will have an update tomorrow. tony from royal oak, michigan,, if the turkeys are going to minnesota will they have free tampons in the barnyard? very good. ernie from el centro, california. why are pardon turkeys always white? that's a good question. i'm going to ask the mayor about that. adjacent from connecticut, are you trying to write text from place i can't pronounce? why does fetterman looks like he's in a holding cell in guantanamo. i was told that it was his house >> sean: welcome to hannity. we begin with a fox news alert. a monumental win for donald trump and the rule of law. the weapon iced, politicized bite and harris justice system

is now waving the white flag of surrender. thanks to all of you. the american people. earlier today federal prosecutors dropped all charges against donald trump stemming from the bogus january sixth case. is now officially over. there will be no trial, no conviction, no jail time, no fines. president-elect donald trump reacted, these cases like all of the other cases i have been forced to go through our empty and lawless and should never have been brought. he continued, it was a political hijacking and a low point in the history of our country that such a thing could have happened and yet i persevered against all odds and i one. think about this with the election over, the doj is suddenly no longer interested. we have reported over and over it is now crystal-clear to all, these charges were never about. and the american people rejected

all of the nine years of smears, slander, bruce bridgeman, law fair, weaponization of justice. the politicizing of the fbi and our intelligence community. they rejected it overwhelmingly this past election. as they rejected legacy media which is dead. this was always a blatant effort by unfortunately actors, democrats, the federal government, to prevent him from ever becoming president again. they try their best. it's amazing that this man is still standing after all that they threw at him. the american people knew better. and now it's critical that the department of justice undergo much needed reforms. measures need to be put in place so this can never ever happen again to anybody. democrat, republican, the days of anti-trump and anti-conservative witch hunts are over and needless to say, democrats are not particularly

happy, take a look. >> i understand why he did it. given the department of justice policy that you cannot prosecute a sitting president. i think it is a shame for justice in this country. >> now there is no accountability either using the constitutional method of impeachment or the courts. >> one of the things as we saw all these cases and they never broke through because the media is different. >> they're very worried about what will happen to the rule of law now that these signals are being sent to trump space. >> you had one man who has managed to really escape justice in all of the various ways. it feels very unsatisfying in terms of the rule of law in this country and it makes this more akin to regimes that we hear have denigrated. >> sean: a little introspection and self-reflection at a time like

this. maybe the fact that they've... they gained selective information. maybe that was the reason the american people why they rejected this. it's now far and wide, it appears the self-proclaimed saviours of democracy are having a difficult time with the election results. at biden's own state department they organized multiple therapy sessions to help their employees cope with donald trump's win. according to "the washington free beacon", one source describing the meeting as a cry session. i wonder what others think of that. like almost every major department in the washington swamp, the state department is still -- filled to the brim with woke anti-trump democrats who according to one source in the free beacon are unwilling or unable to faithfully serve in the trump administration. good. it will be a lot easier time.

it will be a monumental task flushing out hyper partisan bureaucrats out of the incoming trump administration and really return to constitutional order which is all i have believed in my whole life. it's got to be done for the sake of the country and to give trump any chance to succeed. here with reaction, legal analyst greg jarrett. i'm watching the reaction and i think all the stories, i learned a lesson and i've said this before. when i was in atlanta and i was on the air, i didn't know richard jewell who is accused of being the lone bomber, he fit the profile of the lone bomber because he lived with his mother. i was on the air the time, had no idea he was listening. i learned later that was the only person he ever heard say maybe he's tried to save money. maybe that not make a terrorist out of somebody. and then throughout my career

between vetting obama when nobody else would, the russia gate, you are a big part of our team along with... i can't even name everybody. we unpeeled every layer of that and it took us three years. than we have... we got to the bottom of impeachment one, impeachment two, all this law fair. there were also other cases. we were right on ferguson, missouri. we were right on baltimore. i was right about... because i took the time to go meet with family members and they had evidence. i can continue. the reason legacy media is failing is because they rushed to judgement constantly and they always get it wrong and they been wrong about donald trump and they will never apologize or acknowledge. i know along statement leading into you but how does this and?

