charly. charly: ¡a mí no me digas charly, y menos en frente de la gente! sí. sergio: bueno, este, ¿alguien quiere seguir la fiesta? todos: ¡yo! ¡eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh! matías: jefe, ¿la seguimos? diego: nana, lamento decirlo, pero este matrimonio no es lo que todos pensaban. pilar: tienes razón. acabo de darme cuenta que este matrimonio está más sólido que nunca. gracias, gracias, diego, por apoyarnos, de verdad, gracias. matías: jefe, jefe, se me está ocurriendo algo. diego: ¿qué? matías: si yo me caso este año, ¿sería mi padrino? ya tengo el ramo. [ríe] charly: [ríe] ahora sí me sorprendiste, ¿eh? qué bien actuaste, hasta yo me la creí. deyanira: qué actuación ni que ocho cuartos, me vas a explicar dónde andabas. charly: ay ¿qué? ¿a poco sí te enojaste? deyanira: o sea, ¿el señor se va a una despedida de soltero y se le hace de lo más normal? ¿qué hiciste? charly: lo que se hace en una despedida de soltero. deyanira: ah, claro, de seguro te bailaron en el tubo, le diste su buena propinota a la niña, le dijiste que te estabas divorciando, que le ibas a s

-lemonis: charlie? -charlie: that's a good one.ut the yellow and the purple. in some areas, it's harsh for me. woman #4: so this is inspired by moroccan tiles. charlie: oh, wow. mary ellen: i love it, how you have it placed on the towel. chuck: i love the color palette. i'm not crazy about the print at all. mary ellen: historically, we sell to the buyer's needs, and that buyer is a middle-aged, older mind-set. and you're fantastic at selling them, but if we want to move forward and capture a younger audience, i think what you've done is beautiful. lemonis: what i will tell you, chuck, what does concern me, is you fall back to older a lot. any designer has to have an open mind about everything because designing is a collaboration, and after seeing the way he reacted to the work, it told me right there and then -- this guy can't lead the design process. i think my biggest concern with the company is the design process. it really has, historically, just been you coming up with ideas. chuck: without a question of a doubt. lemonis: your

ahora sí, me siento reteindependiente, mi charly. charly: que no me digas charly.ra: como tú digas, mi charly. cinco. charly: oye, y por cierto, ¿dónde aprendiste a maquillar así, eh? deyanira: ah, pues, en el barrio, los drags siempre me pedían que las maquillara. charly: pues, qué bueno que doña beatriz no conoce tu barrio, ¿eh? deyanira: ni te quejes que también quedó bien contento el señor "araceliarámbula". charly: es el señor "aramburuzabala", ¿eh? deyanira: es que suena igualito, ¿no? uno, dos, tres. oye, a lo mejor, son familia de los hijitos de luis miguel. charly: ay. deyanira: bueno, yo decía. híjoles, te "vies", "vies" bien "demiacrado". todas: [ríen] diego: demia--demia--¿qué? charly: muchas gracias, primo, eh, no pensé que--no pensé que me fueras a dejar solo, [bip] diego: [bip] todos: [ríen] charly: gruñes como un oso hormiguero. deyanira: ay. charly: es [...] el oso hormiguero. deyanira: porque gruñes como-- ¿qué dijiste? charly: un oso hormiguero. deyanira: como un oso hormiguero. charly: el oso hormiguero tiene su boca así. deyanira: [ríe] charly:

joining us tonight for the hour, sara carter and charlie kirk.ust look at what they've done, there it is, confirmed by the official gdp data this week. yet another disaster, brought to you by the establishment. the biggest economic collapse in american history. yes china affected the world with its virus, they knew how bad it was but covered it up. they stopped travel within china but deliberately allowed travel outside of china until president trump shut it down. we talk about reparation and you sought not just here for racial injustice but right now from china to the world for the virus crimes. china must pay for what their government did in a catastrophic damage they caused. but once the virus was here, the responsibility lay with our leaders and what a complete and utter mess they made of it. right from the start, we told you the truth about this virus, most people have nothing to fear, the right response is to protect the vulnerable, the mass shut down for a massive mistake. president trump, he had the right instincts, right from the start.

