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 in

the end, hunter received a sweetheart plea deal. as you now kno w, and will serveson. no time in prison despite owingn millions of dollars in taxes, among other potential crimes, according these irs officials.ht now, last night, a big celebration to rub it in our faces, joe hunter and attorneyr an merrick garland all celebrated together at white a state dinner at the white house. but accordinhouse. g to garland, we'requesti not allowed to question his conduct. in fact, anyon criticism ofn the department of justice is an attack on democracy. watc h. om some have chosen to attackdepart the integrity of the justice department as components and its employeemes by claiming that we do not treat like cases e. k this constitutes an attack on an institution that is essential to american democracy and essential to the safetysential the american peoe ththing could be further from the truth. you've all heard me say many times that w

e make our casese based on the facts and the law. these are not just words.e li these are what we live by. they are the foundation of the way we make decisions. n' >> hunter biden's lawyers are also very angry.e ir they're accusing the irs whistleblowers of illegal activity for releasing a text tx where hunter threatens a chinese businessman with retribution from his father, quote, i am sittingsayi here with my father and we would like to understandng i why the commitment has not been fulfilled. hunter's lawyerscommitment has e you to know that their client was severely addicted to drugsdw during that text and that it has, quote, no connectioote,n tn his family. the white house counsel, meanwhil e emphasized, quote, the president was not in business with hi busins son. but today at the white house, karine jean-pierre was not interested in answering any questions about the very suspicious tex about tht. to >> listen to this. p not a reasonable question to ask when the unitedresith

states was involved, as you suggest, it inn some sort of coercive conversation for business dealinghearsives by a >> is that something if he wasn't and maybe you should tell us. so here's a thin thig, and i appreciate the question. i believe my colleague at the white house counse caguel hs answered this question already. yes or no, was the president involved in this? >>i just had stephen. stephen, i just answered the question i i just said i jue this isn't it's not up to you how i answer the questioi n. >> i just answered the question. you stated that the president 20andsstands bhi by his commentm the 2020 campaign that he never once discussed his son's overseas business dealings with his son and used that podiumdealin and you reaffirmed. >> do you stand by your report? what i will say is nothing has changed. >> nothing has changed and i will leave it there. yeah there well, there you go.th that's of course, nothing has changed. joining us now with reactiony to the author of trial of the century, fox news legal analyst greg jarrett, alongt with former acting attorney general matt whitaker . matt, i'm going to start with you. at, ifar merrick

the statement about the importance of thatdepartment of justicr mee, f course it is. and that's why we're concerned. that's why everybody is upses ut with what's going on. what he said was true. he's attaching it to the presumptio troh n then that you should not criticize it because it's so important. everything we've now heard. matt, what do you what's your take on? >> this.d to yeah, well, good to be b with yt tonight. you know, this is directed to people like me and greg that have been callincomeg cag into n these deals that were made with hunter biden, the investigation into donald trump and so many other investigations that demonstrate a two tiered system of justice. and, you know, i watched the attorney general, he seems very thin skinned and can't gene i mean, ifd have he is above board, then then he should have nothinnothing g to t about. i worry the most, especially noy now. it's very clear that maybe garland's not the one putting his thumb on the scale, butey g the assistant attorney generals for criminal the tax division inen , these u.s. attorneys in california and in d.c. that appear to have prevented and frr

bringing this case that he wanted to bring. and it has nowom b had to fold e and take two misdemeanor charges. it's really it's 2 shameful chapter for the department of justice. >> it is. you know, greg, i know ourerythi our viewers are smart and they're reading everything in this. it's there's just so mucng much to look at when it comes to thea nature of what happened with this case. you'vet happe been, of course,s for years. the nature of the double standard of an unfairness in the legal system. and yet last night you've got that same attorney general even willing to be in the same room with a man that is had faced if pleading guilt guilty charges. we had the whistleblower report. reportno one seemed to have a pt with that. it's an outrageous insult to the american people, as thougple ash who cares what e think? >> you know, it kind of likeg the wedding reception in the godfather movie. a couple of thugs and crooks gathered together to celebrateeo it. look, the head of the crooked organization, merrick garland,

