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welcome to "hannity". tonight, early voting in the commonwealth of pennsylvania commpennsylvy in 12 days. now, the first mail in ballots will be out to voters vot this friday. that would be tomorrow in north carolina. a mere and the election is a mere 60 days away. but kamala harris tim walz, they have conducted only one liort interview combined. they both literally run from every question, even thosey runr by friendly reporters. coey hav shoe held zero press conferences, no town halls, gaggles. none of it in the same timean frame. donald trump. j.d. vance. a participéd thme edited a wells 40 interviews and town halls and press conferences, cludin including last night in harrisburg, p.a., where the former took questions for t more than an hour, in fact. wellan we couldn't fit it all i in just one show. i diond have.ou wil one more question for the president. you'll see the answer to this in a moment. l answer to thisand that was abr not the president wouldident,

in fact, how would he debate kamala harris? is he ready foer she's abouthich to throw at him, which i think is pretty easy to predict. pretbut let's first go to audiee questions from our exclusive town hall, formerl wi president donald trump. >> thank you former pres. tionsr staying to take questions from the audience. you know, i plan out i do all this research to ask you questions and you just go. but we came here also to hearhas from the people of harrisburg. before we get to the peoplbu.e, i want to again introduce, we introduced him last night on the show. mcc dave maccormack is the republican senate candidate the senate a. i senator, great to have you. give you a chance to say a couple of words. yes. than a cto say ak thank you, se. and thank you for mr. president being here in the the and keystone bein state is going to decide the future of the country. put you back in th stadee white house in a majority in the senate. thank you. thanuse ank you. and you know, mr. president,mr.s a scary time in the world.

our adversaries around the world, iran, china, russia, north korea are testing thereeyi challenges. we've lost deterrence. they think america is weak. nk americathey think america is on retreat. and my question to you is, on day one, when you're back in the white house, how do we restore deterrence ? we brin how do we bring strength and capability back to our military? capaby back tand how do we make that everybody in the world knows that americas ba is back? >> so thank you, david, and good luck with the rac ode. d you' it's really important that you win and i hope you're going to vote using great gentlemanre, a great he's a great warrior. the first thing we have to do,o we have to strengthenisgt our countrhen ouy from within.ae and we have a lot of bad people from within. but we bad p have to straight i. we have to, number one, have anb border like weer had in four years ago, which was one where the wrong people didn't get in. g pewe have to have that. the other thing we want in become again, energiny independence. >> we were energy independence

and what we really want is energy dominance. then, as you know, we i rebuilt the entire military and we had it like nobody's ever had it before. and then this guy gave away $85 billion worth of equipment to afghanistan in, the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country. but we have a lot more thanmoret that. we rebuilt the military. we rt to be strong, but we want to do it peace througho it strength. that's what we want. peace through strength. we shouldn't have to use our military. we're going to have the greatest military will yy in th. thank you, dad. all right, ma'am. hi. what's your name?t is y my name is deborah williams. >>, deboraouh. how are you? i'm good now. hi. oh, because of me. of because of the president. i'm just guessing. no, i'm kidding. i plead the fifth. good answer. >> mr. president, i wantan to thank you for coming in and

sharing your timt e with us today. thank you,>> thank deb. >> what could you share that you've learned during the first time being in the oval office? for those who are hesitant to vote for you now? >> so we need a strong president. and, you know, i actually think we had a very stable administration, but we were hit with this weaponized version. we had to weaponize. they've never done this before. the weaponized end theone this f the different russia, russia, russia hoax, all of won e the different hoaxes. and we won everyve single one of them. the most important thing and i n found and you can say this is true and this is also we have to get the right people. when i first went there, 2016,we we were i a lot of good people. i had a lot of good advice. but i put people in that in some cases were not what i really wanted becaus wantede i n

know much about washington. i was there 17 times in my whole life whol and i wasn't in d.c.ry very much. but i got to know him and mui gw know him the hard way. and i know the good ones, the ba the gd ones, the weak onn the smart ones, the dumb ones. i know thehem now. and the key. the key. and we great ones. i mean, economic development. we did so well. the military, weomic dev did. fantastically well. we isis 100% of the isis caliphate. we have some great people in military, not the ones you see on television, but great people. but a big key to running ithte i is get the rightng you put the right person and the agght group of peopl ande at the heads of these massive agencies. you're going to have tremendous thanes ys. and i know now that people and i know him better than anybody would know him. sow them you very much. >> thank you, ma'am. i. yes, ma'am. what's your name? sue helm. g and api like to welcome you to harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> we love you both. so welco that's one like you.

