pennsylvania, law fair on ice. that could make a grade broadway show. -great -- eddie from san jose, california, do you miss interviewing people on the street in i do. and when i was interviewing some of the fox talent today down there -- street? i do -- it kind of gave mae nostalgia and johnny can do it now -- gave me. diane, i was once a steven miller skeptic but after tonight's performance i'm boarding the train. choo-choo. that was a classic killer miller masterpiece. barbara from bullhead city, arizona, the next time you should have steven miller on at the end of the show so that women don't pass out at the beginning and miss the rest. man, just sprinkle some miller wherever we want. has that effec i'm watters. and this is my world. [ ♪ ]

welcome to "hannity" this friday night. please make sure to keep the deep state in your thoughts tonight. while joe biden's state department reportedly had a therapy session. why? to help government workers cope with the election results and donald trump's big win. i'm sure emotions are running very high. i'm sure they're going to bring in comfort animals any day now. but tonight we end the week with more good news for donald trump. the law fair against the president-elect in new york has officially fallen apart. earlier today the judge canceled donald trump's sentencing, granted his request to proceed with a motion to dismiss all charges which they should have done and they never should have been brought in the first place. anyway, while trump appears to be in the clear, you just never know though with this judge. and da bragg. you don't know. coming up, we'll show you how new york's politicized and weaponized system justice is putting everybody in danger. but we begin with something very

interesting you might not have noticed after the election. all across the country, there were many devout democrats who were not just angry that donald trump won, they also were in a complete state of shock. many totally, completely blindsided by donald trump's resounding win in both the electoral college and the popular vote. now, despite the disastrous last four years, the terrible approval numbers of kamala and joe, a wave of polls -- we had pollsters on regularly -- in favor of donald trump, the democrats, what, they didn't see it coming? the legacy media didn't see it coming? probably because the primary source of news is legacy media where, look, i said in 2007 journalism in america is dead. it's been dead and buried with exceptions like fox news for some time, and it's become a far left echo chamber. that is what is emerged. political hacks at the ap,

reuters, nearly every single major up in, "new york times," "washington post," "l.a. times," "usa today," you know, the other two cable news outlets all repeat the same democratic talking points day in and day out. most americans including most of you watching tonight, you have known this for years. and most americans now have tuned out the noise. now people have choices. first they had talk radio. fox news. now they have social media. then they have podcasting. they are very selective in where they're getting their information. democrats, they just have their heads in the sand. legacy media is refusing to change course even as their numbers decline, their influence has totally evaporated. this was on msdmc yesterday. quote -- this makes me so angry. layken reilly's killer never stood a chance.

the guy was caught red-handed. a young nursing student with her whole life ahead of her and he was out stalking, looking for somebody to rape, he murdered this young nursing student. her whole life ahead of her. brutally murdered by a harris-biden unvetted illegal. he deserves the death penalty, not just life in jail. but that article seemed to blame, quote, political controversy for his conviction. no, it was the act of murder that convicted him. the brutal, evil, senseless act of murder. the only political controversy here is that this criminal low life was even inside of our country to begin with, invited by joe biden in his own words across wide-open borders to our south. kamala and joe, no vetting, 12.5 million unvetted harris-biden illegals. how is it possible to become that detached from reality that

you publish a headline like that? why do liberals -- why do these extremists put so-called rights for illegals, which they don't have, over your safety and your security? according to a study from the media research center, during their "primetime" shows msdnc, they didn't spend a single second on the layken reilly trial, not a second? no. meanwhile, fake news cnn, they barely covered it at all. between the morning of november the 15th when the trial started and wednesday, november 20th, 2:00 p.m., when jose was ultimately sentence, fake news cnnn and msnbc's "primetime" coverage of the case amounted to a single 161 second news brief on the monday night edition of cnn's laura cotes. i guess we should tip our hat to whoever she is. illegal immigration, violent