>> it ends poorly for democrats. they overplayed their hand. their 8-year-old law fair campaign that began with the russia hoax and ended with these federal cases, that backfired on them. people resented it. they saw trump as a victim, not a villain. these two federal cases are so typical they should never have been brought. no fair neutral prosecutor would've done it. they were based on untested legal theories that were dubious at best. and constitutional roadblocks. they woo a big hole in the january sixth case but they also said obstruction charges, you are misusing them. in the end there was nothing left of the cases especially since the florida judge tossed the documents prosecution

because the special counsel himself was unconstitutionally appointed. jack smith now goes down in history i think as the poster child for failed, bias prosecutors who abuse their power and it's a huge defeat for corrupt law fair. a big win for americans in our system of justice. >> also convicts the legacy media because they were complicit the whole way. they wouldn't even vet kamala harris. they had 100 days to do so. i think this channel, i don't think anybody else more than me played kamala in her own words. they wouldn't even do that for their listeners. that is so fundamental, what is it tell you about media today? >> it tells us that the media is lost. they have forgotten their role to be fair and unbiased, neutral

to tell both sides of the story. they have become activists with an agenda. many of them readily say that our job is to serve as the resistance to trump. the misbegotten cases are so typical of how the media mishandled them. smith knew that this would happen which is why he on scrupulously tried to rush the prosecutions before the election. when he failed, and then he attempted to harm trump's chances at the ballot box by releasing to the public damaging documents right before the election. they were one-sided, they were exaggerated, he violated doj rules. the media let him get away with it and so did the judge. she said this is your regular -- irregular but i will let you do it. smith didn't care about the law and procedure and neither did

the media. they misrepresented it time and time again because they had an agenda. >> sean: my warning to conservatives is it might be a desire to get back at them. we can't become them and we have to reject this outright, clean it all up so it can't happen again and restore constitutional order. thank you. now on january 20th, donald trump will be sworn in as the 40 fifth president of the united states, now 47th depending on how you count. he will absolutely hit the ground running. he was federal government is right now a disaster. he has the chance that... to be transformational in many areas. one of the most glaring crisis, that at the southern border. the amount of human suffering caused by joe, and the dereliction of duty is imaginable. deaths from drugs pouring across.

murderous,, cartels, gang members, terrorists, all these crimes perpetrated by their unvented illegals that they allowed in and aided and abetted in the process. in northern virginia an illegal immigrant from honduras just arrested for allegedly a woman on a hiking trail just says after he was released from jail for a prior sex crime. explained that to me. a violent south american gang popping up in cities and towns all across the u.s. including in new york where one venezuelan gang is now reportedly recruit -- recruiting young boys and girls. keep in mind that i know administration lost track of more than 320,000 children that cross to the southern border according to a whistle-blower. this is human trafficking,littly border patrol in southern texas. somehow she made it all the way from el salvador without her parents or any other legal guardian. if this is -- doesn't break your heart.

>> sean: unconscionable. she was 1 of 60 unaccompanied minors picked up at the border on sunday. there's nothing compassionate about the wide-open southern border. death, misery, risk of terrorism, violence, murder,, other violent crimes. tens of billions of taxpayer dollars down the drain yet there are still democrats who are desperate to keep this going. listen to the idiotic mayor mike johnston, take a listen. >> they have said that he's willing to arrest leaders like yourself for standing in the way of these policies that they want to enact. would you be willing to go to

jail for these things? >> i'm not afraid of that. i'm also not seeking that. >> sean: it's time to restore common sense across the country and put an end to this needless suffering. president-elect detailed has plan on truth social. on january 20th as one of my many first executive orders i will sign all necessary documents to charge mexico and canada on 25% tariff on all products coming into our country and it is ridiculous open borders policies. this tariff will remain in effect until such time as drugs and particular fentanyl and all illegal aliens stop the invasion of our country. both mexico and canada have the absolute right and power to easily solve this long simmering problem. we hereby demand that they use this power and until such time that they do, it is time for them to pay a very big price. canada, mexico, every other country in the world has now been put on notice.

here with reaction demand that president trump appointed to fix the border tom homan along with someone who frankly has played a very big role in bringing attention to this security disaster. greg abbott. they will be together all day tomorrow. tom you heard this mayor out there in color about who has jurisdiction, the federal government or state local governments and if you are a sanctuary state or city, are you breaking the law? >> you are absolutely breaking the law. you will see them breaking the law. we agree on one thing. he's willing to go to jail, i'm willing to put him in jail. there is a statue -- statute... and what it says is its a felony if you knowingly harbour and conceal an illegal alien from immigration authorities.

