>> the bad guys. >> i'm so sorry. >> extracted all new monday on fox. >> put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. >> some criminals make it way too easy. >> you're high. >> duh. >> others? >> not so much. >> are you surprised by her shoving narcotics inside. >> of her cavity? >> cops. new episode tonight on fox nation. >> what else. >> is. in the pipe? >> all right. unfortunately, that's all the time we have left this friday evening. as always, thank you for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. for news. any time. every time. all the time. fox news.com hannity.com. and in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next. hope you all have a great weekend. see you monday.

>> oh, oh. >> hey! >> i get it. >> i don't get it. they're clapping. >> because. >> kill me just left. >> let's welcome tonight's guest. his sharp razors. make up for his dull commentary. host of the david angelo show on youtube. and founder of. >> western razor company. >> two credits david angelo. she's well respected for getting republicans elected. gop strategist erin mcguire. she's proof you don't need a diploma. >> to put. >> libs in a coma. political media personality emily wilson. and she became a big star by watching men's spa. host of outkick the morning charlie arnold. all right, now, before

we get to some new stories, let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> yeah, it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they suck, we'll slather joe mackey in barbecue sauce and feed him to jb pritzker. on a flight to italy, a couple was forced to sit beside a dead passenger. big deal. i sleep next to one every night, said one woman. who? all right. former vp nominee tim walz is now doing stand up comedy. kamala dropped by to support him because he heard there was an eight drink minimum. attorney general pam bondi accused the fbi of hiding thousands of epstein documents. the fbi put them in a place no

one would look. joy behar is back fat. you to denver. strip clubs were ordered to pay nearly 14 million for wage theft. not only that, all 14 million must be in the form of crumpled 20s. but industry experts say it's the first time that strippers were the ones left stiffed. yeah, i thought about that one, too. in maine, a tractor trailer carrying frozen curly fries caught fire on the highway. crap. now i need a new tractor trailer, said one man. dylan mulvaney is coming out with a book about his transformation from a guy to a guy who says he's a chick. it's called moby. msnbc host nicolle wallace said joy reid's

ouster. well, it was like losing a limb. we go to joey jones for comment. >> actually. >> nicole, i strongly disagree. watching joy. >> reid show is worse. >> than losing. >> a limb. >> joy to. think he would know. he would. researchers say belly fat can help stave off cognitive decline. so that's how michael moore can remember he has a penis. don lemon told megyn kelly to go f herself after seeing her reaction to joy reid's firing. he would have said more, but he had to clear the dishes from her table. academy awards are this weekend. the subject matter of the best picture nominees include a transgender cartel leader, a transgender pope and

a sex worker. yeah, just add a petting zoo. and it would sound just like my birthday. family fun. according to people 100 years of age or older, the secret to longevity is staying busy. that and not crossing hillary clinton. travis kelce didn't propose to taylor swift on their recent romantic getaway. i guess that means neither got a ring. oh. sports humor. parents in maryland are outraged at a new bill that would make condoms available in school vending machines. i get it, the last thing you want is teachers getting pregnant. starbucks is laying off more than 1000 workers. bad news for anyone looking to start a

second career. jetblue announced they're offering a new incentive to help travelers safeguard their vacations if they encounter heavy rain. yeah, it's called an umbrella. tulsi gabbard announced 100 employees who used obscene sex chat rooms at work will be fired. and in a related story, guess who just cleared his browser history? all right, to the monologue. so, washington post owner jeff bezos has declared a new direction for the newspaper's opinion pages. in a memo, he writes, we are going to be writing every day in support of and defense of two pillars personal liberties and free markets. personal liberties and free markets. what is he, some kind of nazi? bates who added freedom is ethical. it minimizes coercion. it drives creativity. invention and prosperity are. it sounds pretty good, though. i'm

starting to rethink my negative views on steroid use. now, as you can imagine, the legacy media is all aflutter because apparently if you're for freedom, you must also be for trump. check out these bozos. >> the question is, is. >> he taking. >> the. free out of the free press? >> clearly, he's. signaling that he's going to use. >> these kinds of made up words to say, i'm with trump. >> it's throwing. >> up his hands and kissing the ring of the president of the united states, who is behaving. himself as an incipient authoritarian. >> most of us. >> when we saw. >> this, we just. >> said, what the hell. >> it is. it's like. >> something that we've. >> never heard. >> i mean, it's obviously. opinion pages can go their own direction, but to say we don't. publish opposing. viewpoints seems shocking at best. >> you know what is shocking? that he still has a job. it's not what he said, you bozo. and now david shipley, the paper's own opinion editor, quit in protest. it's weird you think