charlie? >> sean, look, let's talk about china just for one second.president was serious about taking on china, we wouldn't have imposed tariffs in the name of national security on canada, mexico, europe, and south korea. he never built a coalition with our partners to take on china in a multi-lateral way, which is what he needed to do. everybody agrees, we should be fighting china on intellectual property theft and course of technology transfers and dumping of metals. we all get that and we're all for it, but he went about it the wrong way. you need a president who can actually build a coalition to take on china. we aren't going to be able to do this by ourselves. we are going to need partners. this president, he rejects allies, he insults themes. how do you insult the danes for pete's sake? this is what's happened. instead of, he doesn't embrace allies. that's part of the reason why i said, i'm going to support joe biden. i'm not asking for a lot, i want a president to be somewhat normal and embrace relationships. >> normally, you have a democrat pa

carlos: no me digas charlie. deyanira: [asiente] ah, bueno, mi charlie. abuso puedan ser presentadas ante una autoridad independiente. robert trump se encontraba desde hace varios dÍas hospitalizado. se tomaron amplias medidas de seguridad para evitar saqueos. las declaraciones hacen parte de un interrogatorio voluntario. vamos obra con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. arantxa:buenas noches y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. durante un servicio funeral privado de la misa que tambiÉn fue sÓlo para familiares y amigos. mientras los restos de vanessa ya reposan, periodista: se realizÓ el Último recorrido de los restos de la soldado vanessa guillÉn, tuvo una alta concurrencia de familiares y amigos, previamente residentes participaron en una caravana para darle el Último adiÓs. >> para que obtenga la justicia que la familia necesita. periodista: los restos fueron llevados por soldados y previo al entierro se dieron honores militares, vanessa guillÉn fue asesinada el 22 de abril y desde entonces su familia luc

liz: it smacks of -- how about this, charlie. how about this, charlie.ternational kleptocra kleptocracy. it sounds absolutely nuts to say we need a part of this deal. but apple, what about apple? has apple kicked the tires? is apple showing any interest whatsoever? that could pass regulatory muster. charlie: i think everybody kicked the tires on this thing, just so you know. apple says it's not interested. here's the problem with that statement from the president. let's just say the president finds a way to -- he goes another way, right. microsoft and tiktok, they do have some sort of legal redress now because what they're saying, what they're essentially going to say is the reason why he's doing this is because we're not going to pay his finder's fee. this is really damaging stuff. liz: i know. i know. he's a disney guy. you talk about kevin mayer who left disney to run tiktok. he's a legit operator. tiktok servers are nowhere near china. he probably went into this thinking yay, now he has to deal with this situation. you suppose any deal would ensure h

charlie? charlie: yeah, liz.erstand is inside tiktok, officials recently conducted what they called an internal sweep of users. it wanted to see just who these folks are, who some of the millenials and some of the young people that are doing the dance videos, who they are, what their political affiliations are, and from what we understand, we are getting this from people close to the company, what we understand is that they believe there is now a significant presence of conservatives on tiktok. now, i don't know if you would consider my 12-year-old niece a conservative or not. i'm not sure she even cares about president trump. but i can tell you that this is what they are telling us, that this sweep shows that there are conservative voices on tiktok, that they -- liz: well, sure. charlie: -- they believe there are voices that go beyond, you know, simply music videos and sarah cooper, i believe that's her name, her satire of donald trump, that the conservatives do exist on the platform. from what we understand, th

charlie: listen, i'm just saying you make good points. it seems like the microsoft angle is kind of where we're going. you have to believe that people like peter navarro are out there putting stuff into trump's head right now. they are so adamantly against any compromise on this deal. you know, you take it for what it's worth. peter navarro, you know, has made some great points about china and some of its nefarious dealings in the world. he's also said some crazy stuff about trade. he's also made some comments about dr. fauci and also the pandemic that people are shaking their heads. so this is a guy that, you know, goes off the reservation but he does have the president's ear. that's why you can't say this is a done deal until you see the paperwork. by the way, i just want you to know that my 12-year-old niece gave us the thumbs up on our reporting on tiktok. she's an avid user. back to you. liz: i know. my daughter has been doing my research for me. let's put it that way. it's a big deal here. charlie, thank you very much. >>> we haven'

