>> i think it would be a hell of a night i. want to be there and i'm sure you do, too. my money is on musk. i think christie would fight dirty and trump wouldn't know what hit him. it would be a very quick knockout. great to sigh. having an extended situation with ice cube airs next week. i hope you can tune in for that. until then, we'll see you tomorrow, sean hannity is next. how are you? >> sean: i'm good. did you want to meet me in the octagon. >> who do you think would win, me or you? the tall british guy and the stocky american. i fancy my chances. >> sean: the stocky american. [boos] >> sean: i've been training in mix martial arts for 12 years. are you ready? >> i'm ready. you see this body? you don't just wake up looking like this. [laughter] >> sean: you look great, pierce. great job this week and hello to

you. and to all of you at home, we have a great rowdy crowd. hannity, our live audience, the only normal people in new york city. tonight many on the left are lashing out at the biden administration. in fact, one host is outraged that white house staffers are not doing enough to make joe look younger and more competent, and prevent him from falling down so often. he just needs a little help getting on and off the stage and calling on reporters and remember talking points, and remembering actually where he is and who he's talking to and every other day-to-day activity and not fall down. by the way, we may be one fall away from the democratic party pushing him right the heck out of the way. anyway, we've got that tape straight ahead. also, we have more from john kerry. he had a big temper tantrum.

he's now very angry that his deeply hypocritical private jet use is now being called into question but first breaking tonight, after only 11 days, secret service has now officially ended their probe into the cocaine scandal at the biden white house. according to their 11-day investigation, 11 long days, well, we'll just never know who left bag of cocaine behind in a secure heavily monitored area of the west wing of the white house. it will forever apparently be a mystery. apparently no fingerprints are on the bag. no dna evidence. no surveillance footage. no eyewitness accounts. no suspects at all whatsoever although they do have a surveillance camera coverage of everybody walking into the west wing. how about we look at all of those people and interview every one of them first before we end an investigation? now, we're talking about the most heavily monitored and secure building on the planet

earth, and new tonight we're learning that this was not the first time illegal drugs were found in the biden white house. it was the third time. the secret service just told members of congress that this was the third time, that an illegal substance was discovered in joe biden's white house, in the west wing. so my question is, why are we learning about these other two instances right now? at this point? and the two other occasions involved marijuana, no one was ever charged. we were never told. why was that hidden from the public? is the secret service like the doj and fbi, are they now part of covering for someone at the biden white house? are they now willing to throw away their reputation in order to protect joe biden and his administration for what would be a massive scandal? let me ask this question. what if that white proud dauri substance that people shove up

their nose happened to be anthrax or what if it was cocaine that was laced with fentanyl which is not uncommon? would the secret service is just brushed it off after a pathetic 11-day investigation? by the way what if this were the trump white house, do you really think federal investigators would drop the case after only 11 days? anyone here believe that? [in all, no] >> sean: they investigated the russian hoax for three years that case never should have been opened according to durham. they had no evidence at all whatsoever, and everything in the steel dossier was false. keep in mind this probe has been unusual from the very start. a lot of confusion, and this raises questions. you know, seeping out of the press. first we're told that the cocaine was discovered in the library at the white house residence. then the west wing lobby. then it was near the situation room. now we're told it was actually located in a locker near the

west wing executive entrance. where you have a camera viewing everybody going in. all the while many speculated if the cocaine belonged to one of the president's adult children. both of whom have struggled with drugs. now, of course, until recently hunter biden was notorious crack head. he's sleeping there with a crack pipe in his mouth. great way to fall asleep. anyway, obviously not. with a penchant for losing important things, you know he lost his lapton, firearms, cell phones, and for so many, hunter seemed like a plausible suspect but you weren't allowed to say that out loud especially since multiple white house fishes refuse to unequivocally rule out members of the biden family. you might remember, take a look. >> when asked if this was a family member, for baits to say i site the hatch act, which has to do with elections, bizarre. biden asked questions, doesn't answer. i would have gone to trump and said they are saying this is your family member, he would

