may i have another. there you go. how did that feel? how about another one? that's what jerry does. jerry has got hot hands. jerry watters. remember, i'm jesse watters and this is my world. [applause] spkr4: hi, welcome to hannity. hi. hello. how are you? great audience. what a great crowd. big news tonight. they didn't arrest donald trump today. they arrested somebody else. what a shocker. anyway, three felony counts against zero experience hunter biden but no tax charges no money laundering indictments, no violations.

no public corruption crimes. instead special council weiss indicted hunter on three gun crimes. know first of all i'm not happy everyone gets arrested. nothing has been happy about. but let me tell you what i'm angry about. that's justice not being served. don't get me wrong. these are serious charges. you know what, you believe in equal justice application of our laws all of you here if you did what hunter did you would be charged. by the way these crimes can carry over 20 plus years in prison. oddly enough out of all the egregious issues that we have been investigating involving hunter biden and foreign countries and 10s of millions of dollars and shell corporations this gun incident is the only one that's not connected to joey the big guy his father in other words there is the low hanging

fruit. >> the dozen crimes that hunter biden committed ironically that's the one crime that he committed that you cannot tie joe biden to. so, we'll see what happens with the other 11 or so crimes that his son has committed. >> not like you're expressing the skepticism here you wanted an indictment. that's not enough? >> and indictment for money laundering violation of the foreign agent registration act tax evasion the list goes on. you never heard me say anything about gun charges. >> sean: congress metal comer is right. even though these gun charges were never supposed to happen. why is that? because the fix we know now was in from the get-go for both bind's. plan a was going well for a good while for five long years, the

doj's david weiss sat on hunter biden's case as the irs whistleblowers told us the fbi whistleblower told us he was being treated very differently than any other person. but they purposely in this case allowed the statute of limitations to expire on extremely serious tax violations and then he planned to charge hunter with absolutely nothing. sweeping all of this mills conduct under the rug like a bad dream until several irs and fbi whip letters came forward. uh-oh, plan a is blowing up before their eyes and they allege all the special treatment for hunter and accuse weiss garland and or both of lying about their ability to charge hunt weather a crime. now that's when wooigs and hunter's attorney got to go time now for plan b. that was the backup strategy. that's the one that involved the

unprecedented sweetheart slap on the wrist plea agreement for hunter biden no felony no jail time and most importantly hunter given immunity more charges that could implicate pops. it was the broad immunity deal buried into the gundy version portion of the plea agreement along with apparent off the books agreement to sweep everything else under the rug and once again it was all going along perfectly until last caty federal judge did her job and didn't just rubber stamp the plea agreement and started asking questions and raising real concerns. at one point my favorite judge says have you ever seen a diversion agreement that is so agreement that it encompasses crimes in other cases? prosecutor had to answers no, your honor, i've never seen a deal like this. then why did they off there sweetheart deal?

any way, plan b now dead. so today this was plan c- they didn't want to go to plan a. they want a plan a and b after trying so hard to protect the biden's from legal scrutiny for years weiss was promoted special counsel by the attorney general, merrick garland in this role. weiss is now able to stall and stone wall any public information request but has to answer to federal judge mary ellen iraca and she ordered weiss to make a charging decision on the gun portion of the failed plea deal by the end of the month. that's why it happened today so here we are three felony gun charges against hunter biden but only after allegations from multiple whistleblowers, otherwise this all would have been swept under the rug. several ongoing investigations in yes, a federal judge who refused to rubber stamp the doj prosecutorial misconducts and

now the obvious question will special counsel david weiss charge hunt weather any other serious crimes. here's the answer. i tend to think not. unless he's forced to unless more whistleblowers come forward or something else unforeseen happens so long as joe biden is the presumptive 2024 nominee for the democratic party, we know that weiss and garland will do everything they can to protect the bidens and will never charge hunt weather a crime that in any way implicate highs president facility. that's why this is a politicized and weaponized department of justice. now for them beating up donald trump is so much more important more superceding indictments let's indict trump another four times. let's arrest him another four times. let's get for more mug shots. by the way what about up holding the rule of law? i thought lady justice was

supposed to be blind equal application of laws. simply put the system is rigged. you have a corrupt department of justice and they are on a political mission. this has always been about protecting joe biden so he can beat donald trump or any other republican and noble in the democratic party, nobody in this justice department really seems to care about hunter at all. you know what, he will be the sacrificial lamb here. they're more than happy to charge him with a hundred gun crimes but don't think about fara violations tax evasion money laundering or bribery because none of those allegations exist without the big guy no one in russia china ukraine kazakhstan rue mania you think they would be sending hunter 10s of millions of dollars if daddy wasn't elected to the highest level of the federal government?

