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it looks like a zombie movie. you know, that's what you're seeing. and the tranq is is everybody laying face down on the ground? >> that's what the tranq is. chemical warfare. is that what the what thy want? >> plus, hawaii. what? >> imagine you hadne you h the opportunity to interview joe biden. there are hundreds of tough but fair questions you could ask. here's a few. whsty diions yd you lie about yt family not taking any money from china whe rom chinn they took 6 million bucks? >> what did you talk about at dinner with your son's foreign business clients? a dinner that you denied ever tookook place? your family got three and a half million dollars from a russian billionaire who you led off the ukraine war s list.n >> explain that, please. why did you keep classified documents in chinatown? you told your white house

you wanted donald trump arrested and your attorney general arrested him. do you understand that america can never come nald tru? r come b your immigration app was just hacked by the cartels. is anybody working on fixingng it? the electric bus company. you touted just went bankrupt. are the taxpayers going to getit their money back? >> families of the fallen 13 service members from your afghanistan evacuation said you disrespected them and lied to them. what's your response? and, of course, why don't you seem to care that cocaine was found at your white hous th these are all legitimate and respectful questions that the american voting publicic der deserves answers to. d anut instead, biden di interview with the weather channel where he was asked this what is your administration doing to address environmental justic be? 40% of all the funding is going to go to those people. look, i was raised in a town called claymont, delaware. the first day of frosting, you turn on the windshield day . to be an oil slick

higher cancer rates than almost anywhere in america. what is your administration doing to address environmental justice? we don't even knowhigh what environmental justice means. weer cr rates than had to is don lemon sayst just google it. here's what it means. e, the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people, regardless of race ,color, national origin or income. with respect to the development implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and policies. >> treatme i still don't know wt means, and i'll invite any tation a on this shows. to explain it to me. >> butwill inv biden says 40% o his climate funding is going to those people. >> are we those people? we don't know. >> but when you're talking about three hundred and $60 billion, i expect precise language, because ifely the language is like, you know, those people are getting the money, that doesn't make me feel confident that the money prudently.ent >> the weather channel correspondent never asked any

follow ups. >> that's exactly why he's doing an interview with the weather channel. what the weather channel was interestedeather in was advocag the president to declare a national climate emergency. you prepared to declare a national emergency with respect to climate change? i'm already done that. >>d a $360 billion clima climate control facility. te>> we'we're moving. mov this is the existentiainl threa. to mankind. okay. so you've already declared that national emergency alreadylaredn is practically at the border. thanks. appreciate it. >> so you've already declared that national? alreadys. speaking, ye >> did you know joe biden spentn $368 billion on a climatet control facility? we have a facility that canty ta control the climatt e. >> i don't think we do, because if we did, we'd make it cooler because it's scorching hot. >> i'm getting the feeling the president recklessly spending hundreds of billions of dollars on things that don't

exist. >> did the weather correspondent ask where this facilityhings th is? you think the weather correspondent would be interested in this climateear control facility? we investigated where cointerest is and we couldn't find it. >> just like we couldn't find anything about joe biden declaring a climate national emergency. joe bide it. n just lied to the weather channel. the weather channel knows joe biden'emerge lied tos lying they're the weather channel. they would have covered the declaratioweathewould'n. >> this is when the weather channel becomes disappointedent. in the president. >> you promised no new drillingw on federal land or offshore. tan you tell gen z tha you haven't broken your promise? yes, because the courts overruled me. u the court said it couldn't do it. i wanten to stop all drilling in the east coast and the west coast and in the gulf. but i lost in court. t we're still pushing.ll pus >> we're still pushing really very hard. well, constitutionallyhipushinge the supreme court overrules you, there's nowhere else to push.

>> this is exactlys you what happened with student loans. >> remember, he makes where el his base, gets overruled in court, and then wants credit for excites s. ise now, biden ran on being big. labor's biggest supporterion in the white house, but union membership is down under joe biden because of his visceral hatred of the fossil fuel industry. doesnta be the president care? >> labor has been always opposed to environmental changes because they think cost them jobs. labor he. futur they're going to build 550,000 electric charging stations all across america. my mom used to say. out of everything bad, something good will come if you look hard enough where there's an enormous opportunity. we'rou look ene growing the economy again. >> we investigated and we couldn't find a single fired>> keystone pipeline worker who's been hired to buil we d electric car charging stations, not one. and every time i see an electric car charging station, no one's charging their car. arg >> then the weather channel picked up one of kamala harris' t one.ev hoaxes.her