charlie gasparino is here to break it all down for us. welcome back, charlie.ks for having me. congratulations on saying those asian names. everybody's looking for tea leaves on when this thing will be done. obviously this thing, meaning the tiktok sale to whoever, two leading bidders, microsoft, oracle, big tech companies, everybody's looking at tea leaves. lots of reports today that the decision is made that it could be announced tomorrow. just so you know, that's very possible. the decision could have been made this weekend for all that we know. who knows when they are going to announce it. obviously the chinese government getting now involved in this after the u.s. government has been involved saying that it's going to ban tiktok, that's the trump administration, president trump himself, because they believe its chinese parent company bytedance uses user data for surveillance purposes, you know. to be hoevenest, i can't figuret why my 12-year-old niece is a big surveillance threat but that's where we are right now. here are some of the tea leaves. i'm getti

all this as charlie gasparino watches and reports breaking news. charlie? charlie: you know, liz, twitter is a real long shot. i will get into that in a minute. but this fascinating report out of national public radio crossed the wires and i have the no been ab -- not been able to confirm this. we are being told be careful with this story. it essentially says tiktok is poised to sue the trump administration over that executive order which essentially said you have a 45-day ban -- you will be banned from being used in the u.s. if you don't find a baier uyer in days. npr is reporting there's going to be a lawsuit that could be filed as early as tomorrow to try to block that. just so you know, the guidance we are getting from people close to the company is be careful with this story. my guess is that they will try at some point, tiktok, to try to, you know, i don't know about a lawsuit, maybe a temporary injunction, something to sort of forestall this because here's the thing. the reality is there's really one company that can buy tiktok right now and it's not

and charlie benagio hadcostrani. and charlie had to go. he and his chief murdered up on 15th street and the democratic political headquarters, and that led into the key committee came in 1950 holding organized crime, or their national view of organized crime was their mandate. kansas city, because of its reputation, was the second stop. so that takes us to 1950, jonathan. >> that's right. so that's the chart that's right behind us. would have been one of the things when the investigators came to town they looked at based on files prepared from star reporters, the investigators they sent ahead from san francisco. you mentioned benoshio. i wanted to ask about one of hisless. featured extensively, notes and mug shots, tony on the left-hand side for you folks in the audience. can you talk a bit about benacchio's relationship and that succession? >> by the way, i have a suit like that. [ laughter ] when john became the boss it was sort of an americanization process. he wasn't from sicily. they called those guys the mustache peets. didn't speak

for the hour lisa marie booth and charlie charlie kirk and moments away former white house press secretary sara huckabee sanders will be with us at first the election battle lines drawn as joe biden picks is running mate california senator kamala harris. in a moment we will give you a special investigation with shocking acknowledged that the come was corruption that will be leading every news outlet if she were republicans vice president nominee but she's the democrats of the media falls to us to bring you the truth about the democratic ticket for november. before we get to the politics though i want to say something personal about kamala harris. i was seated next to her at a dinner of years ago and i liked her actually. i thought she was smart, warm and human. it are shaded her effort into combat truancy by withholding welfare. ads from delinquent parents but i think it's great to see someone with her background in such a prominent role. representation does matter but when you move from the personal

charlie: of course white , suburbanites are also critical in arizona.hey seem to be up for grabs this year. what issues are driving their votes? laura: like most voters a lot of it is going to be health care, the economy, coronavirus. a lot of strategists say that a big reason republicans lost the suburbs in 2018, which led to democrats winning the house, is trump's divisiveness. they're talking about his racist tweets about caravans approaching the border, the administration family separation policy, all of that contributed to big losses in suburban areas. republicans also lost women by some 19 points to the democrats. if trump continues that kind of strategy, one that is very nixon like, stoking fear among white suburbanites, against black and brown people, it could potentially hurt him in a state like arizona. but his bet is that it would rally his base around him. charlie: in terms of electoral votes arizona is not as big of a prize as the rust belt trio that we hear so much about. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. so why are parties focused on ari

charlie, you have breaking news on the latest tiktok drama? charlie: yes.rces tell me that i downloaded tiktok finally, finally downloaded it. now i know exactly what i'm reporting on. liz: five years later. charlie: by the way, if you are on tiktok, kellyanne conway's daughter has some pretty wild stuff on tiktok if you go on there. liz: okay. charlie: now i know why trump wants to ban it. in any event, let's get to the news. tiktok is taking its viability seriously and this is coming, what i understand as of today, it's continuing talks with microsoft. microsoft is at least as of now, we should say, the main player that's looking to buy them. people give them low odds, people being investors, even investors in tiktok give very low odds that twitter can come up with the cash. remember, there's been some reporting that they are interested or they have preliminary talks. they are going to have to come up with tens of billions of dollars in cash. do they have the capabilities to basically do what the trump administration wants them to do and that's take the u