>> i'm a small business owner and the owner of century 21 ats the helm. >> real estateowner. presid the four years of your presidency. mr. trump, we're the best economically i have experienced in thece 35 years i owned this business and my question is, what are your plans and policiese to restore the economy so small business owners can thrivegain? and make america great once again? >> thank you again. w, we ha you know, we had a woman who was very spectacular, linda bumahon, and she ran the small business administration, did a phenomenal jobo. rtan and that's a very important group for what we're talking t about with the small business. but to put it a little simpler, we're going to have lowd we a interest rates, we're going to have low taxes. we're going to give you tremendousre incentives to growi and to build your business. and you know, a lot people have said that.

they said one person who didn't support me, he said, i must admit i had the most successful four years of my life, but i'm going to vote for some. i said, and now that person t came back to me. yodon't want that personwant th i don't want that pressure. you know, they say you should take everybodyuld but that's noa the way i'm built. it's one of those that a problem. this persot' a n, this was in theary, i h republican primaries and i had the best four years i'vei'mo ever had under trump. but i'm going to support this one. this on i said, that's the end of that, you know, when they came back. but we're going to lower interest rates. we're going to have low taxes, we're going to have tremendous taxe. ives small business, you know, small business is much bigger than big businesschs in thi in this y when you add it all up. >> and we're going to take care of small business in this country. thank you very much. thank you. now, sir, what's your name? y >> travis finkbeiner. i'm from palmyraour na>> tra pe. i'd like to welcome you both here and it's an honor to stand before you. >> thank you, mr. president. it

is it possible to correct the extensive damage the current administration has caused setensiv related to our safety and security? from the border crisis to the plethoracurity? weapons left bn in afghanistan? i fear for my three adolescent sons at night. what do i tell cade and coler sy about their safety and their future of this great nation? >> well, the first thing you should do is pray. amenis pray.. because what they've done to our countrycause wh, what the done to our country, what theset what these and i hate these or what these stupid, naive people, but bad people, you know, weaponize nation again. they're after me. i got more court cases on friday. i have gs on on monday i have one. and they do that for very bad f reasons. don't want you to campaign. they want to keep you off the campaign. they want to trykeep you and takeas as much money as possible instead of putting it in. but let me just tell pos you,, e the hardest problem we have, because a smaroblem wet presidel be able to get along with russia, china, there are a lot of reasons why reasons, butg

biggest problem we have ises they've allowed 21 million people into our country. and this and i told you last night, i tell you tonight, it's the single bigges t. they've poisoned our country. they're coming hav in prisons. n they're coming in from mental institutions. , terror terrorists are coming in. the criminals are coming offng , the in caracas, venezuela, but all over the world, not just in south america. it's the single hardest probleml that we would have never had if' i were president. you wouldn't have that problem. you wouldn't have inflation, you wouldn't w have russia attacking ukraine. you wouldn't have had october with israel, you wouldn't have had the afghanistann disaster, which i think is the most single, most embarrassing da they in the history of our country, where they have billions of dollarsquipme of equipment. we lost 13 great, great soldiersnt. and i celebrated and honored their wonderful they called

them their children then they are their children. they're wonderful children. they're their kids. i went to arlington cemeteryhe with them the other day and at their request. at their request. and seand sean k knows this betn anybody. and it was very tough for me to get there. i will tell you, i don't wantt w to say that, but it was very tough. i was in a different paras t of the world, frankly, and iando got there and we had a beautiful couple of hourser. together. first, we had a ceremony and then w e a we went down w to the gravesites and theye a said, sir, could we have a picture with my son? in one case, it was a daughter. could we have a picturere with u we took pictures. we had stayed for a long time. and thenreed for i left and thas it. i thought it was beautiful. and those people are phenomenala what they've done. joe bideren and kamala killed those children because of their incompetence, just like they had just like they had

