part of me wanted to be a big issue, some of the messaging that you should have taken care of us. >> judge jeanine: jason rantz, thank you so much for being with us and thank you for watching "jesse watters prime time." on judge jeanine pirro. see you tomorrow on "the five." have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "fox news tonight," i'm will cain. supreme court justice louis once said our system are of government, a constitutional republic, not a democracy, is screened from television hosts. a federalist constitutional republic allowing states to become little laboratories of democracy. in the experience of governance, people can vote with their feet, they can choose where they want to live. well, america is moving like in a u-haul to the south.

some 2.2 million people move to the southeast and over two years roughly the population of houston. according to a new report in bloomberg, six fast-growing states in the south have now added more to the national gdp than the northeast. those six states, florida, texas, georgia, the carolinas, tennessee are in a middle of a $100 million wealth migration. the u.s. economic center moves south. according to the irs, the south adds $100 billion in wealth, the northeast has lost $60 billion. president joe biden spent time in south carolina celebrating his green energy and money printing economic approach to politics and he said this is why there is growth in the south. >> we made a commitment. i'll be president for all americans, whether the elected officials voted for them or not. whoever you voted for. i've kept my promise.

in fact, some analysis to have said the laws i've signed will do more to help run america than blue america. if that's okay with me because we are all americans. >> you see, it's not a covid migration. of people literally seeking freedom and prosperity. it not for opening schools and businesses in defiance of liberal governors, teachers union, cdc, and joe biden. now people looking for places where schools are open or businesses were not shuttered. not parents flocking to states where there is less of a chance that the kid will be indoctrinated into weird gender ideology or the victim of violent crime both of those by the way the result of crazy left teachers and crazy left district attorney supported by joe biden. if no, no, no, the fact we see that ten of the nation's 15 fastest growing cities are in the south is because of

bidenonmics. color me skeptical, hear me out. there's reports of children wielding baseball bats attacking and robbing helpless mothers and nannies in wealthy neighborhoods known for the young families. according to telegraphs, no we value which is known as stroller alley because of the many young family and children who live there. experienced 11 phone robberies last week which authorities are linking to a gang of youths who've been lately assaulting women with bats while they pick up their kids from school. you think i can be an influence on where you live. or the fact that almost 50% of businesses in downtown san francisco has shut their doors. no surprise, old navy, amazon go, anthropology, many other retail brands shutting their doors in san francisco. los angeles, mayor karen bass declared a city wide state of emergency committing more than $1.3 billion in city funds to

tackle homelessness. local officials released figures on thursday showing the number of homeless people in los angeles county grew to an estimated 75,000 individuals. as of january 2023. close to 40,000 of the homeless live in the city of los angeles. >> i am frustrated, overwhelmed, and encouraged all at the same time. my own wish is that we would treat it like it's a hurricane. that there would be a state of emergency that would be acknowledged on a national level that allows us to bring in female. that is how i view it. >> it's funny because the city that has hurricanes and knows how to deal with them apparently knows how to deal with homelessness. miami, another large american city, warm weather, an estimated 1,000 homeless people. as compared to the 40,000 homeless in los angeles. i don't know, it could be

bidenonmics why people are moving south, or all that, job, freedom, safety, values. take a look at this map and look at the numbers. how much america has moved. in california, new york losing over 300,000 people while florida gaining over 300,000. texas gaining over 200,000 people. look at georgia, the carolinas, tennessee. at the states that are benefit with the growth and felt foul wealth, benefiting from people seeking policies to make their lives better. now, the associated press rode about this and they said this about the separation of america fear that they said america's are segregating by their politics at a rapid web fueling the greatest divide in modern history. one party controls the entire legislature and all but two states. at 28 states, the party has

controlled a super majority. at least one legislative chamber which means that they can override a governor's veto. not that it's necessary because in most of the states emma the governor is the same -- of the same party as the legislature. you see, there is a negative tone to the ap's description of the political divide in the separation of america, but this is not bad. the separation of america. this is in fact as intended. one of our founders, james madison believed federalism produces more efficient government by allowing each level to concentrate on the functions of government which they can carry out most effectively. the states should have jurisdiction he said over local matters while the federal government should have control over national matters. that's why they rode the tenth amendment to read the powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution not prohibited to the states are reserved to the states or to the people. there is a reason for that.

