say it and we're not afraid to incorporate it in our movies. >> charlie: well thank you so much for what you're doing and thank you for joining us and happy thanksgiving and i'm sure you will have a very, very happy christmas as well. >> thank you. yes, thank you. to you, too. >> charlie: okay. that's it for us tonight. thank you for watching jesse watters primetime. i'll be on the big weekend show this weekend featuring julie banderas lisa boothe and dr. marc siegel. thank you for joining us, i'm charlie hurt. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to this special edition of hannity.

i'm kellyanne conway in for sean. the biden harris administration is just weeks away from being only a distant memory for america. but, unfortunately, the horrific consequences of four years of incompetent leadership continue to plague our country. look no further than the southern border, where the historic humanitarian crisis they created continues. yesterday, just days after a 2-year-old girl was found by herself at the border, a 10-year-old boy from el salvador was discovered sobbing by the texas department of public safety. take a look. [speaking foreign language].

>> of course seeing an innocent child in that situation is heart breaking. but dangerous people, criminals, are crossing as well, including a your daneian national just caught crossing over the northern border and remember the venezuelan gang members taking over apartments in colorado. they have apparently moved on to new york city where several were just arrested in the bronx caught allegedly trafficking drugs and running a credit card fraud scam. but help is on the way. a second trump administration will, as promised, conduct the largest deportation operation in american history. and it will have willing partners in that effort,

including in the state of texas which is now reportedly considering a new plan to bus illegals directly from the border to ice detention facilities once president trump takes over. here, with the latest details on that effort, is our own sarah carter. sarah. >> yeah, kellyanne, thank you so much. yeah, texas governor greg abbott has proposed to the incoming administration, also spoken with, i just found out tonight, incoming border czar tom homan a proposal of using private contractors that he had once used to bus migrants over 128,000 of them, actually, to sanctuary cities, to use those private contractors to actually bus migrants crossing illegally to ice detention facilities to remove them from the country and repatriate them back to their home lands once president trump comes back into office.

i spoke to tom homan, he agrees. he said this is something they can work on together because it will actually free up ice officers to let them do their job. they won't need to be driving buses across the country trying to repay trait these illegal allians back to their homeland but he will be able to use them to enforce on the city streets to make arrests and do the enforcement duties that they need to do. just to give you some idea of how this works, one example was the fact that governor greg abbott had used this program using private contractors and bussed over 45,000, in one case, to new york city illegal migrants to sanctuary cities a lot of people credit greg abbott with this move as well as governor ron desantis with opening the eyes of the american people and basically exposing the total chaos and catastrophe that was happening at the border just like that heart-breaking video that you saw with this young 10-year-old boy being

moved into the country alone, undocumented, and without any guardians. this is going to be a really big deal kellyanne. it's a game changer because it's going to free up our law enforcement officers to do their job, remove the illegal aliens out of the country that are attempting to come in and are coming in right now, and then give the government the impetus that it needs to continue the programs, finding those lost children that are in our country and expanding all of the resources necessary to remove people from the united states, send them back to their homeland in a dignified humane way. kellyanne. >> there are the words dignified humane way and i think you're describing people enforcing the law and having an infrastructure and apparatus in place that allows them to respect and enforce the law. you know, sarah seems when people herd defund the police they certainly thought of their local communities and neighborhoods but they also must have thought about these border patrol agents and ice who are so disrespected and so under

resourced and overworked and you are putting out a plan now in front of us that is doable and is probable. >> oh, absolutely kellyanne. i think people need to understand, i know you've seen it, i've seen it myself covering the border for more than 20 years, it is the immigration and custom enforcement officers, it's the border patrol as our federal and local law enforcement like texas department of public safety who are on the front lines and see the tragedies every single day at that border. and they also understand the tragedies which, on a national scale, plague us. the, you know, increase in fentanyl deaths across the united states, the plague that we've seen scourge our children. so, yes, this is very important, i think this is a great part of a plan one part of a multi-pronged effort to remove people from the country in a safe and humane way. >> our zone sara carter reporting about the border often

