i think sanitation person if you're going to go all the way. where did you get that giant iphone? i want one. it's not a bigger phone. i just have a lot of credit cards in there. always remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." terrible polls for joe biden as he stammers back from oh, weeks and weeks of vacation. plus dire new warning about the side effects linked to n95 masks is now a new push for masked mandates, covid restrictions, and even a new vaccine, they are back, and it's getting bigger by the day. later will also bring you footage showing the climate

alarmists blocking traffic on highways all around the country. also tonight one of the stars from last week's debate, vivek ramaswamy, he will join us. he has been on a lot of net networks. we will have that in so much more. we begin with a date. march 4, 2024. that's when a federal judge from the far left washington swamp would like donald trump stuck in court for the start of the doj so-called election interference case. coincidentally enough, the very next day, march 4th, march 5th, that's super tuesday. one of the single most important days during any potential primary. full county day also requ requested -- she'll need a new day to find probably write a big primary. alvin bragg's bogus case in new york city set to begin a week before major multistate primary day including b delegate rich new york and a month later

on may 20, jack smith's other case against trump related to classified documents and to begin in miami a little over week before he had another multistate primaried a. multiple civil cases scheduled all of next year. according to jonathan turley these dates seem optimistic and opportunistic. alan dershowitz had the strategy is to get a quick trial, get trump convicted in jurisdictions overwhelmingly anti-trump and that not worry about ever so repeal. oh, so where trump has the best chance to defend himself on appeal, that would happen postelection. in other words prosecution -- prosecutors attempting to pro-trump in prison for interfering with an election, well, looks like they themselves are looking to have an impact on the election unless of course

you believe these dates are just simply by accident and a mere coincidence. all right, time for a hannity history lesson. top democrats they have attempted to interfere or discredit election results in every major race that they lost for the past two decades. even coming out and wanting, yeah, electors replaced. how many of you remember that? no democrat has been charged with a single crime. is that a dual justice system? is that the weaponization of this justice department? the trump campaign, they're fighting back. a new ten minute highlight reel showing a lot of this election interference. let's begin in 2000. just a few of the examples on the tape. we'll tweet it out and that will be included in this new film. take a look. >> let's remember three words: bush versus gore. the court took away a pres presidency. >> al gore won that election. i think he won it anyway. >> i rise to object to the fraudulent 25 florida electoral

votes. >> i must object because the overwhelming evidence of official misconduct. >> sean: wow. democrats back at it. john kerry lost in 2004. take another look. >> we have found in the last election that the building has not been pure. it's been tainted and we cannot declare that the election of november 2nd, 2004 was free and clear and transparent and real. from there must be independent testing of the voting machines used in ohio. >> the question is, how many instances were not quoted that we don't know about. we have seen what what i call honest glitches. also that these machines are hacker bowl. a dishonest employee of the vendor or the local board of elections or simply someone who knows electronics and has a computer at home. could hack into these machines.

secret instructions to disregard every 20 of democratic vote or 10% to bush or whatever and you might not even know it. >> sean: it goes on much longer. ten straight minutes of this. after taking a high add obama's back-to-back wins, the election deniers in the democratic party, they're worse than ever. 2016 in case you forgot take a look. >> i believe he knows he is the illegitimate president. >> etiquettes also critical to understand, as i've been telling candidates who have come to see me, you can run the best campaign. you can even become the nominee. you can have the election stolen from you. >> illegitimate president that didn't really win. >> you're absolutely right right. >> the president was illegitimate, racist occupying the white house. >> the russian weighing in on the election. the russian attempt to hack the election and frankly the fbi

weighing in on the election i think makes his election illegitimate. >> illegitimate. my biggest fear is that he's going to do it again with the help of vlad, his best pal, and we will be stuck with six more years of this guy. >> will you be my vice president? >> i absolutely agree. >> i would never be afraid to challenge this illegitimate president. >> i don't see it as president-elect. >> mr. president i object to the certificate from the state of alabama on the grounds of the electoral votes were not under not under all the known circumstances regularly given and that the electors were not lawfully certified especially given the confirmed and illegal activities engaged by the government of russia designed interfere with our election. >> i have an objection because ten of the 29 electoral votes cast by florida were cast by electors not lawfully certified. >> mr. president, i object