and his denials are farcical in a testimony by the whistleblowers is compelling. >> they say it'sing cite actiont were taken to shut down felonyjo charges to protect hunter biden and in turn, joe biden. >>biden. i mean, how else do you explain an absurd plea to two minor tax misdemeanors in the face of clear, felonious conduct that would land anybody else in prison? >> i mean, how do els you rationalize a five year5 investigation that ignored brazen corruption? they weren't even allowed to open the laptopt . so garland's denials are completely dishonest. gentle irs found that, you know, hunter cheated the government oumat of more than 8 million in unreported income from his manye influence peddling schemes. yet mosts. that is not charged, just a sliver of it or a couple of misdemeanors. i mean, look, these irs agents ,they're supervisory officials.

>> they were the ones who wereev present during these pivotal meetings when their requests, for example, warrant basedds raids on hunter, his home and storage unit were denied. dn and they sat there and they watched and listened as this assistand listentht u.s. attorn, yes, we do have more thane enough cause to do it, but weilo won't because the opticst would be bad. >> well, gee, the doj didn't give a dam did nota damnn abouti when they raided mar-a-lago. garlanded yeah. you know, claims also thatd to biden appointed u.s. attorneys in california and washington didn't stop felonious prosecutions while he wasn't there, the irs agents were. >> you know, matt, what's fascinating here is that you've got his complete denials th this aspect where we have and these whistleblowers, just so the viewer realizes, as asno greg noted, these are highte up people. these aren't, you know, somebody who we wouldn't kno

wrd or didn't really have access or overheard a conversation. convthese are individuals who wv involved and have since then we're we'red ae removed fromatio the investigation so they knowk directly. do you think that that when it comes to the nature toe thisio because we're not even having an investigation into you've gon t an extra $8 million that we're not there's no investigation into who did that come from and was that bribery ? l also have lost that, unless that's continuing. and that seemsost eems to be dee >> we have. and then to the point, you know, these were people that were at the table, but thiss thei is not their first r. >> i mean, one was a supervisory special agent. sogent. they have done plenty of criminal tax cases. they've done plenty of felony criminal tax cases. they know how people are tad under similar circumstances. and not only did they complaint to the investigation team, you know, they took it to congress becausss e they felt that compelled that this was so out of the mainstream of thi

how cases like this have been done and should be done, that they fel t that congress and then american people should know how extraordinary this caspeope this case is. and they were punished. they were taken off the cased t they were removed from the investigative team for raising this concern.this c i mean, this this this case, as we're as we learne lear and e need to you know, congress needs to get the u.s. attorney for delawarattorneye, . weiss, in front of them as soon as possible. >> so and here exactly what he has to say, because he is thed o one that knows what he was able to do and what he wasn't able to do and wh ando prevented him from doing it. >> yes, exactly. you know, it seems to me it's seemsr that it's like the edward snowden case who watched james clapper lie to congress directly about what the nsa was collecting on, the american people. he knew that was false. and that's at's what compelled him to come out. now, of course, we know what happened to him. that wasweim another message thy to whistleblowers. gentlemen, thank you very much. clearly, we're jusou very e bege the beginning of this. this is not going to be the end. greg and matt, thank

you, sir.emocra naturally, every democrat on the ways and means committete to keep the bombshell whistleblower claims a secret. meanwhile, the government stooges at the media mob are running cove e rur course for our weaponized dog. >> watch this. if. t they're concerned about t a two tier system of justice, they should learn a little bit more abouty or the kind of justice system the poor people in this >> try get because thatge is really a two tier system of justice. >> anyone who at this point hasn ,a fully formed, deeply held opinion on whether or not this is a sweethearher or nt deal isf telling on themselves because we don't kno w the universe of what doj had. >> they focus on this and say, oh tea, i got a two tier standa of justice. he got a sweetheart deal. and you're like, guys i mean, e you're just you just sound like when you say these things. >> that should give people some comfort that this is not some sweetheart deal, but this is pretty standard. stan hasnter biden a plausible case that he's being treated worse because of the scrutiny that he's received as the president's son.