crime were two of the top issues in this election according to almost every poll and yet the so-called cable news outlets, networks completely ignored a major story during their "primetime" coverage. by the way, they've -- prime time coverage -- they've been ignoring illegal immigration for years. they went along with the big lie. the border's secure. the border's closed. no, it wasn't. we here at fox told the country the truth. they didn't. they didn't focus on high prices, inflation, the bad economy. they didn't focuses on higher gas prices. they're not looking out for all of you, and that's why people are leaving them in droves. and it gets worse. the big three networks, abc, cbs, nbc they dedicated about four times more coverage to an insult are comic's dumb joke about puerto rico three hours before donald trump ever got on stage at a trump rally at madison square garden than the layken wryly murder trial --

reilly. apparently for abc, cbs, and nbc, a bad joke from a comedian -- and i'll grant you he probably shouldn't have been there, definitely. all right 6789 saying that's more newsworthy than the murder of a young woman, nursing student by the name of layken reilly at the hands of an unvetted harris-biden illegal immigrant? by the way, we have dozens and dozens and dozens of dead americans. we have dozens and dozens of americans, including children that have been raped. we have thousands of americans, victims of violent crime because of harris-biden unvetted illegals. this is why their far left viewers were in total shock when fox news projected that donald trump is the 47th president of this country. the legacy media has done nothing but lie and cover for the democratic party and now they have no influence. and while they aren't particularly outraged that young women have been murdered and a

lot of people raped and other people victims of violent crime by these illegal immigrants, they are so deeply troubled by donald trump's political appointments. that gets them triggered. and that's not all. the legacy media also thinks it is dangerous to celebrate donald trump's huge win. look at this headline from politico. quote, calling trump's win resounding isn't just wrong, it's risky. what's risky about it? just so we're here, the state-run legacy media mob allowing more than, what, 10, 11, 12.5 million, we don't know the exact number, but we don't know how many got aways, but all of these people coming into our country from over 180 countries, including countries with terror ties, our top geopolitical foes, but daring to call trump's historic win resounding is risky? this legacy state-run media mob can and will never, ever be trusted again.

they will never have influence ever again. and that goes for celebrity endorsements. they are completely, utterly meaningless. sorry, bruce springsteen, sorry. >> georggeorge clooney.you can d vote quietly. just don't tell your friends. george clooney, really? julia roberts, you can tell your husband you voted for trump, but, really, he won't know. you can lie to your husband. howard stern, what happened to you, howard? you're not the same person. taylor swift, jon bon jovi. the fear, the panic, the fearmongering, the lying, hysteria, zero impact. none of them. now, outside of the echo chamber, nobody cares what they have to say. so-called journalists only have themselves to blame. joining us now with reaction, fox news contributors joe concha, tammy bruce. it's dead, gone, over. tammy, it's buried, it's finished. >> yeah, this is i think a very

good example, and they just can't let go -- a lot of people wait for the left or legacy media to do some self-reflection, to think about what they got wrong because they might want to get it right next time, but what americans have seen is what i saw when i was on the left is that there is no self-reflection. there is no consideration of others. there is no recognition that you could be wrong or any sense of guilt or any dynamic of, you know, what have i been doing for the last several years? has this been a mistake? those things don't occur. so when we talk about it not occurring on the left, we also mean that it's not occurring in the media. so this is one of the issues that we've got for politics and what we see on television. people who are trusted by so many americans -- it's incredibly important american institution -- and yet i think what has finally taken hold is

the realization that these aren't well-meaning people who simply get it wrong. this is an ideological agenda that has been infiltrated into the legacy media of america as we know it. and then they complain about people like joe rogan and the podcasters because it's envy, first of all. but secondly, the reason those entities do well, why you do well, why fox does well, why rogan does well, is because there's a variety of opinions that are heard, that you might lean a certain way, but you're not afraid of contradictions, of different ideas, and americans have grown usedded to that. and i think that that's -- used to that. i think that's what they've always wanted and the legacy media, of course, have abandoned their job, have abandoned the american people. you might have "the view" now panicking a bit, but it's about