because people closer to the state is power closer to the people. to make choices. about how they want to live, how they want to be governed. america has clearly voted, they voted not for bidenomics, but they voted to be governed like texas, south carolina, florida. ron desantis is the governor of florida and a 2024 g.o.p. presidential candidate and joins us now. great to see you this evening. no one needs -- i think you yell from the rooftop because everybody knows the success that's florida under your leadership. the question for anybody watching tonight how can you take the success story of florida and make it a success story for america? >> well, bidenomics in a nutshell is you pay more for the necessities of life, your standard of living goes down. the government gets bigger and more powerful and ultimately

china will benefit from a lot of stuff. the reason why florida has done good leading net immigration and new business formations are employment rates way lower than the national average is because we have rejected the bidenomics. we govern conservatively. we do not spend our state into oblivion. we run big budget surpluses, we've actually paid down billions of dollars in state debt and a reasonable regulatory climate but all the other issues you have talked about are important in driving migration and i think the economy. we do not let criminals from the street and we should not allow that in any country. if we respect every parent's rights throughout the country should be respected. it doesn't matter if you live in a red or blue state. we've gotten indoctrination out of our curriculum so all of those things i think are important for a good quality of life. you can theoretically have good economic policy, but if you've got san francisco style

socialist policy, everything will end up decaying. >> there is no greater endorsement for ron desantis then not just the policies come up with the execution of the policies in florida. i've got to ask you, governor of. why do you think despite the successes so far, it has not been reflected in your polling for year 2024 run for president of the united states? i've got several different poles and i know you're familiar with them. the latest with them being from a group entitled the beacon center, but we've got real clear politics averages as well. while donald trump is about 50% and some of the polls 60%, your numbers are between 20%-10% and they've stayed there for about two months. why is it in your estimation the numbers have not reflected your success in florida? >> i think if you look at the people like the corporate media, who are they going after? who did they not want to be the nominee? they are going after me.

who's the president of mexico attacking? because he knows we'll be strong on the border and the cartels. he's going after me. i think if you look at all these people that are responsible for a lot of the ills on our society, they are targeting me as the person they do not want to see as the candidate. this campaign just started but i think it's pretty clear that i am the guy that not only can beat biden, i am the guy that can beat the left on all the different issues because people's freedoms are under assault. if we had to fight all these people in florida, and i think any republican in the country, i've got the best record of defeating the left on issue after issue and i will be making the case over the next six or seven months. i'm running to win in january and february. i'm not running to just poll now. >> will: i believe there some truth in this and you shall be defined by your enemies. i appreciate you bringing up those who are attacking you in your run for president. what about those that support

you? a steve cortes is one of the major leaders of the super pac that supports ron desantis and he acknowledges the numbers right now are not where they need to be the art of governor, i would be clear with you, we have met on one occasion and i think you have done a wonderful job. what i'm trying to suss out tonight is when the job, if ever, begins to resonate in the numbers for you for president. as i mentioned, we have meds and i like you a lot. but there are those that say there something about you that is not connecting for whatever reason. not connecting with the voter, whether a personality, donald trump says it's about loyalty, francis suarez says it's about your relationships. it's not about the individuals, i'm curious about the analysis of ron desantis, of why not yet is connecting. >> well, as you see the news today about the record fund fund-raising, nobody has been able to match that in presidential politics.

we have a huge amount of support to take the case to the people. we are in the process of building out a great organization and i think we will be on the ground in all the early states. 3 yards and a cloud of dust type situation where we will be doing. at the end of the day, nobody has stood up for hardworking americans more than i have over the last five years. and delivered the level of results that i have. that will be a great story to tell because if we did it in florida, we absolutely could do it as president. that will mean the border, the invasion stops, the economy is restored. it will mean that woke ideology ends up in a dustbin of history. >> will: one more path to the presidency, you said it's about beating joe biden and that's the real question. in order to get to the fights, you have to beat donald trump and i don't wish to be negative and not all negative news. the favorability poll shows you with republican voters and among

donald trump voters have a very high favorability. i can ask you about connecting with individuals but at the same time people at least to show to some extent they like ron desantis. but the question is, how do you take that and make the case that they should like you more than donald trump to give to joe biden you have to beat donald trump. >> a lot of those things show i have the highest but we have a lot more to do. i've been attacked more than anybody and donald trump spent over 20 million attacking me. more than supporting republican candidates in last year's midterm elections. we are in a situation where we will tell our story but we appreciate those marks and i think we will be able to improve on them significantly. at the end of the day, people want to win. you cannot win with just republican voters. i think we showed in florida if you want a big victory, you've got to win with independent voters and people who have not voted for our party in the last several cycles. i've shown i can do that and we