because people are horrified. >> think, mr. president. i object to this to pick it from the state of north carolina. >> i object to the 15 votes from the state of markkula because of the massive voter suppression. >> sean: it's 118 even more bad behavior. from the democratic party after stacey abrams lost in georgia and she refused to concede to this day she's not conceiving. take a look. >> it's not a speech of concession. >> was the election of free and fair election? >> it was not a free and fair election. we have this election back in 2018. despite the final tally in the inauguration the situation we find ourselves in i do have one very affirmative statement to make. we won. i believe was a stolen election. i'm not saying they stole it for me. they stole it from the voters of georgia. >> sean: apparently election denial, it's perfectly fine if you're a democrat in america.

election interference is fine if you remember the federal government as long as you are going after donald trump. the weaponize, politicized doj is now blatantly seemingly especially with the fbi we know interfered in every presidential election starting in 2016. propagating hillary clinton's dirty russian dossier to not holding her accountable for top-secret classified documents. for the destruction of 33,000 subpoenaed emails. with bleach bid and devices to destroyed with hammers and sim cards removed. and then of course 2020, prebunking the very real hunter biden laptop story. the fbi meeting weekly. big tech. wow. amazing. anyway. do not be charging president trump with thousands of obscure crimes, scheduling trials as the election is wrapping up, they waited to a a half years until the beginning of the election to finally bring

these cases to trial and they want to give the trump team six months to prepare for four trials? biden staffers even reportedly meeting with special counsel jack smith aids before trump indictment. um, i thought the doj was supposed to be independent. can someone asked lane that? trump ends up being the g.o.p. nominee hugo severely restricted if the schedule remains from campaigning. if he asked to be in court every day or every other day. it's almost like campaign contribution to biden from biden's own doj. part of his own executive branch and a few other liberal prosecutors around the country. biden meanwhile will take all the help he can get because right now he's losing. latest poll by emerson that came out, he's down by 2, down by 5 in the same poll if, in fact, cornell west runs as a third-party candidate. probably a strong possibility. "new york post" has a poll, joe biden down by 3. new poll from the ap reveals a

whopping 77% of americans believe joe biden is too old to eventually serve term. no surprise there, i highly doubt biden is capable of serving right now. he just spent 23 of the last 30 days on vacation according to rnc research. during the rare occasions that he actually works, joe refuses to answer serious questions. he's not fulfilling response of the lease, i.e. the case and molly, especially when things come to corruption and bribery allegations. he's only doing interviews with the weather channel. when biden boasted about leveraging that 1 billion u.s. tax dollars as vice resident. to force-out ukraine's top prosecutor, the same guy who was investigating the company paying his son millions of dollars for work in which he had no experience at all. well, anyway, talk about corruption. not only do they trusted fbi source accused joe biden of accepting massive bribe for the action but the prosecutor that

joe forced out in six hours son of a b, he believes biden was up to no good headhunter was up to no good take a look. >> fired me at the assistance -- insistence of then vice president biden. no problems with how i was performing at my job. the reason i oversaw the burisma case was i was the prosecutor general. the reason i was handling it was because it deserved a special mention. on the list of cases with special intention because hunter biden was involved with burisma and of course his father, the vice president biden at the time oversaw ukraine affairs. at the white house. my personal conviction is that yes, this was the case. they were being bribed. the fact that joe biden get away $1 million in u.s. money in

exchange for my dismissal, my firing, isn't that a loan a c case? >> sean: the fire prosecutor believes it was a bribe. so did the fbi informant. the 1023 form referred to it as a bribe. according to a bombshell fox's report hunter biden's top business partner devon archer actually met with then secretary of state john kerry only weeks before shokin was fired. prior to that hunter biden's burisma bosses got hunter to call d.c. remember the call? december 4th from dubai. hunter with burisma executives. yeah, they need help, dad, pops. they need d.c.. five days later in ukraine, joe withheld the billion dollars which by the way we now know from john solomon was actually him obama administration policy. anyway, so they made all that happen, no charges for hunter or for joe. no violations, nothing headhunter was living at the white house until recently.