from the border thank you so much. take care. here now with more is the incoming trump border czar himself tom homan. tom, welcome to the show. would you please comment on the specific granular plan that sara carter has reported on how how in fact you're going to use trains planes and automobiles to repay tree on these illegal migrants to their home country. >> like she said me and governor abbott are not waiting until january 20th i've had a meeting planning on how we can work together to help texas secure their border. he's done a great job illegal immigration in texas is down 86% because he put in place a lot of trump's policies, right, building border barriers like president trump did adding consequences to those who cross illegally arresting them with trespass and dps has done a lot, not only through governor abbott's protection protecting texas they're protecting the united states because most illegal aliens are staying in

texas they're moving around the country. every ounce of fentanyl is less overdose deaths every one they arrest fortress pass is one less got away. at least we know they're not terrorists we're going to follow that across the southwest border. my plan is and i'm very vocal about it we're going to contract out as much as we can work that doesn't require a badge and gun because i need that to do the deportation. someone for deportation whether ground or air whether processing or other administrative duties, contract that work out so right now we have badges and guns doing that work. get them out of the administrative work put more on the street and that's what we're going to do knees these sank wear states and cities keep pushing back i'll have extra resources to double manpower in the sanctuary cities because we can't arrest the bad guy in a jail with one agent that means i have to send a whole team out in the field to find this person and all for safety reasons we need a whole team rather than just one person. so this is the plan we're

putting together and governor abbott's come to the table the first one to come to the table and i accepted it shook his hand and said let's go let's move forward, let's do it. >> tom i know you often talk passionately about the humanitarian crisis that is our border crisis. you have some of these democrats don't seem to care when babies are drowning in the rio grande don't say a word about it including our border czar kamala harris most days. we don't hear them talk about the 10-year-old boy being abandoned by smugglers the 2-year-old girl left by herself, two years old tom homan and i feel like they're waiting for the photo 0 and will resist the efforts you and president trump are trying to put forward and make sure they're showing the big bad evil guys are separating families people are crying and being deported. bring us forked a little bit. what will this look like. will it be orderly? will it be humane? how are you guarantying that because you're already getting so much resistance from the same

mayors and officials who know this is training their resources know how angry their residents are about illegals coming getting cash debit cards and hotel rooms along with a new york city classroom. how will you do this enforcing the law it is humane it is fair and it is just and legal? >> look open borders are not humane. the only thing on that border right now that is humane are the men and women wearing that green uniform. they save thousands of lives every year. i've seen these men and women give cpr to babies thrown into the river by the cartel because when they're chasing the bull on a smuggling roll what do cartel members do throw the baby in the water then the border patrol have to jump in the water to save the baby rather than arrest the smuggler. i've held dying and dead children, i've talked to little girls as young as nine that were raped multiple times by criminal cartel. open borders cause death.

they cause a rise in sexual assault of females and children. under this administration, open border, sex trafficking's inover 600%. the number of people on the terrorist watch list is at an historic high. the amount of fentanyl coming across the open border have killed over a quarter million americans. and that's just what open borders does. when president trump had the most secure border in my lifetime, illegal immigration down 90%, when 90% less people were coming how many babies weren't dying how many women weren't being sexually assaulted how many known suspected terrorists didn't get in the country how many pounds of fentanyl didn't get in the country to kill americans. secure borders saves lives and that's where the humanitarian peace comes into play. under joe biden a quarter million americans of died, the open border policies are killing aliens at record numbers, killing americans at record numbers and we're going to put a stop to it and secure the border. as far as sanctuary cities i find it hard to believe that any

mayor or governor wants to push back on ice because the president's been very clear, right out of the gate we're going to concentrate on public safety threats and national security threatsment what elected official wants to tell his constituency i'm okay with public safety threats in my community i don't want ice to remove these public safety threats. that's your number one responsible is the safety and security of the public in their communities, if they don't want to do it ice is going to do it and with all the death threats and negative press they can keep screaming all they want ice is going to do this job i'm going to do this job, we're going to make the communities safer and enforce the law. and if they don't want to help step aside don't help, fine, don't help but don't get in our way and i've said this for the past week over and over again, do not harbor and conceal an illegal alien, knowing harboring one from us is a crime don't impede us because it's a crime don't obstruct because it's a crime. if you want to sit aside and do your job of securing the communities fine we'll do that but don't cross that line.

