we're a bigger, better, stronger party than ever before. more people in our party than ever before.he people have given us a resounding mandate for dramatic change in washington and we are going to deliver it. we're going to use it. and we're going to make america great again by using it. so it's got to be something. but think of it at the presidential level, we won the popular vote by millions and millions of votes we swept all seven swing states, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, north carolina, georgia, arizona, nevada. all by great margins. we won 85% of all of the counties in america. that means that map was red. did you ever see the map? did you see the certified map? where is it? i want to see a certified map. we won 2,600 counties. it's the biggest margin ever recorded. and incredibly for the first time ever, all 50 states shifted toward the republican party. that's never happened before. so, it was indeed, too big to rig. we won the largest number of african american votes in republican history by far. we won the largest number of hispanic american votes any republican eve

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david: you ever go in the locker rooms to see the players?er: i try to see them probably well before the game. when you are getting ready for a football game and you are in the locker room, the last person you want to see is the commissioner. so i choose carefully when i see them, but i spend a lot of time to mitigating with players. i think it's important to understand their perspective, they are incredibly smart and passionate about the game and have a really important perspective that is important for us to hear. david: on the commissioner, when you are dealing with players, is it awkward to find them and sometimes you have to deal with tom brady and the famous deflategate issue. roger: the policies and the rules of the league are paramount. whether it's an owner, whether a club executive, whether a player, whether a coach, if there are violations, you deal with that. it's discipline. whether that's fines and/or suspensions, ultimately it's importantly that you be thoughtful on that. it's not my favorite part of my job but it's a small par

please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. i have good news. let not your heart be troubled. why? greg gutfeld is up next. he'll put a smile on your face. hope you have a great night. >> okay. okay, okay. all right, all right, all right. >> that's enough. happy monday everyone. >> so, did you watch the super bowl. >> last night? boy, did. >> the chiefs. >> suck after. >> that game. even liz. >> warren was pretending. >> to. >> be black. >> she can't come. >> i don't know who took more sacks. >> patrick mahomes. >> or a doctor that gives sex changes. >> seriously. >> mahomes was hit so many times hunter mistook him for a crack pipe, and the chiefs loss was so humiliating. they're officially changing their name to kamala harris. red meat. yeah, yeah, i knew i'd get that applause meter going on that one. i haven't seen anyone take a beating like that since that time i got between joy behar and a pork chop. true, the chiefs lost by 18 points and didn't score at all in the first half. or, as cnn put it, too close to call. and during the game, the cr

you all are never, ever, ever going to feel that level of pain coming from me. to love them harder than any other father could ever love any of his children. i think fatherhood meant everything to kobe's life. his first was natalia, which he called nani. his second was gigi, and then bb. i can be an absolute teddy bear at home with my family, with my kids, and enjoying that family time. and i'm really psychotic about having that family time. once kobe retired, he could immerse himself in his girls. gigi said to kobe, dad, i want you to teach me. he said, well, that means you're going to have to get up at 4:00 in the morning, and we're going to have to get on the court together. you ready to do that? yes. no hesitation. what i used to get from him a lot was videos of gigi playing. and it would be moves, like step back, fall away moves. [cheers] who does this remind you of? the first interaction i had with the gigi was the 2019 all-star game in las vegas. he says, gigi, i want you to meet one of the best that's ever played the game. i say, i can't wait to see what

no president has ever come out of the gate with numbers like this ever before. and it is across the board. but, you know, on that washington post one look at this, look deeper into that. they've got they've got a minus eight. look, the proportion of americans who are strongly for him is 27%. the proportion of americans who are strongly against him is 37%. so, yes, your perception, your anecdotal perception is correct. he does have a small, fervent base of support, but the base of fervent opposition to him is much larger, like ten points larger. the same poll also asked, do you want the next congress, the congress that's going to be elected next year in the midterms? do you want that congress to be controlled by the democrats to act as a check on trump, or do you want it to be controlled by the republicans to support trump's agenda by a 13 point margin? the country says democrats, please. we would prefer the democrats to be in charge in the next congress. in the washington post polling, do you support trump banning transgender people from the military? no. by 11

no president has ever come out of the gate with numbers like this ever before. and it is across the board. but, you know, on that washington post one look at this, look deeper into that. they've got they've got a minus eight. look, the proportion of americans who are strongly for him is 27%. the proportion of americans who are strongly against him is 37%. so, yes, your perception, your anecdotal perception is correct. he does have a small, fervent base of support, but the base of fervent opposition to him is much larger, like ten points larger. the same poll also asked, do you want the next congress, the congress that's going to be elected next year in the midterms? do you want that congress to be controlled by the democrats to act as a check on trump, or do you want it to be controlled by the republicans to support trump's agenda by a 13 point margin? the country says democrats, please. we would prefer the democrats to be in charge in the next congress. in the washington post polling, do you support trump banning transgender people from the military? no. by 11