not a care in the world after successfully reducing his child support payments by 75% for his daughter in arkansas and he signed a lease on the oceanfront beautiful malibu pad. according to the daily mail, it's $15,800 a month and $16,000 a month that the secret service have to pay to rent a house nearby. anyway, joining us that we have miranda devine. she of course wrote the best-selling book the laptop from, gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst. think -- think you both. to me the walls are caving in on this biden very real bribery and money laundering scandal accusations. >> look, sean. really what's important just recently is that viktor shokin, we are starting to look at him again and realized that the story that was sent to the world by joe biden and is handmaidens

from the media was one side of the story and probably false. we know at least half of it was false. we were told that viktor shokin was corrupt. joe biden, nobody has ever produced any evidence to prove that he was. and in fact he was a very popular prosecutor, career prosecutor of many decades. he had lots of high profile scalps. the ukrainian people thought that he was a bit of a hero and he was reluctantly dragooned into being prosecutor general and he was setting about doing what he was supposed to do which was tackling corruption. he was tackling burisma. we know he seized burisma's the owners of burisma's properties just a month before he was fired and so it was allied that the burisma investigation was dormant which was one of the other reasons we were told why

shokin had to go. he only had ten months in the job before joe biden started making these blackmail attempts, these in vivo bearing -- overbearing attempts to get rid of him. you can only assume that there must've been something for joe biden that he went above and down but governor policy was at the time by withholding a billion dollars in usaid. that's the story but ended up getting donald trump impeached. he got impeached for what joe biden had done wrong. >> sean: gregg jarrett, we also have an acknowledgment by the national archives and records administration of 5400 emails that they have of joe biden as vice president. using student and email accounts. i can't wait to see what's in those emails. i'm sure they're only talking about the weather. >> 5,400 alias emails that were

sent, many of them to his son, who allegedly forwarded them to his overseas business partners. look, i think the impeachment of joe biden seems increasingly inevitable. and there is more than evidence to justify, as miranda indicated, that the burisma scam alone falls squarely under the bribery statute of using your public office to confer a benefit in exchange for money. to your son and family. these newly revealed documents actually corroborate viktor shokin's statements that joe and hunter were knee-deep and bribery, engineered his firing to end the investigation of burisma which was paying hunter of million dollars year, staggering sum. shokin was actually in the process of seizing the ceos assets. he was going to shut down the company, so burisma pressured hunter to printer his father to

get rid of shokin and documents and devon archer confirm it and was shokin was scanned, the probe vanished magically overnight and then the cash continue to flow to hunter. it doesn't matter if joe received a penny because under the law if the money goes to another person or anyone other than the officeholder, that is still bribery and that is an impeachable event. >> sean: all right, gregg jarrett, miranda. thank you very much. we appreciate it. joining us now, fox news contributor kellyanne conway. former advisor to president trump, stephen miller. kellyanne, 31% approval rating for joe. 77% of americans think this guy is too old and checked out to be president. and by the way, this story about the joe biden bribery money laundering scandal allegations, that story has yet to hit the main artery of the body politic in america. i can imagine at some point even

the media mob is going to have to cover this. >> they are starting to, sean and they want this to be to happen between newsom and desantis for that reason. they want bernie sanders to go back to new hampshire who won in 2016 and 2020, cayman second in iowa behind pete buttigieg. joe biden came in fourth in iowa. they want other democrats in the mix in case biden doesn't make it. and in case he's impeached. we will at the house do it they are doing on the impeachment inquiry. the polls, they left joe biden a long time ago. there's not one positive piece of information in the hole for joe biden. on the economy, for a year high inflation. 20 are high on interest rates. gas is backup, groceries, young people who favored him by 26% a couple years ago, they can't buy their first homes. he lied to them about student debt. but he has foreign policy experience could look at the disgrace that is afghanistan. gold star mom saying he pretended his son came back and

of flag draped coffin. god forbid his son died of cancer. that's tragic. but he lies about the simplest things. he said no comment about maui. he is for abortion anytime anywhere anyhow. he's not a moderator -- moderate. he let seven milli- people come over the southern border. higher than the population of 31 states in this country. the inflation reduction act. the key point in the polls, 66% say joe biden is handling the economy "very poorly." for donald trump it was 67% saying the economy was very good. january 2020. right before covid. the exact opposite judgment by the public. i don't think biden can recover. he's never had independence on his side, even people who voted for him last time are taking a look at his policy agenda. there is nothing there. personal attributes, they are

