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>> welcome to the special edition of "hannity", i'm in for sean. and tonight cactus when you you think the democrats have hit rock bottom, think again. with their poll numbers at historic lows, someone from the not-so-distant past is offering a helping hand. according to nbc news, joe biden wants back in. yes, joe wants back in. in fact both joe and jill have reached out to party leadership to help with fund-raising, campaigning and anything else the dnc needs. but they are overtures have reportedly fallen a bit flat with some democrats and even former biden aids mocking the former first couple. meanwhile, to self-proclaimed socialists, multimillionaire bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria across your quartet is are hitting the road to lead the resistance against from, watch this. >> i'm here to remind you that

we are not powerless in this moment. people are starting to put the pieces together. and ironically, the most divisive forces in our country are actually starting to bring more of us together. >> we all know people that are dealing with addiction, right? drug addiction is a horrendous problem, i think we have lost 100,000 people because of drug overdoses. we know people who are alcoholic who need more and more to drink, we know people who can't control themselves with food or tobacco. but i will tell you, that the worst addiction in this country today is the greed of the oligarchy. >> this is the best the democratic party can do? but wait, it gets worse. according to a new morning consul poll, it is kamala harris who is the clear favorite to win

the 2028 presidential nomination for the democrats. this is a party deeply out of touch with reality. even james carville is calling them stupid and demanding that they apologized to roll america. have a listen to this. >> i think it was always the time for democrats to campaign in rural areas. i don't know how the party ever got away from that. some of its more urban members and commentators lived in a folly of a world that we could exist within a election just concentrating on large urban areas. the stupidity of, we have to be the most progressive, self-righteous moralistic people in the world, people who live in rural america just fat, leasing stupid which is decidedly not true. but that is the way that some of

the urban elements of our party have tried to come across. and it is stupid to apologize to the world for being so [bleep] stupid. >> so where does the democratic party go from here? joining us with reaction, fox news contributor miranda devine. a former united states senator and invested her, scott brown. and harris poll chairman, mark pent who says the democratic party is in ruins and predicts a wipe out in the midterm election. thank you all for joining us on this beautiful night. mark, i have to start with you. you follow this as close as anybody. to say the democratic party is in ruins, it doesn't get much stronger than that mark. >> i have never seen anything like this in 40 years of polling. the democratic party has collapsed. from like a 47% favorable down to 29, 27 and some of these polls.

and that is on incredible loss of moderate, working-class voters. those kinds of voters that the democratic party needs to win elections and has been shrunk to a base of left wing advocates like bernie sanders and aoc who are touring the country, carrying the democratic banner. that is not helping. >> well it is helping one party, just not the, that's for sure. miranda, joe biden wants back in. more joe is what he says. joe and jill are willing to go to bat and raise money, do whatever it takes. that didn't work so well last time. >> no. apparently joe biden is feeling a little out of sorts and unloved and so he has offered the democratic party to come back in and help them with fund-raising and raising morale. and if you want to read the most

hilarious story of the week, it is in "the new york post" today for my colleagues, josh christianson and stephen nelson and they have just done a roundup of anonymous democrats and their quotes are sidesplitting. they say, is this an "snl" skit? the absolute loathing for joe biden has suddenly come to the four. it is out in the open. joe biden is delusional, we have always known that. but what the democratic party did to themselves in 2020 was they really -- they tricked everybody to get joe biden over the line, it was obvious that he was not cognitively up to it. but they hid that. they made pete and amy stand aside even though they were beating joe biden hands down in the iowa new hampshire primaries. they bernie sanders again. instead of just saying, okay,, we may lose this time but we will rebuild our party and maybe

come back in 2024, they tricked the electorate, they tricked their party, they pulled every dirty trick in the book and then they spent the last four years lying to the american people that joe biden was honest joe and empathetic joe and cognitively all their joe. he is none of the above, he has always been corrupt and dishonest and awful and now he is also senile. and so the democratic party deserves everything that has happened to them and i'm glad that they are in the doldrums because you just cannot reward a party that is so dishonest and so cunning that it would do the deception that it pulled on the american people in 2020. we want them to come back but not yet. >> ambassador, look, you admitted, you've been in you night state night state senate engine ambassador, particularly with the northeast there. this is a party who is really struggling. they don't have a leader and they don't have a message, other