is also a felony to impede and enforcement officer. we are going to go do the job, president trump has a mandate for the american people. we've got to secure this country and save american lives. i find it shocking that any merit would say we want to concentrate on public safety threats to national security threats, i find it hard to believe that any member of government would say they don't want public safety threats removed from the neighbourhoods. i don't know what's going on in denver but we are going to go fix it. if you want to fix it, president trump and ice will. >> sean: you will be going into colorado, illinois, new york, california and you are going to uphold the law of the land, that's her commitment, it is a matter what these elected politicians threaten or say that they are going to do. >> we're going to enforce the law period. they are knocking to stop us. >> sean: i watched you with great frustration do everything imaginable in your power, come

up with idea after idea because you were bearing the brunt of this from the very beginning. you tried to put up barriers in the beginning and then you tried to work the courts in the beginning that you started flying people out of your state to the sanctuary cities and states and then all of a sudden people like eric adams finally got there and realized maybe this is not such a good idea wide-open borders because we can't control what's going on here. how frustrating is that for you? >> we have a country and a president and administration that are fighting back against the law. inviting all this illegal immigration to our country. bringing people and who are committing those and murders and crushing the families across the entire country. i'm thankful that we finally have a president and president trump who's going to enforce the laws of the united states of america. i'm thankful that we have tom homan as the incoming border

officer who will enforce those laws and make sure that we get back to restoring order. but also i'm thankful especially with tomorrow.this time of yea i think for for the national guard troops who have been serving on our border for the past four years under the biden administration, erecting the barriers, and denying entry to people trying to enter the country illegally. those are men and women who deserve the respect of the entire united states of america and we are going to go feed them a thanksgiving dinner and lunch and show them the gratitude that they deserve. >> sean: let me ask, i had senator rand paul on my radio program today. he thinks it's a matter of police and ice resources, not the military that can be used in this effort. what is your answer to that? constitutionally he says its a problem. >> we need the assistance. we've got millions of people we need to find. we've got a lot of criminal

aliens, a lot of national security threats. we need to find these people. this is a national security vulnerability. it's the biggest national security vulnerability we've seen since 9/11 because of the god always. we know 2.2 million people... so dod, we need their help on the trump administration. they don't have to be out arresting people but they can help us with transportation and can help us staff up groups and help us to some of the infrastructure building. they will help with some of the logistics. we need help and we are going to do that. president trump is a tough president, the assistance is going to help us be more successful. it's just sad that they would say that, we need to be on the same page. we talk about the biggest national security vulnerability we've seen in this nation, we

all should be on the same page. everybody. >> sean: don't count on the democrats because all they are doing is preparing to be resisting every effort you make and why they are putting the so called rights which illegal immigrants don't have over the safety and security of americans , it's inexplicable to me. governor you have used the national guard, you have used it successfully. would every say be able to start with that and add to the ice personnel as well? >> remember this sean and that is we had half of america's governors said either there national guard or tps equivalent to the state of texas. from republican states across the country, all governors were lending their support. this is already happened and in texas we show the way that the police force can work collaboratively with the military force. the police are doing the

policing, the military are doing things like building barriers that deny entry. so there is a very meaningful role for the military in this situation. it is something that we are expecting and hoping that president trumbull used because here's the deal, in my opinion we don't have enough i.c.e. agents, enough border patrol agents. we need as much manpower as we can get because it's all hands on deck for us to be able to deny illegal entry in -- and to deport those who are here illegally. we need all the people we can get to do that job. >> sean: what you say to any pledging to aid, a bent and assist illegal immigrants and prevent you and your team from doing the job you've been hired to do? >> i think the message is you cannot... i think that is your number 1

responsibility. they hate president trump more than they love their communities so i will say it again, don't cross the line, do not impede us, do not knowingly harbour and conceal an illegal alien or there's going to be consequences. thank god we have a strong president coming in, we scott -- we got a strong secretary coming in who i've had a lot of communication with and we are already working together making plans. we're not waiting for january 20th. the planning starts now. january 20th, game on. if they want to push back, pushback but don't cross that line. >> sean: we've got to protect every american against all of these criminals that have gone into this country. and what has been done by harris and biden, they've been lying to the american people. maybe they need to examine their conscience. thank you both. when we come back, the left at law fair. the american people overwhelmingly support the trump transition. lara trump will join us next --i

getaway as she plans or political future. we will tell you about that and get reaction from mike asked mike from mike huckabee straight ahead.