all underwater. finally, they see all of the corruption trip via drip everything will day. >> sean: let me get your take, stephen miller. i can see that the media and democrats return on biden. use this to get rid of him. if they start going hard on this burisma bribery, tens of millions of dollars, shell corporations, nine family members paid. no experience for the money in the millions and millions taken in. i come up first of all he should be impeached. bribery. secondly, at some point when he's not in office he should be indicted. i will the democrats use that to get rid of him? >> they will if house republicans do their job. james comer has laid out an airtight case. you have gone over it in painstaking detail. we have the bribery payments. we have a testimony establishing that burisma wanted shokin gone and we have biden extorted

country to make shokin go away. you have every element of bribery, public corruption, self enrichment, criminal conduct, tax evasion, sheltering income all laid out in painstaking detail and that's just the tip of what we know. there is so much more to be encumbered each and every day like these 5,000 alias emails. and then the house, in addition to the impeachment, needs to make a criminal referral to the department of justice. we know that garlands won't act on it. the next department of justice can. talking about polling. biden's only hope for these criminal prosecutions against donald trump. that's the only strategy. put donald trump in jail. put them behind bars and hope that keeps them out of the oval office because of them that they have nothing, sean. failed policies, unpopular president. collapsing, collapsing narrative around corrupt joe biden. >> sean: stephen miller, thank you. kellyanne, thank you as always. coming up 2024 hopeful vivek

ramaswamy making headlines again with tense interviews all over the media over the weekend. he'll join us as we continue.

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♪ ♪ >> sean: 2024 republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy called out the left for its racist rhetoric and didn't go over too well. take a look. >> what i said is the grand wizards of the kkk would be proud of what they would hear her say because there's nothing more racist then saying that your skin color predicts something it -- >> you didn't just say they would be proud. you said these are the words of the modern grand wizards of the modern kkk. >> it is the same spirit, you're

right about that. it's the same spirit to say i can look at you and based on just your skin color that i know something about the content of your character, the viewpoints that you are expressing. to say that because of my skin color i can't express my views is wrong. it's divisive. it's dividing the country to the breaking point. >> sean: we don't need any more black faces that don't want to stand up for the black community, something to that effect was the comment that he was responding. he went viral for performing an eminem song on the campaign trail, vivek has been sent a cease and desist letter from rapper eminem. i'm sure he's really scared. o.j. simpson appeared to endorse vivek saying the guy really would have a chance. anyway 20242024 g.o.p. candidate vivek ramaswamy joins us. how are you? >> it's good to see you, how are

you. >> sean: good. i think you dealt with the issue of your battle with congresswoman pressley a lot over the weekend. i don't think we need to rehash it. i want to go over some of the issues. you said aid to israel. our number one ally, only democracy in the region should end in 2028. they should be integrated with their neighbors. that was the exact quote. you want me to read it? >> yeah, i can tell you the exact quote. what i said is it would be a mark of success if we ever got to a point in our relationship with israel if israel never needed the united states' aid and you know how politics is played. a lot of the other professional politicians who been threatened by my rise have used that statement is a that i would cut off aid to israel. that's not correct. >> sean: you -- do you understand the importance of the strategic alliance, the intelligence sharing in an area of the world where we have a lot of enemies which by the way

boggles my mind that we look for the lifeblood of our economy and the world's economy from that very same region of the world. we have natural resources here. you agree. you do understand how important they alliances. the intelligence factor. how important it is with iran especially seeking nukes. >> i understand that i think more deeply than probably anybody in this race. i've traveled to israel. i have business partners in israel. the reality is this. by the end of my first term, our relationship with israel will will be stronger than ever has been because i will treat it as a true friendship, not just a transactional relationship. steel why did you say preferential treatment. why did you say israel should not have preferential treatment. that's a direct quote. >> those are direct quotes from headline summarized by opposition research. the reality is. >> sean: you say that. >> my top priority.