hunter admitted i am self, maybe it's because my dad is president. he had no experience in energy oil or gas or ukraine. why did you get paid? i don't know. you know it's all so highly unusual that nine biden family members, i two like to know what the grandchildren did to receive the money they got from foreign nationals and china and russian. hunter is on records giving half his income to pops and playing for the up keep of joe's delaware mansion when he would ask the head of rosemont seneca finances so clearly all the alleged crimes aside from the gun charges stem from hunter's relationship to daddy and based on that one 1023 form that the fbi informant, talking to the

ceo of burisma believes that biden's actually sold foreign policy decisions. that's what the fbi informant was told. while many in the media put their heads in the sands and take their talking points from even sams out of the war room, all white house republicans are following the facts and today one proud journalist was just not ready to face these facts. take a look. >> do you believe the president lied to the american public when he said he would never talk to his son about business dealings? yes or no it's all right. you can't answer that? do you believe when they said the president went only conference calls do you believe that happened? [inaudible] >> do you believe the president went to cafe milano and had dinner with the clients of hunter biden, who believes he got those clients because he was

selling the brand? okay. do you believe hunter biden when you saw the video of him driving a porsche that he got $143,000 to buy that porsche the next day? do you believe the $3 million from the russian oligarch that was transferred to the shell companies that the biden's controlled after the done former cafe milano took place. do you think the president lied when he said -- >> lying is not impeachable. >> i'm not saying impeachment. all i'm saying is i would like to know answer to those questions. that's what impeachment inquiry provides. >> sean: anybody says no evidence of wrongdoing and corruption is a liar and ordinary totally ignorant or si same are political hacks. we have bank records. we have suspicious activity reports shell corporations and eyewitness accounts all the

evidence show sketchy corrupt individuals forking over what is 10s of millions of dollars to the biden family in return. phone calls meetings dinners directs access to the big guy and maybe policy decisions according to the 1023 form and literally nothing else. no one was paying hunter biden for his experience or intellect. he didn't have any. of either. this was a guy struggling with addiction. he was not reliable. had very little expertise in anything at that point in his life sadly other than drugs yet millions poured in thanks to the brand and the brand of course was not hunter. it it was big guy, the president, joe biden then vice president. it's past time for joe biden to be held accountable. don't expect any justice from joe biden's weaponized doj. here with reaction fox news contributor georgetown university law professor jonathan turley, sir.

[applause] >> let's get your reaction to today. i think this is league hanging fruit to me. i think that this was forced upon them. we already know that they planned not to charge him. then they got the sweetheart deal that got exposeed by the judge in delaware. this is plan c. what are your thoughts? >> it's conspicuous as you noted as chairman comer noted as to what was not charged. they were giving out fara charges against trump specials with great speed. they hit paul manafort with the charges based on the same facts. what the media is ignoring these uncharged crimes do have one common possible motive. when you don't declare yourself a foreign agent, when you don't declare income, when you create these questionable international

transfers, all of them can be effectively succeed in hiding that trail. if you declare income you got to say where the income came. from if you declare yourself a forge agent you have to explain what you're doing for foreign governments. if you create this maze of accounts through different shell companies and banks it makes it hard for people to see the france percent. all that fits a unified theory of influence pedalling scheme that involved potential criminal acts so i think it's rather obvious that the one out-dier the gun charge is the only thing charged. we may see charges down the road but these charges were established, in my view, years ago. they could have made these charges years ago. instead they're allowing some of those charges toeks fire the tax charges for example were allowed to expire even though according

to these whistleblowers the department of the gymnast had the ability to extend the statute of limitations. >> sean: let's start with joe biden lying. let's talk about the phone calls he made to hunt weather his foreign business partners, the cafe milano dinner with russian ol garks and others, payment for deals and professionals that hunter had no experience in all the shell corporations all the suspicious activity reports 10s of millions of dollars. i would like to know what hunter and the grand children did for the money they were paid, nine biden family members according to james comer. for all the talk that joe didn't know the bribery statute doesn't mandate that joe benefited at all but it seems when he fired the prosecutor in ukraine that he was enriching hunter. wasn't he as a result of that firing? which was against obama administration policy put in place of october of 2015?