can do it nationally. >> will: i think it's objectively true. you have a great story to tell. the hope in our conversation together is people hear the story of year that last question for you. donald trump said he will not debate in august and he's not planning to attend the republican debate. if he doesn't show up to debate, will you be at the debate? >> i will be there regardless. i hope everybody who's eligible will come. it's an important part of the process and i look forward to being able to be on the stage introducing our candidacy and our vision and leadership to a wide audience. >> will: all right, governor ron desantis. very successful state of florida. we appreciate your time very much tonight, thank you. >> thank you. >> will: the white house cocaine mystery keeps getting weirder. at the administration refused to deny the drug belong to joe or hunter. more on that next.

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♪ ♪ >> will: you would say finding cocaine at the white house would be a very unusual occurrence. maybe not when one of the sometime residence of the

white house, at least a former, crackhead. for most of the country and the rest of the country, the fact that cocaine is at the white house is a major scandal. but now it's a national whodunit? reports claim the bag of cocaine was found in the library and the story change to the drug being recovered in the west wing lobby and the story changed again. of sources involved in the investigation, the cocaine was found in a cubby near the west executive entrance. that rules out the ballroom and the billiard room, i don't know if it rules out colonel mustard, but all the suspects should be on the table including professor plum. who or what is near the west entrance? speak of the big changes we are is this is found. it was found by my observation and a much more secure place, limited access place in the west wing reception area. publicly frequently traffic place, but it is down near the

situation right off west executive down below. average people just cannot get in there with the entry to the northwest. >> the investigation has progressed and they are saying the west executive entrance which as you noted is closer to the situation room and closer to the navy mess where facilities for food and thus forth. it's also next to west executive drive where for example the vice president's vehicle is parked. >> good, good, just cocaine's near the food, the situation room, and administrations limo drivers. no big deal, a little coke, we are not sure and potentially might be in the situation room. meanwhile, the white house keeps dodging questions while the secret service investigates the incident. the white house didn't even rule out that the cocaine could have belonged to the president or his son. >> former president trump made some pretty wild posts on social media and one was that

the you cocaine at the white house was belonged to bind the president or his son. willing to say that that's not the case and it did not belong to them. >> i do not have a response to that because we have to be careful. what i will say is i've noticed they are does seem to be some increasing frustration coming from the corner in general. and i think it's probably rooted in the contrast between the substantive policy records. >> will: the h hatch act? the hatch act. that ryan is the senior of american majority and he joins me now. he might as well-lit himself on fire and run away from the podium, that would have been more infective than invoking the hatch act. >speak to the hatch act doesn't have anything to do and cover hidden lines in the white house.

of but you know, the most believable one. hunter working on the library where the big of cocaine was found and somebody realized most people will draw the connection and realize how awkward that is and say oh, no, somewhere in the white house work area, the foyer, now to the situation r room. by the time you hit the third or fourth spin wheel you know your being lied to. at the white house is lying about this. some corporate propagandists are more than willing to cover for this dysfunctional family, but you've got to go with the explanation. we know the president's son hunter is a known crackhead and leaving things behind like laptops. is it hard to believe he left a bag of cocaine behind? i think they are covering for him because of this. part of his plea deal and his sham plea deal had to do with him being sober. that gets blown up if you're caught with a big of cocaine in the white house. >> i should also not let it go

without emphasizing that answer where he invoked the hatch act and he did not deny it was hunter of. he did not deny it's the president which seems to be a fairly easy denial. no, it's no one in the biden family using coke and the will way he didn't issue the dial speaks volumes. there's cameras, it's the white house, they should not be a unsolved mystery. >> unless it's somebody running jeffrey epstein's camry video. even if you believe the story and i knew don't it's near the situation room, as emily pointed out on the video clip it's not random people, random white house staffers. in that area of year that there is video surveillance that would pinpoint exactly who might have been there if you believe it's outside the situation room. you're dealing with one of the most highly secure locations on earth with the white house. there is logs, cameras, security beer that they knew who's in