a gun that killed them. hem.and i went home and i thoug it was a beautifulit thing. gret i told my wife, i told of great first lady who people love. they love her. but i said it was so sad. and yet so beautiful and joyful in a sense. i mean, the peoplen this, they t something that was very special. and i went there and yous very y them up to bedminster. i got to know many of them. most of them. i get a but i get home and i get a call from one of my people. sir, they're saying that you use this for publi peoplc purpon and you know what happened? it was so beautiful. hose p every one of those people madeeo a video to say that donalddeo to trump came here. i got enough publicity. i don't need publicity. i'd likecity get half the publicity. i'd be very happy. but they said that and you saw the videos. the videos became very, very

well known and famous, actually, some beautiful statements-known a that i went . i got nothing out of that except to take of people that were not taken care of by our government and joe biden and kamala should call ane people and apologize, because that was the most withdrawal in the history of our country. there's never been anything. so think of it. we too.k the militaryk of it, fy you're supposed to take the military out last. once the military was gone, they had free shots at us, but we took the military out first and then it began. we lost 13 soldiers, man beganye horribly wounded, meaning no legs, no armd. ns. the face was obliterated. many we don't even talk about those people and we have to. we left americans behindpeople and cover that better than anybody. we left many americans behint bd and we left billions and billions of dollar s a brand new military equipment behind that. nod.w are one of the largest

sellers of military equipment in the world.ghanis they're selling the equipment that we just walked away frotai it is it was so incompetent. but to be with those people was a real honor. i have to tell peopl you. o and for them to go out of their way and every one of them made a video, they said, sir, could you take a picture next to the grave of my son? i said of, could you imagine if i said, no, i don't want to do it. i don't wantd no i buo do it. but every one of those people appreciated it and everye of them made a tape and they sent it out and it became verynt viral as say, nowadays. to be and it was a great honor for m e to be there. thank you. and i should i should add,add ka kamala harris and joe biden was both invitede biden . and this was not you knew these families. you had met with them anr, were familiar the with. i knew them. and they they invited you. you wentm. and they said, wouldw you take a picture? and then you did.

and then you were attackeder. t and then the families were furious about it. l be i think this is going to be the last question. what's your name, sitr? >> hi, alister hackett from spring lake, new jersey. alex. new j >> thank you, mrer. president. thank you. i'm a recent college graduatpre i'm concerned with the growing influence of wokeness in many of our the gro top institutions we saw general milley take whis to new heights under his leadership in the military. what is your plan to combat way radical ideology in the military and in our corporations? >>o combat well, first of all, that in congress, where milley ,his wokeness was an embarrassment to our country and remember this we don't have a woke military. we have some guys at the top top that talk it. but you couldn't convince them to be woke onvince if you were screaming at them for five weeks. we took out 100% of the isis caliphate in four weeks.

>> it was supposed to take five years. and thes was supe are and i gott the real generals and they are unbelievable . our military is unbelievable. remember, it's unbelievable how there's no army and all we're going to do is young to go out, you gedot your degree, you work hard, you're going to see a different country. we have to get electede differe' if we don't get elected, i don't know what's going to happen to our country. i just don't knoknow wn tow. >> they're so bad. and normally i wouldn't say that. i'd sa ouldn'y they you know,e democr they're working. they're a democrat. these aren't democrats. these are people long beyond democrats. when i used to say to sean on his show, i'd say, our country, sean, we'll never be a socialist country. it won't. it'll be a communist country. they skipped socialism . they told us we cannot let. this happen to our country because if it does happen, we'll never be able to come back. we'll never neverr able to make a comeback from it. so we're going to have a b big election. i

this is a very pennsylvania, pennhcall irtant commonwealt and you never want to call itt a state in the commonwealth. if you ever callstate, t a state i've seen guys, i've seen them political career ruined by saying the state, ia. pennsylvania. now, you never want to call it e. tat now, i'll tell you howthey dishonest they are. they'll take wke that one littla statement. i said the state of pennsylvania, and they'll playnd they pla in the state of pennsylvania. they'll cut it while it's one let me just because they're fake and one thing we should say, not him and not goo fox and have a couple of others out there that are good. but thbue big is a great enemy e this country is the fake news mediwsa a big, big tent and they have to change their ways.ore we all right. have to change their hillary before we let the president go,b because this is airing part two on thursday night. i want to as wk you one final question.