than that things are going pretty swimmingly for them. >> listen, all i can say is thank god president trump got elected. the fact that he has immediately swept the board, i knew that was a farce because they surveyed, you need a strong president making sure that men aren't competing in women's sports, about that? that's a novel idea. the democrats are wrong in every single issue. i'm not the first one to say this, obviously. i'm just miffed that why they can't yet onboard and do their jobs. like solve the country's problems, find a couple things that you actually agree with the republicans on and actually do your job and passed some things and you can say, yeah,, i work with them on this because ice close to the border, i stopped men in women's sports, it helped us become energy independent. i ripped off the scab and found all that fraud, waste and abuse but they don't want to do that because they don't like president trump. thank god he is there.

i am looking forward to the next 60 days, it's not even 100 days and i hope everybody listens, "out there and advocate for him to make sure that he continues to do the people's business, the things that he was elected to do and thank the good lord that he is there. >> mark, scott brings up a good point here. they seem to resist everything. their whole strategy is just to resist. these same people were out there advocating to get rid of gas-powered cars in favor of electric vehicles, now you have people protesting tesla dealerships and charging stations. they can't seem to make up their mind. just because it is trump and elon, i think the overwhelming majority of people look at that and say, what are you for? what you actually stand for is a party? >> and in 2016, the resistance was somewhat effective because

president trump was new to the presidency. but this time around, president trump has hit the ground running. he won the popular vote, democrats have kind of looked back and they said you know, biden really was a a week president. some of these positions like having an open border were really crazy. all of this spending that generated inflation really hurt. so i think in retrospect, they looked back you're on everything and they wondered how they could possibly have supported it. i think trump is still -- he is in the 50 percent, 52% rating. people are still waiting to see improve on what he's doing but there's still a lot of support for policies like deporting criminals. i think you see this party is in the wilderness right now, it is going to be in the wilderness for a while, it is much better off looking for some areas where it could cooperate, not try to run the resistance playbook again because the truth of the

matter is that people want to see trump's policies and weather they are going to work or not. they don't want resistance, they want cooperation and collaboration and bipartisanship. and that is why schumer did the right thing when he didn't shut down the government. he was protecting the party from an even worse debacle and it would have been worse because you know how republicans know what happens when you shut down the government. nothing good for the party that does. so look, i think there is going to be a war within the party, it will take until the primaries and may be another bill clinton will come out of this party and maybe not. >> i've only got seconds left, so miranda and scott, "ahead. >> listen, bill clinton and jfk aren't allowed in the party anymore. moderate democrats aren't allowed anymore, is no moderate democrats allowed in this party. they are so far left that the average american does not understand what they are talking about and this fighting with the

oligarchy, what? speak english to the people that actually want to make their lives better. so once again, keep it up chock. it couldn't happen to a better person. >> a couple days amazing, he flip-flopped just in a couple of days. and when you have a party that has a kennedy serving in the trump administration, it is pretty amazing times. miranda, scott and mark, thank you all for joining us tonight on entity, do appreciate it. it has been a rough couple of months for democrats and as you might imagine, hollywood celebrities are not taking it so well. rosie o'donnell actually left the country. if you didn't notice, she left the country. she moved to ireland or she is writing anti-trump poetry. and i know you all want to read it. she is touting the views of her new home, have a look. >> it is not easy to move to another country.