>> tom homan you were a great colleague of mine and ours in the first trump term and one of the first appointees that he named because he takes very seriously the need to do everything you are describing and tom when i interviewed you for the here's the deal show on fox nation, you made very clear that biden and harris really were the first administration in a long time who didn't make moves to secure the board. in just the remaining seconds we have, can you tell the audience why that would be, what commander in chief president and vice-president would take steps that don't secure a border? why? >> he was the first president in the history of the nation who came in and unsecured the border on purpose, not because of mismanagement not because of incompetent but by design. they want the open border they think the millions of people will be future democratic voters and also overturned the trump census rule means the people in sanctuary cities will be counted in the next census which means more seats in the house. people are going to be held

accountable we're going to be very transparent. what does the united nation have to do with the open border crisis. who in the biden administration opened the doors on this humanitarian crisis what ngos were involved. we're going to be very transparent of the american people and tell them the truth what happened a. the border again by design and let the american people know who was involved why and hold them accountable. >> tom homan thank you so much for joining us. the incoming border czar for president elect trump. thank you. >> and now incoming trump white house deputy chief of staff for policy, stephen miller. stephen, when we were in the white house together the first term, the border was known as, yes, a national security crisis a border crisis a humanitarian crisis and drug crisis. it's only gotten worse and when you and president trump started to elevate this into national consciousness ten years ago it was mired at ten percent now the number two issue nationwide and all seven swing states. what made the difference was it

people turning on the tv and it actually happening or being in their back yards what changed public opinions that gives you i think a lot of grace and latitude to do what tom homan and president trump are describing? >> well, president trump is the one who is responsible for elevating this to the number one issue in the country in terms of not only people's awareness of it, but the intensity and the passion with which americans want this issue solved and solved permanently. when president trump first ran in 2015, he put this issue on the very front of the national agenda. and then, over the course of his administration, as you know well, we implement the remain in mexico we inch mated safe agreements, historic border security initiatives stopped asylum fraud restored interior enforcement forged international agreements across the western hemisphere and of course president trump five hundred shawn miles of border wall. all of those policies and many

others resulted in the most secure border in american history. in 2020, not only were the numbers the lowest ever but there were zero, zero successful releases into the country. in other words, every single individual who was apprehended was repatriated the only time somebody was let go is when they were taken to the hospital for an medical emergency and then be humanely returned but there was a hundred percent success rate which is unheard of. and then as tom mentioned joe biden and kamala harris came in and ripped out every single one of the policies leading to the single worst trafficking catastrophe illegal immigration catastrophe and national security catastrophe in the history of not only our country but in the history of the modern world. we have seen more girls abused raped murdered than we've ever seen before in recent history, modern history. we've seen drugs come into this country at a level never before witnessed or experienced. we've seen foreign adversaries

and enemies infiltrate the border with impunity. there are now terrorists in the country, there are spies in the country, foreign adversaries that smuggled cells into this country where they are operational today. that is what president trump is inheriting on day one and he is going to use the state department, the military, the justice department, and every other department of government to fully seal that border shut and to ensure that all threats to the safety, security and survival of america are repatriated back to their home countries. it will be the largest national program that we have seen in this country in generations, and under president trump's leadership, it will be entirely successful. >> stephen, i know you've been working on this for a decade and sounds like it can really be executed in a quick fashion. it sounds also that it will come from the executive branch through the departments and agencies maybe executive orders but also, what does the legislative front look like on

the border? what can be done there? i know we have slim majorities in the house, 53 republican senators. do you see any democrats stepping up now that even their own voters look at this as a crisis. >> look, democrats are serious about being a political party into the future then of course they would support president trump's effort to seal the border shut reclaim our national sovereignty, send home people who do not belong here. we'll just have to find out whether democrats actually want to be a viable political party in the future or not. but here's the good news. under budget reconciliation, congress can fully fund president trump's border priorities with republican-only votes. if democrats care even a little bit about our national sovereignty then they can vote for it, too. but we only need republican votes to pass that package and ensure every single thing that we discussed tonight can happen immediately, fully, and totally. >> it's a big question for the democrats, national security and

sovereignty and border security. stephen miller thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> coming up, joe biden has wade in on trump's proposed tariffs on canada and mexico. we'll show you what joe had to say plus democratic infighting continues as donald trump's support only gets stronger. we'll explain and get reaction from newt gingrich and senator katie britt right after this break. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 150,000 lives with dental implants. because a clearchoice day changes every day. finance your new smile for as low as $148 a month per arch for qualified patients. schedule a free consultation.