in five nights, you'll be onkama the stage, not with me, but with kamala harris harri. now, if i'm going to makeif i'm a prediction g, i think she's going to try and annoyrite agitate, irritate, frustrate and you off to, use a phrase and are aware of how she debates and probably every name and every name in the book. she can call you and without give it away tactic. 't wan i you don't want to do that but you know when i had biden you and i had the same discussion and i let him talk.et her >> i'm going to let her talk t because, you know, we've all seen it. there are those who saye thos that bidene smarter than she i. okay. and if that's the case, we have a problem. >> but, you know, debating is an interesting thing. i've been in many debates.

i think i probablyn in man have because of debating maybe, you know, we had a lot we hsbates with the republican and we had crooked hillary. we had a lot of different people. cricansa debate and we had some great debates. >> you do remember the rosie o'donnell debate. anmember rosie o'donnell? that's read l. she's a real great one, isn't she? a great one. anyway. but -- but a debate is interesting. you really you can go inbut with all the strategy you want, but you have to sort of fill it out as the debates taking place. i've seen it. you go in there and you have a strategyis the debate is mike te the statement, everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. it's true. it was a brilliant it's a brilliant save it. so i could tell sean exactly what i'm going to do. but, you know, things change. it depends a lot on abc. will they be fair or not? if they're not going tolittle be fair. i'm going to be a little bit different than if they are bit d o i hope they're going to be fair. we're putting a lot of reliancr on a network which is known for

being extremely to thee people in this room and to, i think, i 75, 80% of thete country, if you want to really know the truth. d but all i can say is, is, you know, i've seen mitt romneyl and lock himself into a log cabin for four or five weeks. demsin out and he was horrible in the debate. >> he couldn't talk. hed great knowledge.ai he couldn't talk. and candy crowley came outne coule made a terrible statement that turned out to be wrong, but it destroyed the guy . but, look, you have to the way i look debating, i think i've been really practicing all my life for this stuff. i've bee n ultimately, that'sbout. what it's sort of about. >> sing and o it'll be it'll ben interesting it'll be an interesting evening. and the biden debate was a very interesting game.ery that we'rei sort of surprised by it a little bit by, you know, d and the way he reacted. and you don't know how somebody is going to reacand yot, evenprs a professional. you don't know how they're going to react. and you have to sortsional.t kna

with it as you get up there. and i'd love to give you an answer. this is what i'm going to do. answer.what seasean, but when yp there, you sort of see because i did a lot of it, i went never having debated, having done a lot of debateshe debat. now >> but if you know, she's goingy to try and annoy you. probwell tno, i think we have a bigger problem. i think that abc will try an d i bet that's okay. >> president donald trump. thank you. me.residentharrison all right. many thanks to our friends than in harrisburg, p.a. and it was great to see so many of you. when we come back, vladimir 20tin endorsed a candidate in the 2024 presidential election. spoiler alert, it's the democrats who the democrat b who is unburdened by what is bad. we'll get reaction fromnator senator marco rubio and bernie moreno. plusmad bernie, steve moore andh more to talk about trump's economic agenda. >> straight ahead. there are some things that work betteramou together, likeconfid your workplace benefits and retirement savings forenour

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president, mr. biden. he's been taken out of the race ,but he advised all hisd supporters to support mrs.at's a harris. that's what we'll do. we'll support her as well. will dopport heand that's the l secondly, her laugh is so expressive and infectious. >> that means she's doing well. clearllly, talking about her laugh is mocking kamala harris. putin also apparently said he is open to negotiating an endne to the ukrainegotiat war. --t let's be clear for a moment. vladimir putin is a murderer, dictator clear for mom, killer,g innocent people with a pointless, unprovoked war. the guy can't be trusted. he invaded a sovereign country . but if he's trying to interfere in this election, you have to wondere iis r whether he'd want g to go back to the guy to tm from taking an inch of new territory when he was president. ted ukrainehemme new instead of sending them blankets. the guy that stopped, the gu thn stream two pipeline from sending russian oil intor stay w western europe. or stay with the administration. that is pretty much allowing