envy and the realization they are passe and americans have moved on. >> sean: joe, you kind of stand alone as a media analyst today because all of your contemporaries, all of your colleagues on other networks and the people that write newspapers, none of them ever talk about the things you talk about or analyze the things you analyze, which is why i think you should host your own media show right here on the fox news channel like inghamy should toast -- like i think tammy should host one, too. but i want your analysis. you do a deep dive into this every day. tell me what you see. >> well, i see first that headline that you brought up before. it bears repeating, sean. layken reilly's killer never stood a chance. no, layken reilly never stood a chance. two people should be fired over that immediately. whoever wrote it and whoever approved it, but no one ever gets fired at those networks. without accountability they'll keep doing it over and over again and expecting a different

result. and they are getting a different result because you're seeing now more than half the audience of msnbc gone. they're going to sell that network for pennies on the dollar. i don't know anybody their right mind that would ever buy that network not named sorrows. it's a losing in-- soros -- losing investment. when they announce they're giving rachel a five-year deal for $25 million a year and she works once a week -- she works less than joe biden and they're going to pay her a half a million dollars per show because that's what that comes out to. yeah, apparently, you know, genius and stew pit have their limits. except stupidity seems to be -- stupidity have their limits, except here. i see a free speech platform that people go to for news more than "the new york times," more than the "washington post," that lost hundreds of thousands of subscribers in the past month. you see the cable news shows, "the view," all of them hemorrhaging audiences.

when that happens the ad revenue goes away and finally some people will get fired or shown the door. it will be a whole different landscape for this trump presidency than it was after 2016 where there was a trump bump. now there is a donald drain. i have a feeling those folks aren't going back to those legacy media outlets because they have options like joe rogan and others like yourself on the radio and so on. >> sean: i'll take the last word tonight. i hope you aren't mad about that. >> all good. >> sean: in donald trump's first term he tattooed the label "fake news" on to all of the legacy media. i'd say after this election he killed them off. i mean, you see that they might all be for sale, going out of business, changing associations, very interesting time to watch for sure. guys, tammy, joe, have a great weekend. thank you. all right the 2024 election is in the books, but one democrat is already seemingly gearing up for 2028. according to a report gavin new some plans to take more trips away from his state's

drug-infested cities and visit more rural trump country in california to find out why they are rejecting the woke far left party. i guess it's better than the special session to trump proof the sanctuary state, the socialist utopia of california. here with reaction is lara trump. gavin just might -- i know gavin newsom well. if you meet him, you like the guy. however, his policies are simply insane. i mean, sanctuary states, sanctuary cities, defund, dismantle, no bad laws. they have allowed great cities like san francisco to be taken over. stores can be robbed as long as you don't take $1,000 worth of merchandise, and then, of course, he believes you can have gender-affirming care for minors without parental won't. it doesn't matter how smart, slick -- without parental consent -- it's still the same failed policies. isn't the policies people will

vote on. >> yeah, and this is what the american people, sean, rejected wholesale in this election on november 5th. that's why you saw movement with a lot of these blue states in a very historic way. i think, you know, donal advante state of coo -- democrat advantage in the state of california. he did it in new york, new jersey, he almost won, you know, virginia this election because people rejected these policies. california is a state that has one of the worst deficits in the entire country and yet you have gavin newsom coming out saying right along side, by the way, governor prytzger, governor hochul, we are ready to spend whatever it is of our taxpayers' money to fight against donald trump and his policies. those are the policies, sean, like getting the criminals and the gangs out of our country who are here illegally. you were just talking about the death of layken reilly. we should never have to see this happen in this country ever

again. donald trump wants them out. that's why people came out and overwhelmingly voted for him in this election. if democrats don't start to understand that the american people want common accepts, not lunacy back, they are going to lose these elections -- common sense -- and i would suggest to everybody in california maybe you guys should start looking at a republican governor who might get your state back in order. just a suggestion, sean. >> sean: i think so. you know what i'd like to see republicans do -- my understanding is you did your job at the rnc and you're not saying there or where are you on that? you're done? >> i haven't fully decided, but i certainly did what i went to the rnc to do. we won the election handily. we made sure that there was no fraud. we made sure there was no cheating. we got people out to vote early. we got our low propensity voters out as well and so i'm open to see what the future holds for me. we'll see what happens.

