he does have a little rebellion arthin the party. well, i promise you that democrats are not rebelling against rebet joe biden. i promise you, i can tell you that that is not happening. happeninthisi think democrats ay happy with what he's achieved policy wise, whether it's all the jobs, manufacturing boom, reducing prescription drug prices. they're very happy about what they're going to be runninl

inon. but maria, the why did 55% t they don't want him to run wan. but how did 53% of democrats say we don't want him to run? . i think that i think that pollbi i think first of all, i think the polling is completely broken. and i'm not saying that because i don't like this one poll. i think it's very hardit i to actually determine what republicat isn voters thinr we saw that with democratic voters think. we saw that inat saw the midtere elections. polls were wildly off. i think the democratss s want two things. first, they want to win next year and they believ yeae that donald trump will probably be the nominee. and joone whe biden is the onlyc who's ever beaten donald trump. they also want to continuee to to build a bench for the next generation of leaders. that is something that democrats care about . but i'm not going to deny that. but i think the democrats feel very good about their chances with joe biden. there is no primary on the democratic side. i promis e you. kennedy is not actually going to get 20% in any primary. and, you know, elections are tough. these are these ar e. iden they feel good about joe biden at the top of the ticket inone. he's gotten done, especially

compared to the alternative. the alternative yet. we only have a little bit of time here. but you know, there are a lot data points showing that joe biden's struggling. and my theor showing ideny is this, you know, he's at 60% and his race against the dems, when you look awhen yt former president trump, he was at nearly 90% in his primary. he did have some primary opponents. he was much more popular. biden' bs got a base problem. i think there's a lot going on with the dissatisfaction of many americans. the latest poll that i sawn 51 showing biden at 51% disapproval rating. first of all, it starts with everyday thing, kelly. like moms like you and i go into the grocery store ougett and getting frustrated every time we check out because of the price of groceries price and going to the gas station, looking at the price of ofs g havingto to fill up our cars. and there's so many parents around this country that are making tradeoff about filling up the gas tank or filling up a grocery cart . and also, i think the hunter biden scandals, the biden family scandale n familys, . they're certainly, i think in the minds of voters absolutely w more targets. marie harf, thank you both very much.

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if your business qualifies for up to $26,000 per employee. well, one sports league has refused to go along with the left's war on women's sports usa. powerlifting is the first national governing body to block biological males competing as women. you'd think there'd be more. that was in february that a minnesota judge ruled that the league violated the minnesota human rights act by barring a biological male from competition. usa powerlifting is appealing the rule and is willing to take their case all the way to the supreme court. dr. larry maley is the president of usa powerlifting in april. >> hutchinson is, a canadian powerlifter. welcome to you both. you know, dr. maley, is there a difference is a common sense question, but i will pose it to because i know you have the data between a biological woman and a biological male in the realm of powerlifting. yes, there is. kayleigh. we are what might be described

as a pure strength sport and technique is minimal. there are no appliances basically it's all the person. and so what we look at is how a person does on one of three lifts and we asked that very same question that you did. is there really a difference? because if there is no difference, this may not make a difference in terms of competition. but we looked at 17,000 power lifters and we found that the depending on how you analyze it between men and women is that women are 43 to 65% less strong than men. >> so it's a profound difference. you know, april, you've competed against a biological male. what was that like? >> yeah. so i was supposed to actually compete against the biological male in the nationals a couple of months ago. i actually sat out as a way to protest. there was a protest at the event, but this

same biological male just announced the other that he will be applying for worlds this year and he will be going into my category. he turns 40, so i lift between 40 and 50 years old and so he will be after my records and lifting in the masters in a couple of months. april that's got to be frustrating. i mean, how does that feel you put in so much hard work. >> it's frustrating it's you know, i'm filled with many emotions, anger being one of them. i mean, i think all the women are very angry where it's disheartened there's times where, you know, for a long time i couldn't sleep at night. it's affecting my training. it's my mental health has declined big time since i found out about all of this. >> you know, dr. maley you're one of the only ones out there filing litigation like this. >> i understand this has been ongoing for four years. why aren't more sports bodies following in your footsteps? well, i think that we're different from some of them in that we're not an olympic