>> right. sean that's what is so telling about people saying let's not have any further inquire:let's not do the impeachment inquiry to see if any of these are impeachable offenses it's an act of willful blindness to ignore evidence that we now have. why shouldn't the public get these answers? it doesn't mean the president has committed impeachable offenses but i think that anybody who is reasonable looking at this evidence would say that there might be impeachable conduct here there, might be criminal conduct. >> sean: let me ask one question. >> this is necessary for that. >> sean: what about burisma joe bragging leverage a billion fire the prosecutor, we know it was an interagency approval of theibility in loan guarantees as a result of that decision to fire that prosecutor hunter continued to get paid for a job he had no experience in, jonathan. what do you call that? >> right.

that's exactly, it's a classic influence peddling scheme. that's not a crime. no it's not alone a crime but it often involves criminal acts to carry out the finals peddling. this is a corrupt estimate there's a lost people at this corrupt trough. there's a lost people selling access but the biden arrest standouts. they've always had a greater appetite and that's gotten them into trouble. instead of doing falcons peddling modestly they went for 10s of millions of dollars. instead of trying to get a plea bargain they tried to get everything in it. >> sean: jonathan turley thank you. [applause] >> joining now fox news lehmann his garrett. greg your analysis what happened today, agree or disagree with me? >> well, they certainly have no confidence that david weiss will

prosecute this gun case aggressively. he was forced as you point out by the judge to bring charges. weiss has shown he's untrust worthy. he spent the last years acting effectively as hunter biden's defense attorney, refuse to go bring felony charges for millions of dollars in tax fraud tax evasion that would send anyone else you and me to prison. weiss intentionally allowed the statute of limitations to expire, tipped off hunter's lawyers about a search warrant and surprise interview. he forbid any questions in interviews about joe biden's involvement and certainly refused to follow the overseas paper trail of millions in cash. he overlooked evidence of fara violations money laundering so we are now supposed to suddenly believe that david weiss is having an epiphany and will act

like a duty bound prosecutor? that won't happen. he will attempt another plea deal without the hidden immunity clause. he will publicly pretend that he will bring serious charges in california and washington. in the end he won't do it. this will be another example of preferential treatment. >> miranda your take. we keep hearing from the media mob, we have the war room instructing the mediachy find fascinating and they obviously are extension of democratic party press office. do you see this moving formed joe biden now? >> look. i think so. certainly what we are get from james comer is a lot of material uncovering links to joe biden and what's been holding them up of course is the fact that they are blocked on getting

subpoenas. the biden administration is having backs not hand over records. also before the impeachment inquiry was announced they were not able to give witnesses immunity from prosecution and that's a crucial tool in their arm meant so i think definitely they're closing in on joe biden will as for this indictment of hunter biden and i think it was a good point that james comer made that this is the only one of the crimes that doesn't lead to joe biden. but there is one little element of it that does and that is that at the time that the old estate and fbi police were converging on that wilmington, delaware grocery store where the gun had been tossed in the trashcan by

hallie biden, lunlter's sister-in-law cross lover, they also at the gunshot the secret service two secret service agents turned up and asked the owner of the gun store for the gun background check. this charge would never have been brought this indictment if they had been successful taking that away. secret service denies it was their agents but that's ripe for investigation. >> miranda devine, best selling book. raising alarm among democrats, we are going to show what you nancy pelosi said about it last night. you won't believe why the view is attacking tim scott. we will check in with tim scott and laura trump. stay with us.