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>> sean: as we told you, jack smith's law fair against donald trump and the weapon eyes to doj of biden and kamala harris and mary garland is now over. a federal judge in d.c. granted smith's motion to the -- to dismiss the lne criminal charges against donald trump and with all this federal law fair now finally behind him, thankfully donald trump can focus on the job he was hired for which is to make america great again. he's now nominated a full cabinet, a new team is already finding success. the dow jones closed at a record high today, the first day of trading since trump announced his treasury pick. he told "the wall street journal" that his top policy priorities will

be enacting trump's tax agenda. that means no tacks on tips, no tacks on overtime, no tacks on social security and an extension of the trump tax cuts from the first-term. rnc cochair lara trump. if you talk to your father-in-law may offer one suggestion, can we make the tax cuts permanent this time? make them permanent so we don't have to worry about where the economy is going to be and make us the most energy dominant country on the face of this earth. just humble suggestions, i'm a talk show host, what do i know? >> those are very popular, the largest tax cuts in american history under donald trump and i think that's probably going to be day one to give this country not just energy independence but energy dominance again. i think what we saw happen today with this jack smith case is really remarkable. i remember the day that the raid

on mar-a-lago happened. i came on fox news and i said this is a demarcation line in the history of america. i believe that that was right because not just the fact that we never have seen these kind of communist soviet style tactics -- tactics so brazenly used against an opponent to intimidate and dissuade the outcome of an election. not just because that was the start of a stain on the history of america the past several years. with jack smith, fanny willis, the teacher james, alvin bragg. but because i think that was a moment that the american people really woke up and took notice as to what was going on in this country. they did what we we chose liberty over tyranny, we fought back, we took a country back. what you are seeing happen right now with donald trump's cabinet picks and his appointments are exactly the mandate the american people delivered on november fifth. that's why the approval of everything is so high, that's why you see the economy starting

to roar back. that is why people are desperate for january 20th to come around because we know if it's always turning to feel good now, just weight until donald trump is actually back in that white house. >> sean: if the president is able to get the economy on track, get inflation down, that interest rates down, get gas prices down on dollar 50 a gallon that will really help the average american. if he's able to secure the borders, if you can restore law and order. if he can bring stability to the world before joe biden and the next 50 some odd days starts world war iii by authorizing ballistic missiles and providing them to ukraine, knowing donald trump wants a negotiated settlement. maybe he should back off knowing the new sheriff is in town very soon and not ratchet up of war in europe before donald trump takes office. that would be good. if he does these things, to meet they would be transformative.

this is an opportunity to fix things on a level we've never seen before. add to that vivek ramaswamy and elon musk. my entire career of one of the elimination of waste, fraud and abuse and ending the bureaucracy entering -- returning to limited government and greater freedom. can metal really happen? >> i believe that what donald trump says is absolutely true. we are on the verge of the golden age of america. i believe that we are going to see the most transformational period since the inception of america, since our founding happened over the next four years. inc. about how great a job donald trump actually did in the first four years in office. that was his first time as a politician, he came in cold and he was the president of the united states, he had a lot to learn. obviously he had to deal with issues of staffing. now he knows exactly what he needs to do.

he knows exactly what happens in washington, d.c., and exactly who he needs by his side to execute all of the things he just laid out. i believe we can see all of those happened. i think doge is good to be huge. we all want to know our taxpayer dollars are going to actually fun things that matter, not these crazy experiments on animals that have no business as part of our federal governments. i think it's in a very exciting time and i'm going to say it again, i said it right after the election, i believe donald trump will leave office as one of the most popular presidents in modern history and even the naysayers i believe are going to come around and have to admit that donald trump did a heck of a job as president of the united states. >> sean: last question. there's been a lot of speculation about your future, where are you today? >> on right here in florida. you know what, it's been an amazing ride to. for nine years that i've been part of this political game in

our family's history, i don't think any of us could have predicted any of it, to be the cochair of the rnc has been an honour and i'm waiting to see what the future holds. i would be honoured to be a senator, on her to do a lot of things. a lot of things coming decision hopefully soon and we will see what the future holds. i'm very excited. >> sean: it was almost a political answer but it was too honest. for me to say that it would be really unfair. lara trump, great to see was always. as we count down to the beginning of donald trump's second term, political observers are starting to wonder what is next for joe biden and kamala harris? she spent the last several days in hawaii where she is reportedly been on the phone considering her own political future. two options apparently have emerged. she can either try to run for president again in 2028 or mount a bid for california governor in 2026. biden continues to blunder through his remaining public