illegal immigration is surging because it's hot in latin america. >> is it the responsibility of the u.s. to protect migrants who might be fleeing extreme weather in their countries? one of the things we're doing is we're providing for changingw the environment, the physical in the countries which they come from. so they don't have so they have lighting and more secure example. you have so many lead pipes all across america. >> we're replacing every single lead pipes in america. did biden just say his planadpie to reduce illegal immigration ss to replace light bulb i in central america? >> have you ever heard of migrants say if only i hade lig better lighting in guatemala? but alas, i joined the caravanit ? >> once again, joe biden's lack of precision left us wondering if he's even aware of his own policies. itecision took us a while, but what we think he's saying is this if el salvador had brighter streetlamps, criminals wouldn't dare rob you at knifepoint

under such bright lights for fear of being caught by the police. but american cities are well lit, and there's a crime wave, so that doesn't make any sense.r we eveimn looked into whether the biden administration has begun installing brighter s in the northernny sen triangle, and we found no evidence that we've hired a singlese loo electrician.ther >> also, wtre don't knowdence th how replacing lead pipes't know in america secures the southern borderacing le, that we piece te tangents and vague anecdotes and non-sequiturs together. itu >> and we emailed the white house asking for clarificationee . biden didn't get back to us before air. but tune in tomorrow and we'llbi let you know. >> but biden, the weatherman, continueeathermad and told amers enemy that our military isn't ready to fight a war. isn't r >> watch. you prepared to declare a national emergencywar, wat with respect to climate change. already done that, we passed the $360 billion climate control facility. we're moving. semoe is theving existential. t.

to america. okay, so you've already declared that national emergenc declarethe natiy is impractica. sou have a book on it. thanks. appreciate it.'ve >> so you've already declared that national, practically speaking. yes. >> what we were going to show you there is this the presidentp said there's been such flooding here in the united states ooding he thatmate changre it is impacting military readiness. so china, don't touch taiwan until we get a remediation team in thereuch to drain fort benn. once again, our diligent to dr producers search far and wide for any evidence that a u.s. militaryenning.gent base was flo severely that exercises were canceled and military readinessm was impacted. now, i don'tilitariness know ho our military would be if rain knocked out our army, bu t does the president think water is the biggest threat to the militaryter is threat t? now, i'm going to go out on a l limb, but i think the navy's going to be finebuink the . and and i sure hope the air force says windshield wipers on the f 22. and if the army and marines can't train in rain, the and ife

have a problem. i think critical race theory taught at west point impactsnk military readiness more than whethe problemr you think the we channel would know if the weather knocked out a u.s. kne. ary basr.the weat >> but again, no follow up. and here's why. the owner of the weatherked channel is a prolific democrat donor. a u.s. mil allen.el is weather channel owner spent thoureds of thousands of dollars boosting democrats in the midterms. ing he got a $50,000 check to nancyg pelosi alone. byroot a00 checkn allen is gretg with money. >> byron allen says he bought the weather channel to save. your life. but really, the weather channel bys life. biden' the weather channel is athe we safe haven for biden to exist comfortably in a liberal bubble, immune from sharp questions regarding bribes,munef the border and crime. a corrupt, confuseroqud, weak and terrified man is being protected by the ideological professional class who runs corporate media who have no respecicalprofessit for your tao and no respect for your interest in the

tax s competence. it's actually terrifying to think that joe biden can conceivably win the next election. conducting weather channel style interviews once a monthl t until next november, never having to face serious inquiries into his personal or professional conduct. s >> joe biden is on pace to run an even more sheltered campaign this time than he did during pae pandemic. the only mechanism to force these issues onto the tabl meche is an impeachment inquiry. turn over now to charlie hurt. >> he's an opinion editor at the washington times and a fox news contributor. so your assessment of the weather channel interviewtun and the interrogation that he suffered througg h? well, i think he covered it really well. first of all, i'm not going i ti to knock meteorologists because beennevernk a meteorologist. bu, and this one in particular stephanie abrams, also appeared in sharknado two. oh, and so that's two reasons

to admire her. shaand then, of course, the otr thing that is kind of astonishing about this, joe biden is hiding from the press. he has not granted a single interview to a single newspaper. not that they were going to ask any really tough questions. utthis, d think it wasper not interesting that when he when he talked about declarin ghen he a national emergency on the climate, the weather abg a nat checkedfac t him on it, which is more than the new york times has ever done about anything with this guy. >> it was a nice, gentle, respectfuluy. fact check. yeah. yeah, exactly. but i think you misreadth the thing about the lead pipes. the lead parabout t that's not o decrease illegal immigration. >> that's to increase illegal immigration. n to whatf you liste. he said, he's going to replace all the lead pipes in americ a the hat we can be more inviting to all the illegal aliensbut th coming to this country. a but the whole thing, i think, was a laugh and a winkk and a trying to make a mockery