and we really felt as a family that this was the safest and best thing for us to do. and it looks like, sadly, we were correct from what's happening in the united states is overwhelmingly depressing. but i tell you i feel healthier, i'm sleeping better. without the stress and anxiety over what was happening politically in the country. i am very happy that we made the decision that we made. and i am really hopeful that americans are going to see the americans who voted for him, just how cruel he is. and do something that will stop him. >> another celebrity has a slightly different coping mechanism. today he went on the view and called trump a racist, how original. take a look. >> trump's executive order terminated all of that the ai mandates, policies and programs

in the federal government. >> it's terrible. removing plaques of black and latino and women heroes. but what can of action is that? it's like a white only club. >> here now with more, the tutor dixon podcast host, tutor dixon. and out, founder, clay travis. thank for joining us. i have to start with you, rosie o'donnell moving out of the country, moving to ireland and writing poetry about from, what you think? >> you might not know this but actually worked for rosie o'donnell once upon a time. so 26 years ago i was an intern at the rosie o'donnell show. i know, i know. the rosie o'donnell that i knew was obviously a different rosie o'donnell than people today. people adored her, they love working on her show. i don't know what happened but i will give her credit that she didn't like it, she said she was going to leave, every other celebrity says they will leave and they just in the united states so she left and she is saying all of this stuff. the one thing i would say is

rosie, don't look at our party, look at your party. if you are so unhappy, ask yourself why your party screwed up so much. >> you bring up a good point because, clay, at least she dig what she said she was going to do. ellen to generous said she would do it and she actually moved out but all of these other ones, i have to leave the country and then they don't. so give her some credit there. i don't wish any ill will on any person, on any american. if she's happier there, i'm glad she went. >> i actually feel sorry for ireland. because of all of the celebrities that said they were going to leave, don't you think they are actually disappointed that they got rosie o'donnell? i mean she is like 78 on the list of celebrities that you would want if you are irish to move your country. no americans care. and by the way, tutor dixon, we

need you to to run in michigan and help win back that state either as governor or senator. she has a great podcast and we would hate to lose her like we lost sean. but she would dominate in michigan. she would win statewide as either a senator or a governor. maybe rosie would move back since she used to be an intern. may be she would be comfortable in michigan with you and control there. >> michigan is lovely. i do encourage people to move to the state of michigan. i will take rosie, i will take anybody. come on, we are friendly here in michigan. >> that is pretty friendly, that is going the extra mile to be friendly with that one. but listen, you've got john leguizamo, he was a decent actor, at two he used to be. but he's out there saying trump is racist. i don't know, may be cash patel may have something to say about that, may be tulsi gabbard would take issue with that, i'm just guessing. what is your take on donald trump the racist? that is such an old, tired trope

that they throw out there that is just -- it just doesn't hold water. >> i mean if you look at this, you have marco rubio, like you said you have tulsi gabbard. but also this idea that it is the white men's club. you have the first female chief of staff with an amazing woman who has done incredible things. everyone is praising her all across the nation. how dare he say this about donald trump's white house. open your eyes people, this is why you have a 27% approval rating because people are looking at this white house and saying it has more first than any other. you've got women, you've got gay, you've got black, you got latino. they are not hiring for race, they are hiring for equality and they got great, quality people. >> he is hiring the best peoples. >> yeah, you really hammered that one home. i think after hammered home. it hasn't gotten enough attention. donald trump one the least

racially divisive election victory in 2024 since 1964. that is white, black, asian, hispanic, we have never voted closer together than we did for donald trump in 2024. remember interestingly, the only group that kamala harris gain support by what actually white voters a little bit. but black, asian and hispanic voters overwhelmingly came to trump and let me give a shout out right now, i'm near bedminster where president trump is. caroline levitt is bringing in all sorts of new media. i am one of them, i will be up here with donald trump tomorrow with the president and several other people to watch the ncaa wrestling championships in philadelphia. guess what? the penn state wrestling team endorsed donald trump, good for those guys r and october of 2024 right before the election in the swing state of pennsylvania. also the swing state of michigan they won as well. but it should be an electric atmosphere.