events. you decide, take a look. >> according to experts, peach weighs 41 pounds and loves to eat tater tots. and cross-country skis. dreams to see, the real dream is to see the northern lights. good evening everyone. good evening good evening good evening. have a seat, please take it. >> sean: i was among the whole time, he is cognitively as sharp as he's ever been. no. with hunter biden expected to be sentenced for his gun and tax crimes before the end of the year, many are also wondering if joe will pardon his son or commute the sentence. they are now openly calling on joe to show mercy to his own son. fox news contributor charlie hurt and america's next

ambassador to israel mike huckabee, good to see you both. i hope mike huckabee, going graduation's again. i became very close friends with somebody that i know you know and love her dearly. this was the woman, one time drug. donald trump either committed or parted her. i will never forget that moment where she went running out into the arms of her family. she never said thought would get out of prison. she started her own ministry there and she would help young girls that were getting out and help them guide them to get them on the right road. i would like to see the transformation of the use of the presidential pardon. maybe it's an idea that people won't like, i like it. let alice mary johnson find every person in jail that doesn't belong there and say wants a week donald trump makes an announcement, i'm going to pardon this person or that person. what are your thoughts and what you think joe should do with

hunter? >> a politically it's any commutation or clemency action whether it's a governor or president, they don't. they will say they will but they don't. the truth is donald trump showed a level of courage that very few presidents have ever shown. he didn't weight until his last day and let go a lot of his buddies and friends that were in there. he created an incredibly powerful program called first step that recognized that some people don't need to be in prison anymore. it's a very expensive process. he created a program that looked at sentences, some that were way too long, he started giving people what every person in prison needs to keep from just becoming unglued and that's hope. donald trump did something that defied... and thank god for it. >> sean: what you think about hunter and joe and then we will ask about what trump should do

if joe doesn't pardon his son or commute his sentence. >> i would hope that he looks at the facts and if there is something that is untoward in the sentence then consider it. but don't do it just as a symbolic measure. there are a lot of people who have been imprisoned since the january sixth convictions a maximum of them deserve to be there because they committed crimes. they struck a police officer, they vandalized government property, they threatened people. that's different. there were people who just walked around that day and within months they had the fbi banging on their door. they went to trial, some of them were put in jail for months on end without any type of adjudication. there are people tha as a resuly walking around at the invitation of the capitol police. there are some people who are imprisoned not not just for that but for other things that really are serving no particular purpose for remaining in there and having a felony conviction.

>> sean: charlie do you like my idea of finding people in jail who have served their time or are deserving to get out and what you think joe biden should and will do regarding his son and if he doesn't do anything for his son, should donald trump consider it? >> of course i always love -- all americans love redemption stories, they love stories about people who get a second chance and do something great with it. i think it's a marvellous idea. obviously there are all kinds of problems doing that. but if you were to do it in a cautious and sensible way i think it would be -- americans love stories like that. it would put -- it would be very inspiring. commuting or removing hunter biden sentence is not

something, it's not fair, it's not just. in a lot of ways i would be surprised if joe biden doesn't do that. there would be no incentive for donald trump to do that. i feel like in a lot of ways everything that hunter biden has made of his life has been in service of his father. in a lot of ways that feels like his father -- you think about what he used his son for running him as a bagman for the families influence peddling scam all these years. i wouldn't commute the sentence, i wouldn't pardon him but i think that his father is probably just as if not more guilty than hunter biden is for a lot of the jams that he's gotten himself into. >> sean: if republicans were like democrats they would weapon eyes the justice system and go after joe when he leaves office.

let me ask, what you think of the idea of a kamala comeback and -- do you think she would run for governor and don't you think that gavin newsom has he wants to be in that oval office. problem is he has the same policies he supports as kamala. >> first of all it would be a gift or the republicans i hope she runs for something because it's just really wonderful. maybe she will get another billion dollars and blow through that like did her presidential campaign. she's going to have to run even for governor and she's not going to get a free ride all the way to the nomination without having some competition. good luck, hope it works out for you because i think most every republican would love to face you again. >> sean: does she have a future? >> on the national political

scene she's cooked, she's finished. she's finished. whether or not she could do it in california i don't know. the problem is every time she runs the more people learn about her, the more people don't like apply if she runs in california but it's definitely true if she tries to run nationally again. >> sean: thank you. governor, hopefully ambassador real soon, thank you. when we come back, trumped arrangement syndrome has gotten worse ahead of the president-elect's second term plus donalpopular in the nfl. sage steel straight ahead.