>> despite this coverage, 50%% f of americans believe hunter, in fact, did get special treatmentm from his daddy's doj. here now with more fox news contributor charlie hurd and new york post reporter jon levine. andjohn, i'm going to start hei with you because what's thr resting, there was a lotne more every show was, you know, going after this, oh, there's noer two tiered system of justice. >> this isn't a sweetheart deal. this is normalt deals is. >> well, maybe that's part ofe a the problem. but those same democrats, thatm same media and tapper touched on it a little bit, have been talking aboutalkint a two tiered system of justice that affecting the december powered the disenfranchized in this country. primarily people of color, but people who don't have influence. >> john, isn't this now just writ large that all the american people have now been disenfranchized the usual sed.handmaidens are here to pro the president from real questions on this issue. it's actually verytempad to seee clips. which reminds me, we have a nonfunctioning press corps

more or less. >> it kind of makes me miss chris licht at cnn. maybe he should come back. 'tyou know, i don't have anygg expectation that the people who clips you just playedesiden will ask the president or his handlers any real questiont qsi on this issue. but it is a real issue. s and i suspect as we get closeruw to the 2024 presidential campaign, when biden is running for reelection for, he's going to have to take questions on this on the campaign trail, in debates, if he does end up having, you know, holding them and he won't be able to dodge forever, you know, the special treatment that hisforever son d to have received in this probe and throughout his career. so ut his c there are there are questions and they will be asked and they will be answered maybe not by the mainstream media, but they will be asked by someone. whl, let's hope so. charlie, you know, your column at the washington timesan is always great, and yet we wonder if they can pull off this a basement strategy again where the media was compliant. h you know, even with hillary when she was still running, she roped e prd off the press and ty had no problem with that. they were compliant. thencomplian.

i don't know if they feel that they were tricked like the american people feel they were tricked. can he pull off not answering these questions, smiling, a snarky smileg and waving away media? >> are they going to allow that to happen again? d >> well, i think they're certainly going to try to do that. and they'rd try to usee to try e the trappings of the white house to help them with that, lw you know, the strategy in a way could possibly work to theirorko advantage. we've even seen with the weee, ork post", for example the willingness of the white hous- e to keep certain reportes out of events because they don't because they know that those reporters will ask the tough questions. we'vers e seen that. and so i think they'll try. but but i don't think and i think john is exactly right about this. i don't think they're going to get away with thiay this,s ts time. and a big reason for that is that the evidence of rank corruption is so overwhelming. you know, when you look at this, you think that it's a it

like it's sort of a complex case when in fact it's really not a complex case. what seems complex about it is the monstrous amount ofe bide evidence that the biden family is is running a massive criminal extortion cartele around the world in which h made have raised say, you know, made some $30 million from countries like china c and ukraine and then and then fast forward to today and where are all the hotspotsd where in the world today, china and ukraine and in the case of ukrain e, we're talking about billions of dollars being shipped over to ukrainshippee be biden administration. gee, i wonder if the millions that hunter biden got from ukraine might have had hadign pi some influence on that foreign policy decision. >> you know, and john, that i that becomes the issue is that it's almost t liket like we alle this and we're waiting for g fothe media to admit it to uss

just like with the russia dossier, we knew we knew what we were seeing and they think dp that they're just going to, you know, disappear it. and you've got marakkaper islan, who i think he strikes me as still bitter that he's not on the supreme court, that this is the reason why he's ill playing his hand in this regard. >> what's your take on that? i'm i am strucink by howd this partisanship has completely poisoned this issue. there is so much evidence of special treatment and alleged crimes and obstruction of justice that we've that we've all that's been documented in the whistleblowers in thwhistlse talked about in the post and on this show. and even as you pointed out, eververy demy single democrat vd on the house ways and means committee voted not to release to information, which is ofs ma obviously manifest public importance. and they didn'ni pt want the american people to see it. right. they would rather protect the president. the wagonsameric see are circlig and it's just sad. and the truth of the matter is , i think only in 2024 will the american people be the final arbiters, the hunter biden scandal. and if joe biden is reelected, we'll probably never hear about