the media would embrace the idea of freedom, but they aren't. and why is that? why were they against so many things that make sense, like cutting waste, deporting pedophiles, and giving justin trudeau a massive wedgie? it's because trump is for those things, which to the left, makes them more toxic than brian stelter's boxers after taco tuesday. true. if trump found a cure for cancer, the media would call it an attack on cellular democracy. so why is trump so hard to deal with that the media has now come out against freedoms. well, his personal goals align with the country's. that's what happens when you're a patriot. his own personal success is intertwined with ours. if the country doesn't do well, he doesn't do well. that's why when his critics say, ooh, trump is just out for himself, we say, so what? he can only win if we win. and the media has no way

to combat this. so they're left with railing against personal liberties, just like they did during covid. but they're also opposed to freedom because it keeps them from total compliance. they prefer coercion, which is the only thing that keeps their incompetence protected. and how dare bezos introduce priorities? the legacy media abandoned that concept years ago. gone were the obvious concerns. crime, immigration. inflation. what did they replace it with? trans rights. climate activism. agenda driven issues that only fed their egos. and the result? a story on drag queens replaces a story on veterans. the media reimagined priorities to reflect their disconnected view of the world. suddenly, crime was less important than the rights of criminals. children were less important than the non-binary activists teaching them. the border was given less attention than environmental justice. in other words, the stuff that matters suddenly didn't matter. which, coincidentally, is what outfits

like cnn call their business model. and it worked great. just ask joy reid. look, there are a lot of ways for the media to distort reality by emphasizing one thing while ignoring another, or by plain old lying. whatever the method, it will always collapse when what the media tells us doesn't jibe with what our eyes can see and our ears can hear. it's a lesson the washington post is learning the hard way because literally and figuratively, the american people just aren't buying it. so yeah, maybe what bezos is doing reflects what trump wants, but that's only because what the president wants is what everyone wants. a media that isn't full of that doesn't lie, that doesn't manipulate and immediate, that reflects the real world. instead of their lonely preoccupations. fat chance. i'm pretty sure that ship has sailed right into an orange colored iceberg called trump. >> period.

>> david, i like this new look you're sporting. you're like a santa fe mailman. that's right. thank you, i appreciate it. you know, chase down all those dogs. yes, exactly. so what do you think about the changes at the washington post? is trump making the media great again? i don't think so. there's a lot a long way to go to get there. are you enjoying your water? no, i, i asked for vodka. where's this crowd? hates me. okay, here's the thing. jeff bezos. >> owns whole. >> foods, right? >> so when i hear. >> him say he's. >> in support. >> of free markets, that makes me feel good about shoplifting there. >> you know, just. >> walk out with. >> a rotisserie. >> chicken every now. >> and then. but no, the. >> media washington post. >> i think he realized. that as. >> one of the. >> richest man men. >> in.

>> the world, it didn't. >> make. >> business sense to. >> pay a bunch of. >> propagandists to usher in. >> the communist revolution. >> yes. it finally dawned on him. yeah. >> he was like, wait a minute. >> hold on. i'm going to be first against. the wall here. >> yes, exactly. >> why does this crowd. >> hate me? you know, david, it's not just the crowd. we brought in. some of your family members. talk about you. aaron, is this is bezos moving to the right, or is he just kissing the ring as whatever that dude was saying? >> no, i. >> don't think. >> he's moving to. >> the right. i think he's moving towards. sanity and towards the center. let's remember that this is not anything new. one i think editorial boards are the way of the past. we don't need a bunch of disconnected people telling us who we should vote for president. you can share your opinion. i'm totally here for that. but this is just all nonsense anyways. but remember, in the 2020 cycle, all these left wing talking heads now are talking about, oh, he's suppressing the press and freedom. when michael bloomberg

was running for president of the united states, he told his publication bloomberg to not cover the other democrats in the primary negatively. so we want to talk about freedom of the press and manipulation. there's just one example of a mountain of where this has happened. so you know what? if you want to move toward the center and start having people read your publication again, this is a good start for that, right? >> emily. i love how on cnn the people were accusing him of using made up words like personal liberty. i didn't know that was made up. >> they were like freedom. >> yeah, freedom. >> all these made up. >> words like freedom. >> and i'm like, yeah, i guess maybe you guys don't use those words too often. so it might be a new word for you. >> yeah. >> it's funny. i really don't believe them when they're like, oh, they're just scared. of trump. it's like, no, i actually. >> i disagree. >> i think they were scared of the last administration, which is why they didn't publish these things that were going more towards being pro, you know, pro just america and