>> sean: i won't drive you nuts and ask it another time. just to be fair, i will say this, and it's a credit to you, and i've known you a long time, and everything -- when you first were named co-chair of the rnc, you came on this program and i asked you very specific questions about voting early, voting by mail, and election integrity, partisan observers in every precyst all over the swing states -- precinct -- battleground states. everything you promised this audience on that first interview you were able to fulfill that promise and pull it off. i don't think, you know, we can thank you enough for all the hard work you and mike whatley put in and everybody else. >> well, that's so nice. we had an incredible team. and obviously it was an honor to serve in this role during a critical election, and it's funny because i did have a lot of critics. i know it's shocking with

someone for the last name trump. >> sean: it wasn't me. >> whenever i was in this position, they've been oddly silent. i'm sure i won't wait for any apologies. but success is obviously the best revenge. we know donald trump said it and it feels good to be on the other side of this with a win under our belts. >> sean: and i have to credit susie wiles, the entire campaign team. they did a great job, too. first i felt a sense of relief. everybody around me spiking the football, i felt relief and a sense of gratitude. now i'm kind of in the let's roll up our sleeves and get this job done kind of -- that kind of mood at this point laura, great work, great job. thanks for being with us. always great to have you. when we come back, donald trumps' legal team scores a massive victory as the law fair against him falls apart. we'll check in with greg jaret and emily compagno straight ahead.

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all right. so the left's lawfare waged against donald trump continues to crumble. earlier today the judge from that bogus case in new york. you know, the documents case, he granted donald trump and his team a request to file a moment to dismiss the charges and suspended sentencing indefinitely. meanwhile, is new york city finally learning their lesson? well, the alleged illegal immigrant accusing of robbing a man houghton prosecutor while performing a lewd act was sent to jail, no bail, after yawning, smirking, all through the court appearance, and yet while

lawlessness is ravaging new york, a radical manhattan da, alvin brag, is still hell-bent on sending dan yell penny to -- danielle penny to prison, a guy who -- daniel penny to prison. earlier today the defense rested their case and after closing arguments his fate will rest in the hands of a jury. here with reaction, author of the upcoming "under his wings: how faith on the front lines has protected american troops," the co-host of "outnumbered." breagreat book. congratulations on the book. it will be a huge hit. appreciate you being with us. let's talk about all of this. why does it take a prosecute house to be invaded and a lewd act in the house to get a no-bail verdict by the judge. is the prosecution getting

special agreement. >> i think that culture and attitude has been fostered and the reality is it took the american people standing up overwhelmingly at the local, state, and national level and saying no more, we want our laws enforced. we are sick of these liberal district attorneys doing nothing. we are sick of there being no accountability or consequences or at any point responsibility for the rampant crime that has haul marked the last four years. so that -- hallmarked -- that change, january 20th can't come fast enough. but the collateral difference in the interim, that's the tragic park. >> sean: greg, every indication is the left has doubled down on illegal immigration. you have democratic governors, you have congressmen and women from the democratic party, they're all saying the same thing that they are not going to support, they're going to resist donald trump and his efforts to deport those that did not respect our laws, our borders, our sovereignty. so my question is they don't have jurisdiction, do they?

so when donald trump goes to the sanctuary state of california and he removes illegal immigrants, is there anything gavin newsom is going to be able to do? >> no, absolutely not. remember, it's a crime to be here illegally and moreover it's a felony to harbor somebody who is here illegally. so all of these sanctuary cities and counties and states are committing crimes. and nobody has ever enforced it. i wrote a column, goodness, six or seven years ago saying isn't the law being enforced. i think it's up to congress and the president to do that. they can double down with another law that says we are going to criminally prosecute sanctuary people in cities and states for doing this, and understand that the authority for deportation, the authority for the border is federal and

under the supremacy clause states and state officials cannot and may not interfere or impede in the process, the fulfillment of federal duties. so i think things are going to change immediately on january 20th, sean. >> sean: the great irony, emily, in all of this is if we believed in lawfare and the weaponization of justice like the left does, i think you could kind of make a legal argument, tell me if i'm wrong, that joe biden, kamala harris, alejandro, gavin newsom are d.l. of aiding and a-- are guilty of aiding and abetting in raw braking. fair argument? >> fair argument in deed -- in law breaking. not only aiding and abetting, but actually thwarting, right, the federal government in its duties and its enforcement. and when you look what i mentioned before the collateral damage, those lives that have been lost, bambi larson in san