charlie edbo want to make this a campaign issue.ed to share this with you is the day or so rude about president trump and his personal behavior. these democrats are no angels either. >> we are all human beings. i just think it's insanely unfair the way the president gets held to the standard when no other president has had to have every single microdecision put under a microscope while you are running the country. judging by the policy results when you are in these tense situations and the president will say i don't know deliver a pizza between the uae and israel is by the way the entire media is trying to ignore words of one of the most significant piece accomplishments in the last 100 years in the middle east thanks to jared kushner president trump that they are so focused on one person leaking something outside. on the what to make of that steve and i think some of this stuff is disgruntled employees but it's there and considered how they have treated our president. >> it's just a lack of fairness and balance here never get democ

to charlie gasparino himself, what are you hearing right now charlie?rlie: you know, does berkeley actually have a football team? >> liz: hey! charlie: do they actually play sports there? i thought they just protested at berkeley. >> liz: [laughter] they smart protest how about that? charlie: yes, okay, okay. actually, yeah, there were a couple pro football, chuck munci e, remember the great runningback? >> liz: you don't have to tell me of course i remember him and the play, hello. charlie: he went to berkeley. okay, you got a couple. anyway, let's talk about brooks brothers, because not only is it iconic branded. i love brooks brothers clothing and it looks like it's going to survive in some form. that simon property group authentic brands also known as the spark group, it came in with yet another offer, they up ped their ante at $325 million for brooks brothers and it looks like it's a done deal. that heightened offer i believe there was something like 315 million, that offer closed the others to dropout but from what i'm hearing and i spoke with som

charlie gasparino has the details. hey, charlie. charlie: hey.finitely going to happen. i can just tell you two things. there were talks, there's no doubt about that. we have been able to confirm that. preliminary talks. and the impression i'm getting from our sources is that these were talks that occurred in the past. it's unclear if oracle is seriously going to make a bid. at least i don't have that level of detail, that they are going to make a bid for tiktok or at least enter the phase of talks that is now going on between microsoft and tiktok which are very advanced talks and talks about how -- talks involved essentially how to secure the data, the user app data that the trump administration believes is being surveilled upon by the chinese government because tiktok is owned by a chinese company, bytedance. those talks are very advanced with microsoft and tiktok. i do not have whether those talks are that advanced with oracle or even if they are at that stage. couple things to keep in mind here, cheryl. oracle's a big company, very successful

charlie: that, too. i have never heard that before. it's crazy. listen, for better or worse, we have a dysfunctional system but the founders set it up to be dysfunctional at times. when we have this divided government, that's part of the negotiating process. for the president to walk in, he's not a king, he's a president, to do this, is pretty unusual. and probably will face court challenges. and probably -- liz: get to watch that -- charlie: -- what the attorney general says on both. you would think the attorney general would have weighed in on both of them but he hasn't. that's why this is still an ongoing story. back to you. liz: charlie, you're on it and thank you very much. it's sort of a must-see every time. every day charlie is on this tiktok story. it is big and he is on it. thanks very much. >>> closing bell, we are 31 minutes away. ww international, yeah, used to be weight watchers, having kind of an unhealthy day after missing eps and revenue forecasts for the second quarter as in-person support meetings, those are the most popular part

charlie: what does that mean? i mean okay, so it sounds like you might not be able to buy it, it kind of sounds like that but does that mean you can't get an app on the apple app? >> liz: or tiktok on youtube? charlie: yeah and i don't know, i don't have tiktok maybe you do liz, that be for short music video. >> liz: i don't. charlie: but isn't it for free? it's a free app isn't it? >> liz: of course. yeah. charlie: so you don't really transact in a traditional venacular, where you have to pay. you just download it and maybe that's considered a transaction so this is what has everybody confused and again liz i'll tell you this i told you this yesterday and the day before. microsoft clearly is interested in buying them but we are in the fifth inning of this thing, microsoft is looking at whether it makes sense to buy the u.s. and australia and various parts, do they buy the whole thing they are putting this together how they integrate the computer systems of tiktok, with their systems. i mean if anybody could do it