have said absolutely not. i would have gone to the podium and said i have zero reason to believe this is anyone in the president's family. why she didn't do that i do not know. >> sean: even more suspicious pierre lied about the biden whereabouts on the friday before the weekend that the cocaine was discovered. despite her denials both joe and hunter, they were at the white house until 6:30 on friday afternoon. she said they weren't there on friday. and, of course, tonight this is about much more than a small bag of cocaine. it's about security at the white house. and a very real perception that your federal government, based on a mountain of evidence, that a democrat in d.c. can pretty much do anything they want including hard drugs inside the white house, or in some cases hire prostitutes like hunter, skip out on paying taxes, commit felony drug crimes, not file with the laws of the country, with few if any consequences. we saw that with hunter. a slap on the wrist but if

you're a republican or god forbid trump is your last name, buckle up and prepare to have your world up ended sideways and each way in between. local, state, and federal officials all in search of any possible crime. that is the current state of your so-called justice system in america, and with democrats in charge, it will only get worse. anyway, we have a lot of ground to cover tonight. thank you for being with us. joining us now with more, house oversight committee chairman james comber is with us. sir, how are you? >> i'm well. [applause] >> sean: i would imagine it falls under the purview of the house government reform and oversight committee to look into, okay, how did the cocaine get there? what about the two previous instances of drugs in the white house? and i ask you, congressman, what if it was anthrax? what if it was fentanyl? there have been police officers, law enforcement that have just touched bags and contraband with

fentanyl in it, and dusted some of that dust and they need narcan five minutes later. how dangerous? >> it's very dangerous and disturbing. one of two things has happened. number one, the secret service is lying for us and covering for someone or, number two, they are incompetent. because this is supposed to be the most secure dwelling in america. and for the secret service to admit to the world not only can they not figure out who dropped off a white powdery substance in one of three locations in the white house, remember that story has changed three times, where the cocaine was actually found but also, there had been two other entities where illegal drugs were found on the premise in the white house. this isn't acceptable. we spend a lot of money, a lot of tax dollars to make sure that we have the best secret service that money can buy. but yet they can't determine who

brings illegal substances into the white house? i think that's very disturbing. >> sean: congressman, i'm equally as disturbed that they gave up after 10 days of investigating and announced on day 11. we're done. we're not going to find the person responsible. that to me is the height of irresponsibility. i would like answers from the secret service why they gave up so quickly. >> that's a great question. they spent 11 days to try to figure out who left an illegal substance in the white house but they have been spending over five years investigating the bidens for all their money laundering, all their racketeering, all their tax evasion, and according to the u.s. attorney weiss they are still investigating for bribery and potential wrongdoing. the secret service hasn't received a black eye like the department of justice and the fbi but unfortunately today this is another name on the list of agencies that have run amok. again, either they are not being

truthful with the house oversight committee or they incompetent by not being able to determine who let the substance in. it's hard for me to believe that our technology at the fbi could not identify some dna on this bag of cocaine. >> sean: if they had not been politicized we might have confidence in them telling us the truth. you've made a lot of progress in your investigation into the biden family, and the foreign business dealings with the biden family. you have a very important hearing next wednesday. why is that hearing going to be different? i understand that we might be hearing a lot of new information. >> we've been looking at new bank records. obviously it's very encouraging to read the transcript that the ways-and-means committee had with the two whistleblowers. they actually knew a lot about many of these shell companies and they were on the right track

until they were told to stand down. the american people are going to get to watch live both whistleblowers including whistleblower x who has never revealed his identity. he'll do that the day of our hearing and everyone can see, hopefully fox will being covering that, sean, and we have specific substantive questions about many of these wires, about many of these shell companies, about potential money laundering, about potential racketeering, and i believe that these two witnesses are going to be able to anchor those questions. so many times, sean, you have these congressional hearings, and, you know, they are all hat and no paddle. you don't learn anything new and they aren't substantive. this should be a very substantive, informative hearing for the american people and this will be the first time the american people actually hear credible witnesses say under oath exactly what crimes have been committed by the biden family. >> sean: do you have standing to go before the judge?