♪ >> kellyanne: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. during a thanksgiving day fire station visit while vacationing in nantucket, joe biden weighed in on trump's tariffs. here's what joe had to say. >> i hope he rethinks them. i think it's a counter productive thing to do. one of the things you've heard

me say before is that we, we have an unusual situation in america. we're surrounded by the pacific ocean the atlantic ocean and two allies, mexico and canada and the last thing we need to do is begin to screw up those relationships. i think we've got them in a good place. >> kellyanne: well, hate to break it to you, joe, but donald trump already had positive calls with both the canadien prime minister and the president of mexico regarding these tariffs. earlier today, in fact, canadien prime minister justin trudeau reportedly met with president trump at mar-a-lago to further discuss the tariffs. also this week, meta ceo mark zuckerberg went to mar-a-lago to meet with president trump and end their previously contentious relationship. trump advisor and guest stephen miller confirmed the visit saying zuckerberg wants to support the national renewal of america under trump's leadership. here now with reaction, fox news

contributor former speaker of the house and my mentor, newt gingrich. newt thanks for joining us. this is such an amazing series of events. not a surprise to folks like us that look at how forgiving and accommodating and collaborative president trump is with people in the case of some of these world leaders but also mark zuckerberg himself who threw trump off of facebook, now known as meta after january 6th who got blamed for trump's election in 2016 and then turned around and spent all those suck bucks in the 2020 election, here he is dining with president trump and they're trying to figure out a way to hear stephen miller say it be part of america's renewal. walk us through it. you've seen it all but this just feels historic every day. >> well, kellyanne first of all, i think the only way you can begin to understand this, is to take trump totally outside of normal american politics and

recognize that he's a mythic figure some of the people who come out of the vikings sag as. someone as you know because you managed his successful campaign in 2016. this guy has been pounded on, pounded on, shot, i mean, taken in to get his picture made at the sheriff's office. everything they could do for nine years and he's still standing. i think all of a sudden, when he won, and, of course, if i can just say for a second, kamala's video was so embarrassing. i don't know whether she was drunk, hungover, utterly confused or what, but that sort of reinforced for everybody, they spent a billion five trying to beat trump and he's still standing. and then to go one step further, friend of mine tonight showed me his family had gotten together for thanksgiving, they played ymca and danced to it in terms

of trump and instead of saying youngman they were singing trump-man. now this is the kind of cultural change that you see maybe twice in a century, and that's what's happening right now. you have a genuine historic leader champion of a cause, and all around the planet people suddenly went whoops, i guess he's real, i guess he's going to be powerful and i guess i better find a way to deal with him and that's what's happening at every level. >> kellyanne: i agree with you newt. you have justin trudeau in mar-a-lago, mark zuckerberg, people in the cabinet who ran against donald trump for president who called him names et cetera all of that goes away when you want to work together and get things done. you know a thing or two about political revolutions and then the first 100 days. you did that in '94 and '95 as the speaker of the house. what do you think are the three or four most important things

for president trump to do in those first 100 days to get done in his second term. >> you already started tonight with the whole issue of immigration and deportation and breaking the idea of sanctuary cities. that's number one because you can go right at on it day one, the executive orders he issues will be fundamental in changing things. the big thing, the number one thing beyond everything else, can they put together a tax in regulatory package so powerful that it launches the economy for '26 because, as you know, the key election for trump is '26. if can he lead like franklin roosevelt and actually pick up seats in the house instead of losing the house, now he has truly begun to establish a new system and a new coalition and a new majority. and the only way you do that is to have such dramatic economic growth in the next year and a half that people go to the ballot box saying, i want to reinforce this, this is a better

future. so i would say designing a tax and regulatory package of enormous power, going to the country like reagan did, convinceing the country so the country then convinces congress as the number one job after they close the border. >> kellyanne: it's incredible and it all seems -- and as you say there are people wanting to work with him. newt what do you make of the democratic party, the infighting, the lack of financing, i think energy for the so-called resistance now, what becomes of them in the next two years? >> well, i mean, first of all, imagine you are one of the folks who contributed to the $1,500,000,000 and now learned that her own staff never once had her ahead in a poll. now, they were lying to their donors for the entire campaign. so you're sitting here saying do i want to invest more in this? and i think there will be really