common sense in general. but it's funny because like when i think of like washington post and all these things, i'm like, how are we going to live without like the history of the racism of birds? >> yes. >> those are like real articles they've been putting out for four years. >> it would be the secret racist history of birds, you know. it's funny though, because if they had if he had actually said that the number one priority would be resisting trump, that they would have gone crazy with joy. >> yeah. >> they would have loved it. >> yeah. >> but i don't think the american people would have loved it anymore. >> that is true. all right, it's friday, charlie, your last day in that seat. >> well, for this week. >> yes. for the. well, you didn't get that news. >> oh. >> no, i haven't. >> gotten it yet. >> don't don't break it on air. >> tell me afterwards. >> so is this a harbinger? is that the right word? yes a harbinger. well. >> you're gonna have to explain that word to me. you're like, is that the word? >> and is it like a foreshadowing of things to come? foreboding. foreboding? i don't know what that is. i'm against boating. this crowd.

oh, this crowd loves this show so much. they're in rapt silence. >> yeah. >> they're in awe. >> it's true. they don't want to miss a line. they don't want to miss a line, a line thank you for they don't want their. >> keep the. >> audio track clean. no laughs. >> is this foreboding. >> of. >> more of what's to come? >> yes. thank you. >> well. >> the answer is yes, because i think we've seen a very. distinct trend. i mean, let's be honest, everybody. let's take a look at elon musk, zuckerberg, jeff bezos. i mean, they are all it's not just a mental and emotional transformation. i mean, just look at these guys like they're getting. >> yes. literally steroidal. >> when you look at jeff bezos from 2013 when he purchased the washington post to now, like he went from kevin spacey to vin diesel. >> like, yes. >> soy boy dork to like jack stud, whose fiance's cleavage was the most talked about thing at the inauguration. >> yeah, you know what he is. i said this before, jeff bezos is like a 13 year old with $1 billion.

>> well, a lot more than $1 billion. >> yeah, $100 billion. he's like, i'm going to get muscles and i'm gonna get a woman with big boobs. and i'm going to go into space. >> yeah. >> that's exactly what i would say. >> well. >> but also it has to be said healthier body, healthier mind. i don't think it's a coincidence that now he's starting to make these moves and we can't just call it a fluke. aaron, i know you say he's becoming more to the center, but he attended trump's inauguration, donated to the inaugural fund. i do think that jeff bezos is understanding that conservative values maybe are the centrist values of years ago. right. but now it's considered you are conservative. so no, i think he's waking up and i think it's smart. he's trying to preserve his audience and save his business. >> all right. well, i'm bored by this topic. meaning i'm really excited about this next topic. up next, zelensky had no chance against trump and vance. >> if you'll be in the new.

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>> in ukraine, that you say what problems we have. >> i have been to. come once. i have actually, i've actually watched and seen the stories and i know what happens is you bring people, you bring them on a propaganda tour, mr. president, or do you disagree that you've had problems bringing people into your military? and do you think that it's respectful to come to the oval office of the united states of america and attack the administration that is trying to trying to prevent the destruction of your country? >> oh, man. i always love the argument. you know, you should come and see for yourself. we're good. i wonder, does everybody have problems? >> everybody has problems, even you. but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. god bless you. god bless you. god bless you. >> don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us

what we're going to feel. >> i'm not telling you. >> because you're in no position to dictate that. >> that's. >> exactly what. >> you're doing. you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. we're going to feel very good. we're going to feel very good and very strong. >> feel influenced. >> you're right now not in a very good position. you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position. and he happens to be right. >> about from the very beginning of the war. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now you don't. are you playing cards? >> you're playing serious. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. you're gambling with world war three. and what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country. this country that's backed. you far more than a lot of people said they should have. >> god, i don't know if this is politics or the principal's office. holy hell. have you even said thank you once this entire meeting.