sport. and so at the end of the day, we don't have to follow the dictates of the ioc. but that being said, we're an organization that started more than 40 years ago and the foundation is in fair play having to do with performance enhancing drugs, fairer categories for people. and this is just consistent with that for us. we believe that after looking at the data, it is unfair for transgender participants to be in a women's division and it can't be overcome. well, thank you for fighting for fairness and for women. dr. april. thank you. thank you. aaron he opened up about a potential performance enhancing drug, although it might not be what you think. the star quarterback is trying to combat the stigma around athletes use of psychedelics. rodgers showed up at the psychedelics science conference to share how some of these drugs contributed to his success on the football field. >> take a look.

>> the response from other people in the sports industry has been pretty incredible to see basketball players and baseball players and surfers and entertainers. my own teammates and colleagues across the league reach out and either share their story about their own medicine journey or ask to be a part of an upcoming one was pretty, pretty special. you know, it's going to be hard to cancel me because, you know, the previous year, 26 touchdowns, four interceptions. >> we had a good season. ayahuasca, 48 touchdowns, five interceptions, mvp. >> what are you going to say? you know, he's talented, but i'm not sure it was the psychedelics there. dr. siegel he joins me now. >> dr. siegel, i would never think that you would take a psychedelic to outperform in a sporting event. >> what's going on? it's called ayahuasca and actually it's been used for as a healing drug down.

it's a plant, and they serve it as a tea down in brazil and south america. central america for centuries. but it's illegal in the united states. certain church groups actually use the first amendment to allow use of it, even though it's a restricted plant or drug. but know what's ironic with aaron rodgers? i kind of feel like maybe he was suffering depression or post-traumatic stress from all of the problems he had with green bay packers and the vaccines and the masks. and now he's self treating himself with this. but here's the problem physicians who are studying this say this, kelly. >> they say it's not yet ready for primetime. we're still big. so we think we think it may have an effect on depression. we think it may be useful post-traumatic stress. we think it may even treat alcoholism. the head of psychiatry at nyu is studying this, said this to me, just the other. but we're not ready for people to auto medicate with this. and even if we think it helped aaron rodgers or he thinks it did, it may harm someone else. i mean, it causes nausea,

vomiting, diarrhea. you can have an out of body experience with it. it is not a performance enhancing drug. it may very well be a performance. detracting drugs, though not in his case. >> one more bit of of of of contradiction here. >> you realize the nfl bans cannabis but not this you there's such an inconsistency in nfl policy why why are they banning cannabis but yet you can actually have this there's no consistency across the board. >> yeah that's a good point. you know first it was marijuana ,then it was psychedelics, what we call the slippery. i'm not for it dr. siegel. >> thank you. there is a lot for it only doctor should prescribe it. >> absolutely. only a doctor. i like that, doc, there's one big question no one has asked any of the 2024 presidential candidates. we've been talking to you about it all week. what is their plan to keep kids safe in school without infringing on the second amendment? we're going to share their responses next.

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our resources in that through our legislation. slation.i also said, let's recl some of the money from covidan $150 billion, give it to schools so that they can furthe invr continue to invest in the safety of their children and their personnel. >> ron desantis his campaign sent us an exclusive statement from press secretary brian griffin referencing record funding for school hefetyg fo. governor desantis has put in place, among other measures. you're a part of the governorsrm remarks that they referenced. >> so i became governor the yeargovernor after parkland. so once we got the parkland recommendations, i was really responsiveendationsponsibl for e legislature to implement the school safety recommendations. so we've done since i've been fr governor of $1,000,000,000 for school security. now, some of that is the school resource officers, which is important to have that presenceimt . their statement went on to say, governor desantis takes school safety extremely seriously , but rejects the left's efforts to make the issue a vehicle for curtailing second amendment rights. as president, he will continue suampioninrightsg school safety