abraham accords 2.0 is my top priority which is to get saudi arabia, oman, qatar, in the pact with israel. and to have a partnership with israel to do something important for the u.s. which is make sure iran never ever ever has nuclear capabilities. that's important in the united states. the other thing i've said, israel is our friend, good friends learn from each other. i would love israel's border policies in this country. i would love the tough on crime policies and strong national identity in this country. i would love an iron dome like israel has to defend itself against hamas which is a good thing for israel. i want something like that here in the united states i don't read from the traditional g.o.p. talking point binder that's happened to -- handed to traditional candidates. that's true. it's actually a much authentic commitment israel on the substance than just checking out the talking point of saying that we stand with israel. that's meaningless. i prefer substance. that's what i have gone in a lot

of these long form podcasts i've done. >> sean: most if not most conservatives unfortunately i see vladimir putin there is evil, a thug, murderer. he's trying to fulfill his territorial ambitions. i do believe were going to watch china at some point try to fulfill their territorial visions of taiwan. in the case of ukraine, you make a great point. i mean, a sovereign country was invaded. this is first and foremost the european problem. they have not stepped up to the degree that was necessary to actually assist them and protect their continent. joe biden throwing billions and billions of tax dollars, putting handcuffs on the ukrainians and their ability to fight the war, denying them weapons early on. there's only a situation where i see this becoming a quagmire because they want it to be a quagmire. if you're going to engage, if europe wants to engage in defeat boudin, they've got to fight the

war to win the war. they've got to have the tools. the first responsibility should be europe. if the united states wants to help and aid them in their effort because they are targeting innocent men women and civilians. at that point i think the u.s. should be responsible for some help but not the help that we have been giving which basically comes with no responsibility or no plan to actually win the conflicts. >> there's also a further point which is if we had been energy independent in this country and have been an exporter of energy, putin would have never felt he had the leverage to go after ukraine. there's a deeper strategic point now. >> sean: we would be selling our western european allies all their energy needs and we would be becoming an oil-rich, energy-rich country. figure i've said that countless times. energy independence is national security. i worry we are driving russia

closer into china's arms and a russia-china alliance is the single latest threat that we face and that's what i worry about. >> sean: russia, china, iran. a new axis of evil is forming. the question is. >> i want it weekend. >> sean: i want to weaken it too i love to see that happen. what specifically, the issue of u.n. taiwan and until we have enough microchips in 2028, what's your policy if china seeks to fill their territorially ambitions with taiwan. >> the only presidential candidate in either party who has had the courage to say i'm not going to embrace the one china policy which is the posture of both political parties today, that i'm not going to just adopt strategic ambiguity. we can't afford that. we need to be clear that we will defend taiwan. that's different from strategic ambiguity now. we have to defend taiwan until

we achieve semiconductor independence. at which point we resume our current posture of strategic ambiguity which is exactly with the u.s. adopts today. >> sean: let me use a hypothetical. >> the u.s.'s position is the one china policy. >> sean: let me ask you, at one point if russia wanted to put nuclear weapons 90-mile south of our border in cuba, we did have a cuban missile crisis. what would your posture be? you're saying as long as taiwan provides semiconductor chips will help them but after that they're on their own? >> no. that's how my position has been caricatured. i will remind you and everybody else. >> sean: it's what you seem to be saying. i'm listening. >> it's not what i'm saying. i will give it to you very simply. right now the united states' policy towards taiwan is a one china policy. donald trump was derided, made fun of for daring to pick up the phone call from the taiwanese president.

the united states of america right now does not even recognize taiwan as a nation. i view it differently. we will defend taiwan. i'm the only politician in either party. and then i would resume the current position of the united states after we achieved semiconductor independence. nobody in either party has the courage to say taiwan is a nation and i do and that's what we're going to defend. afterwards we will resume our position of strategic ambiguity which is the current status quo i will remind you, sean. that level of clarity would make xi jinping a fool to invade taiwan before we have semiconductor independence and it also helps taiwan increase its own military spending as a percentage of gdp which is dangerously low today. i think that's the way i lead with american interests while avoiding world war iii, ensuring we have true semiconductor independence in this country. >> sean: one thing that you have nailed down perfectly in my

view is the strategic benefit of energy dominance and that we could have bankrupted putin as it relates, a fool are producing enough energy for western europe. similarly our other allies around the world. but going back to this idiotic policy of energy independence not only is it resulting in higher prices for everything every american buys, every place they go. higher prices again at the pump. it has this ripple effect that impacts national security, economic security and that major point which is if we did that we would be better off, you're dead right. vivek, good to see you. thank you. more bizarre climate protests and brazen crime. the left's liberal lunacy of a new low. they just hit it. more after the break. their children. our complete k through 12 homeschool program includes courses in