they have this plea deal, no jail time for hunter, do you have standing to go to this judge and request that this deal not be agreed to by the judge because of new information and new evidence that's been forthcoming? >> we have to go through the department of justice unfortunately, for things like granting immunity. no. long story short. >> sean: let me ask you this. when we got these what's app mes messages, i'm sitting here with my father. we would like to understand why the commitment has not been fulfilled. tell the director we would like to resolve it now before it gets out of hands, and if i get a call or text from anyone involved i'll make certain that between the man sitting next to me, his father joe, and every person he knows, and my ability to forever hold a grudge, that

you will regret not following my direction. i'm sitting here, waiting for the call with my father. okay. joe biden, he's implicated his father again. he's been implicated many times. my question to you is simple. that to me sounds like a shakedown, mr. chairman. that to me sounds like joe biden, full involvement, and less than a week after that exchange, didn't the biden family get $5 million transferred to them from that energy company in china? >> yes. and remember, that energy company is the same energy company that was paying -- and the department of justice indicted gal luft on being a foreign agent yet hunter biden received about 20 times as much money and went free. we're having the committee hearing with the irs whistleblowers where we'll be able to ask they substantive tax

questions. we'll also be having depositions and transcribed interviews where we can ask people exactly what joe biden knew and when he knew it. so i think next week has the potential to be a very productive week with respect to our investigation, and i think it's going to be -- there will be a lot of questions that joe bide listen have to answer. i don't know how much longer the mainstream media can turn a blind eye to this because the evidence is overwhelming. many crimes were committed, and obviously, joe biden had to be front and center in this. >> sean: chairman, thank you as always. appreciate your time. again, with reaction, fox news contributor kellyanne conway and kudlow, host larry kudlow. good to see you both. kellyanne -- [applause] >> sean: you almost spent the entire term in the white house, in that building, with donald trump, after a 10-day investigation on the 11th day we get an announcement that we're not going to find out who

brought drugs into the white house. do you believe they did a fair, thorough and complete investigation because i do not. >> the secret service puts its life on the line for people every day, republican or democrat. they should be applauded for that but i don't buy this for a second, sean. the entire white house xleshgs east wing, west wing, entire perimeter, is on camera 24-7365. period. and we all knew that. it's very vexing to me that this individual apparently, reportedly, put the cocaine into one of the phone lockers as you enter the west executive building, which larry and i did daily, in the west wing, because, if somebody said, gosh, i shouldn't take this beyond because now it's a secure location, i'm going to leave it out here or i think i'll trade it for my phone for later but either way i find it very suspicious. it took three years to look for russian collusion and couldn't find it.

on the other thing, it's just the white house ethos way of operating and thinking they can get away with it and i think even worse than the president and his people ignoring this crisis about this cocaine is the way he's ignored our drug crisis across the country. we have an overdose at historic highs again because hunter bodiesen's father is never going to tackle the drug crisis seriously. the border czar, they gave her a russian title to tackle a mexican problem. he does nothing about cocaine, fentanyl, heroin, open knots, meth, you name it. last point. you remember when a bunch of us caught co-individuals around the time of the amy comey barrett announcement in the rose garden. they spent weeks with diagrams, who was talking to him, they haven't spent any appreciable amount of time on the issue of

cocaine. nothing to see here. >> sean: larry kudlow, you're a pretty savvy new yorker, right? >> i hope so. >> sean: you're survived and thrived. this what's app message, i'm sitting here with my father, i don't know, i grew up in new york. to me that's a shakedown. what do you call it? >> it's the most incriminating thing. it probably at this point, in the investigations conducted by chairman comer and others, it's the most incriminating thing. you cannot get around this. it's been verified. even by security people. the so for joe biden to say for several years, he had no knowledge of his son's business and then it was changed i have no involvement in my son's business -- >> sean: he said never and over again i never once talked to my son hunter about his foreign business dealings.