of the fact that if you remember, dan goleman said that the only thing that joe biden talked about with hunter biden in all of was the his business partners was the weather. and so i think that this. i thin is a secret signal to all of b the business partnerusiness that we're going to stick with the story about the weathethe r ando you get asked anything about it, if you get hauled before a committeeuled bef in cs to answer, just say we talked about the weather. ng out the bat signal has gone out and this is what exactlyand thia he can't answer questions because our very own stupi d son o son of a , peter doocy, jumpedf the fence and asked him a legit question that that there's thise testimony now where one of your son's former business associates is claiming that you were on speaker phone a lote with them talking business. is that what never talk business ever n. >> and i know you got a lousy question. well, what do you it's why i k y

is that a lousy question? >> because it's not true. okay. so, charliestion?t . e, he had dinner>> cha with a burisma executive for an hourrl and never talk business. are you believing that? right? yeah. complete lie. it's a lie that you could only tell if you had been lying for years and all the media just reflexively pass on your lies as gospel truth. and this is why we have a whiteo house reporter who is 65, because he can steotp over the the bicycle racks and walk up to the president and be thelo only one to ask any question about this. >> so if i was and i wish i was, because i would be 65, i would wave that letter on vp letterhead right in his face and say, wait a second, you have a letter congratulating devon archer for going into con business with yor son. >> you're saying you have no idea what that business waaying >> yeah, well, you wait till the debates. wait till there is a general election debate. and he has no choice but

to answer some of these questions in in real time. it's going to bel . it's going to be wonderful. my only disappointment about the question that dukes i wish he had asked him about the climate control facility becausetime. i think t what we really need is a national thermosta l facilit. i think if we just if we just had a national thermostat, we would solve all of our problems. >> right. we're going to send jonny to go hunt the climate change facility down. and he might not be back for >> tile, but i'll let you know when he comes back. >> charlie, thanks as always. good. >> thanks, mark. well, the january six committee waa s a cover up jungle to get t done. >> south dakota is hiring. we're inviting people from across america to get in on the action. we have more jobs than people. that's why i'm helping out south dakota. recognize this most out of state professional licenses? our industries. except other states, apprenticeship programs, and to ease the financial burden.

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trump requests. and as you know, primetime does not believe in coincidences. >> yesterday, we uncovered the january six committee hasbei destroyed almost 50% of 50% o their evidence. ng 1.5mocrat runf january committee is missing one and a half terabytes of data . this is an enormous amount of material. records of the capitol hill security failures, video of trump, cabinet depositions, sit, emails, text messages gone, and who knows what else they deleted. remember the january six committee? leted? thonly aired and only reported what democrats wanted you to tow know about january six. you to king they didn't want you to know about. the sixth wasn't made public.th and it lookssix like it was destroyed. >> we might never get to the bottom of january 6 because the january six committee destroyed their evidence. >>bottom o this has never happed before in congress. the benghazi committee, the 911a committee's, all of that evidencezi is warehoused.

>> none of it was deleted. now, once the congressional investigation is completed, all of the information's transfer to the archives. and congressional sources tell that losing or destroying committee evidence is not ae t all common practice. and it's also a crime to destroy congressional documents. it's a felony. that means the january six committee, i pf trump wins this election, could be charged with felonies fofelony.r destrod congressional materials. now, for two years, democratd s to convey to us they only care about two things preserving documents and january 6th.preser so why would they destroy january 6 documents? and why do democrats continue w to get away with destroying evidence? hillary acid washes emails and takede s hammers to iphones obama's irs accidentally erased records. and in a vicious legal twistacc biden's prosecutor, jack smith, cracked into donald trump's twitte r account.