hunter biden ever again. this case is over and it's finished. but if a a republican takes the white house in 2024, i suspect huntert bidenmany will probably be under investigation for many further years to com e. cha >> it's funny because, you know, charlie, we know after the 20 election that americans in polls are sayingute they knew about the new york post story and the charges, it would have affected their vote. all righ v t. well, now they know they also know about the russia dossier. t th whya twitter is now in then the hands of elon musk. is this an entirelhahny differei environment that will make a difference for this next election t? nex >> oh, i think without a doubt. and it's why all along i've sort of maintained that i think that donald trump has an excellent chance of winning reelection if he winds up getsing the republican nomination, especially if he's running against joe biden for exactlt y the reason you jut said. there are a lot of people who cast ballots, you know, a month beforee ca bal the elect that wanted to go back and change their vote afteheirr. an

they, you know, wentha on the internet and had to dig aroundir their own to find out what hunter biden had been up to and. t so i think that but i think you're exactly right about it, thatabitthat that, you know, thd and sadly, the reallyis you frustrating thing about all of this is that you have democratsc are working so hard to concealea all of this stuff. the medithistha is so disintered in it. at the end of the day,r the option left for republicans other than the election and i and i do hope that this gets sel settled in the election, but the only option lefted is impeachment. and i don't think that governing by every two years is a real good way to go forward. o goyeah, definitely.ea charlie, john, great conversation. obvious we're goinconversationgg again some sometime soon. thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. noenw coming up, it was another confusing week for joe biden as. new polls show the president's approval rating sinking lower anoval ratd lower. >> douglas murray and doug schoen will react as we

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welcome back to the special edition of "hannity". >> major drama is unfolding in russia. ouour turning on vladimir putin. here with the latest from kyiv puur own greg palkot. >> greg, very interesting stuff to me as we've been watching some russian missilen s behind us getting knocked out of the skies over key by ukrainiasn air defenses. we've been watching very closely what's happening over in russia. it's being called the largest internal challenge to russian president vladimir putin's government since the start of this war i n. offic >> his security officials claiming that the bognor groupge chief, yevgeny prigozhin, is tryiny chg launch a coup agae the government and demanding his arrest. >>maan started friday morning wg

prigozhin blasted the whole lyins and conduct of the war, blaming the top generals for lying for their own gain. laten r on friday, he accused te russian military of attacking and killing his own forces. >> and then friday night, prigozhin launched another threat against the government, saying his 25,000 men would25 confront regime. confi no confirmation of those numbers or the location of theng the forces, tammy. >> but there is a huge amounte of russian armor, choppers and planes around the southeastern russian city of rosto v where bognor is said to be on the move. and in moscod inw, he's supposed to target some 600 miles away. and we've seen some video and some claims of clashes. now, russian president putin is said to have been informed about all of this action. aboun has beenozhire a close ally of putin and his bognor forces have played a keyl role in the war in ukraine and elsewhere. and he's been allowed to mouthbu off of there. but clearly, to me, he's oversteppedt he his bounds

this time. and at the very least, after all, thithis is is over, he wil politically rocked the moscow regime aoment int a time when td to stay in focus. back to you. alcus.l greg palkot, thank you much for that. now, hunter, wasn'tht the only e biden who had a disastrous week, joe stumbled and bumbled his way through one event after another. >> watch this on. we had an incident that caused some some confusion, you mightbr say. but buest the secretarideny had a great trip to china for having railway to go all the way across the southern to asia from the atlantisouthec ocean to the indian ocean in africa. enjoy your meal. w as

>> all right. now, as biden's struggle mountwh ,poll numbers are, in fact, sinking with a new emmerson poll showing his approval at wit just 41%. here with reaction, fox news contributo foxr murrays mu and democratic pollster doug schoen. so we got doug's squared right here, gentlemen. exactly. the first. doug schoen, i'll start with you. you know first, the first elemen there was the president having his hand over his heart. but ha hanovert that was for thn anthem. it wasn't for the american anthemnot the am. you've got the bill setting upgo a train, going to indiina. s is and my worry is and i think this is nonpartizan is that he is standing next to the leader of the world's o largest democracy. right. of india. inwhs to cozy up to india.a worl we've got a world that is realigning and everyone in the world is seeing this