a 3-way fight. there will be the hard left, which will be for a radically different vision of america, and then, as they watch trump take that apart, they'll go crazier and crazier. there will be sort of a liberal resistance. and then there will be a bunch of democrats, my guess is six or eight in the senate, 30 or 40 or 50 in the house, who are going to get up and say, you know, the american people have spoken, i have an obligation to work with him. remember, as you know, when we passed welfare reform when i was speaker, we split the democrats evenly. 101-101. when reagan passed his big tax cut we got one-third of the democrats to vote for it. so the key is, do the right thing, convince the american people it's the right thing, mobilize them and they will drive about, i think, a 20-30% of the democratic party will end up voting for trump making speaker johnson's job easier and at the same time it will lead to a huge civil war in their party.

and my guess is, they won't recover for 12-16 years if we do our job right, we deliver economic growth, we deliver prosperity, we deliver a controlled border. >> kellyanne: newt gingrich former speaker of the house who led the republican revolution in 1994 with the contract with america gives us the blueprint for the first 100 days of the next trump term. newt thank you so much >> here now with more alabama senator katie britt. senator britt thank you for joining us i want people to remember you never had a chance to work with president trump as the senator of alabama you were elected in 2022. what do you think the first priorities are for the first hundred days or so and, yes, we have 53 republican senators, do you think there will be democratic senators who will see their way on border security everyday affordable, tax cuts and policies, give us a little bit of hopefulness and a bit of

your projection. >> look, i am thrilled about the results on november 5th and so is the rest of america. you know, this week, as i got to spend time with family, i was with my husband's entire family starting on wednesday for thanksgiving meal moving into thursday, seeing my home town friends and then today, i was at craft day with all of my cousins and all of their children and my extended family. and let me tell you, the theme in every one of those conversations was hope. it's hope, not only for tomorrow, but hope for a brighter long-term future for our children. you know, it seems that people finally have resiliency back because they believe in our nation and we're seeing this, just as you were talking with the speaker before me, other countries are realizing this as well. donald trump is bringing strength back to the white house and strength back to our nation and it's not going to happen on january 20th, it's happening

today. so yes republicans are not only going to be on board but you're going to find democrats seeing the writing on the wall as well. just as you mentioned mark zuckerberg coming down to mar-a-lago, you know, i think he learned an important lesson the hard way and that's that you can't cancel donald trump. you can't cancel conservatives either, and our voices are going to be louder than ever starting on january 20th. we're going to get to work and get things done. >> kellyanne: senator britt i have to ask you a report in the hill newspaper that democrat senators are admitting, at least privately that they think they screwed up the border as a political issue for 2024. a lot of hand ringing there now they have a big border enforcer in the white house, you have tom homan the border czar, you heard incoming deputy chief of staff for policy stephen miller and of course you know what president trump and vice-president vance are going to do. do you think you have colleagues in the senate who are willing to publicly cast a vote in favor of border security or border sovereignty now that we know

it's the number one or two issue even in their own states? >> absolutely. kellyanne they have to. people know that a nation without a border isn't a nation at all. we have seen our nation be overrun time and time again. we have heard horror stories, everythinging from losing laken riley, rachel moran jocelyn nungaray. we can talk about the fentanyl overdoses that have touched every community from coast to coast. people have said enough is enough. they're sick of our leaders prioritizing others in front of americans. so yes, they will have to cast that vote because americans are expect real results kellyanne and i'm excited to be a part of it. >> kellyanne: it will be so exciting senator brit to be partisan con sen us on non-partisan issues. thank you senator caughty brit of blavment up next macy's thanks giving day was interrupted by anti israel

protesters. we'll show you them on tape. plus the israel ceasefire deal has some critics worried. we'll explain and get reaction from scott brown, kira davis, and leo tyrell as more of this special edition of hannity continues next. ♪ tt