and if that if we ever were to lose that we will lose what makes us different. we'll still be big. we'll still be important. we'll still be powerful. we'll still be important. and we'll still matter on the global stage. but we won't be as special. and i, for one, don't want to be part of the first generation of americans. that leaves the next worse off. i, for one, don't want to be part of the first generation of americans that has to turn to their children and explain to them why we got to grow up in the greatest country in human history. but they will not have the same chance. now, i know that there's a lot of narrative out there about how divided the republican party. i'm sorry about how divided we are between republicans and democrats, how divided we are among our political feelings and ideas. and it's true. we've we've always been a pretty opinionated people, as evidenced here tonight. that's the benefit of our freedom. but i believe that what unites us is even more important. no matter what your voter registration card says or who you voted for in the last election, i do beli

a half, any game ever.he certainly didn't pick a good one to have it here. but it was that eagles defense that was the difference. >> as they say, as a former defender in the nfl, i'm so happy we can actually talk about this. the defense is the story line. defense wins championships. and that was on full display tonight. they almost single handedly wrecked the chiefs. we're talking six sacks in this game. two interceptions and forcing a fumble. they won the turnover battle. when you're able to take those possessions away from one of the most dynamic offenses we've ever seen, and you give your highly dynamic offense the ball. i mean, it's a wrap. the eagles played perfect football almost for the entire game. but to be able to embarrass the chiefs on the biggest stage in the game as they were chasing history, this is going to go down as one of the greatest wins in philadelphia eagles franchise history. no doubt. >> yeah for sure. let's take a look at how it all went down. you know, the game started. you know

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roger: i don't think we will ever allow institutional in a controlling position. at least in the foreseeable future. i think we feel very strongly about having a principal owner that is there operating a franchise, responsible for that both in the club level and the league level. david: in television is the case that somebody that only subscribes to basic cable can still watch his teams or her team's home games? what are the rules? it's very complicated as to what you have to pay for and what you don't have to pay for today, what is the basic rule that makes it possible for someone to watch the nfl game for their home team? roger: it's as simple as it gets. we are committed to free television for home markets. not just the home team, the visiting team. they will get to give my free television, 100%. -- watch their game on free television, 100%. david: everybody who wants to wash her home team can watch on basic television for free. now you have other packages where people want to watch special games were games that are not their home team, they then sign up for a

ever met. you are. and i'm not. i'm not sucking up to your old boss with newt gingrich. balance the budget five times. hasn't happened since. now your party is against tens of billions spent abroad for green new deal, die woke agenda, and transgenderism. what happened? no. well, we've got to get that $100 million for condoms for hamas, because that's where all the savings i haven't seen. and there's tens and hundreds of billions for. but. all right, you went for ten minutes. all right, go ahead, go ahead. if he can find if he can find the money. oh, great. give everybody $1,000. but i'll tell you this. more deficit has accumulated under donald trump than any other president in american history. but i'm glad that you're on the fiscal responsibility bandwagon. i'm glad you're on the bandwagon of bill clinton being able to balance the budget and bring unbelievable prosperity to america. but and, you know, you reading these polls and i'm reading the polls saying the democrats are 13 points up in th

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please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity news. any time. every time. all the time. fox news.com hannity.com. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld will put a smile on your face next. have a great night. >> s all right, all. >> right. >> all right. >> all right, all right, all right. oh, stop. >> you're so needy. good evening everyone. so, vogue magazine criticized melania trump's 2025 white house portrait, comparing her to a freelance magician. well, it is true. she sure made jill disappear. ha ha ha. president trump said he will send 30,000 illegals to guantanamo bay. they'll be coming from philly, new york and san fran, so consider it an upgrade. meanwhile, in an interview, border czar tom homan called joy reid dumber than a box of rocks. the american geological society has demanded an apology. speaking of rocks, scientists have discovered an asteroid that has a 1% chance of hitting earth. but it has a 99% chance of hitting j.b. pritzker. because he's really fat. i mean, seriously, look it up. kamala harris remains

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nobody ever knows her last name. even during the campaign you'd have to say kamala, you know, a little different name. because her last name was harris. [laughter] laugh i used to say senator harris, nobody knew who the hell i was talking about, so is i had to go kamala. but think of to it, i was beating joe badly, really badly. and they changed him. i'm the only one that ever had to beat two people. i had to beat two. [laughter] [cheers and applause] we beat two -- we, i didn't beat with, you beat. you beat two people. no, he was doing -- that's, like, the great dana white. he has a fight and one guy's doing really badly, so when they take one guy out, they put another guy in if. i had that. never happened before. a lot of things we do never happened before, do you ever notice that? we're the first in everything. we beat two candidates. who'd you run against? we ran against biden, and we ran against kamala harris. but illegal border crossings new have plummeted by almost 100%. the border czar never if called the bor