we have dpoef i can evidence, dates, times, meetings, plagueses, we all know it now. he lied. >> by the way he can't tell the truth including my area, the economy. but to go back to what's app, this is so incriminating. what chairman comer said next week you'll hear the whistleblowers go through this in some detail. look, racketeering, influence pedaling, money laundering, all these llc's, all the bind relatives except the grant child in arkansas, she doesn't count, but maybe she'll gets one, too, these are very incriminating allegations. they may not be proven yet a hundred percent. >> sean: you've been around wall street a long time. if this were a wall street company that was being investigated -- >> be busted. be busted by now. look, comer found this stuff. he had to fight through the fbi, which tried to stop any 1023

discussions, evaluations, but these are treasury department suspicious activity accounts. this is not like hillary clinton made it up and pawned it off to some guy traveling through russia. these are treasury department suspicious activity accounts. and there are hundreds of them. and what comer is going to put out next week is more hundreds of them. so you have the potential here, again, for money laundering and racketeering, and then, sean, the biggest thing of all, and this has to be pursued, where are the 17 tapes? where are the two with papa biden, 15 with hunter biden? the whistleblowers claim it. chuck grassley has seen it. the tapes, where are they? because this could be the biggest political scandal in the history of america right here. take bribes from a foreign

national to change policy. >> sean: i believe we're living through it. good to see you. kellyanne, great to see you. coming up, john kerry in a meltdown while trying to defend his private jet use. don't forget, next tuesday we're hosting a town hall with former president donald j. trump in cedar rapids, iowa. go to hannity.com. tickets are free and you can sign up right there. [applause]

[applause] >> sean: all right. john kerry's shameless hypocrisy is once again on full display. he absolutely erupted at

lawmakers on the hill today over his use of private jets. take a look. >> i just don't agree with your facts which began with the presentation of one of the most outrageously persistent lies that i hear, which is this private jet. we don't own a private jet. i don't own a private jet. i've personally never owned a private yet. >> sean: i personally but my wife did for many years until i was pressured to get rid of it and he did claim once that he had a million dollars ownership in that plane. why let facts get in the way. he says he never personally owned one but the family sold that private jet that was in an llc just last year because he was ridiculed over his climate hypocrisy, so his bizarre claims didn't stop there, though. take a look at this. >> i do not fly on a private jet. i do not fly -- i fly commercially. >> sean: really, john? you fly commercial shally because in 2019 you told a

reporter while in iceland at a climate event, there for a climate summit that flying private was "the only choice for someone like me because of the important work that i do." take a look. >> on that issue, pollution, i understand that you came here with a private jet. is that an environmental way to travel? >> if you offset your carbon, it's the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. >> sean: don't forget, the government has a wealth of private jets at its disposal flying officials like kerry all around the world, between private jets and helicopters your government has a fleet of nearly 1,000 of them that you, the taxpayers, pay for. here with reaction, host of the tutor dixon podcast and making money charles payne is with us. [applause] good to see you guys. i don't really care what john kerry flies on.

i would rather he fly in his own plane and he pay it rather than the taxpayers have to pay for it. however, he's lecturing all of us in america about eating meat, driving suv's, buying electric vehicles that we don't want that cost, you know, $20,000 more, and, you know, don't lecture us on our lifestyle when you're living that lifestyle. >> heck, yes, i would love to fly private. i'm not begrudging anyone that. >> sean: i've flown private. i'm all in. didn't have a tv, though. but, let me go to this issue of a carbon offset because i think this is important. so isn't that the equivalent of saying, oh, i cheated on my husband. here his set of golf clubs, therefore i get away with it, or here i cheated on my wife. let me give you a beautiful diamond necklace and buy an offset and i can cheat any time

i want. >> but his offset is him just gracing us with his presence telling us that we should be climate friendly. he's not planting forests someplace. what's your offset? it's just to lecture us. >> sean: what is an offset? that's a crock. >> it is. companies that have little less pollution can sell that, you know that little less to someone else, it's another scam can, another financial engineering scam, make billions traveling it in around the world. i heard bill gates say the same thing. the work i'm doing around the world is so important thy be able to fly private and i'm buying carbon offsets. give me a break -- >> sean: you almost said it. almost slipped. >> because it's like the people that you're demanding change their lives to a much more expensive life, to a more onerous life taking away their choices, they don't buy carbon offsets. they can't afford it. by the way, i always wanted to bring up the homes. >> sean: by the way, if they