there at one time. whoever it was, they know exactly who it was and i'm led to believe it's probably hunter and they're covering for him because they do not want to blow up the sham plea deal. >> multiple crackheads in the white house. >> could be, based on the bizarre decisions they're making. >> will: seems to be the implication. do you think it's an investigation worth solving here that ned ryan, thank you. >> thanks, well the artist you prosecutor who gave hunter biden his sweetheart plea deal it ignored a house republican deadline to provide key materials from the investigation. judiciary chairman gave david weiss until today to turn over information on the alleged whistle-blower retaliation against irs agent gary chaplin. he says family charges were left on the table and hunter got special treatment from the doj. former federal prosecutor joins us now. good evening, you know, in a w

way, we need the house judiciary to come in or the house committee to come in and solve that he s he said, she said. you said that you didn't have authority. the key seems to be that they have evidence. he's got notes, other witnesses. >> he does, well, he's got emails as well. the bottom line is that the doj has no desire for the truth to come out and they are showing their contempt for the congress and certainly for the committee by refusing to honor the deadline because of course they know that if david weiss refuses to honor the deadline and come in and tell them what he said and revise his letter, and it's wrong, then doj's accountable for that. how do you hold doj accountable when doj's only accountable to itself? or to the administration that has every reason to protect

what's been going on so far in the biden -- the hunter biden case. >> help me make sure i understand correctly. if he comes in and submits himself in the face of the evidence, he did not make the ultimate call and it went somewhere else, we have to begin the rabbit hole investigation of who and where and why, the investigation was thwarted. merrick garland, did it go higher? we've got to chase the investigation. >> that's right. i hope house republicans chase the investigation but one thing that's interesting is that the next thing that might come as a subpoena and i heard congressmen and women on tv talking about subpoenaing weiss. here's an interesting thing, federal regulations allow the attorney general the united states to decide whether his employees including everyone at the doj and everyone fbi in addition to a whole host of other agencies whether or not those people can actually come in and testify before congress. the attorney general almost

never lets that happen even in ordinary circumstances. i cannot imagine merrick garland will let weiss put himself in front of jim jordan and the rest of the committees and face this cross-examination about what he did in the hunter biden investigation. >> i understand what you're saying it's not a normal course of business to allow his employees to submit themselves to an investigation but at the same time if you keep acting guilty and keep doing things that appeared to guilty, the american public should draw the conclusion that you are guilty of. if if you keep interfering, it will look like you are guilty. francey hakes, great to have you on the program tonight and thank you for your time. >> thanks, will be our new >> will: democrats wednesday floating a possible replacement for joe biden in the 2024 election. we will tell you who it is next. ♪ ♪

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>> will: facing formidable primary opponents but when the incumbent is an 80 year old who lost his fastball, that changes things. joe biden is weak and that weakness brings challenges. one of the challengers he could bring is gretchen whitmer. political flooding the idea. here's the headline bypassing biden, democrats think of what could have been. will rich and whitmire challenge biden? she ran for governor against gretchen whitmer and joins us now. great to see you here and is that a realistic thing for us to consider. could gretchen whitmer take on jjoe biden in the primary 2024? >> that could be realistic or they will just have joe biden step aside and open it out to gretchen whitmer. right now, this is the third puff piece on gretchen whitmer we have seen. one in "vanity fair," the atlantic, now the political peace and they are talking about what a great president she would

be. it seems as though they are setting the american people up for this and they are ready to move her into the position and somehow they just never mention all of the bad things that have happened in the state of michigan like since she took office the economic outlook of michigan went from 11 to max 36 in the nation. if you're a black student in the state of michigan, you went from having a -- being in the bottom 10% in math proficiency to the bottom five. the things she's done to the state of michigan are not good for the country. not good for national security. >> will: i imagine somewhere gavin newsom is wondering why there's all this press for gretchen whitmer. something happens to joe biden, it's presumed to be gavin newsom. let's talk about newsom and gretchen whitmer at the same time because i can't imagine there would be a national appeal tutor for anybody who embraced such draconian lockdown policies