trump has been cheered at the daytona 500, at the super bowl. i bet he gets phenomenal reception in philadelphia at that wrestling championship tomorrow. i cannot wait to check it out. >> some of the best wrestlers in the world. i don't know if we ever had a president go to such a wrestling match but good on him r i'm glad that he is bringing you along. i don't think he has but penn state, iowa state, there are some really good teams out there and wrestlers that are off the charts. and look, this is the magic of donald trump that the democrats never figure out. they never figure out that the idea that, guess what, he just goes and does things that real people actually do. they don't try to pretend to go on the view and tell people they are racist, that just doesn't move the meter. tutor, last thought to you. >> exactly. when you watch this, everything on their side is very scripted. they are used to having messages that they then scent to the media, the media spreads the

message, they feel like their voices are being heard all across the nation. but now everybody has turned on the media, they have turned on their messaging and it is all fake, it's all acted out. they have these stupid videos, you have the who is your fighter , it all feels very scripted. and the american people are done with scripted. donald trump is like the least scripted man on the planet and people love that about him because they think he is real, they know he is real. they know he cares about them and when he goes to these wrestling matches, when he goes to these fights, when he goes to the super bowl, people go he is just like me and he cares about america. because if you care about sports and you care about the events that happen in the country and you care about the musicians, people say he really gets at. he gets every aspect of it because we know he gets business, we know he gets foreign policy and he is real. >> last were to you, clay. >> i think he is absolutely killing it and you nailed it. look, she start off by saying 2n

and nbc. the democrat party has lit itself on fire. donald trump has got some s'mores and he is keeping his hands warm as they continue to burn themselves down. fortunately the country is benefiting. >> while you enjoy your time with the president at wrestling tomorrow, thank you so much for joining us. and you know what, authenticity wins the day and they understand that donald trump delivers authenticity all the time. have a good weekend, and enjoy it and stay with us here because coming up, the left are continuing their relentless attacks on elon musk and tesla. including acts of domestic terror. but trump is now threatening to send some of these anti-tesla terrorists to el salvador. we will explain is this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity". the rage against tesla is sadly only getting worse. in response to the continued threats and harassment, tesla's ceo held an all-hands meeting today at the company where he reassured employees that the future remains bright r he told them not to sell their stock. meanwhile, president trump had some very harsh words for tesla vandals this morning on truth social, letting them know, quote, we are looking for you. and openly wondered whether some of these criminals could serve their prison sentences in prison in el salvador. but as threats get more and more violent, few democrats seem to care.

as this columnist writes in "the new york post", their silence is deafening. carol joins us right now along with our fox news contributor sarah carter. thank you for joining us tonight. carol, tell us what you are hearing and seeing. this is absurd what they are doing, it's insane. >> it is very similar to trump's first term where they just couldn't deal with their emotions and the trump when and so they were violent and crazy on our streets. very similarly now, they are targeting tesla's, both drivers and dealerships that seldom and they are doing these violent acts and think they will be held accountable r but this is a different trump administration than the first one and i think they will be held accountable this time. adding to that of course, is that democrats are actively rooting for this violence. tim walz is so excited that tesla stock is down, it was to 25 when he mentioned it, it closed today at 243. i think elon musk should pay tim walz to talk bad about tesla

more often. >> look, iona tesla, my wife and i have had a tesla for years, it's a great car. i also happen to have a ford f150. but this is ridiculous. it was just months ago that they were going to pass legislation to make sure that we couldn't drive a gas-powered car because they wanted on electric car. now what are we trying to do? save money and make sure the countries on sound financial footing? that is elon musk's big violation here? i am glad that pam bondi, the attorney general is getting after it and that they will start charging people with terrorism. and these idiots, if they understood, tesla's have nine cameras on them. eight outside and one inside. so put it in sentry my mode, we will catch a lot of criminals and they may go to prison in el salvador. and sarah, you have actually been to this prison in el salvador, tell us about it. >> absolutely i have been there. i was there late last year and

president trump is scaring them straight. we had four years of complete lawlessness with the democrats where the radical left -- this isn't about the old dams, this is in our father's old democratic party. these are radical marxist leftists that are enraged and they are taking out their rage on elon musk and president trump , on tesla, on innocent civilians and the hypocrisy of it all, this is what the left wanted. they were allowing electric vehicles and saving the environment and they loved elon musk. they loved him until he got the common sense, supported president trump and then all hell breaks loose. look at las vegas were receive the tesla dealership on fire, we have molotov cocktails being thrown, we have innocent civilians, people driving in their tesla's harassed and