cared about us, they wouldn't unilaterally disarm and deny most domestic energy production. we would have remained energy independent and energy dominant. >> they don't care about us and this has never been about anything but appeasing the climate gods when we talk about footprints, five homes worth $32 million. in 2004. al gore has a house bigger than this building and they go around saying don't eat meat. he can't stop. i can't stop. no offset for that. just the hypocrisy that you brought up but we have to live with that. that's the point. >> sean: americans are living with it and feeling it every day. 2/3 of the country now living pretty much paycheck-to-paycheck. the average american is now -- now owes $54,000. for somebody on a salary to get out of that level of debt people now cashing in their pensions. people putting bare necessities on their credit cards.

>> but none of this is real to them. it's the same with the stoves and posting pictures grilling over gas grills. today we're hearing they want to make sure low income people get free air conditioners but they want to put higher taxes on air conditioners for people paying for it. it's completely possible countricy. >> it's not that they -- they understand what's going on. they believe the mission is greater than all of this. you know, we always have these discussions under the veneer of economics. it's like some privilegetive civilization that would kill 20 people a day to appease the volcano gods. >> sean: can you imagine how dumb every opec nation thinks we are because they are energy-rich countries that now buy the pga pretty much, saudi arabia, and they have got to think, we have more natural resources than they

do. we're stupid. >> they are thrilled. >> sean: we elect stupid people. >> they are thrilled. they are getting all the business now because they know we continually have to use energy. we have to have oil. >> sean: the lifeblood of the world's economy. >> it will be for decades to come, bottom line. >> sean: decades. they have got to face reality. up next, biden's repeated failures are making some look ahead to a third party in 2024. you won't believe who might be running. we'll check in with tulsi gabbard next. next tuesday we're in cedar rapids, iowa with a town hall of donald j. trump. we would love to see you and see the rapids. [applause] ♪ ♪

[applause] >> sean: so joe biden's obvious struggles putting a damper on his 2024 hopes? take a look. >> how soon after would you like to join nato? >> one hour 20 minutes. >> sean: all right. that bizarre moment comes on the heels of a disturbing report earlier this week about biden's short temper and his explosive outbursts. even young staff members and aides. keep in mind this is often a symptom that goes along with something called cognitive decline. some democrats are apparently ready to dump biden before the election. for example, democratic senator joe manchin is now fueling about

a third party run. he's giving a big speech in new hampshire and some blaming his staff for his bizarre moments and even when he falls down. take a look. >> i think his staff needs to honor his age. i'll be honest. i don't think he do a good job helping out the president. i'm just saying if you are managing a president's schedule and you're managing a president getting on-stage and offstage, getting on planes and off planes, yes, he's 80, you need to be there for him and make a pathway, and you sure as hell better make sure he doesn't fall on a sandbag, and i blame the staff for that do a better job because you can't have these video images of the president trumping or the president like going the wrong way. >> sean: so the staff is responsible for the fact he doesn't know what day of the week it is?

the fact that he can't remember names. the fact that he can't read a teleprompter and the fact that he can't stand on his own two feet. blame the staff. i guess they are responsible and they should be there for him and have his blinky there any moment he needs it. tu tuls tulsi -- >> sean: how the biden's, i think it's pathetic. i think it's unconscionable that they won't recognize their own granddaughter. at the same time, you have the atlantic writing about -- what the perfect day would be for joe to drop out of the race. then we have all of these leaks from the white house. it's a nasty, vicious, vile temper. sounds to me like people on the left are turning on joe and maybe this is the beginning, not the end, and god help him if he falls one more time.