>> sean: as we get closer to inauguration day, trumped arrangement syndrome is spiraling out of control. according to a new report, people are rushing to get reproductive care despite trump repeatedly saying throughout the campaign he is not going to sign a national abortion ban or limit access to contraception.

not going to do it. some d.c. residents are calling for airbnb to have a blackout for donald trump's inauguration with the goal of making it harder for his supporters to find a place to stay for the inauguration. we did reach out to airbnb for comments they confirmed they welcome guest of all political perspectives. good for them. before saying if these terms of service are violated, action will be taken. they also confirm in the d.c. metro area the number of available listings has remained stable and the prices and search trends are typical for an area with increased demand. the trump dance is taking the country by storm whether you like it or not. more nfl players, check it out. miami dolphins are on a run. anyway they had a big celebration after the big player. here with reaction, she is the highly successful podcast host back our friend sage steel is back. help me with this. if the democratic presidential cam -- candidate and the

vice president of our country campaigns and says in the closing argument as she did that donald trump is going to sign a national abortion ban, limit your access to contraception, stop or eliminate ivf treatment on top of calling him racist,, fascist, whatever. i can kind of understand americans believing the lie but it always was and forever will be a lie. what do you make of people reacting this way? >> i guess i'm not surprised at this point but most importantly the people have spoken. on november fifth i think they approved all of us who were concerned that they can hear it but they no longer believe the lies. the left calls it reproductive rights, can they be honest about this? reproductive means like reproducing and creating more. these are abortion rights. the that they want articulate babies.

donald trump has made it very clear for a long time, millennia trump is pro-choice, nothing is win to change. you can still abort your baby up until birth and in 18 states anytime after 24 weeks into that third trimester. there's plenty of places where you can go abort and kill your baby until the very last minute. i don't want to hear it from all these people saying that rights are being taken away. they are saying exactly where they are now which is in the hands of the states where they always should have been. stop with the fearmongering. and it's over, you lost. >> sean: good point. 60 plus percent of abortions are done by a pill which was codified into law by that supreme court decision. what you make of this movement, the women that are shaving their heads, the women that are withholding, the women that are threatening to divorce their husbands and stockpiling abortion pills, what is your comment on that because that's my favourite topic now.

>> sean: you are scaring me now sean. >> is my favourite topic because they are not. >> they are psychotic frankly. but they are not real women in that way in my mind i guess. they are notfor most men like yourself. i do think, i'm not trying to be mean or insensitive, i do thank that trumped arrangement syndrome has just gone off the cliff here and there is something wrong upstairs in my mind for so many of these women who are reacting that way. i think a lot of them are smart educated women who are choosing to believe these things that's why the democrats have pushed it for so long. it has proven to work. this is the first time to the shock and dismay of the left that it hasn't worked. i look at the demographics from this past election. 18 to 24-year-old women, didn't

trump when that demographic? so really people have begun to do their homework and not just go for the low-hanging fruit that the left throws out there at them. >> sean: i don't know if i'm allowed to ask this question. if you are not having and you are pledging not to, why does the movement need to stockpile abortion pills? >> i wouldn't know. i can't comment on any of it. let's just agree the hypocrisy is so thick and real quick, that is the one issue that the left just pounded home this entire campaign for the last year and a half geemak why? because they would new -- they knew they would lose on every single other issue. they find that says >> sean: what you think of the

trump dance phenomenon in the nfl. miami dolphins on a roll. what you make of it? >> i'm just on the road from you, i love it. i was at the ufc fight when john bones jones did his dance and was such a fan boy around trump and elon and kid rock. it was so cool to see. when you look at it throughout other sports, it's not just white men doing the trump dance. it's black men as well. they have been in hiding for so long and is now courage is contagious. you see these guys doing it and i'm so proud of it. give credit to nick bosa, he was the one of -- he was one of the first ones. >> my goal is to get my buddy stephen a. smith to do the dance >> that will never happen. >> sean: more hannity's straight ahead.

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