hat has prettyowed him him to invade ukraine with nonse consequences and handcuffsnc on ukrainian and zelenskyy. here with reaction ohioe cand republican senate candidate bernh us whoace is cid is critical. his race is critical in terml is of control of the u.s. senate next year. >> florida senator marco rubio.d also with us from the senate foreign relations committee,a t senator rubio. let me let me if i may begin with you. look, there are over america's approach and involvement in this battle in ukraine. i happen euroof the belief that europe should have from the beginning stepped up and done more. i think that joe biden should not have put handcuffs biden su zelenskyy and not let him have the migs from poland that they were offering. and them what bombs they cancant and cannot use. and american s don't want us caught up in these foreign wars and spending hundredsy woun of billions of dollars. they disagree. why wouldn't we insist, with such a mineral

rich country like ukraine, that they pay for anountry l y weapons that they buy and that would be contingent on the military weaponry they need to get from us? would that be fair, would tin y view? well, i think ultimately what you're pointing to is two things. yo pointinthe first is there is in american or american politics that i know of that's rootinican politig vlr putin. i think overwhelmingly people want ukraine to win and want russi.i think a lose. the only debate is what can we afford to provide them? e it's got to be commensurate to our national interests with regard to ukraine, and it uk againstbalanced outational all the other needs that we have, both foreign and domestic. the biggest threat in the 21st century is what's happening in the indo-pacific. the massiv endo-e buildup of che military capability. that has to be our overwhelming priority. av we have a threat now frome terrorism coming intmo our country through a wide open border and things like that. that we've seen. so we are now in an era we've hv always been in an era. ale. ed to prioritiz but now more than ever, we have to prioritize everything that we do. ner we haritizeand so the my bil with the biden approach to ukraine is they've neveemr

defined what is victory,y what is the strategy, what is the outcome that we're tryinin g to help them achieve or get to because we don't have a strategy. you don't have a defined. then what are you funding? what are you funding? am you don't have a strategy yo how do you even know that what you're funding is the right amount or the right things? and think that's what'ss wh imperiled u.s. support impesraine in terms of congresai . >> and so and that's the approach that i think donald trump is going to take, whic trump wh is i don't want russia to win, but i want this war to end. and we want to do what it takesn for it to end so we can savet e innocent lives and we are going to help ukraine. but it can't be an unlimited amount. >> that's just not true and it's not realistic. mr. marino, what is your take is on the doj alleging yesterday that russian companies are targeting americans through the use of influencers and social media pages to sprea that fluencerd propaga? now what they're saying areda disinformation topic? thes are topics we often talk about on this program, and i have no relationship with russia at all. lationshrecord if you talk aboud inflation, unaffordable prices

for goodn, on afs, for essentia, disi that stuff that's a disinformation topic or i or woke stories that's differents co crime is committed by the unvetted harris biden illegals immigrants. when we have americans being murdered and and victims of violent crimes and it's costing us a fortune. to me, it's beyond absurd what they listed in this indictment. well, as ronald reagan would say. here we go again. we>> as ronald rea cannot have a repeat of what the administration did duringthd covid, where they censored free freech by bullying private companies into deciding what information americans could have and what information americans couldn't have. look, the american people arinfn very, very smart. that's a difference between republicans and democrats. we believe in the intellect of the american people. the democrats think that they know better than we do. we do not want to havean a row g department of justice telling

us what information we're allowed to see,d what information we can't see. that is a clea whar violation of the first amendment. >> what is your take , senator that you know, when they say that a disinformation sa excludes telling the truth about record inflation, unaffordable prices for food and essential goods, ss diy stories or crimes committed by harris biden, unvetted illegal immigrants. storyou? every one of those stories are real and truthful. can you explain to me and this n audience what that what that indictments about? >> okay. so disinformation is something totally different from what they are goin disinfong g after are describing disinformation is when you make up things that aren't true and you spreada it so people think they're true. in this particular case, we are talking about preexistinu sr political opinions in the united states. these are preexistine g political opinions that have existed well before any russian engagementore or involvement or