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never met a fake.>> just the opposit ne in a normalr committee. both sides have copies omal com. and when the chairman changes, it remains with the committee. and that that information is is archived and kept. ar and i'll tell you something, jesse. i believe we will be abland cael to recover some of that. willchallenge is going to be going to the individuals with subpoenas and going intobap all the backups that have occurred during the intervening period. and seeing how much can be recovered. but the fact is, it should how red but den destroye and should never have been lost. and if they carefully covered their tracksnever have b , then they are clearly guilty of a deliberate crime. >>guilty oberate so if it is re, that's going to hamstring the former president's. recover subpoena because they're going to have to like dilly dallying, go dowecause tn different crazyt corners instead of picking from one big pot. >> that's a crime. it's actually in ainsteabi fedel code. you cannot destroy congressional materials.

do you expect these january 6 committee members to be charged for this? and do you think they should be? >> well, the ones that are still in congress might very well face a censure of what they participated in. one of the challenges, of course, is it isn't just that the information to defend the president may be gone. it's that they've alreadident md one side to accuse him to getcuh wherime they are today. the fact is, the charges thainst the president stemmed in no small part from the january 6th collection and turnover that occurred under complete democrat control. >> so, congressman, why wouldocr demo, you know, look through donald trump's twitter account? why does jack want to see that? se well, one thing i'll say about u.s. attorneys is they want to see everything. if you give them a budget. normally, u.s. attorneys have constraints. they only have so much money. so they look for the likely places in this case, we're talking about one of the most active accountone of ts ever.

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desperately want. but that's the tip of the iceberg of some of phe allegation tip oe of thes. oh, really? so they actually seized the phones of these dead service members and won'tservic return them to the families. >> that sounds like another cover upem hat . >> it sounds like more destruction of evidence. this is thisidence. is running , congressman. and you guys have to do a little bit than you're doingao in the house. >> and we expect that we're goininhewe expecg to are going m going to do a lot more, i promise. >> very good. thank you so muc>> thankou so h >> up next, chemical warfared on unleashed on philadelphia. >> in an age of endless information, you're all sworn to secrecy. why does so much remain unexplained? mysteries, plots, secrets. join me as fox nation investigates some of the biggest ones around in fox files. >> part one. from a tragedy with potential political implications.

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y chemical warfare. >> and we realize that onc the h start playing around with these chemicals, we're going to lose. >> he said drug dealers have>> taken over the dea. uncle larr he dey basically gavm the keys to the city. and according to frank, no end in sight. >> this is crazy. it's crazy. and get out of the street, man. come on. don't look. look. >> you see where you're at. str >> so that's that's a normal occurrence. people get high, wander into traffic. it's 100% getting worse. and it's going to get worse it'srrow and the next day is going to be even worse thanrr the next day is going to be even worse. >> china is sendinow anden worse.g us the fentanyl. the mexicans are trafficking it here and joe is doingans ar absolutely nothing about it. >> why? well, the professional classe as decided it's okay to kill yourself. it's pro euthanasiurself ia. eun they find this behavior acceptable. they prefer a passivasd this be

>> remember in the eighties, in the nineties, even the 70s, when we had speed and crack?ck those are stimulants. are s people act wild, rob people run around all night. three nights in a row. e. and fe control thos >> these tranq heads and thesent fentanyl heads. they're okay with letting them fall asleep on their feet. they arethey're fine because they're not asking questions. they're not participating.icip and they're not a threat.atin a youtuber and motivational speaker frank rodriguez joins me now. so it's like the humanitydecayi is decaying in this neighborhoodng. your o you can see it happening with your own eyes. how heartbreaking is this for you? >> you're a philly guy. yeah. so, first of all, thank you for having me on the show. havingjesse. and just watching that back,st i don't get see what i just seen. with me helping the woman across the streeth me t, it got me a little emotional. you know, i don't see that fromt

that outside perspective. it hurts to walk down those streets. i don't see, you know, addicts. i don't see homeless people. i see a lot of pain.less peo i see a lot of suffering. and i sepae it's jusint it's alt encouraged to go on what's going on in those streets. you walk down the street, you're stepping over bodies, over needles, you're steppinwal you know, over over just chaos and. >> and i said, it's a death camp. and the politicians are allowing death campsid to feste deathr in our cities. >> why do you think that is so? kensington you know, it's a very low income area. it's tolerated there, i think,ly because of that. and, you know, and like you put it also, people are being dumbed down and being controlled through these drugs. you know, they're they're notasn asking any questions as long as those drugs are there on that corner to be bought and, you know, be given away an

numerous times a day, that people are okay. nues a dayand, you know, it's se we have the addicts down there that are using their suffering. they're sort of destroying themselves, is destroying that ary. te have t but there's a whole generation and a whole community of people that live in that area that are being held hostages insideunity. their homes. they can't even come outsi on their doorstep. children can't go to the parksd the and play. you know, it's like nothing i've ever seen. en. it's being tolerated and it's almost being endorsed and encouraged to go down theren and do what you want to do. >> can you get yourself ofd hatr these drugs or not? ow with so right now, with the with the mix of fentanyl and tranfentanya you do have to be medicalllly detoxed and a lot of places don't really know how to attack it becausethere is there's no sw before when it was heroin. we knew how to attack that. we knew what we needed to what medicines we had to administer for the withdrawal symptoms. now there's no there's no