stopped by masked strangers in the middle of the street. this is very much out of control but it comes directly from the marxist playbook. this is not the america, jason, that you and i know where democrats and republicans can find some common ground. this is about a company that is revolutionizing the future and the way we do things and they would rather through the baby out with the bathwater. these radical leftists would rather destroy tesla, destroy the united states back stop all over the constitution because of their hatred towards president trump. and that is absolutely unacceptable and that is why attorney general pam bondi has every right to throw the book at them. these are domestic terrorists back these are terrorist actions and they are putting people's lives in danger and it has to stop, it absolutely does. >> it truly is terrorism. the way that it is targeted. but this is the way the left and the democrats act.

and what is unbelievable to me, carol, is that you don't have responsible democrats, with very few exceptions. i think the congressman for california is one example. but in a sea of democrats, you don't hear anything. instead you see senator mark kelley going out and filming a video saying i've got to get rid of my tesla because i'm sending the wrong signal and then he is going to go out and get a chevy tahoe which, great car, wonderful vehicle but come on. where are the democrats standing up saying no, we don't do violence in this country. and you know what, a zero emissions car? that's good for the country. >> it is. the problem here is that the media does not hold democrats accountable. obviously you do on fox news but in general they are not held accountable by the media. if this was happening on our side, on the republican side,

you would have every republican and congress having to answer for this vandalism and for this terrorism. that is another thing. i drive a tesla, i think we should drop the domestic part of the terrorism conversation. it is just plain a terrorism. it is intimidation and violence hoping for a political outcome. in this case they want to shut elon up, they want him to quit his job at doge, they want him to say this is too scary and too much and i have to go back to being at tesla, i have to protect my employees and my staff. so this is really a targeted political thing and i think we need to call it plain old terrorism. again, i drive a tesla, you can try this thing in florida, let me tell you. that would be very risky if you tried to deface tesla's in florida. >> i just can't imagine the tesla dealerships right now or charging stations where people are picketing. so friday night, your picketing, someone is charging their car, just a neighbor who is purchasing a tesla and to what end? i can't -- i can't even fathom the type of person who does this.

last were to you sarah as we exit the segment here. >> let me tell you this, jason. this is a time for each and every one of us in america who support freedom, who support the constitution, who support president trump and elon musk, to get out there and purchase a tesla if you can, if you can afford it, to go out there and by tesla stock, to really show that we are unified behind our president. we are not radicals, we will not go out there and destroy property or target corporations like we see rick wilson and the lincoln project and all of these idiots out there that are doing that. we will stand unified and i think that is what is going to happen. i say to buy tesla stock now, it will go up big time. >> thank you both for joining us tonight on "hannity", appreciate it. coming up next, trumped arrangement syndrome is reaching new levels of insanity.

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity". we have all heard of trumped arrangement syndrome, it is real. but now there is a new trump-induced condition, breaking out on the left. trump travel anxiety. apparently some liberals who like to travel abroad are suddenly afraid because they think the rest of the world shares their hatred of president trump. for example,, one friend group from california profiled in "the new york times" recently took a trip to mexico city but

only spoke to each other in french to avoid being identified as americans. here now with reaction is the host of ask dr. drew on rumble, dr. drew pinsky. all right, doc,, analyse this for us. it seems like a lot of people jump at a lot of shadows. >> let's think about it this way. trumped arrangement, their husband-wife psychologist that actually defined the syndrome using psychometrics to figure out what this thing is. clearly it is afflicting some people. and the one feature that was universal in people who were really suffering from this was a sense of external focus of control. in other words things happen to them, a victim, think about that. and also associated with it is a sort of narcissism. and if you have a narcissistic personality trait, you will believe the world was thinking about you. so your hatred, your panic, or psychotic feelings of a president trump are going to be projected out to the world. the reality is the rest of the

world -- first of all, most of it hates us when we travel, they are not super happy with american travelers. and secondarily, at most whatever i have encountered has been confusion. if they have questions they are confused, what's going on? it seems like a lot. but there is not hatred. >> it depends where in the world you go because a lot of places you go in the world, they love america. they can't get enough of america. there is places like maybe a lot of people don't go to lithuania but they can't survive without us. you go to romania, they love us. and quite frankly, i have been to mexico since donald trump was elected, i didn't have any problem, no one gave us a hard time at all. but i do think that you were onto something something, that people get externally worried. it is interesting that you say about the narcissism, they are all thinking about me, they know what my thoughts are. but what is it that donald trump is provoking that may be other presidents or political figures haven't done?