what have you. one of the indictments that came out yesterday. it does noment.one of tt allegee people, these people that they say were being funded theyhe secret donor that was hiding their true identity, they already had these opinions. they already believee thesd thee things. they legitimately believe in the views that they're espousiney legit g. were >> they were victims. they were targets of a fraud. and when someone posinta inve a just a regular investor had russian money behind them, sian monm. as far as the russians. t yeah. and the chinese and the iranians and other countries as well. hechinesand the and by the way,t is that this is all very serious and concerning. we need to have our eyes wid ek ther open. i think there's actually real disinformatione is rea being s being promulgated by some of the editorial rooms of some of the biggest by media companio in america who pretend like kamala harris was bornended li b 24th. when she's been around, she's been the vice president. sheen aroundbeen te owns the bi, should have to answer for that record has flip floppede ra on everything that she ran for when she ran for president. and they're now saying, oh, you change they'rd your mind. well, that's fine. okay. we believe you that that's disinformation and it's thatberate you. and it's designeddriv and it's been driven overen the last five or six weeks in a

way that's been stunning to watch, even by the low journalistic standards that now exist in our country. >> stunning shot. if you want to see it is really] disinformation shot. if you want to see real operatio n, come to ohio and watch sherrod brown's commercials there, you'll findl real missing from disinformation. there's a guy who's completely reinventing his record of who he is. di if they want to ban disinformation, unfortunately, the democrats aren't going tormo have any tv commercials. >> well, let's start let's talk d brown, because brown b you're in a race that is probably, you know're in, one oo the biggest pickup opportunities for republicans in the countrytunitiespublican e that is absolutely winnable. >> what is state of the race now as we speak of sherrod brown's extremism exposed?what what percentage of the time is he voting with? >> harris and biden, he votedsoi with harris and biden almostde 100% of the time. and when president trump was in the white house, sherrod brown undermined them at every step of the way, call them racist, votemd or impeach him

twice, said the wall was stupid, said the wall was racist . he was the tie breaking vote on inflall the bills that caused record high inflation. now, of course, he wants to reimaginen an himself.goin we're going to win this race down because we're going to expose him for fraud and fakethis that he is. this guy's a snake oil salesma n and we're going to take it right to his policies and let the people of ohiolicies a knowt we have to get rid of this guy after 50 years in public office. >> all right, bernie marino, senator marco rubio, thank you both. earlier toda sean:y, former president donald trump laid out his plans to cut taxesd ou, impe government efficiency. >> let's take a look. my plan is that if you open your factory in wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, minnesota, anywhere else in our country, you don't pay a tariff tax. you don't pay a tax. you make the product hera tax ta reduction in the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%. solely for companies that maketi their product in america.

i willr t in ame create a govert efficiency commission tasked with conducting a complete financial and performance audit of the entire government and making recommendations for drastic reform and maks. what what we're putting forward is the most pro-american manufacturintting fog and jobs y in modern history for any country. this plan will bring jobs and growthil our country at levels never seen before. every businessseen on earthn eat will flock to america from europe, asia, the middle east, e and over the world. >> all right, here now w with reaction, co-founder of the committee to unleash prosperity. our friend steve moore is back. you know you have charts, credit card, debt,debt deregulation, real income, mortgage, government jobderegul inflation, essentials. and i'm going to put them up as you speak here. and then it goes to the heart of what people should be asking if peace and prosperity historically drive elections. pi certainly prosperity is on

the ballot and these chartsreflc reflect disastrous economic. but i guess, according to the doj, i would be spreading disinformatione by tellingtelln that truth. >> yeah, sean, great to be with you. and by the way, i thought trump's performance today, he just laid out a plan that aed super so great for america in terms of cutting taxes. perdue promoting for american energy to i love this idea of this waste commission to goidea o after aft the inefficiency, the redundancy, the obsolescence efficien of allwashin of these programs in washington. i think yok you could save $1,000,000,000,000 a year ri just getting rid of all of the inefficiency government.h and elon musk is the perfect person. you know, somebody knows how to thn a business to to to run that commission with a lot of other experts because look, how dareerts a kamala harris tat about a $5 trillion tax