>> have you said thank you once this entire meeting? no. in this entire meeting, have you said thank you? you went to pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in october. offer some words of appreciation for the united states of america and the president who's trying to save your country. >> please. you think that if you will speak very loudly about the war, you. >> can start speaking loudly? he's not speaking loudly. your country is in big trouble. wait a minute. no, no, you've done a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. >> i know. >> you're not winning. no, you're not winning this. you have a damn good chance of coming out, okay? because of. >> the president, we are staying in our country, staying strong. from the very beginning of the war, we've been alone and we are thankful. i said thanks. >> you haven't. >> been in this cabinet. in this case. >> we gave you. >> through the. >> stupid president, $350 billion. we gave you military equipment. you and your men are brave, but they had to use our military. if you didn't have our military equipment, if you

didn't have our military equipment, this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days? i heard it from putin in three days. this is something. maybe less in two weeks. of course. >> it's going to be a very hard thing to do business like this. >> oh my gosh. >> oh. >> it's like a really good episode of judge judy zelensky's the guy who didn't pay his car insurance or something. i don't know, but what if russia breaks the ceasefire? >> what if. >> russia breaks ceasefire? what if russia breaks these talks? what do you do then? understand that it's a heated conversation, right? >> what are you saying? >> she's asking, what if russia breaks the ceasefire? >> what if they. what, if anything? what if a bomb drops on your head right now? okay, what if they broke it? i don't know, they broke it with biden because biden, they didn't respect him. they didn't respect obama. they respect me.

>> i don't think trump has ever answered a hypothetical. finally, i wonder what the problem is. >> the problem is i've empowered you to be a tough guy, and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave, but you're either going to make a deal or we're out. and if we're out, you'll fight it out. i don't think it's going to be pretty, but you'll fight it out. but you don't have the cards. but once we sign that deal, you're in a much better position. but you're not acting at all thankful. and that's not a nice thing. i'll be honest. that's not a nice thing. all right. i think we've seen enough. what do you think this is? this is going to be great television. i will say that. >> aaron. great television. have you ever witnessed a political moment like that, ever? >> no, not that i can recall

between two world leaders. no, but i just want to start with the blatantly obvious. the reason that we have to see zelensky in here with trump is because of joe biden. if joe biden hadn't capitulated to russia on nord stream two, circumventing ukraine, we wouldn't be here. so let's just all make sure we put the blame squarely where it goes here. but with that said, this was a masterclass in donald trump's game of fafo you want to come into the oval office and try and be the big guy next to the leader of the free world who has provided your country not only artillery, but the means and the dollars, to be able to fight for your sovereignty, which i fully support. ukrainian sovereignty. russia should not be in that country. get out. let these leave these people alone. but man, oh man, donald trump just showed vladimir zelensky the way out of the white house. and he said, this is the deal you're getting. this is the art of the deal. and this is how the united states operates. we don't have a half coherent president anymore. this guy is completely aware of what's going on and he's done with it.

>> yeah, you. f a f. oh, i love that toy store. >> yeah. >> faa f.a.o. schwarz. right. is this still open? emily. okay, was that insane? i in our newsroom, everybody's jaw was open. just walking around going, what the hell is going on? what do you think? >> i think we're living through the most amazing timeline, and i'm really glad i'm on this side so i can support it and just be in absolute awe of it. i just think he's used to coming to the united states in borderline pajamas, which i find so disrespectful, walking in, demanding money. i don't think him and biden even have like a real conversation. i think he just knew he was going to get whatever he wants no matter what. and then he would leave and it's like, dude, you do need to say thank you. and also to what about the american people? is that not our money? >> yeah. >> and do you think everyone

here agrees with what's going on? no, but their money's going either way. so i think that's the least he could do. >> speaking of is what he was wearing. this was a really funny moment when trump greeted zelensky before the sit down. >> what are you all dressed up? oh yeah, i'm pretty close. how are you? great show. >> he's all dressed up today. >> what's your. >> trump? you know we don't deserve trump. we do not deserve. what did we do to deserve him? i guess four years of. >> biden, we put up with four years of biden. that's what we did to deserve donald trump. >> it really is. so one of the things aaron was talking about, the art of the deal. do you think that this thing is part of a greater negotiation, that it isn't the end of anything? it's just this was how he could just force zelensky to take the deal that he doesn't want to take by basically this