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york city. president biden recently celebrated a ceasefire deal between israel and hezbollah in lebanon. and now, republicans in congress, including texas senator ted cruz, are expressing concern over the circumstances surrounding the deal. amid reports that the biden administration threatened to withhold important weapons from israel if israel did not come to the table. here now with reaction is former senator scott brown, fox news contributor leo terrell and host of just listen to yourself podcast kira davis. thank you all so much for joining us. senator and ambassador brown, question to you, and hello to that dog, the ceasefire -- >> that's mine. sorry. >> kellyanne: the ceasefire that's on the table. do you think that the biden harris administration that's being drummed out of washington because of poor policies like this, do you feel that they are putting undue pressure on israel and even trying to block the attempts of the incoming trump administration to get this right? >> well, first of all, i'm not a

big fan of joe biden's foreign policy as when i worked for president trump we were very clear and because of him being reelected people were coming to the table, that's why you probably got a peace deal from hezbollah, hamas and a lot of the other bad actors in that region. yeah, i don't trust joe biden, i don't trust him with foreign policy. the fact that he's obligating our country and this administration incoming with financial responsibilities with maybe some security and being the judge and when it comes to conflicts. yeah, i don't like that. i'm hopeful that the president does a deep dive, president elect does a deep dive on this to make sure that we are not getting our hands tied. because we need to have every tool in the toolbox. israel has the right to protect itself. they should have access to any and all weapons and any other tools and resources they need to cope their citizens safe. but not what happened obviously their citizens being taken. and, by the way, when's the last

time that the biden administration ever talked about the hostages, some of which are still american, where are they? i've never heard him talk about it in the last six months and it's outrageous. >> kellyanne: so true kira. i always was con founded by kamala harris, the sitting vice-president now running for president, would not have been talking about the hostages and actually try to go do something on her own. but, look, in the election of president trump it's very clear people want peace through strength. they heard him clearly say i'm going to end the wars in israel and ukraine quickly and competently. and i think they're waiting on that. incoming national security advisor mike waltz, the congressman from florida, perhaps put it best he said as scott brown just said people are coming to the table now with this persuasive setting election of president trump but he still blames iran. he's trying to keep iran in the hot seat for a lot of these terrorist organizations feeling emboldened and resourced. what are your expectations for the next couple of months before donald trump is sworn in, and what do you think he could be

doing even now before he is sworn in as goes israel? >> well, i think we're seeing what he's been doing already. the tariff talk, just, as you said the peace through strength, the very presence of donald trump has been enough to shift the mood of the entire world. it's just been remarkable to see. and, honest to goodness, we cannot change this administration fast enough. and i'm betting that everyone in the middle east feels the same way except for the terrorists. i think that president trump is doing everything he can right now to signal that we're going to get behind israel and we're going to be behind them and, as you said, we're seeing leaders across the globe respond, justin trudeau was at mar-a-lago today kissing the ring. you know, we're seeing these things go on. i think this is a matter of timing, and really people being anxious to get this next administration rolling to work on the mandate that they got from the american people. and really, i think that the mandate that the world is

waiting for. israel is our lone partner in democracy in the middle east and shame on our administration for tying their hands to defend themselves which, of course, they have every right to do. >> kellyanne: yes, and leo terrell, as kira says, this potential threat of an arms embargo that is to force israel to the table is simply outrageous, especially given the fact that the biden/harris administration is nested between the two trump terms where this guy was the most pro israel president ever. he kept the promise of seven presidents to move that embassy to jerusalem and recognize jerusalem as the capitol of israel, the golden heights abraham accords, goes on and on when it comes to iran. as personal policy as president said then donald trump showed us what he does on policy first two colleagues former governor now ambassador to israel to the u.s.

mike huckabee and steve brilliant businessman and close friend of president trump being a special envoy to the area. what are you seeing in those tea leaves with president trump asking for support from esteemed respected competent gentleman like that. >> you just read my mind because you can add also elise stefanik who was selected to ambassador who basically brought to the attention the whole world, especially this country, the anti-semitic attitude of universities in this country. what president trump has done, who is very pro israel, has made it very clear that help is on the way. because he has basically signaled to israel and to the jewish american community that we're not going to allow this anti israel attitude exist especially in our country. you mentioned about the macy's day parade. where's the federal investigations into what's going on in america regarding

anti-israeli, anti jewish activity. nothing, no federal hate crime, where's the administration cutting back funding to the schools allowing this type of nonsense going on. a new sheriff is coming to town on january 20, 2025, and israel and the jewish american community can be relieved that the biden administration is no longer in charge and that the trump administration is going to basically make sure that jewish-american students are not terrorized any longer. >> it's so true. and as you all know, scott, kira and leo, this is not just on college puss campuses and at parade it's also in congress the democrats have this pro hamas congress they haven't gotten under control. thank you so much great panel. straight ahead we are just weeks ahead from having donald trump back in the white house and economic competence is already booming. steve moore and lauren simonetti join us to explain right after this break. ♪