>> it is hard to say exactly what the features are that he maintains that really triggers this thing. but somehow he pushes right on that button and fundamentally underneath this, let me put it this way. another way of conceptualizing this is yet another mass formation or mass formation psychosis. about 20% of people really become hypnotized by the press, they become hypnotized by their social echo chambers and they can be persuaded very quickly, 20% that they are in danger, historical -- hysterical or delusional and to the extent that trumped arrangement syndrome affects the functioning and i would say having trouble traveling is beginning to affect functioning, then it becomes a real disorder. no what his underlying it, i would actually say that trumped arrangement is sort of a symptom of other disorders. although, as i said, these two psychologist have characterized it as a real syndrome, it is not in the dsm-v and i know minnesota is attempting to legislate it as a syndrome.

that will not increase the probability it will show up on a diagnostic. >> isn't there an easy remedy for these people? if it scares you to go travel abroad because you were afraid of donald trump, maybe you just -- maybe you can travel to some other place? maybe in the united states or just not travel. isn't that the easiest remedy? >> no, it's not the remedy. guess what? because what we know, contrary to the way we have sort of directed our youth in the last 10 years, the way to develop mental health and resiliency, particularly around obsessive thoughts and anxiety is exposure. exposure therapy. tolerable exposure. ideally we would expose them to president trump. we would make contact with him so when he doesn't become the cartoon figure they have heard about and their echo chambers, he becomes a human being, he becomes someone may or may not disagree with and that is that. but as it is, we tell people you need a safe space, you can't be

offended, you need to protect yourself. that is how you create mental illness. particularly around ocd and anxiety-type symptoms. and that is certainly a feature of all of this. >> you know, there are some families that just can't get together at thanksgiving because it instantly devolves to talking about politics. and there are a lot of people out there that just cannot resist the idea that maybe they can just talk about family or sports or entertainment and just not talk about that. but exposure, that is an interesting theory on how to deal with it. because some people, i think it is very real for them. >> it for sure is. and it -- as i said, because it is sort of a mass group, 20 or 30% become hypnotized, .% are saying what's going on here, this doesn't feel right. much the same way as covid went. and then about 70% really

doesn't care that much. they just want to get on with her life as people are often saying these days, they want the economy to grow, they want jobs, they want to take care of their family. that is the vast majority of americans. and those people are not the ones staying away from their family dinner tables. it is that 20% that is hypnotized that makes all of the trouble. >> it is that small percentage that wants to throw a molotov cocktail at a tesla that scares me. and i don't know -- you may have some deep-seated thoughts on how to deal with that but law enforcement and incarceration may be a good remedy as well. that's just my personal take on it. last thought to you. >> i would just say we don't bring consequences down enough. that is what helps people contain their behaviors when their behaviors are destructive and irrational. >> dr. drew pinsky, you are the best. appreciate you joining us tonight, really do appreciate it. coming up, more and more

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity". president trump continues delivering on the promises he made to the american people. bringing businesses back to the united states. johnson & johnson will now invest more than $55 billion in the united states over the next four years. including four new manufacturing plants. this investment is a 25% increase compared to the prior four years and the company estimates the economic impact

will be more than $100 billion a year. thanks to johnson & johnson, good on you. and following president trump's meeting with leaders from the united arab emirates earlier this week, the uae has committed to a 10-year, $1.4 trillion investment in the united states. none of that was happening with joe biden but it is certainly happening with donald trump. also happening this week the sun reported that king charles may propose making the united states an associate member of the commonwealth. during trump's second state visit. trump responded to the report with a truth social post saying, quote, i love king charles, sounds good to me. here now with reaction, trumps economic advisor and cofounder of unleash prosperity, steve moore along with the blankly fellow kelly mcgee whites. kailey, let's start with you dear. donald trump, promises made, promises delivered.