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goli, taste your goals. join the millions of people taking back their privacy race heats up in democrats are notably anxious about the vice-president's falling a approval races and on extend anderson cooper nancy pelosi dodging questions about whether

she thought kamala was the best running mate for joe next november. >> is kamala harris the pest running mate? >> he thinks so. that's what hatsers >> do you think she's the best running mate? >> she's the vice-president of the united states. that's the job description. you don't do that much. you're a source of strength inspiration intellectual resource. >> sean: she thinks so. i don't know. doesn't do much. she's the border czar. during a speech in maryland president joey told one of his favorite lies about teaching at the university of pennsylvania. here is a quick giveaway. he never taught there. take a look. >> i taught at the university of pennsylvania for four years.

i used to teach political theory. >> sean: that lie debunked numerous times but biden seems to have problem with truth when it comes to his past. short reminder. >> i got involved in politics indirectly by getting involved in the civil rights movement as a kid. i got started out of delaware state. >> i used to drive a tractor-trailer. >> awesome. >> so i know a little bit about driving big trucks. >> by the way when i left the vice presidency i became a professor at the university of pennsylvania. >> by the way i was doing villanova's commentment when one of my nuns was getting a deck trat degree and she said you instead of me at the time. >> ground zero new york, i remember standing there the next day and looking at the building. i felt like i was look through the gates of hell. >> sean: he's a lying does face

-- dog face pony soldier. fox news contributor laura trump, how are you? >> apparently this is the way we are going. it's amazing. >> sean: by the way how many of wish laura ran for senate in north carolina? i just had to ask. eric is going to kill me. could you imagine if your husband eric, don, jr., ivanka, made 10s of millions of dollars in fields of endeavor they had no experience and then the father as president was calling their foreign business partners and lied repeatedly about it? what do you think the reaction would be with the media and with the doj? >> i mean i think we all know

the answer to that one sean. it's pretty obvious. look. the reality of the situation is that everybody can very clearly see the double standard here as it is relates to the trump family and the biden family. you have donald trump of course with four indictments a mug shot and now we hear it's violent what the doj is doing right now going after the only thing as a people before me have pointed out that they had cannot tie to joe biden directly. it's amazing to see i guess they think we are that stupid but listen. this party is in free fall. the democrat party has a major problem. you heard there from nancy pelosi she can't even say that kamala harris is the best running mate for joe biden. they know they can't fool the american people any longer because people see how bad this party has been for this country. nancy pelosi herself announced

at 83 years old she's seeking a 20th term in the united states congress. to bring forward to this country san francisco values, wow. something we definitely do not need. i'll definitely give you one thing that kamala -- we have seen the most order crossings in the history of her tenure. congratulations to kamala harris. >> sean: what did you think of nancy pelosi? is she the right fit for the job? biden i guess thinks so. what about the job he's doing? you don't do that much. [laughter]. >> sean: i'm like, there's a real vote of confidence. >> you're ready to be president of the united states you only have to be ready to take over for the most important position in the world but sean, we knew from the beginning with kamala harris joe biden himself was happy to tell us she was not a person chosen based on the fact she was the best person for the job. he told us she was chosen baseth

on how she looks. so what did anybody expect out of kamala harris? wow. she has really lived up to what he said, you know, is the standard for her. >> sean: wow. all right. laura trump. we always love having you. thank for being with us. the media are come evening for one of their favorite targets 2024 presidential candidate south carolina senator tim scott and as per usual the laid fridays that show called the view couldn't help from weighing in. >> the only thing i worry about is like a ginny thomas popping up so you have someone that is single and someone becomes president and then he meets a ginny thomas so if someone is not married and then they get married to ginny thomas, i'm concerned. >> right. >> the reason this came up is because of something that was happening an interview that tim

scott did. >> sean: 2024 presidential law candidate south carolina senator tim scott is with us. [applause] >> sean: so, here you have justice thomas a black, ginny thomas who is white and oh, he might marry a ginny thomas. how do you -- is that not playing the race card? >> absolutely, sean. the democrat party and the progressive left are stuck in jim crow 19 207s and '30s. what they do not want is a black man who thinks for himself. you can be anything in america if you're black except for conservative. that's why sonny is so radical and disgusting with her comments. they don't want my life story to be told because it difficulties results the lives of the radical left. i can't think of anything more disgusting to watch the democrat party descend down into the