during the pandemic as both newsom and whitmer. i was surprised by the midterm results in 2022. i do not know how whitmer or newsom find a national base based on how they govern through the pandemic. >> they do it because they pick on a couple of social issues and they become champions for that. in the state of michigan, she became a champion for abortion, she became a champion for repealing right to work which no state has done in decades but the state of michigan has. he is saying i'm a champion for unions, for women, i'm a champion for lgbtq rights. but if you peel back the layers of the onion in the state of michigan, you will see that she is also a champion for the chinese communist party to come into the united states. the reason for that is she's incapable of actually pouring business into the state of michigan. if she lost a $100 billion company deal and she's got all

the puff pieces coming out as this is breaking news in the state of michigan. she lost the deal in michigan and the next day she did a press conference announcing a deal with the chinese communist party company. it and signing nda's around it. this is disastrous but you will not hear this about her because they are going to prop her up on social media. >> will: before you go, i want to show you one clip as we talked about the pandemic and the issues rising out of the pandemic. listen to jill biden describing joe biden's presidency. >> i always knew that joe biden would always be the education president. he knows our nation -- the success of our nation starts with you, the educators who shape our students lives. >> will: i wonder by what definition, gender ideology, trans issues, recent dr. nation, what makes joe biden the education president? >> partnering up with unions making sure they are in control

of your child's education. >> will: exactly, very well put. thank you so much. >> will: new york city mayor eric adams embroiled in a new controversy after he was caught lying about a fallen cop. fox's matt finn has the story. it match to speak to "the new york times" is calling into question new york mayor adam's story that for years he had a photo in his wallet of his friend robert a fallen nypd officer shot and killed in 1987. during the first month in office last year, the mayor told a story that he still thinks about and keeps his picture in his wallet. but days after the mayor first told the story, the mayor's staffers were instructed to recreate an old looking photo of the officer according to two unidentified former city hall aides. employee imprinted a black and white photo of the officer and

spilled coffee onto it to make it look old. "new york times" reporter later asked the mayor to see the picture he claimed to be walking around with and the mayor agreed to pose for the up close photo holding the alleged manufactured picture of the fallen officer. today, spokesperson for mayor adam slamming the story saying the mayor's office provided statement saying they were good friends beard and the mayor's office writing after the allegation was disproven the times refocused its piece on when the photo was printed be ardent to be clear, mayor adams made the photocopy of a photograph of auch sir venable that was printed in the nypd transit news bulletin from 19877 which mayor adams has up to this day and the time stopped. they told fox digital that the mayor's office did not deny the crux of the story that aides printed the photo and made it looked age.

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♪ ♪ >> will: the state of california is moving closer to granting reparations to its black residents even though california was never a slave state. the entire exercise is growing more absurd. what was once a plan to hand out cash payments has now solved things like initiative 2d criminal and eyes public urination and debt forgiveness for deadbeat fathers because apparently we cannot have true equality or equity in america until people are allowed to relieve themselves on the sidewalk. they held a public hearing to

address the pros though my proposal. >> you came in with all the other trustees when you brought us here, men women, kids. don't treat us like no cheap piece of meat. last names american and knows time for a divorce. if you get half the money, half the land, alimony, child support, attorney fees, everything else. that's what we want. >> will: that's what we want. a major transfer of wealth. that's all reparations really is, but no demographic or racial group had a monopoly on being the victim of or perpetrator of slavery. slavery is not an american creation and it existed for thousands of years all over the world. thomas sowell made that point in a speech a few years ago. >> 1776, which is when they publish the wealth of nations in the united states, he said that western europe is the only place

in the world where there is no slavery. and even the western europeans had advanced number of. western europe itself. if you're going to have reparations for slavery, it's going to be the greatest transfer of wealth back and forth because the number of whites for example who were enslaved in north africa by the pirates exceeded the number of africans enslaved in the united states and in the american colonies before that put together. but nobody is going to north africa to ask for reparations. nobody's going to be a fool enough to give it to them. >> will: intellectual titan, another titan larry elder at 2024 presidential candidate joining us now. great to see you and i'd love to get you in on the reparations conversation. this is a mystery -- not a

mystery but a puzzle you cannot unravel. a wealth transfer from every country an individual across the world tracing back as prevalent as has been slavery. >> you know, thomas sowell should be chiseled up on mount rushmore. at the man is absolutely brilliant and he's america's greatest contemporary philosopher. my father was born 50 years after slavery ended. athens, georgia. he was thrown out of the house by his illiterate mother and never met his biological father, 13 years old. my father joined the marines and came out of the marines try to get a job as a cook and nobody would hire him because of racism. going to california, nobody would hire him because of racism. full-time jobs cleaning toilets, goes to night school to get his ged, goes to trade school to operate a small restaurant. it saves nickels and dimes, starts a restaurant in l.a., runs it until his mid 80s and owns the property, the property