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mental health. vice president mike, he gotth back to us and he stressed that he understands the concerns of exune rrence oleg people as a fa grandfatheacr and he will protet the second amendment. his statement reads in part. i called on leaders s in washington, d.c. to step forward and provide full scndinfullg to every public and private school in america to hire an armedn americ and ree officer and to do it now. i promis e you if i have the privilege of serving as your president, we will protect all the god'll proi rights in our constitution and we will provide the resources to hire armeon sor trained resource officers to protect our kids. they are our diamonds after all. all of the gop responses mentioned importance of strengthening security at our nation's schools. the president biden, he has said that is a no go. and as for the candidates who didn't takd toe the time to respond to our inquiry, i can assure you you will have to addressl will this issue on a debate stage with joe biden. to marks one year since the dobbs decision setting the issue of abortion back to th of abor be states ori the federal government.

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who will join your team from home when her home, not yours. expand your team with fiber freelancer as well. today is a special day for me personally. it's the anniversary, one year f anniversary of the first time i felt my son nashville. martin kick.e and it was one day before the landmark dobbs decision, which returnedmark dob the decie making on abortion to the people's representatives. buse t ust it got us thinking. you remember this from democratic governor ralph northam. he said, quote said, quot, the infantvere would be delivered if an infant survived an abortiond . the infant would be made comfortable. the infant would be rhesus wouly stated if that's what the mother in the family desired and then a discussio d n would ensue between the physicians and the mother. so i think this was really blowwan of proportion. that sounds like infanticide. .to the left says that never happens. octo but we recently spoke to dr. ron bryce. he's a kansas legislature. playd this was yesterday, and he played an integral role, thatin fight. >> here's the interview. dr. brycterview.octoe, i had ths

of meeting you twice out at a pro-life event in kansas i, er and i was so moved by your story. there were eyes in the roomal that were not dry when you shared it. you were in a hospital. your medicall ctor. doctor.us you heard a code blue.ened and tell us what happened. >> tthank you, kelly. it's great to be here. yes, i was a medical resident practicing. i was on call fo or the neonatal intensive care unit when there was a code blue in the operatinatinsuitg. se sod so i went expecting to see some sort of a cardiac arrest or something like that. but it wasn't anything like i imagined when i burst into the room. .the patient, female patient wae awake. she was on the operating table . the surgeons, the nurses weren't saying anything to me. not and i heard just to my righo the corner on a metal table was a premature infant, a baby boy who was crying. and then i realized in just

a second that this had been an abortion, where the baby had slipped out of the before heth was dismembered.he was and so because he was set aside to possibly die, but he was he was too tough to die. this this guy did the seemingly impossible. he survived his abortion. so he was too tough to dieived i i took him into the neonatald intensive care unit, cared forca him for about a day before hee did die. dit it just stunned me that it was possible for a baby to survive an abortion. and i thought it was just a one off that surely it didn't happen very often. but as luck would have it, i w i was working at doingor with t department of public health. a few weeks later, whe hean h i talked with the public health director about this and he agreed to do a study, sees how frequently babies are born alive after abortion. and to my shock, we found 27 cases over the three year study. wor w babies were born alive

after abortion in our county. and so extrapolating that nationwide, it's just very much a more common occurrence than most people even realize. >> so when democrats say we don't need for an ally protection act legislation, of course, a doctorection going tp a baby that's alive, you showed up in a room with a code. s heln no doctor was helping that baby. they literally werg e just leaving that baby to die. that right, right, right. ht.the yes, it's if think of yourself for a minute, just as an abortionprovid and you'ref basically to take the life in the and then the baby somehow comes out alive, you immediately have a conflict of interest and yoofu either hae to treat the baby as a newborn baby with all the care for that gestational age or maybe set the babye or s aside, like in mn with that patient that hope the baby dies or, god forbid,fe take the life of the baby. as we've heard some reports ints the past. but the good news is kansas di