1920s. unbelievable. >> sean: by the way i thought liberals were so open minded. why are they oh obsessed with -- why are these women at the view so obsessed with you? i find these comments repugnant. i know justice thomas. i've met him. i know ginny thomas. i've met her. they're lovely team. >> absolutely. >> sean: and you're right, if you're african-american and you are a conservative god help you it's like open season they can say and do whatever they want, no constant consequences no wokeness exists. >> none at all. >> sean: just unload insult after insult. i think you might have to go back on the view and kick their ass again. >> good words. i'm bring your audience with me [cheers and applause]

>> sean: you give us a day. i'll have everybody waiting outside to go in and let's just say give a nice little applause for joyless behar. that will be a great moment. [booing]. >> sean: so you did go on the view. that worked out very well for you. it was amazing joy didn't want to show up that day, did she? >> well, she took the day off because when you say something offensive and disgusting you should be called out in person live, yes and in color and so on the view it had a serious conversation about the greatness of america. we should all be proud to be american and i can't for the life of me understand why the radical left wants a different country this greatest nation on earth. we are the city on the hill. the radical left and the progressives want to sell socialism balls they do not believe in the american people. it's time for us to take a stand

whether it's on the view or the radical left party it is time to take our message from sea to shining sea. [cheers and applause] >> sean: great to have you. see you at next debate at reagan library. look forward to seeing. you always appreciate you coming on the program. the biden administration just authorized a new covid vaccine florida surgeon-general pushing back. i think you want to hear what he has to say straight ahead.

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recently. in every single case without exception and it's anecdotal everybody has been fine, mild version. is that what you're hearing and seeing? >> yeah, you're playing it safe hannity. one of the things actual that i we are seeing in the data is that the covid-19 vaccines appear to increase the risk of infection over time and this is from multiple studies. we were slow to say anything bit initially because it's obviously a big deal to say something like that but know we have seen that in multiple studies around the world, different time periods, after a few months, a little longer in some studies they actually appear to increase the risk of contracting covid-19. so yes that's what we are seeing here in florida also and fortunately it is mild for almost everyone. not everyone unfortunately but for almost everyone. >> sean: have you seen side effects long-term side effects

for people that have gotten vaccinated and boostered? have you seen that? >> we have seen studies that have shown side effects. we have done some of our own work in florida that showed an increased risk of cardiac death. i think though what's probably more important is just to recognize. go ahead. >> sean: would that by more instances of blood clotting and aneurism? >> right so the myocarditis is way more common than what you would expect from a vaccine. and beyond that you're right, studies have shown increased risk of strokes and that sort of thing and i would say sean more

importantly at this point i think most people in the united states recognize that the safety of these vaccines is certainly unlike flu which they always try to compare it to but this is a very different type of medication and it's an unsafe medication. it's really unfortunate this is what so many of americans have been persuaded to take. >> sean: how could we ever trust people like joe biden if you get the vaccine you never going to get covid, if you get the vaccine, you're never going to be able to transmit covid. not true. now, what part of viruses don't they understand? isn't it virus 101 that they mutate that they change and the one thing i thought worked and you tell me, you're the doctor. i'm just some idiot on tv. the one thing that worked were

monoclonal anti-bodies. i'm told that's the one therapeutic that works best s. that wrong? >> governor desantis saved many lives in florida and outside florida because for whatever reason it took a governor who went to law school to encourage people to receive treatment. as ridiculous as it is that my colleagues were not encouraging in other states. >> sean: why do they cancel that? a therapeutic makes the most sense, doesn't it? or am i wrong. >> well you're definitely right that compared to the alternative, not treating, absolutely monoclonal antibodies are the choice. at this point there's not much available in that area. there's research being done on others but there's other treatment being taken and ideally it's better to take something at home you don't have

to go to the hospital to receive or go to a clinic to receive so treatment is a great idea and of course as you know, and you're always very modest about this but er instincts are absolutely correct. >> sean: last question. what about the anti-viral paxlovid that has significant incident of rebound? >> sure. yeah. i tend to encourage people who have risk factors to take something that has evidence and that one is not perfect. it's been mostly tested in unvaccinated people. most people have been vaccinated or have immunity but i encourage treatment for anyone with sick risk back torres. >> sean: thank for being with us. up next what would happen if all the electricity in the united states went out at the same exact time? actor dennis quaid has a