first, cbs' charlie d'agata has new details on those twin explosions. charlie.harlie. >> reporter: margaret, in addition to the u.s. citizen who was killed, the state department says a number of americans were injured. they're also trying to track down any other americans who may have been harmed in this catastrophic explosion. equipped with little more than manpower and hope, rescuers pulled one man from beneath the rubble after being buried for 16 hours. as new details emerged, today, the government ordered the house arrest of port officials who knew about the thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate explosives stored at the port for six years without safety measures. records show that this russian-owned cargo ship ran into trouble and pulled into port in 2013, abandoned, its deadly cargo was transferred to a port warehouse. small explosions thought to be from a fireworks storage were seen before the massive shock wave that swept through the capital, shattering the peace of a summer's afternoon. a smiling bride posing for pictures on her wedding day, the children

charlie, thank you. thank you for being here. >> okay. >> martha: my next guest are actually two people that charlie just referred to because they owned their own business. they have owned their own business for 30 years. mayor chicago's north side and it was rent overnight. for the second time in three months. they lost more than $25,000 worth of merchandise and all the cash that was in the cash register. ken and carrie are the owners of this fashion boutique. thank you very much for being here tonight. i know that you were hoping that post covid you would be able to get things started again and reopened again. and that was not to be, right? >> it was not to be on the heels of being closed for two and half months, two days before we were supposed to reopen, you know a wave of looters happened. yeah, well, then we were back up and open. two days later, unfortunately, it happened again and this time much worse. >> martha: i'm curious, what do you think when you hear that young woman say, take what you nee

charlie, the silly season. going into august. members want to go home. watched him for eight and a half years. there is going to be a plan at some point, isn't there? >> i think there absolutely will be but the problem here is that the federal government simply cannot spend its way out of this economic crisis. it will not happen. it cannot happen. the only way to get the united states out of this economic morass is to have people go back to work and get the economy going again. that's the only way that happens. anything that congress does that undermines people going back to work goes towards destroying the economy. that's the problem here. that's what i think that president trump and republicans and democrats. i've given up any hope that they are in any way loyal opposition. everybody in washington should be focused on that one single thing, getting the economy going again. not just spending a bunch more money that we don't have. >> jason: yeah. i believe opening the economy and getting kids back to school, those of the big two. austan and charlie, than

matt schlapp, charlie hurt thank you so much.oming up next the media is spinning in circles trying to defend joe biden but we will show you the worst of the worse, larry elder and leo terrel our next, plus we have new information on biden's deep state and a special edition ♪ >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." now democrats and the media mob are out playing defense tonight and doing everything they can to spin for joe biden after troubling remarks this week about african-americans. here is just a small sample. take a look. >> and what he was talking about is whether or not what continent, you know, we stop talking about latino americans and you were talking not just about various communities, countries, but various continents. >> most african-americans overwhelmingly support democrats and you travel to florida for example, you might have a puerto rican population that is moved to florida that has a different view than latino in nevada or arizona. >> jason: when the media wasn't defending or downplaying the

the professional looking e—mails charli showed us, sent from the mysterious companies, were actuallyand the shadowy drop shippers were just entrepreneurs trying their luck. like many things, you've got your good guys and you've got your bad guys. but the problem is, it's really easy to be a bad guy when you're an anonymous person sitting behind a laptop. and gabriel told us how some drop shippers can easily scam people. i see stores that come and goes, they literally steal money from people. one of the stores were selling iron man hat, which was like a real hat that goes up and down, and they were selling it for $29. when you go to alibaba and aliexpress, the selling price is what is real, and those stores make millions of dollars within a month and they they just wipe the entire store and they collect the money, they disappear and they don't ship any products. and those stores are literally, like, everywhere. so, from zara telling us about the suspicious e—mails she'd been receiving, we delved into a world made possible only by the modern internet. now, a teenager in kansas can pers