pass the born in born alive infant protection act. we overrode the governor's veto with a supermajority bipartisan . it was a great thing. and now therat now tone is only one option in the state of kansas when a baby is born born, and thaty tion is to care for that baby just as you would any baby of simila wouldy r gestational age and condition. >> well, dr. bryce, i'm so gladt you overrode the governor's veto in that little baby's life that you held in your hands, that baby's life mattered and that baby's life tha is nowe saving other babies lives. thank you so much, doctor. so thank you, kelly. >> coming up, we're goingav to have a little fun on ang friday. the tiger king, joe exotic, he was se wasjoint to join us. that was fun. but you won't believe what happened to him. find out nexppened. next. t. >> sometimes on the chevy an silverado has what it takes

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covid. he announced his candidacy for president and we were supposed to bring you exclusive interview with mr. exotic frmsel forf from jail. unfortunately, he was sentom to solitary confine moment. so we found the next best guests. mike robeson is jowe founde exo press secretary. he joins me now with his monkey, winstowiy n, i wanted to talk to joe exotic. what happened? mike well, all we can really say for sure is joe has been silenced by the department ofhe justice. we know this for sure because he's been speaking out about the corrup t and that's been happening in the justice system. i believ sole that today's events are putting joe in solitary is a direct result ofit . his willingness to speak out and really call out the truth. we kno s call w that the departf justice obviously kind of is a e o tiered system, right and joe has been really amazinga at pointing that out showingowih that and it's part of his own story. >> so there is no violencet of. >> they just tossed him inhi solitary, correct?

yeah. joe ism . l >> joe is one of those like he's just an inmate that livesiv on great behaviober. he's such a good individual. you know, he's made such waves with building relationships with other people. so we knoweps we that this juste so much to do with the realityf ofjo joe does have a filter. we all know this. it's why we love joe. it's why we fell in loveacter of with the character of joe in tiger king. bun tiget this is joe, you know, the guy saying, i see you there with winston. us i was white house press secretary, as you know. i dealt with a lot of wild creatureals. if joe exotic becomes president. exoticre, you deal with monkeysp you clearly deal with tigers. i mean, does winston come to the podium with you? oh, yeah. oh, yeah. odion. listen, this guy, this guy right here, he goes everywhere with me. he's my little sidekick. but i figured you know, it's funny when you guys reach out today to talk about this this joe story and joe's platform for 2024, i thought it's obviously very appropriate to bring the animals along because it is who joe is it

makes a statement, i assume carole baskin as a running mate is a no go. it's absolutely a no go because, yeah, i mean, i could repeatyea. joe's phrasig on that, but the reality is, r is that carole and joe, i mean,m that's the same relationship joe has with the department of justice. you knowe s with the, they put him in thee under a wrongful conviction. you know, folks can go check that out at joe exotic 2024 for evidence and check that out.e >> you know, to see that folkstf who created purge or committedos which put joe where hel is today. but the trutpuh is that was spearheaded by one person and the department of justicnd e the game along with that one person. >> final question for you. >> whyuestioe had a lot of repus on. we wanted a democrat on running for president. tell me, mr. exotic's platform,r you know his is about really returning america to the people righnit? r bu joe is your average guy now. he's a character, but he's your average gu beli he really believes in the american people.