personal chaos, that there is a problem in the white house. r wo is am i is that too much or would you agree with that assessmentagree ? >> well, here's how i would say it. timing. there is in the polls real concern about joe bidenthis and this week, somethingd me you didn't mention concern me more, which is the secretary of state, goes to beijing, meets with president xi, and then joe biden calls callsthat a dictator. that raises about our whole conduct of foreign policy man having nothing to do d with whatever lapses that joe biden has had, which seemed to be considerable. >> yes, that's a very good point. so it's, you know, xi jinpinf pg is a dictator, that that's not even the issue, which many people believeve he is. but, douglas, it's about this

kind of contradiction between the american secretary of staten and what he did, which was, you know, really kind of getting on his knees i hisn frot of the guy and pledging that, you know, you know, we're not going to defen d taiwan in so many words, saying that we're you know, we're we don't. support an independent taiwan when you don't even have don arl that. so you've got on one hand that coddling. on the otherin ot hand, the president, the united states saying something different. don't you think that doe s aid and and comfort to china and in the midst of everything else, this isn't just about state dinners. this is about worldwide nuclear and personal security. >> every human being on the planet. yeah. i mean planet., first of all, of course, it gives succor to america's rivals and enemies and encouragement to them. it also is deeply discouraging for all of america's allies. let's get straight to the point of it, though. i mean, this is the proble mtheg that the democratic party has. they've got a narrowing windowot

to persuade joe biden not to be running for the presidency next time. now, the person who decides that subject, joe bide time n ad jill biden. but you can see the democratic party is starting to worry when it sees polls like this new poll out today, that worry is obviously going to grow. joe biden would be 86 by the time of finishing his second term in office. everybodinishing hisy he can sek there are increasing signs that he's not currently for office.,e and, you know, we saw last week, sean hannity, of course, interviewed gavin newsom. gavin newsom is putting himself out there, obviously, because he would like to replace joe bidejon as, the nominee of the party. i think the more the window narrows the election, the more it's likely that we're actually going to see the democratice party doing one of the things it does best, which is absolutely ruthless efficiency when it fears that it might lose the whit lose hou. >> yeah, very, very good point. doug schoen, at the same time, we know robert kennedy'ss numbers have gonnumbere up to a 20%. but you've got doug, you've gogt

gavin newsom, i think, interested, at least in the senate at this the feinstein seat. >> and you've gos feint some mo. but normally, you wouldn't worry if the vice president over the presidency. but kamala harris certainly couldn't win a racm rrise on ow. doug, what do you think that their plan, if they're going to be able to get out of this? >> you kno w, if you accept everything, tam, and you're saying and and douglas has pol said there is one poll findings that gives the democrats comfort, which in a head to head race with donald trump no trump nw notwithstandil his negatives. joe bidee bin is tied or narrowe ahead as he is against desantis . now, that could change. it could change for the worse. i'm not trying to sugarcoat biden's ratings, but what douglas is speaking of, i don't think will happen as long as joe lon is theden is democrats, frankly, last best

hope t. s. and if i may, douglas, go ahead. headgo. one very quick thing to that. my point is that the thing s are seeing every day, every week, the closer we get to the election to , the mores will the party is going to realize they are only one seriesone se misstep, literally misstep of joe biden's away from an electoral disaster. bide froand those things are gog to happen more and more. they already are. the old biden misspeaks used to be occasional. they've become the stumbling, the literal and metaphoricalakal to be occasional. they become routine. can the party really put its in its electoral future atma the hands of a man who is so close constantly to leadingin them to disaster? i think that they are going to havk re going te make a calin and make it soon. of c right. e, doug is the tricky part is the pole played int o donald trump. all right. well, gentlemen, that really

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n of biological men in women's sports, but many on right are speaking out in defense of women's sports for women. during a hearing on the hill wednesday, former ncaa swimmer rile are reilly detailed the uns situation of having to changitu wa front of trans swimmer leah thomas. >> watch this. >>did the ncaa embrace your diversity? tell me. tell me what? attempts that the ncaa made to accommodate you and other female swimmers who feltyo ope uncomfortable sharing an open locker roon m with a biological male? >> nothing. they actually mademale us feele guilty for feeling as if we were uncomfortable. timeli and time again, that's o what we saw. there was even a group of girls who are undress in the janitor's closet. they change clothes in the janitor'et bs because they t more comfortable undressing in that environment than they did undressingcodres to someone witm gaze. >> and were they doing that because they were transphobeeon they were doing it because>>