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it is also one of the most profitable things ever built. lined up back to florida, trying to get through. we are not going to let that happen. it was not the deal. we did not give it to china, we gave it to panama, sort of, but they have not behaved properly. most importantly, i declared a national emergency to stop the invasion of our southern. we have stopped that invasion. [applause] today in tijuana, i got a call from tom homan and some of the people, they said, sir, it is unbelievable, you have this huge gathering area, always packed with these people. what they did to our country is so unbelievable. they could do this to our country is so horrible. but he said there's nobody there. they put it on television and there was literally not one person in this vast area where people stayed all day long, but just walked right into our country. just unchecked, no way, no check-in. like voter id. they don't one voter id because they want to cheat. they wanted these people to come in because they want to cheat. there was not one person standing

no one's ever seen it that way. they put it all out because they thought they could keep gasoline prices down a little bit and then after that they didn't care and it didn't work because they didn't get elected, i got elected but the price of gasoline still rose over 35% and in some cases it was 100%, 125%. under the trump administration, we have implemented a very different plan. you probably heard of it. it's called drill baby drill and we are doing -- the world runs on low-cost energy and energy producing nations like us have nothing to apologize for. we have more energy than any other nation in the world and we are going to use it and we are going to use it on ai plants. i was telling some of the people that came in -- everyone is talking about ai, i hope you are right, who knows? but elon, are they right? they are all in for ai but the problem is to do it, just in our country, you need twice the electricity just to open up and be the top of ai. you need twice the electricity we need. you take all of the electri

we ever built, 110 years ago. if you bring it up to now, it would be the equivalent of $2 trillion. the most expensive we ever built. and we gave away for one dollar, ok? we gave your way, essentially, for nothing. and we either want it back or we are going to get something very strong, or we are going to take it back. and china will be dealt with. and we did not get back to china. we gave it to panama. we should not have given it to panama. but panama, as you know, has violated the agreement, totally violated the agreement, so that is in the process right now. but they did have a very good meeting with the head of panama. >> would you think you are worried about chinese people, separations, fentanyl death? pres. trump: i have not talked about that. they do have tariffs. the amount of money that was lost, and most importantly, the lives lost because of covid will -- it is not something that anybody could have ever even imagined. it's probably $60 trillion, and all the countries in the world don't have $60 trillion

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i have today the highest poll numbers i have ever had. i have today the highest poll numbers of any republican president ever. we have not even checked the democrats. but that is what i was just told. and they like the job that we are doing, they like the job that elon's doing. he's doing something a lot of people would not have the courage to do. we want to streamline our country -- you know why? because we want our country to survive and thrive, and we are finding billions and billions of dollars of waste, fraud, and abuse, billions, and i mean numbers like you would not believe, and we have not even started yet. so, it's actually just the opposite. we have pulled it and people are thrilled. they cannot even believe it is happening. it will not affect many people. it will only affect the people that get caught stealing. the waste fraud and abuse is at a level like nobody has ever seen. been going on for years. and all you have to do is look at the social security rolls, look at where the money is going, the attorney general is looking t

>> mikey's words are ringing true now more than ever.uel to the 1985 adventure classic the goonies is officially in the works. it comes as the beloved film celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. the original writers, steven spielberg and chris columbus are attached as producers. i can't believe this. i quote goonies all the time at home. my son's, like, what's a goony? i can't wait to show him this movie. >> this is a perfect time to re-watch the old, see the new and see how i feel about it. >> that's all you need to know. >>> nearly a year after winning his first-ever oscar, christopher nolan returns for "the odyssey." he will be joined by an all-star cast including anne hathaway, zendaya and robert pattinson. it hits theaters july 2026. the cast can't get better than that. then you add christopher nolan, it's going to be epic. >>> coming up, the barrier-breaking actor taking the stage for wicked on broadway. and krispy kreme and hulu packing flavors into one doughnut box. flavors into one doughnut box. was no longer mine. my active

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this place pallets, palestinians are wondering if they'll ever return to their homes. the i'm so you can do the invalid. welcome to our show. ukrainian officials they keep in washington have agreed to the terms of a draft and minerals and resources deal. the agreement could be signed as early as friday, with plans for ukrainian president flooded mental lensky to travel to the us to meet with donald trump. us present it has been demanding that ukraine give it access to its rare earth minerals. what trump calls compensation for more time aid provided by the us. under his predecessor job, i $1000000000.00 united us president trump said the deal would save us recuperate some of its costs. so what we're doing is now we're saying, look, we want to be secured. we want to get that money back. we're helping the country through a very, very big problem. a problem like very few people have had, shouldn't have had this problem because it shouldn't have happened. but it did happen. so we have to straighten it out. but the american taxpayer now is going to get that money back. plus

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