charlie dominating a u.s.ournament by five strokes, three under par, tallying three birdies and no bogeys. >> he's starting to get into it. he's starting to understand how to play. he's asking me the right questions. >> reporter: tiger talking to golf digest about his son earlier this month >> it's been just an absolute blast to go out there and be with him reminds me so much of me and my dad growing up >> reporter: tiger knows better than anyone what it's like to be a young golf phenom. his late father earl nurturing tiger's talent from a young age. a constant presence by his side on and off the course. many comparing the two relationships after charlie and tiger embraced when he won the masters in 2019. a mirror image of his hug with earl 22 years earlier after his first masters win. these days tiger is opening up about their shared love of the sport and some friendly competition during quarantine. practicing their game for a pretty major prize >> charlie and i have been playing quite a bit together in the b

charlie, i don't think i could hate a group of people more. i hated the violent activist in portland but i think i hate these people more. >> [laughter] that's a good point. i think i share that condemnation. but i do think it is an indication of how effective bill t15 bill bar was you can always tell who it is they fear the most by who it is they acted the most ridiculous with the way they attacked donald trump or george w. bush back in 2004 a war criminal, dick cheney were criminal, the more ridiculous the attack the more effective that person is. nobody in the trump administration has been more effective than bills barr the reason he has done what he has done he has tried to protect protesters right to free speech and reassembly but you can't do that if people are firebombing police stations and blinding police officers and burning down storefronts. greg: yes. tyrus, i always envision a fantasy of you being involved in the situation like in the riots and in this case what would happen if someone denied you the opportunity of going to the ba

i don't know if you do, norm or charlie. engagement.nded people are definitely anti-expanded engagement. i would think that would be even more so now where people think we are out of money. we are the ones hurting. we have to take care of ourselves. i had never even thought of the vaccine point. that is a brilliant point and that will be a tough sell with the public. we have not looked at that. i don't know if you have seen anything. we have not seen anything. >> one thing that comes to mind for me right afghanistan, was it worth it? how does it shape american views of military power abroad? the november election will be the first time that someone who was not alive when 9/11 happened will be able to vote. that is how long we have been in afghanistan. someone born after 9/11 is now an adult and can vote this november. these are conflicts that have been going on for some of these new voters their entire lives. deal ofgreat skepticism from young people that america's projection of power oversees the military force has any pote

on charlie?well cheryl over the weekend, there were reports that j lo and a-rod said they were in the lead to buy the new york mets they had apparently, the top bid, and it suggested that other potential bidders including the very deep pocketed hedge fund star steve cohen was out of it, and harris entertainment run by other hedge fund private equity executives they were out of it. here is what we know right now particularly in terms of cohen. sources close to steve cohen are telling the fox business network that he as of now, now i only say as of now because he may wake up tomorrow and change his mind there is always that theoretical possibility but what i'm hearing is he is still in the hunt to purchase the mets. he is as of now, again, i'm just hedging because that life is strange, he is 100% certain to make a second round bid and those bids are coming due augusn it. a-rod may be in it but we should point out that steve cohen does have the capital in his back pocket to buy the new york mets. th

so, charli was fed up of getting all these scam e—mails asking them to promote knockoff products andisk. so she wanted to find out — who was behind it all? and there was just one product that kept on coming up again and again and again — knockoff apple airpods. and then we found out that even the biggest influencers in the world were being paid to promote these knockoff airpods. each airpod comes with a charging case and a charging cable. so i'm going to check them out right now. their whole site is 70% off, and use code kylie for free shipping. kylie and kendalljenner have a combined following a 337 million followers on instagram, and there they were promoting a company called nova play, whose earbuds seem to be an exact copy of apple's airpods. so we e—mailed thejenners, and after speaking to apple did provide a statement for us and said... it was about this time that we started talking to some e—commerce experts to find out who was behind this wave of knockoff product and influencer promotions. and there was one word that kept coming up — drop shipping. the issue of drop shipping

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charlie, great to see you.ancy pelosi is making these wild accusations that president trump is trying to cheat and manipulate the postal service to win the election. apparently she doesn't understand that the president doesn't control the postal service. it's run by a board of governors by law must be bipartisan. in fact the chairman of the board of governors was approved unanimously by senate democrats. so isn't she making accusations that are way off base, unfounded? >> i'm shocked, shocked, that nancy pelosi would do something like that. but i guess in the silly season anything within the realm. it is kind of interesting though, i think the first postal modernization bill that i ever covered was like 20 years ago and they have been working on it for 40 years before that. politicians in washington have been promising to modernize and update the postal service for our entire lives. it is yet another example of a failed promise from nancy pelosi and all of the others in washington who have been promising to do