they were violated. yeah. there you go the. great stuff there. she followed these comments up vi calling out megan rapinoe and other female athletes for failing to protect women's sports. >> watch family athlete this. d >> of course, they're done playing. of course, they don't have daughter haves defend. it's disingenuous and it's virtue signaling. want as kind.be seen they want to be seenno as inclusive, but they know in their hearts every singlet ha person knows they wouldn't have had the opportunities and the success they had withoutry the the women's sporting category. but now they've achieved head achieved. they've accomplished what they wanted to accomplish. so they don't care. ld givthey rather give girls upv give away our opportunities to be seen kind and inclusive,an when in reality this isn't inclusive, it's exclusivise. caitlyn jenner has joined riley gaines calls to keep o biological men out of women's sports today, markinn'g the 51st anniversary of title nine. caitlyn us now, along with former florida attorney general pam bondi. ladiesm thank you for being here. what is interesting to me is,nt

you know, riley gaines comments the sport is important, but this is about high school and collegoue and the education. these are scholarships that are also at riskt . this is about the education dynamic. me, start with youe because we are realizing you can't just quit. reyoyou.s your your next year scholarship is hinging on this. this yoyou're almost held capte hostage by this environment. do you think people realize that? no >> no., they don't, tammy.. and it's so important that you pointed that out. this landmarandmark legislations truly one of the greatest feminist movements giving women and girls equal opportunities in sports and, allowing so many girls the ability to go to collegeo to. not only that, it can impact employers. thin emplk about what do you look at on a resume? what's one of the most impressive things all american? and soon that will be nonexistent. you know, if the great lawrence if the great

jackie joyner-kersee her sister was florence had to compet e against you, caitlyn she would o be an unknown. think about that.ok think what would have happened if she had and look atth the story, serena williams. t to me, it's one of the moshet remarkable inspiration. all stories for little girls. now, had she had to play federer and djokovic, that story would have never been told. d no and thank goodness for riley. i know riley and i'm so proud of than her for standing up for alo girls and women. what a voice. u have of course, a caitlyn. you have been leading the wan ly again for let me say this for fairness, right? you're not against reallye fo anything. you're for fairness in the naturer feigat i of what's here at on this anniversary. you again are you know, you you're organized on this. you have an organizationorgani on this. >> what's. what's ahead? and what are you up to right nou ?w? well, first of all, obviously tammy, always good to have anu

opportunity to talk to you, but this is just a significant day. 51 years ago today, title nine was signed. i looked at title nine and i found 37 words that i think are absolutely perfect and really explains what title nine really is. let me read them. no person in the the united states shall, on the basis of, be excluded from participating in be denied the benefits or be subjected to discrimination under any educational program or activity and activities. the main thing here ofre receiving federal financial assistance june 2319 and it was signed into law by richardkn nixon. and you know, alsoow a sign that joe biden joe biden was a senator and 51 years ago and he signed it. now he's trying to destroy it. g title nine has been the greatest thing that ever happened to women and women'

see sports. it has been great for scholarship programs. back in 1971, in high school programs, there was, a little under 30 300,000 women competing at just in 2000. was 3.5 million women competingn and. now what's happening is thein democrats are pushing right nown for more inclusion, putting transgender women or an biological men into women's sports. and joe biden is all behind bidd this. let's be honest, tammy. the democrats don't even how to know how to define what a woman is. remember when supreme court justice jackson was inhear the hearingsin and was asked,do could you define what she couldn't do? it's ridiculous. bideperature n and the radical a wants to change title nine to includee ilth biological menc 100% against that. trans womealn. they want to kind of a race. eyn

women in sport say they want to race women. you wonder why his is polling are so low. this is why america doesn't want thiw ame wants. yeah, we got we want pam.we und we want competition. we understaner d. and people are different. we're a nation that has led the way in this regard. we're a generous nation.office we're a fair nation. but whenan you see this happening, it and for my ourthat generation that worked on a feminist ideal about about, you know, elevating women for >>fair chance, this really the face of that idea. it punches us right in the nose . >> yeah. and to me, think o of alle the women fought for this 51 years ago to give women rights. and it was, as caitlyn said, ise was about 14% of women were collegiate athletes. now, over 44% are. and they're trying to cancel women and gut title nine. doin, let me just say, both of