jose, the realities of the sanctuary program is deadly. it is fatal. and the taunting that we've been subjected to, there's incarceration as a result, but it reminds me of polly class' father. the taunting is unacceptable. we paid for them to come across the border and get flown all over and they enjoy three square meals a day in prison. we are still paying for, that just like we paid for the entire program, and people paying for their lives, that's the issue i have with this. the squandering, the waste, but the human lives, that is priceless. those on the left are never going to get it. they will never understand. but hopefully in the next four years they'll see the difference that it makes. >> sean: you know, i stand by moo statement that we have to -- stand by my statement that we have to return to constitutional order, greg. what they did to donald trump, we can't do back to them, and that is weaponizing justice or politicizing great institutions like the fbi or the intelligence

community. i know there are people now saying no, go after them, put them in jail. aren't there more important things to do? restore law and order, fix the economy, get gas prices down. you know, fix the disasner ukraine and europe and the middle east -- disaster -- secure all borders, get rid of no bail laws. we have to prioritize what we can get done in four years. >> oh, i couldn't agree with you more, but the lawfare will continue. for example, today. as you pointed out, marchand postponed sentencing of trump. he'll allow his team to formally file a motion to dismiss. that does not mean the case is over. the lawfare case. bragg will oppose dismissal, and if past is prologue, marchand will absolutely side with the da. he'll refuse to dismiss. because don't forget, those two guys acted in consort, coprosecutors in the case.

engineering a wrongful conviction based on an absurd legal theory that will be eventually turned over by higher courts because this case is a monument to injustice. marchand's anti-trump bias was pronounced. so, you know, don't count on dismissing bragg's politically driven lawfare case. lawfare will persist. >> sean: i agree with you. >> it ain't over. >> sean: it will eventually be over. get that to an appeals court, this thing is wiped away. the supreme court case. >> right. >> sean: they had testimony given to that jury about the time when donald trump was president. the supreme court decision on immunity would supersede that. that case is done. it's finished. all right. thank you both. emily and greg. appreciate it. when we come back, the media mob loses it after donald trump no, ma'am names pam bondi to be his attorney general. reaction from senator lindsey graham -- nominates -- and why

will allied countries be part of the icc to go after president netanyahu? that's next.

[ ♪ ] all right. pam bondi is president-elect donald trump's new pick for attorney general and the left, they are melting down. big shocker. take a look. >> pam bondi is exactly what i was saying in the last segment that we should all fear because she's competent. we may not agree with her ideologically, but she actually knows how to do this job. so if anyone on the democratic side or anyone who cared about liberty or justice was thinking maybe matt gaetz will screw this up and that will give us some time, no, pam bondi knows what she's doing. she is a dangerous and effective pick, and that's frankly worse than what we would have got with

matt gaetz. >> sean: now, the left, they do have a right to be afraid because pam bondi is an extremely qualified nominee. she's going to be confirmed as south carolina senator lindsey graham said, she is a grand slam touchdown hole in one ace, hat trick, slam dunk, olympic gold medal pick. anyway, by the way, senator graham also had very strong words for the international criminal court after it issued an arrest warrant for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he calls the icc a rogue, politically motivated organization that is trampling on the very concept of the rule of law. senator graham joins us now. senator, great to have you. i'm really angry. >> thank you. >> sean: first of all, i don't like any -- i know you played a golf tournament earlier today. you look great, by the way, with the hat. nice hat. >> yeah, thank you, thank you. >> sean: i hope you played better than the way trump says you play. trump told me you need to work on your game a little. [ laughter ]

i hope you had a better day today. >> he's right about a lot of things, including that, including that, yeah. but i do have a trump pad. no, thanks for having me. a little bit about -- yeah, i'm sorry. >> sean: go ahead. no, you go. >> a little bit about pam. home run pick. i've known pam for years. she's competent, capable, ethical, former attorney general of the state of florida. president trump could not have chosen better. the only people that need to worry about pam bondi are the with under who want to use the law for the political purpose. those in the department of justice who really want to make department of justice an extension of politics. those are the people that need to worry. she's going to clean house. she's into the going to engage in lawfare herself. she isn't going to give president trump good advice -- she is g advice -- she is going to give president trump good advice in fighting crime, helping clean up this immigration mess, making sure that we have loss to protect us against terrorism. pam is the right person at the right time. well done, mr. president.