he believes in the freedoms and the rights ht ofrime american people, the second amendment rights, the freedom to buildo builere your life, bn your business and live how youeh believe is right. and so joe is here fighting for ame not just peopl for t to make america great again, but to return america to youerin as the american people. >> one other question. any chanceple one hunter bidens joe soulmate any time soon? >> well, we can only hope, buts that's juscet proof that we have a two tiered justice system. joe should be out here and we know that hunter maybe should be exactly where joe is right now. >> well, i joke. i enjoyed watching tiger king. i'll say thaenjosit during covi. mike robeson, go take care of winston. thank you very much. absolutelyuch.. hos >> kaylee, thank you. thanks. mike kennedy is the host of the kennedy saves the world podcast. she joins us with her reaction. and joe beat joe. yea yeah, i really think that joe biden is probably the most vulnerable president we've seen . seeking a second term. i think anyone beat him at this

point. and, you know, if joe exotic does in fact successfully run. he will be pushing a lot ofer fr boundaries, especially for things like prisoners rightssone you know, there are a lot of wh people who are incarcerated who feel underrepresenteharesenh and he might be very attractive to that community. >> he might be. and look, now, colorado, they say he's not on the ballot. he says he is on the balloti th apparently it's a legal challenge that's ongoing. but i think the broader poininkt here to be serious here is rfk jr. f 20%, a self-help guru. marianne williamson at, 8%. i mean, that's like a third of the party and then a lot of undecided. soundecided. i mean, he does hae a problem. joe biden he does. and there are a lot of other people who are waiting and oth e if those numbers just eke up a little bit higher for those two candidates that you talked about. vione of those people is gavin newsom. you know, and he is looking at this polling vers y very closele because he knows that if he has an honest debate with joe biden, if joe biden can't come on fox news and debate and sit down for an edited interview.

but gavin newsom did. but do you really think so? i saw some just some theories on that. it was interesting to see the reporters ask so many ferocious questiony soots on the hunter biden issue. apparently cnn's now reporting on it. and there were b these, you kno, conspiratorial folks saying maybe they're all trying to puslkh out. >> do you think that could be a realistic possibility? it's incrediblpoy intellectualla dishonest because where was that skepticism in that reportins g in 2020 when so many of these facts were known and hidden, the american publici that if they were in possession of them, would very likely have to change their votes? yeah, that's right. you know. kennedy and thend one othe one r question i had is, you know, when you look at these casdidates, it just seem anyone can run for president these days, like these names keep popping up and look will hurd is a former congressman, but he declares his candidacy on the republican side. rick s rick scott now may jump in. it's like growing and growinge and growing. do people just run these daysru to try to gain relevancy? not saying that about hurd or rick scott, let's say, because r they are sitting congressional

figures. but you have some like non-politician s throwing their hat in the ring. yeah, absolutely. because there's so much nois abs e. in politics. it's a ferocious blood sport. and with tics ia so many giant actors hr in the room, it's really hard to break through, you know? and it's also hard with media. there'.s only so much real estate that you can find as a newcomer. bunewct if you declare and start talking about the issues, there are people who are ver very loog for alternatives. and, you know, now is the time they're going to pay attentione ,at least for a little while yet. >> well, you have a big show tomorrow. omorrow o ari want to hear who e on 10 p.m., fox news. you have got to watch kennedy. n i certainly will be sure that's who you have. yeah. fox news saturday night i'm going to interview the mayor of miami, francis suarez o anci. he is also running forf president. so if rick scott gets into the race get, that's four flori men between the former president, the currentbe governor, current mayor of miami and the current senator, you know, they could all they runoo on the florida miracle and we'll see if they are successful. guy benson and jessica tarlov

are going to switch hats and play partyarlo swap. so jessica will be arguing the conservative side for the first time in her life. to many fox viewers, you know,vh i the florida man, everyone says that disparagingly, but we've got four flawed florida men and absolutely right. anyway, it has heeen a pleasure to be with you here all week. >> joined fox news tonight next week. have a great evening. sean hannity. he's next. . >> and welcome to this special edition of "hannity". i'm tammy bruce, in for sean and i'm tammy tonight, speo treatment for both joe and hunter bidenr . whist according to two irs whistleblowers, the father and son duleo were protectedby e by the doj surprise. according to these claims, biden appointed u.s. attorneys blocked felony tax chargesblockl against hunter. the laptop from was buried in any investigation into the big guy himself, was stymied and i