we are at like day 91 of the trump administration and we are seeing billions and billions pour into manufacturing that wasn't there before. >> and this influx of investment is really one of the reasons that i refuse to be sour on trumps economic agenda no matter what the polls say. because clearly what he is proposing is attracting money. and money talks. and i think this very swift and massive influx of investment also speaks to a larger point. which is that for the past 50 years, there very clearly has been a deliberate and coordinated effort to dismantle the united states economy from a great one to just an average one. that everyone else in the world gets to benefit from, except for the very people who pay taxes into the system. donald trump wants to change that. he has a plan to change that and that plan just so happens to be attracting a lot of investment from companies that wall street might not like but certainly the american taxpayers are going to end up liking what they produce.

>> i mean, steve, this is just this week and the numbers are pretty stunning. you understand the numbers, you made a whole career or whole living off of crunching numbers. what is going on here, what is the difference, wise trump able to do this and maybe others not so much? >> all of those numbers that you cited are on top of the $1 trillion of commitments he already had the week before. so that is unamazing number. certainly an all-time record of $2 trillion committed to be invested in the united states under want to make sure people understand, when companies invest here, they create jobs here and those tend to be high-paying. your tongue but manufacturing jobs, in structuring drops, pharmaceutical jobs at a lot of

new investment in the technology sector. no the reason that is happening is not just because these countries love trump, they love his policies. we will loan him the tax rates, we will reduce the regulatory costs of being here, will reduce the cost when you were here and what is not to like i think this is just the beginning of an avalanche of investment coming into the united states and creating jobs here and making us number 1 again. >> to steve's point there, there is a lot of jobs, a lot of people will have some options to move up the food chain and make more money. and look, these employers to attract good employees, they will have to pay more. >> it will be especially important for working-class voters and for the middle class which has been completely hollowed out under democratic policies that have only benefited the upper 1%. i think of my own family in rural ohio, many of whom still work for the exact same auto factory that they started out when they were teenagers. they have watched their industry be hollowed out at the expense of democratic policies. trump cares about those workers and many of the economic policies that he has introduced are deliberately designed to benefit them, to bring the factories back, to bring their jobs back and give them a shot

at the american dream which is what everyone deserves. >> steve, so much of this is going to revolve around taxes. it is not a discussion may be that everyone has on a daily basis but you have made a salient point about the need to have tax reform and make sure that it is permanent. give us a little more depth to that. >> i would say that on top of that, even more important than permanent is do it urgently. and i think most of your viewers understand that by january first, if we don't get that bill passed, we're talking about 4 trillion-dollar tax increase, that will be the biggest tax increase probably in war -- world history. and incidentally, your former colleagues, the democrats in congress, everything the one of them, every one of them voted for that tax increase back about three weeks ago. so it is critical that they get it done, it's critical that they do it quickly. but the first quarter gdp is going to be negative because of

the residue of biden economics. we don't want to second quarter of negative gdp or that would technically be a recession, that's not the way republicans want to start. the way to avoid that recession is to get the tax cut done and then the investment will flow in even faster and so will the jobs. >> real quickly, both of you want to get you on the record, "want you to predict. starting with you, is it going to be one big beautiful bill and reconciliation? and they actually do that or really have to push it into two bills? >> i think -- i think it will be one bill. because i think trump will get everything that he wants, you will fit a lot in their and he has a lot to fit in there. i think he just wants to do it all at once and he knows he has the best shot at passing if they do it in one. >> steve? quickly, what's your prediction. >> i would say one bill and here's what i want to propose trump to get on the case of the senators to get this done. how about a bill signing ceremony on memorial day?

>> there you go. one big beautiful bill. republicans, you have figured out how to play team ball. now you have to do it one more time, one big beautiful bill, you only need a majority in the house and senate. you can actually pull that off. thank you both for joining us on "hannity". coming up, more of this special edition of "hannity" right after the break, don't goy anywhere, we are not done yet.ou r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today.

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