>> yes, you know, sean, all of these signs are very telling but, i think that there are actually a lot of democrats across the country who, like me, feel that today's democratic party is completely out of touch with the people. we have the democrat elite. people in the biden administration pushing this nonsense saying things like the government should be responsible for raising your children, not you. as parents. they are pushing things like censorship of any speech that they don't like. they are pushing open borders. they are pushing favoring victims or criminals. i was a democrat my entire life. until a few months ago. because of their instant i could no longer associate myself with them so they have created this position for themselves where voters are looking elsewhere. i've just got to say, you mentioned no labels in joe manchin. the democrats are terrified of this and i think it's laughable and arrogant that they are saying, oh, how dare he be a

spoiler. they are so entitled. they take voters for granted. they think they can call anyone who stands up against him as a political opponent for joe biden as a spoiler. it's crazy. voters want options. they want to be able to vote for the best candidate that they believe can do the job. >> sean: do you see robert kennedy, maryanne williamson, cornell west, joe manchin, do you see any real threat to joe biden? what about newsom? he's been doing a lot of campaigning recently. i had a long interview with him. he said heeds supporting joe. i would imagine he's gets close to 150,000 calls per week telling him he needs to get on. >> on gavin newsom, i think voters are smarter than the democratic elite are giving them credit for. they recognize that newsom has shown through his failed record in california would be just a younger version of the biden

administration's same insane policies that look out for their own self-serving interests and not the best interests of the country. poll after poll shows voters in this country are looking for someone other than joe biden and his failed policies to lead this country and so absolutely, they should consider all the option before them. >> sean: would you ever consider getting in? >> if there were a way to for me to best serve the country in that fashion, i would. >> sean: would you consider that third party a no labels option? >> i consider all options, i'll put it that way. >> sean: sounds like somebody might be getting into the race. tulsi gabbard. great to have you. wasn't the first time a banned substance was found in biden's white house. jimmy and davey mcdowell are up next. don't forget, tuesday night

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[applause] >> sean: all right, turning back to biden's blow in the white house where the secret service has given up on trying to find out the cocaine culprit. they say there is no physical evidence that can help them narrow down the search from the hundreds of people who entered the west wing on the weekend before the july fourth holiday. how convenient, and here with reaction, co-host of "bottom

line." david mcdowell, fox across america host, jimmy -- >> my man. [applause] >> what's going on? >> i'm going to jump in because like everybody else -- >> sean: dive right into the snow. >> good job. like script else i did not believe the secret service at the beginning of the day but now that you think about it defend them for a second. joe biden does have a lot of invisible friends. [laughter] >> you've seen those speeches where he shakes hands with the guys who are not there. for all we know the invisible man is a cokehead and the joke is on us. it's so embarrassing but this is why i'm bothered because i don't believe they are telling the truth. it's not -- >> sean: -- [inaudible] >> sean, let me jump in here. i can't get a gotful of spring on a delta fly but they can get a bottle of sugar into the most secure location in the world and we can't find it. >> sean: burger sugar. >> we've got more of them. >> sean: okay.

so this happens. what if it was anthrax, what if it was final laced with cocaine in >> i heard a democratic congressman from florida saying, oh, they have ways of detecting anthrax or ricin or other substances even before they enter the white house, and i said, what? but i'm convinced that you just booked me and jimmy because you assume that we know more about illicit substances than anybody in the building. [laughter] >> and you're right. you know how they can track it down. they have a list of who everybody has gone into the white house. so you can't test for cocaine and metabolites by blood or saliva. that disappears after two days. >> sean: hair sample. >> right. urine is only three days but hair sample, months. >> sean: months? >> yes, i volunteer, let me pluck some hair. i will stand outside the white house and do some plucking. by the way, any other president

and first lady would demand that the culprit be sound because this disrespect, the office of the president, and the white house, and the first family, just not this family, because again, the smartest guy that joe biden knows is hunter biden, the same one who took photographs of himself smoking crack, driving to the airport. or with hookers naked waving a gun around. its hard to detect this stuff because hunter's laptop showed us a lot of suspicious packages. it's a different animal. three people got that. thank you. >> this is the issue, man, and this is the thing i come back to. >> sean: you're always a tough interview. >> you're doing great. you buck this. you saw the leopard print, sit down, let's do this live. stick with me. it's this idea that the media is trying to sweep this under the rug knowing they freaked out if trump had a can of diet coke in the white house. >> sean: they did.