>> sean: why do you think the left, especially on the immigration issue -- we have known terrorists in the country. we have gang members, we have cartel members, we have dozens and dozens of americans like layken reilly who were murdered, dozens raped, including children, thousands of americans, victims of violent crime, and all you hear from democrats -- democratic governors, people in congress and the senate, they care more about, quote, the right -- i was saying this in my monolog tonight. they care more about the rights that i will geall immigrants don't have -- illegal -- than they do about the safety and security of the american people. can you explain that to me? because i don't -- i do not understand why they don't put our safety first. >> well, all i can say is that this election in large part was a refer dumb on joe biden and kamala harris immigration policy. when president trump was president during his first four years with illegal crossings in december of 2020 in the history

of the country, the bad guys were, you know, afraid of fentanyl, trafficking at an all-time high, americans are dying by the tens of thousands from fentanyl poisoning, coming through mexico, originating in china, more terrorists in our country than any time we've been monitoring terrorists. the first thing he'll do is clean that mess up. we'll use a budget reconciliation process to get money to secure the border. i'm with steve miller and pam bondi. criminal gangs, your days are number. pam is coming after you. states who want to continue it, sanctuary cities, you are on notice. we should cut all your money off. i' never seen so many dangers to our country as i do now from a broken border, crazy immigration laws. these people care more about the illegal immigrant than they do the average american citizen and that's not just talk. that's reality after four years. >> sean: let me ask you about the icc and what they're trying

to do to prime minister netanyahu. now, as a plett cat here -- predicate here, the u.n., all of these globalist groups that we often fund, they have historically been anti-semitic and anti-american. the u.n. is a point. the w.h.o. was a propaganda wing four the chinese during covid. the wef don't have our best interests at heart. the global agreements, paris accords, india, china, developing nations we pay the freight. they don't have jurisdiction. what part of terrorism does this court not understand? what part of murder, rape, and kidnapping and torture and behead doing they not understand? because that's what happened on october 7th. >> yes, it did, and, you know, israel's in a fight for its very life. the jewish state is under siege in hamas and gaza, hezbollah and

lebanon. iran has directly attacked israel. and we live in an upside down world where the prime minister of israel and the defense minister of israel are being prosecuted by a court in belgium. now, let me say this. the court ruled that gaza is a state. no, there is no palestinian state under international law. so that's the first thing they got wrong. and israel's not a member of the international criminal court, nor are we. in 1998 i fought the idea that we would join the international criminal court. why? sovereignty. i do not want a court in the hague trying american soldiers or american politicians defending our country. this is a direct threat to the state of israel. there have been more resolutions condemning israel and the u.n. than every other nation, all the nations combined. it's anti-semitic body and this court is trying to literally put in jail the prime minister ofists, the defense minister for defending itself -- of israel -- for defending itself against

terrorist organizations. what will i do? if you are going to help the icc as a nation and force the arrest warrant against bb and gallant, the former defense minister, i will put sanctions on you as a nation. you're going to have to pick the rogue icc versus america. i'm working with tom cotton to have legislation passed as soon as we can to sanction any country that aids and abets the arrest of any politician in israel. what they're doing in israel is trying to prevent a second holocaust. so to any ally, canada, britain, germany, france, if you try to help the icc, we're going to sanction you. >> sean: well, that means i want every ally -- and you saw a little justin in canada, and his position. what should the penalty be? >> we should crush your economy because we're next. why can't they go after trump or any other american president

under this theory? we're not a member of the icc. in 2002, they threatened to prosecute our soldiers in afghanistan. we came down hard on them, and 2017, one of the first things that president trump did was put sanctions against the initial criminal court to make sure they would protect our own troops. biden took those sanctions and did away with them literally in the first month of his presidency. now what do you have? you have the international intel criminal court coming after the prime minister of israel. the defensive minister of israel for trying to defend the jewish state. if you help the icc, we're going to crush your economy. >> sean: that's right. friends and allies, you bet be beware because this has to happen -- you better be -- or else they'll come after you. this is the equivalent of 40,000 dead americans in a day. senator, we like you in your golf outfit. any time you want. just -- you got to work on the game according to the president. anyway, when we come back, joe

rogan claps back at the hit show "the view" after they accuse him of believing in dragons. okay? plus ufc president dana white, done with politics? after donald trump's victory? we'll get explanation from clay travis. that's straight ahead.