i don't know if you do, norm or charlie. engagement.nded people are definitely anti-expanded engagement. i would think that would be even more so now where people think we are out of money. we are the ones hurting. we have to take care of ourselves. i had never even thought of the vaccine point. that is a brilliant point and that will be a tough sell with the public. we have not looked at that. i don't know if you have seen anything. we have not seen anything. >> one thing that comes to mind for me right afghanistan, was it worth it? how does it shape american views of military power abroad? the november election will be the first time that someone who was not alive when 9/11 happened will be able to vote. that is how long we have been in afghanistan. someone born after 9/11 is now an adult and can vote this november. these are conflicts that have been going on for some of these new voters their entire lives. deal ofgreat skepticism from young people that america's projection of power oversees the military force has any pote

and charlie binaggio had to go. he and his chief lieutenant charlie gal gadot were murdered up 15th street in the democratic political headquarters. that led to the committee. they came here in 1950, holding organized crime -- or their national view of organized crime was their mandate. kansas city, because of its reputation, was the second stop. so, that takes us to 1950, jonathan. >> that's right. so, that's the chart that's right behind us. >> right. >> that would have been one of the things that when the investigators came to town, they looked at based on files prepared from "star" reporters or the investigators they had sent ahead from san francisco. you mentioned binaggio. i wanted to ask you about one of his lieutenants. so, featured in this collection fairly extensively, there are both profile notes as well as a series of delightful mug shots, if you can call a mug shot delightful, the of tony gizzo on the left-hand side side you folks in the audience. can you talk about the relationship to gizzo and that su

matt schlapp, charlie hurt thank you so much.oming up next, the media is spinning in circles trying to defend joe biden, but we willl show you the worst of the worse, larry elder and leo terrel are next. plus, we have new information on biden's deep state, and a special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. we live with at&t and we are well past the honeocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to relax tom. oh! tom, you need a little tom time. a little tt. stop living with at&t. xfinity delivers gig speeds to more homes than anyone. ♪ >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." now

off—camera at zara's interview, her manager charli paton told us that her e—mail inbox was flooded bys to get them to advertise knockoff products. so we went to find out more. some of the slightly more suspicious brands that reach out to us are often willing to pay, and i know they do actually pay a lot more money than the going rate in the industry, sometimes even up to three times the price that we would usually charge for certain promotions. i think that they prey on the fact that influencers and management companies don't always do this due diligence, they will get through to work with an influencer and potentially be able to scam that influencer‘s followers. so charli was fed up with getting all these scam e—mails asking them to promote knockoff products and put their business at risk. so she wanted to find out — who was behind it all? and there was just one product that kept on coming up again and again and again. knockoff apple airpods. so the first thing seemed very obvious. we would go straight to the influencers to ask them why they were doing this. we found one influencer c

it seems like charlie is quite a golfer just like his legendary father, and this month charlie won ahole event for his age group in florida by five strokes. that's really good in golf. he only played nine holes. >> this past weekend tiger woods was caddying for his boy. woods says he is getting more serious about golf. hmm. >>> finally a rescue these boys will never forget. >> there were jet skis on fire and dolphins started jumping around. and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. there'it has triple action mosupport for your joints,a. cartilage and bones. and unlike big glucosamine chondroitin pills, it's all in one tiny pill. try move free ultra now. feel the difference. ♪ so to breathe better, i started once-daily anoro. ♪ copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ once-daily

charlie hurt, great to see you. thank you, charlie. >> thank you. jackie: a significant announcement. the federal aviation administration releasing the preliminary review of propositioned changes to boeing's trouble some 737 max. let's go to he had lawrence live in washington with the details on that. edward? reporter: this is one extent closer to the 737 max jets getting in the air. the faa released a preliminary summary and in that preliminary summary i had said this, through a thorough and transparent process, the faa plim narrowly changes to the 737 design and flight crew and airplane procedures effectively mitigate the issues that contributed to the 610 and flight 302 accident. in layman's term, faa preliminarily is satisfied that boeing has done what it needs to do to get the max 737 jet back in the air. the review goes on to say the design changes also address safety concerns that came up that were not related to those crashes but it does address those. boeing says that the production of the 737 has been cut by a third because of this. their