increase. that's according to the "the york times"increa, $5 tril. why don't we go through$5 tri the budget and finlld the massie waste inefficiency that the the behavior of people stealing money from the government before stealinom the we talk abg one penny of taxes, sean.ean? yeah, well, she's talking about a corporate tax increase, >> increase, globalincrea minimum tax doubling, which woulsed not make america competitive worldwide. the estate tax is going to go up unrealized capital gains. i mean, they're talking about the largest tax increase in american history. correct me if i'm wrong. is it the highest dollar amounms in tax increase in the historyt >> the world? >> i have you know, someone asked me the other day, is it the biggest tathe othetax incren in american history? i said, no, this is the biggest tax increases. you just i s on sales that john in the history of of of modern society. we've never seen anything like this. by the way. i don't even think that kamalaka harris knows what a

capital gain is. i don't think she knows what frackinharris k the cg is.n >> i mean, this is a woman who's never worked for mobusiness jusevwot like her running mate. most of the people we just did a studf thst didy. most of the people surrounding her know nothing about businesss . >> they've never not only they never started a business, sean, these people have nevef these rn worked for a business. they're all either academics, government, employees, communitss y organizers,ple do people who don't know how business works. and n'hoi think that's i hope wn people go to the polls t in novembehey r, they think about this who is better to manage this economy? era guy who's built great businesses became a billionaire employeegreat . >> thousands and thousands of people. or someone like kamala harris, who'e, or someons even worked fu a business in her entire careesr . well, it's amazing. and by the way, what has she am hasdone? you know, she acts like day one is january 22, 2025. day one was january 20th, 2021. even, you know, trump critic a t and kamalarump, a supporter of k

cuban, you know, i've had him m on the program, he's a nice guy. i don't understand it. he's a nicbut he's he thinks thr plan will kill the stock market . and my question is, if she's going to kill the stock market, how camy questgoing n yr her now? >> i mean, when you're talkingth about raising the corporate tax rate, raising the capital gains tax ratee to as high as has it's been in 50 years by ple way, we would have under the kamala plan, we would go back to having some of the highest tax rates in the world. we're supposed to be the lanin d of the free. we're supposed to be the place that people come to to avoid high taxes and to my liberal friends who keep saying, well, tah x rates don't matter.t then why is it, sean, leav everybody is leaving new york? they're leaving new jersey, they're leaving california, they're leaving my home statnewk forniaethey of illinois, the highest tax states. and where are they going? where you are in floridad texa and tennessee and texas and utah. i mean, it is a perfect exampla. that taxes do matter. we want to make america look more likto make e florida and tn

and tennessee. >> kamala, frankly she wants to make america look like san francisco. >> if they implement, then i people are probably going to start leaving the countr y and that's right. you know that tax haven countries and i could see thatdo . and, you know, i never gotand, y a job from a poor person my entire never once when i had no money, you know, all those jobs and the restaurant. all the jobs in construction. yeah, i got hired by peopln cone that. had some money. all right. steve moore, thank you. coming up next, a necomingw twit in hunter biden's federal tax case is a presidential pardon on the way? we get reaction from alan dershowitz and miranda devine straight ahead. fox nation would like to thank all active military and veterans by offering their first year of fox nation free stream exclusive shows celebrate our country. >> this is the story of the greatest american. there was an america. real stories from real heroes

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sick kids. learn more at starlight .org. >> in a surprising move after initially indicating he would plead not guilty to federal tax crimes, hunter biden has now entered a guilty plea. that was earlier today. nejonathan joined the network and said hunter lost his gametwr of chicken los with prosecutors. >> take a listen. scooter admitted they'd never seen a deal like this being offered to a defendanthis. >> and the defense basically sort of tipped the table ell, we and said, well, i we're not going to we're not going tostic cooperate. >> the department of justice later said that they still wanted to get a plea