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>> answer: >> we went from walter cronkite basically to this geijo joe rogue who believes in dragons -- guy joe rogan. >> he checked it. >> he believes in dragons. >> did you triple-check that? >> yes, he did. and he also thinks dragons, i deguess like dinosaurs, roamed e earth when people did. this is the really bad information that's going out there. >> sean: oh, bad information. isn't that ironic? joe rogan later mocked the co-host of that hard-hitting abc news show from disney by changing his ex-file to dragon believer. here's his reaction. clay travis is back. you know, she said in that -- that's why people like our show. well, first of all, there's not that many people that really like her show. that's number one, because they don't have a large viewership. number two, in a way i kind of liked her show because it exposes how crazy, radical, extremened a insane the democratic party has become --

extreme and -- and i get to use that and show that to the country every night. >> i'm thankful for them if for nothing else, sean, because i have the taunt to pull their aweddee for the clay and buckaroo show which leads into your radio show all over the country. there's no show out there that is consistently dumber. we have fun on the show debating who is the dumbest on that show, and right now -- >> sean: wait a minute. who won? >> -- number one overall in my power rankings. then probably j joy behar second and then i think whoo whoopi goldberg. sunny hostin is supposed to be the smart one. she's had to apologize three times this week. joe rogan, congratulations to him. i guess i'd rather believe in dragons than the intelligence of the ladies on "the view" for. >> sean: where did that come from? where did that originate from? >> i think it was just a conversation that he was having

surrounding, you know, ancient history and -- look, the reality is despite the fact that everybody out there wants to claim that we know everything, it wasn't very long ago that we found out for the first time at that dinosaurs actually walked the earth, right? and so being open, i think that's one reason his show is popular, basically he's open to the idea, and i think you are, schone, and i certainly -- sean, and i certainly am, to the idea that we don't know everything about human life or the life on this planet and you can always learn more. but the idea that you would cite that -- here's what i'd rather cite. how about the fact that "the view" audience had to wear masks for three years to be able to attend that thing in person. i mean, if you want to talk about science or antiscience, i would suggest that making people wear masks in your audience for as long as they did is kind of the definition of antiscience, and if you want to compare what joe rogan has gotten right versus what "the view" has gotten right, i think joe rogan has gotten a lot more right over the last several years than they

have. >> sean: oh, definitely. probably my guess was probably a martial arts connection to it, but that's a separate issue. different discussion. different day. all right. ufc president dana white, i really like dana white, great guy, he's done incredible business with the ufc. he says he's done with politics for good. this is a guy that created the octagon. i mean, he's done with it after helping his friend, now president-elect donald trump win the past election. in an interview with "the new yorker," white said politics is gross and disgusting. he's not really wrong. it is a blood sport. but, you know, so is the ufc, right? >> yeah, no doubt. and, sean, i do think a lot of people who are not in politics full time just breathed, and i bet dana white would be in this group, a deep sigh of relief that donald trump has been elected, and they feel like they can go back to their normal life. heck, i bet a lot of your viewers out there -- i know a lot of my friends and family as

we get ready for thanksgiving feel that way. the battle isn't over, but at least you got, like, three years where you can kick back until you have to start worry about what's going to happen in 2028 because you feel comfortable that trump and the team around him is going to put the country back on good footing. >> sean: yeah, totally agree. clay, by the way, congrats on the success of your radio show, and, yes, i got a great lead in from you and buck every single day. buck sexton, thank you. it's always great to have you. have a great weekend. all right. we have more "hannity" straight ahead.

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