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>> welcome back to hannity. today is black friday, one of the busiest shopping days of the year. and it is shaping up to be one of the biggest ever. according to adobe analytics cat consumer spend a record $6.1 billion online over thanksgiving. that is an almost 9% increase from last year. this spending appears to reflect polling americans confidence in the economy has improved since president trump's sweeping election victory earlier this month. joining us now with reaction is trumps economic advisor, steve moore and a business correspondent. so lauren, we heard the 23 nobel laureates, they predicted there is going to be financial armageddon, tariffs are

terrible, trump is going to be a disaster for the economy. and yet all of the indicators look the other way. people specifically are seeing super excited and confident about president trump's economy back in 1600 pennsylvania. what do you see? >> no doubt there is a sense of euphoria out there that there is now with the president-elect in. a sense of urgency to the problems they are facing economically. i went out and did your typical man on the street interviews for the holiday season a couple of times recently. and i have to tell you, people are saying we don't have a budget this year, we are feeling good. there is a sense of optimism that something is going to change. we get consumer confidence numbers every month and the latest number for november shows consumer confidence is way up, especially among young people under 35. so things are starting to get and feel better. >> that is a remarkable statistic, at -- as is the

statistic that donald trump did so much better with young people than your typical presidential candidates. and even then he did in his last two election cycles. i think the democrats thought they could get young people on climate change and democracy and abortion and many young people care about those, no doubt, but they really care about affording their first home and being a part of the investor class and getting the natural accoutrements of an adult life. so if young people are feeling more confident, how does that affect, say, the consumer sector and everyday goods and services, luxuries, necessities and of course home buying? bring us a year or two forward, what you see happening? [simultaneous talking] >> i think you hit the nail on the head when you broaden the home buying part of this. because the american dream that, believe it or not, young people still aspire to achieve, young

people want to be able to afford it and we saw mortgage applications go up the past couple of weeks, even though mortgage rates also went up. so typically if the mortgage rate goes down, you will see the application go up and the opposite happened because people think things are getting better. has the economy meaningfully changed in the three weeks since the election? no. but the way people feel about it has. >> steve moore, you've been an advisor to steve -- for president trump for at least a decade now and when you look for the first 100 days or so, we are talking, what can president trump do specifically with congress on his own and the executive branch to make everyday affordability for americans better? >> first of all, lauren is exactly right. so far donald trump as president-elect is just pressing all of the right buttons. the fact that he has formed this doge committee that will ban hundreds of millions of dollars of waste and it doesn't matter

if your democrat or republican or independent, everyone knows that washington is so fat and obese right now, these programs that we can save hundreds of billions of dollars. and then his new initiatives to get fentanyl out of this country, these are common sense solutions that appeal to so many americans. i tell you this, i think within the first hours, not even the first couple of days, the first hours that donald trump is an office, he is going to start signing executive orders repealing a lot of the crazy regulations that the biden administration has opposed -- imposed that will strengthen businesses. the other thing is we will start using american energy again. get back to -- we think we can produce 3 million more barrels a day. do the math there, at $70 a barrel, that's 270 million more dollars a day then we produce in this country every day for the next couple of years. so there is reason to be optimistic because this president is a businessman, he knows how the economy works, you knows how businesses work.

and he is a guy who was going to mostly try to promote jobs here and america for middle-class, blue-collar workers. >> you have 15 seconds, tell us why the corporate tax rate being low is important to everyday consumers. >> because the lower the taxes, the more businesses thrive, the more capital comes into the united states. no longer will we have businesses moving out to mexico and china, they're coming back here. >> great periods steve and lauren, think you so much. more hannity after this break.

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