next door, we still have in our family. my dad retired and he's pretty much a millionaire. that's what you can do in america if you work hard. if there is a formula other than hard work and sacrifice, i do not know what the formula is buried the panel ought to be talking about is the real disparity which is a large large percent of black kids 70% without a father in t the home erie to the mother. if you aren't raised without a dad, you're five times more likely to be poor and nine times more likely to drop out of school, 20 times more likely to end up in jail. the crisis of urban education, 13 public high schools where 0% of the kids can do math at grade level. another half a dozen where one person can. half of all the public high schools in baltimore located in the inner-city. only one person can do math at the grade level. chicago, 0% of the kids can do

math at the grade level and democrats -- more importantly they improve dropout rates. they should be talking about what we can do it to empower us instead of whining and complaining 70 else owes us something. reparation leaves to be the extraction of money from people who were never slave owners to people who were never. >> will: is it so ridiculous it's an obvious farce. the numbers are out of thin air and through the roof. they are expanding it to things like people who have been public urination. and it is not real, not ever really planning to write the checks. they are writing fraudulent promises. >> as you pointed out, the name about the group immune from grievances. the chinese were excluded from immigration in america. laws in california that prevented the chinese from competing in the laundry industry. japanese point and relocation camps and laws in california that prevented japanese people from owning farmland, yet the

average japanese household has a higher net household income average household income than the average white family. average japanese chinese american family, how your net income than the average white family. the average nigerian american family, higher than the white family. how can it be if america systemically races? belief in entrepreneurship. any other formula, i would know what that is beard >> will: went amazingly an amazing story. larry elder, thank you so much. >> god bless. >> will: tipping cultures out of control and restaurants now want employees to pay extra to cover health a. tyrus joins us next on that. ♪ ♪

before on a mission to continue filming mission impossible movies. 61-year-old actor who does all of the seven stunts revealed that harrison ford is his

inspiration. "harrison ford is a legend. i hope to still keep going. i've got 20 years to catch up with them. i hope to keep making films until i am his age." he joins us now. >> pleasure. good for tom. shoot for the stars. harrison and it is nice to see 81-year-old man who can still do it like he was supposed to be doing. i'm just making a point. i don't tell anyone else who is in their 80s who has had it all together, personally. nice to see harrison still sharp as a tack. before he shows the ability to be competent at the age of 80. >> he is doing it in a high level and he is making rounds. he is ending "star wars," now he's ending "jones." 1923. before i liked it.

you can still do your job. that is right. let's talk about this, i want to talk to you about tipping culture. it has gotten out of control. it is not enough that you don't tip. los angeles restaurant is charging 4% surcharge on top of normal tax in order to provide your staff with health insurance. they are also asking for water donations, i received from the restaurant was posting on twitter. 4% service charge is added to each check so we can help to offer health insurance. please notify server if you would like this removed. >that is after you ate the burger. >> small business owners are trying to be creative because it is not just with restaurants, they have to apply insurance for all employees. one of the things that this particular individual dead is that he was trying to charge for

tap water which illegal. and no one in california. these little things. myself, i tap differently and terms of now i am financially able to. i tip to come back. i typically tip over and set it time they come back. >> will: i'm confused because tipping culture is out of control. if i go to the counter as someplace, use my credit card and they spend a little mission. >> i am with you on that. i'm doing the work and i am doing a walking. >> will: what did they do with the tips. >> it is worse in a grocery store. nobody back to my card. >> will: i backed my card. >> i will tip if i see someone putting carts away. and i know you were going to put the cart back. >> will: i'm not a go to the grocery store kind of guy.

>> i trust to do the shopping. >> will: it is your alone ti time. all right, man, great to see y you. all right that is going to do it for us tonight here on "fox news tonight." the great sean hannity show is up next. hope you have a great evening. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the special edition of "hannity." tonight we start with the biden administration alarming casual response to cocaine being found in the white house. one source is now telling's fox news that there is no suspects. the culprits may never be found. and when asked a question that is on everyone's mind. a white house spokesperson gave this bizarre response. take a look. has made some pretty wild posts.