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>> sean: liberal lunacy on full display yesterday. a group of climate protesters blocking traffic in nevada where they were forcefully broken up by police. take a look. [sirens] can >> get out now! on the ground! on the ground now! get on the ground now! >> we are environmental protesters! >> sean: no such law enforcement in california. retail crime is getting worse by the day. last week a group of thieves committed a brazen robbery in southern california at macy's in the middle of the day. that left shoppers pretty stunned and other, you know, break and grab, whatever you call it. nordstrom is the latest or to flee san francisco mint disease uncontrolled crime crisis after staying in business there for over 30 years.

they can't afford it anymore. leo 2.0 terrell, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. governor, start with you. why is this happening. to me it's simple. >> you don't prosecute criminals. you get more criminals. i've already booked my flights to california this december. i'm going to go do my christmas shopping there because it will be very inexpensive for me to go through the stores and get what i want. we can stop it with a simple thing. take everyone's picture when they go in the store pure don't let them wear sunglasses, hoodies, or face masks. give a facial recognition and asked him to show a photo i.d. to get into the store. you'd be amazed at how different it would be coming out of the store when they know their picture has been made and they had to show photo i.d. getting into the store just like the rest of us do getting on an airplane. >> sean: what do you think, leo? smash and grab everywhere. stores are saying bye-bye. >> they are saying bye-bye because if you're a progressive, you're not going to get

prosecuted. the mayor of l.a. called for a task force. what's the difference the district attorney george soros back is not going to convict or arrest or charge? or in prison? so you can do all the task force that you want but there are no prosecution if you're progressive because the criminal justice system is basically allegedly racist. governor, if you come out here, you get what you want because they do not prosecute crimes in california or in democratic cities. >> sean: governor, you might want to get leo a new rolex. he probably could use it. >> not a problem. i'll pick something up for him. i'll make sure he is the best christmas ever. my grandkids are already excited about all the stuff they're going to see under the tree courtesy of the stores in california and the idiots that let george soros pick their prosecutor. >> sean: why would anyone think they're going to use the videotape even only have

pictures of people's faces like in the summer of 2020. 574 riots. no january 6th-like commission on that, leo. why? >> well, you know this as well as i do. 95% of the media, those other guys, cnn msnbc "new york times," they are not covering this. they'll never covered. they are providing protection for the progressive. that's why nothing's happening. >> sean: all right. governor, thank you. leo, thank you. straight ahead, covid madness coming back. margaret conine measures the new vaccine i'm sure they're going to tell you is absolutely safe. like the last one. straight ahead.

♪ ♪ >> sean: here we go again.

democrats run the country have decided covid-19 is back and invite the interrupters' long vacation than the last few weeks to tell reporters that a new vaccine is on the way. he wants you to get it and take a look. >> signed off this morning. to present the congress request for additional funding for new vaccine. tentatively it's recommended that everybody get it. >> sean: here with reaction, clay travis. tomi lahren with us. isn't this the same joe biden, the same government that said if you got the vaccine you'd never get covid, you'd never transmit covid. and proven dead wrong. isn't that the same government? >> it is and that's almost as great of the law as two weeks to

flatten the curve. if you ever hear them say that one again, run and run quickly. do not comply. i'll tell you if the biden administration and leftists everywhere without concerned about a new covid strain, new though invariant, the southern border would be close to but it's not. that tells us it's about control. they want the face diapers, face muscles, face masks, they want them back on your face. impose more mandates and restrictions and at the american people are dumb enough to fall for this again we deserved to fail as a country but i don't believe we are dumb enough to fall for it again. not this time. >> sean: clay, we are going to hear this is a disease of the unvaccinated. no. it ended up, everything they said was wrong. i personally, it's up to everyone else. i'm not a doctor. i'm not giving you medical advice. i'm not listening to them. i don't believe a word they say. they've been proven wrong again and again and again. but now we're going to have a new vaccine. who's going to test that out?