telling what's in those bags. it's a very small percentage of fentanyl and there's carfentanil there. zile resin. there's all type more barbiturate. so it's you know, your guess is as good as mine is what people are getting in those bags. so don't really know how tole ae combat it right now. but, you know, something has g to be done. there's it's -- it's it's -- it's getting worse and worse and worse and worse. >> well, i'm just happy we were able to show the country you in that moment in the street pulling that woman off there sot she didn't get hit by a car. i think thathamoment i right the signals the kind of beast that this drug is. it's going to kill you. y yeah. all right. thank y, frank. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> you remember minnie? love her. cucumbers, hair, arms and double dipping. the crypto scam artist fetterman, fashion imitator who stole billions from investors and then used

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of americans are still working remotely, but there's now a ne w excuse not to go back to work. >> racism, the timesg that is reporting that black workers don't want to return to the officeack work because the offi is racist, so they prefer to stay homethey. ou are white workers. oh, you're going to have to commute it. the l.a. times write this. lauren barton weighed his options. he realized what he had to do.wn working remotely during the pandemic showed him a wholg different lifestyle. no commute. more time with his family and a break fromwi. the onslaught of microaggressions and other racist behavior he'd hadt of mes to endure. >> the l.a. times even telling neurodiverse people, people whop experience mental abnormalities . that workplace is ablest and some are eating it uisp. so i just got yelled at for waking a very reasonable so i'm fine to go somewhere. and i just wanted to know, are there accommodationsthere ar people who struggle with time blindness and being on time. they actually starteaccommodpleg at me and saying that accommodations for time blindness doesn't exist and that you struggle

with being on time, you'll never be able to get a job. i think that just anybody who thinksk that it's to just tt people like that. yeah, that called for needsbe to be dismantled. >> fox news host julie bandera s joins me now. >> all right. so, julie, we need to segregate ourselves, fight racism.aying? >> is that what the l.a. times are saying? whthink they're implying. but what i think the pandemic has done is given birth to a bunch of pansies and ic do t was like the longest, most arduous labor ever without an epidural.n that's what we have, basically. i wouldn't know what that feels like. fes like., i did. i was ten centimeters dilated. i'm like, get it in before it comeentimete is. but no, seriously. it's really sad because this it issically america at it worst. the pandemic is over. there's no excuse. get your to work. if there . you don't want to show up to work. find another job. in fact, er job 3% in 2020, one of african-american white collar workers di2021 od not want to rn to work, as opposed to 21% ofern white americans. so i guess even white people don't want to shos.guessw to work. >> i don't think it hasg anything to do with race and i don't think it has anything to do with racisto do wim. >> it's called lazy.

that's what it's called. so is the office just a bunch of microaggressions? i think everybody gets treated basicall yone gety how they perform. >> you know, in this article, it was interesting. somebody actually complained, you know int meone co, you're if you do. you're if you don't like if i talk too much that i'm saying being told i'm socializing too much if i'm not engaging enough. absoeople have social anxiety. i think the pandemic has absolutely turned everybody into a big snowflakeybody in. people can't they don't know how to socialize anymore. they'd rather hide behin s d their computers. >> you know how to socialize, wear sweatpants. compwell, i never had a problem with that. i do enjoy, actually, nothing for social anxiety. i have such social anxiety. i don't know if you've noticed. okay. ave suchxiety.what you again or. >> you're not latino. you are. i am actually british. and colombian. you're colombia. i am brave enough as a hal t fo work colombian to show up to work every day. >> so did they never mention , the hispanics or the latinos? >> are they afraid to go back to work? just the african american inif u america. >> i'm sure if you ask a bunch of spanish people, they'll say k they want to stay home. i don't think there's any discriminationk ther on the lev.

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>> can i stay home forever,ase? please? does that mean i'm not racist, then? you know what? ththink you know it's sexist at the office, so the women have to stay home. it's racist. black people have to stay home. you know, i think if you're socialists, you should stay home because capitalism's offensivhomee work from home forever. except me. i'm watter wot to ms. this is my world, right? oh, what a great crowd here.. welcome to "hannity". >> theselcom are all my rowdy y and normal new york friends tonight. and thanfrk you for being here. now tonight, bombshell new evidence in the joe biden bribery scandal, allegations. and tonight we have receipts. now the house oversightd and accountability committee just released these. another bankuntabili committ mei

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