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>> so what would happen if all of the power in our country went out at the exact same time? now, this is the question posed in dennis wade's new documentary called grid down power up and spoiler alert, things would not go that well. take a look. >> virtually every study you'll see has an an anarchist ick stuy leading to writing and it's inevitable. >> imagine what happens with no

food, power, money and transportation. only people with guns and boldness to go and take what they need to survive and live. >> it could literally end civilization as we know it. >> cyber attack, emv, even a massive solar flair. >> joining us now is dennis quad along with the producer of the film, david tyson with us. thank you, both. by the way -- >> thanks for having us, sean. >> dennis, i am a fan of yours, what's amazing about you, you could be the greatest father of the year in the parent trap and be the biggest father in i can only imagine. that shows great acting ability. >> yeah, what a range. >> that's a range, that's a lot of range.

go ahead. >> well, there's something that i read about in and chilled me quite a few years ago and then david tyce who i worked with before came to me about something that concerned him too to make the documentary on the electrical grid to make people aware of how vulnerable it is. we've been and before 1920, we all lived in the dark and we were used to it. what happens with a solar flair event or attack on our substations, them going out and we have blackouts, which we all know and have lived through. emp event and this walk and it'll take us with an emp event

and magnetic pulse event and i think, i'm hoping and praying and assuming our government is preparing for, but that would knock out all the power in this country. that's a frightening scenario. >> yeah, it really is. there's three grids in the country, eastern, western and texas has its own grid. they're quite vulnerable and would not take much and there's an event with a solar flair in 1859 knocked out all of the telegraph line and only kind of electrical thing we had back then in europe and the united states and this means all the refrigeration would go out just like that. all the power stations and no access to footed or communication and from that chaos is going to erupt and it's something we're very vulnerable

with and there's something -- an easy fix to it that we can do now. >> reminds me of the book of eli with denzel washington and that kind of scenario where it just, you know, whoever's left is just total anarchy. david, what got you interested in this project and why was dennis the perfect fit for you? >> well, i got interested in this project because i realized i was a eight hours that's ick grandfather. i was -- ei grandfather and the, 3, 2, 1 and blast off. if we don't fix the grid, we have a problem because my grand kids need a live a long life. there's a solar flair and 12% probability every decade that a solar flair could take out our grid. i've been worried about this for a long time and as far as dennis, we know everybody loves dennis from the parent trap to the rookie, you know, he is

incredibly intelligent and gifted with his knowledge of the system and capitalism and he recognizes that we have a problem, but he believes it's in the american spirit to fix this. >> i'm like a mini prepper and two huge generators to broadcast if god forbid such a thing happens. i wonder even if they would work. you know, thousands of gallons of propane on the ground for that reason. but when you think about t i don't think most people are prepared, don't even have enough food, dennis, to last a week. you know, what happens to the food supply? what happens to pretty much every aspect in our lives? >> every aspect of our lives that we just take for granted every day is we're going to have to deal with it in another way and won't be good. and there's a way to fix this. this is something that our

government can do at definitely a anne donovan partisan issue. that's for sure. to protect our substations and sort of like in a way that surge protectors we have them on the televisions and have them for our computers. we could install these in our substations that would protect us from -- if an event like this happened. >> i'm glad both of you did this because i do believe this is a real threat, and i think you're right. they need contingency plans and if they don't have them up to date, ready to go at a moment's notice, this country could be vulnerable to attacks we never dreamed of. why can people see this documentary real quick, david? >> they can see the move i have on salemnow.com and in about two or three weeks it'll be available on amazon and also on

youtube. >> okay, thank you, both. david, dennis, great to see you. quick programming note, next week, more audience shows and renning sterling heights at hannity -- register at hannity.com and tickets are free wednesday ask thursday night. on monday, we'll have an interview with actor sean penn about his documentary. greg gutfeld with a smile on your face. greg: louder. you look yummy. even you shirtless one. president biden is last when it cops to the democratic choice --