ritualistic humiliation. >> yeah, well, zelensky is not looking to be partners with anyone. he wants us to be a one sided agreement, which it has been for the last four years. we've given them billions of dollars. and what have we gotten in return? nothing. we've dug ourselves in such a deep hole. well, now, you know, we were showing zelensky the rest of the world that the united states is not a piggy bank. this is not a charity organization. we want to get a return on our investment. and if you don't like it, then get out. and quite frankly, he was tossed right out of the white house. their press conference, what was supposed to take place afterwards was canceled. and in the fight business, greg, we call this getting bodied. >> yeah. all right, wrap it up for us, david, with your perceptive political analysis. >> well, you. >> know, i. >> think i'm just going to wait for the andy cohen. >> after show of that. that's when they're going to break it down. you know, the reunion when. >> they come back. >> in and zelensky explains

what he was. >> you know, we. >> got to get the confessionals. >> the do you feel bad? there's a little part of me that feels bad for zelensky in that he english isn't his first language. so he was just like, ben. it's not trump's either, you know? both of these guys having a hard time. i mean. >> the comments about the volume two were great because he's like, he's not talking loud, but i'm talking loud. >> yes. so did it move you in any way? >> you know, i think i think he's going to be mad at jd. who instigated it. >> really? no way. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> everything was going. >> he was trying to be diplomatic and jd jumped in. >> ooh no he said that he kind of. he kind of trump. >> trump on that negotiation. >> interesting. sigh i didn't even think of that. so you think that things were probably going to be smooth. and then vance kind of went boop. like he really did. he kicked. >> in the door. >> yeah. >> i don't think he's going to be mad about it, though,

because it is very clear that jd vance has been hot on the ukraine issue for years. as the united states senator, he was going to kick in that door. there was no option with him sitting in the oval. >> yeah, in your face, david. we'll see. i just you know, i'm beginning to rethink my assessment of you as a political genius. fair. yeah. stick to santa fe politics, mailman. up next, americans lose trust after the epstein files bust. >> our restaurant's. >> been in business for 17 years. american technology and innovation are a part of everything we do, from helping us attract new customers to facilitating deliveries through websites and apps. i'm really excited about what artificial intelligence can do for small businesses like ours. this game changing technology can make us smarter and more efficient. advancing open source ai will make our economy and main street stronger. our leaders in washington need to protect our competitive edge. >> patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth. they have to make a

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conspiracies, you follow politics. yeah, well, you think they're stringing us along? >> i'll tell you what happened. okay? look, i know people highly pleased, okay? so what happened was the fbi gave. they reviewed the files, sent it off to pam bondi. she reviewed the files. then the last step, they they sent it to gene hackman's house. >> oh. >> oh. >> and we still don't know really what. >> are you suggesting? >> that perhaps. >> that his mysterious murder is linked to the epstein files? >> i'm just saying we haven't as long as hillary is on the loose. we don't know. we can't. >> be sure of anything. >> we can't be sure of anything. >> you know what? that makes perfect sense. well, aaron, do you think that this is, like, was this kind of, like, just a big game to keep us, like, it's just something fun to think about, but it's never there's nothing there. or is it being

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>> don's a good friend. >> you know. i hate to see him like this. >> donald. >> check in on him. >> yeah. >> no, you know, he's. i mean, look. hey, here. we're talking about his. tick tock. so he did go. in a way. he did go viral. >> yes. >> so who's the crazy person? >> yeah. he went viral. and this time, not in the way he's used to. aaron. i don't even know what that means. >> it sounded good. >> you know, it's all in your head. you're thinking terrible things, aaron. it is. it's like, hard to have sympathy for somebody who dismissed people's real concerns about crime and immigration. so, like, who gives a if he's going nuts? >> i feel like he's in this weird influencer era of chasing people down on subways, and i do i feel bad, like what? what a what a fall. i mean, but i know that, you know, joy reid's looking for work, so there's a time slot open where he could have a whole show of chasing weirdos around the subway. i mean, there's a real opportunity here.

>> ooh. >> maybe i shouldn't be his agent, but, you know, that's that's. >> for me to say. >> or maybe you should. >> you know what you just brought up? what is his agent thinking? emily? it's like. don, what are you trying to do? >> i don't feel bad for him. i will say, though, i'll give him some advice, because i do. tick tock. just. don, you got to make it over a minute and be in that creator program if you want to make money. >> interesting advice. i don't know what that means. >> that's how you make money. >> i'm too old for the tiktok generation. when i hear tick tock, i think of like, you know. >> death coming clocks. >> yes. >> you know though. >> david. >> you almost redeemed the a block. >> almost not quite not. >> not quite. >> still a long way to dig out of that hole. >> yes. up next, viewer mail. don't go away. >> nick saban took alabama.

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