>> now biden shows up with an original recipe and they sweep it right under the rug? come on, man. >> the giveaway also was pierre when asked if it was the biden family? her reaction, of course, she doesn't speak this way, oh, my god, how dare you bemudge the fine name of the biden family. >> sean: how great are these guys? thanks. [applause] >> sean: great to see you. huntington, i can't wait in. october highly introduce him in his comedy act. when we return, drugs, murders, swimming pool, that about sums up what's happening at a seattle homeless encampment this summer. a swimming pool. tommy weighs in next. [applause] different ways for me to screen for colon cancer.♪ ♪it's time to use my voice,♪ ♪i've got a choice, more than one answer.♪

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[applause] >> sean: seattle's homeless population is now enjoying a summer of fun in the sun. a large encampment in highland park has been growing for months and recently they had a blow-up swimming pool installed for the homeless people. there you can see a woman hanging out by the pool openly smoking god knows what. a letter was sent on wednesday stating that a plan to tackle the situation is in the works but curious neighbors don't buy it. they have been complaining about the dangers of this agreeing encampment for months. but the city has done nothing. not even after a man was found murdered in the encampment back in may. here now with reaction, the host -- by the way, there is no such thing as a fear full tommy laron. fearless tommy laron. great to have you with us. [applause] >> gets to be here, sean.

>> sean: i'm trying to understand why we have this growing homeless problem in every big city, and they don't do anything about it. they are ruining the quality of life for everybody else and now we're offering swimming pools on top of everything? >> well, first of all, sean, i think the liberals would prefer you call homeless people louis freeh -- freelance human beings. they unhoused so that was your first mistake but as someone who lived on the west coast for too long in los angeles, california, same thing is happening in l.a., portland, san francisco, and san diego. the homeless community and these homeless populations are ballooning because these democratic leaders don't want to do anything to solve the crisis because, you know as well as i do, sean, when you solve a crisis, when you have a solution, the money dries up, and they don't want that money to dry up. they are throwing billions of dollars, taxpayer dollars at the

homeless problem, and it's not getting any better so they ask for more money to throw at the homeless problem but then they allow these people to blow up pools to have giant encampments, to have a free-for-all extravaganza every day. you know as well as i do there are many of these individuals that are drug addicted, mentally ill and unstable and we peel for these people but there is a growing portion of this homeless community especially on the west coast that have adopted a culture of homelessness, and they quite frankly don't mind it because it means that they can use drugs. it means that they can break the law, and they can live sometimes on oceanfront property with no consequences so that's the lifestyle they are choosing and the democrat leaders are enabling it. it's a sad situation. >> sean: i'm trying to understand and you can look at a city like san francisco and people are shooting up in the street, people defecating in the street, people urinating in the street, and we're talking about one mile away from the gated mansion community of nancy pelosi. one mile, and we sent our

cameras there multiple times. one mile in the other direction is her office. my question is, she lives in a neighborhood of millionaires, liberals are always generous with our money. why doesn't she go to all of her rich neighbors and say i'm putting up a million. can you put up a couple hundred thousands. build a facility where people with shower, get a warm meal and maybe a little drug counseling but if they are shooting up in the streets or defecating in the streets you take them off the street. >> right. they don't want to solve the problem because these people are able to be behind their gates. they don't have to confront it first hand but it's all of these other people in seattle, portland, and all over california that have to confront it on day-to-day basis. if they call the police the police can do nothing. they have been demoralized and undermined to the largest extent so everybody has to deal with it and nobody wants to talk about it when you're in these liberal enclaves but they all know it's a problem. it's about time to start looking at your leaders and say why are

my tax dollars to prop up this, that, and nothing is change something you shouldn't have your children being exposed to people shooting up drugs in the street. by the way if we enforced the laws on the books, some of these people would be behind bars and some of them deserve to be there. >> sean: why don't we put heavy users away? considering if you're on crack, heroin, meth, any of these hard drugs or if you're in the biden white house for that matter, why don't we put people away? why do we allow that to continue and ruin the quality of life of everyone else? 20 seconds. >> yes, they don't want do criminalize addiction. i understand that i'm not somebody that believes we can just lock everyone away but here's the dirty secret about places like california. a lot of these homeless individuals would be registered sex offenders in other states but in california they fly under the radar and they do what they want. >> sean: tommy laron, great to have you as always. thank you for being with us. before we go a programming note.

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