kau doing a great jojob. caitlin, you're you continue to do great work. we'll stay in touch with wha grn you're up to as well. ladies, thank you very much for joining me tonight. now, comininupg up, a new shockg poll shows almost half of california's want to flee the state. >> surprise. we'll explain with leo terrell and curtis sliwa when this hannity special continues with allegra. allergies don't hold back. allegra starts working two times faster than claritin and her attack. it won't make us drowsy so you can live your.vels. and allegra hives works from the inside to relieve itching and reduces why my for 24 hourse >> i am tony hawk, and like many of you, i take stand to reduce cholesterol. but statins can also deplete coq10 levels. so my doctor recommended kunihiko q10. kuno has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10. qnol the brand i trust. >> are you ready for a fresh new bath or shower? well, now is the best time

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43% said that their state was on the wrong track. here now with reaction are fox news contributor leo 2.0. terrell, one of your favoritese and former new york mayoral candidate courtesy. what we all go t to know in one of these past elections. one of the heroes here in new york city and recognized nationally. leo, let me start with youh with californiyoa. i'm a native californian. so are you. we kno w i you know, you have to leave at some point, even ift you're bicoastal or whatever. but it takesak a lot forfornians californians to say, i'm out of here. what shocks me is the fact that it seems to only be aboutthe the economecy as opposed to the crime and the denigration that's existing. >> what is your take on thisth poll and what it means? >> i think the polls accurate can be. it might be a little bit toobe o lo.w. first of all, the quality of life in california is horrible, except people like nancy pelosi, kamala harris, gavin newsom, the silicon elite is too expensive.

>> inflation . and then you couple that, tammy, with the crime in san francisc o. re 18 of the biggest corporations are leaving down downtown san francisco. why? because they say there challenging conditionse allengin int time san francisco. i'll explain what that means. why? iife and the first time in my e the first time in my life, foy fox viewereverry to see it. bill, the suv, a criminal whammy, a police vehicle. not once, not twice, not three, four times. criminals are not afraid of the police. and i'll tell you righlice.now,, people are leaving. in the last three years, people have left california. for mo and really speaking for myself, it's foolish for me to stay here. sy is dangerous. >> and the quality of life has deteriorated. danger a i think if l you fly into los angeles, as i do oftenos at you, you kind ofst your heart sinks because. fu it. it feels different. and it is it's a beautiful state. curtis, you knowate., york city is the capital of the world. itl of t a magnificent city.ando and you see it just kind of

oozing down the drain into the gutter. >> and, you know this is artificial, you know, it can be stopped. you've, of course, started your work on the streets of new york. you knowow new, new york califo. california's always seemed like, you know, this pie in the sk liey kind of place. what do you think when we're looking at two great places like california, new york and the current conditions? >> well, i tell you what, because california's errell with movies. i think tomorrow you and i can t tag team up. i can do the sequel to kurhet russell, escape from new york in 1982. you can be the kurt russell escaped from los angeles right's now in 2022 because that's what people want to do. they want to fle whaoplee. the problem is if californians keep fleeing and new yorkerskeef keep fleeing, we poison the rest of the country because the areas that were red now become purple, maybe become val blue because they bring their new york, california values. so it'

s upon us to try to keep the people in our respective states. >> that's why i would say got to fight for what you know, what's right, improvt e, move, don't move. >> but obviously, a lot of people are fleeing of fright.er >> you know, and this is the economy that does worry me that people would leave because of the economy, but they take their state politics wit with tm . let me just warn you, though, l let's not tell leo to beeo the black kurt russell, because then he'll be kurt russell 2.0 e and then we won't know what to do. we will nol not knt what to thii >> all right, you guys. i feel safer.nk just f you guys are out there.ws i want to thank you very much. always a lot to talk about. thanks, you guys. read more of this specialof edition of "hannity" coming right back after the break. so what do you guys think came first, the chicken or the baby back ribs, baby back ribs, chicken tenders all the way that grilled chicken and baby back ribs, baby chicken back, chicken rich baby fat

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