joe, does he want to volunteer? >> the seventh shot will take care of it all. tomi is right. everybody listening and watching right now needs to make a decision. we are not going to go down this road again. we are not going to be walking into restaurants with masks on where it miraculously we are going to sit down. covid goes right over the top of your head. we are knocking to be on airplanes where you have to pull your mast down will you take a bite then you pull it back up. this was madness. it was nonsense. it didn't work. this is why i think you have to continue to ridicule the idea of masks because the moment all of these petty dictators get the opportunity to make you put masks on again, don't doubt it. they'll do it. your point, sean. remember it wasn't very long ago that joe biden told us the winter of death was upon us. it was like "game of thrones." he tried to force 84 million people to get a shot that now he acknowledges didn't work. you have to get a new one in

order to even be able to do your job. it's a joke. it's a failure. anyone i think you listens to joe biden on this issue is an imbecile. sku and i've got to tell you. tomi we'll give you the last word on this. a disease of the unvaccinated. the one thing i thought worked and i urge people to talk to their own doctor based on their own unique medical condition in history. why not bring back monoclonal antibodies and therapeutics? >> those things as well as emphasizing diet and exercise. it's less about what you put over your face in the form of a mask and more about what you put in your actual mouth and that will help your overall health and wellness but i will say this to the american people once you give away your rights are going to have to fight like hell to get them back. we learned that once. don't fall for it again. >> sean: congrats on your show and you know wish you all the best as always. up next, massive brawl erupted

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>> sean: as new york city continues to fold under the pressure of an influx of over a hundred thousand illegal immigrants, people are not happy with the state of the so-called sanctuary city. that includes our friend former new york city mayoral candidate curtis sliwa. he led a big rally this sunday protesting the building of illegal immigrant shelters across the city, but as counter-protesters showed up, got pretty ugly pretty fast and you can see curtis at one point trying to help the police out. take a look. after all the madness, curtis was arrested for the 80th time but released later in the day. he did not need a call to sean

hannity for bail money but my offer stands. anyway the office of new york city mayor eric adams released a statement on the city's illegal immigrant crisis saying they are constantly searching for more shelter for illegal immigrants but the situation demands a broader state and national solution. here now curtis very is the sliwa cardigan angels. just to be clear you were helping the police when the brawl work out. >> oh, most definitely >> sean: and the police know that part. >> most definitely. antifa came, they were there to crack sculls and they were there to deny us our fist amendment right of free speech. so i helped the police restore order. our rally continued. and then, as you pointed out, after speaking to the crowd sean, after wrestling my way through antifa, i was able to make our points that eric adams, swagger man with no plan, brought this on our city when he took on governor abbott. didn't help abbott down at the border, called him a racist and we've been flooded with illegal

aliens ever since. and then i gave myself up in an act of civil disobedience with two, count them two others who are 81 years old both, and sean we're going to continue to do this all over the city until this invasion into our city, our state and our country stops >> sean: people always want to say it's racist. no, it's going to be $12 billion a year, and they're even kicking people, according to reports, out of old people's homes and allowing the illegal immigrants to take those beds. we don't have enough beds for our homeless veteran population. >> no, sean, it's about legal immigration. we welcome immigrants. how do you allow people to take an easy pass into our country when there still are those law abiding who are in their countries of origin waiting to come into the greatest country in the world? we have to protect their rights, our rights. migrants, back to the countries where you came and then if you want to start to do it the legal

way, i'll support you >> sean: i agree with you. why did they walk you backwards by the way? i didn't get that. my number keep it in your phone air going to need it. that's all the time we have left this evening. before we go programming note this wednesday live shooed yo audience show tickets free, hannity.com, set your dvr, in the meantime let not your heart be troubled, why? greg gutfeld's going to make you smile right now. have a great night. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: there it is. hello, and welcome, welcome, welcome torques another episode in the series finale of america. i'm jimmy failla in for the incomparable greg gutfeld so please wish me luck. normally when you guest host the number one late night show in