with hunter, and they blamed the defens t e for its position. a >> so there's a lack of intelligent design here. i mean, it's you know, in some . ways, know, you could say, well, this is just a game of chicken. >> but if it is, they lost. >> i mean, they by pleading guilty on the eve of the trial,r you don't have much to trade away. >> now, hunter tonight released a statement saying in part, wen quote, i went to trial in delaware, not realizing triac the anguish it would cause my family. i will not put them through itmi again before claiming that prosecutors were more interested in dehumanizing him, then serving justice and concluding that he has decided to plead guilty to spare his family more embarrassment and pain. here with reaction, fox news contributoet and r and author, e way, of the upcoming book, the big guey how a president an his son sold outan america.vine miranda devine, harvard law professor alan dershowitz is wit,d law prh us.first

first of all, miranda, look forward to your new book. congratulationandas. number one. number two. a lot of people weren't expectinnumberg what happened tp >> it didn't surprise me at all . >> well, look, i'm the same. i couldn't imagine again that they were going to go through this lengthy and very detailegh thisthy and l that inevitably, no matter how much david weissy tried to keep joe biden's name out of it, everything that was earning money for was about joe biden. soe n.s he wasines the product. and so it inevitably was going to dratably wag in joe bid by extension, kamala harrisw elc and in a narrow election, it would have damaged her. haer i think there was a lot of pressure on hunter. but look, honestly, he has fathing to lose because his father is going to pardon him anyway. everyone knows that mattersaid i what joe has said in the past. >> yeah, i agree with that.that i want to get your take on that and whatever ever. we had the other hearing.c in d.c. today and the judge in

the january six case and the new filing by th e special counsel. and what's amazing to me, i thought they hadl counse policy of not not doing this 60 dayshew before the election. and here we are. professor dershowitze professo. >> yeah. first of all, we have to>> understand that the crimes fir that biden has pleaded guilty to are real crimes. real crimes, unlike the made up trump state crimes. not a single one of the crimes charged to donald trump would be charged to anybody other than a man running for president. so they're made up crimes completely. the new york case,tely in the n the washington, d.c. case, the fulton county case totally made up. i from the beginning,g to of course, that he was going to flee. he hastion but no option but tod the case against him is overwhelming. but it was mishandled from the very beginning. i know abbe lowell was a good lawyer, so i suspect that the s made in this

case and they're wrong from top to bottom were made. hunter biden himself, perhaps in the white house, but nobody who was pleading, who was going to plead would wait so long? usually early to get a good deal. you try to get the two points for acceptanceu et of responsibility when you ask for an outward plea which says, wheny i didn't do it, i'm innocent, but i'm willing, we you risk losing thoseverythin two points. so everything was wrong. and i don't think that abbet th lowell, such a good lawyer, woulin d have been the engineer of all of these mistakes. i suspect that this is hunter biden who wanted to go to trial . understood. he couldn't do it, then wanted to spare his famil an walkiny. o and from a legal point of view,n this was a complete disaster. fa from a political point of view, probably. it's okay. now here. lly disa i respectfully disagree with both of you. i dowith botou. not think theree a pardon in this case or a commutation. it would. and, you know, unless joe bide

n says finally says, look, i'm no longer president, my loyaltyisit to my son comes first.me but this would destroys firsbut his legacythis. t we so i suspect we're going to see a moderate prison term, no commutation and no pardon, but maybe i'll be wrong. maybe there'll be a pardon, but i don't think so. i think. i think we'd likely to see a pardon. miranda, what isn. your take60 i thought 60 days before the election that, we wouldn'tn see what we saw in washington, d.c.seein washi, out where theyo an entire evidence dump withouta a trial prior to an election, while earll, priory is going on. >> miranda, look, it is so dishonest. it's such a political job. it's better care. it's so obvious when you know,da the federal government has a 90d day rule when it comes t to hunter biden around the midterms, around to elections, they just put down all their

toolsstoppe and stopped work foror three three months. >> more on the hunte r biden, which was, again, another roadblock in the way of justicey being it tried in a timely fashion before the statutes ranu of limitations ran out on the most serious crimes. seri there's just such a difference in the way diffr biden fiasco was handled by the doj and these way that this special counsell o jack smith, is treating and the judges are treating donald trump. it is really disgusting. dges but unfortunately, the damage gets done. wit i agree with that. and i agree that ap, for one second that this judge is not taking into consideratiothin the political and election implications of this case. >> i havcal ramie every aspect n and political from day one,e dit this is the district of columbia with a conviction and ria judge who clearly

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