like feinstein and federman.st sent senator federman was in the hospital for couple months. we have senators who have had children could we elect more women we might have more. i think we do need to have some policies like every other workplace in america to think about what are you gonna do when someone becomes infirm for the short term of the long-term. >> i don't know that being pregnant is being infirmed maybe we will have to discuss the definitions her comments come admit reports that nancy pelosi is working behind the scenes to keep feinstein around to help her preferred candidate for senate, yup, adam schiff. lucy's office has denied the reports. despite pelosi's daughter being spotted a number of times with feinstein will make her return to the hill. here with reaction, fox news medical contributors doctor mark siegel and doctor janette nesheiwat. thank you both for joining with us. doctor, i want to start with you. literally have a senator federman that showing up wearing his carhart sweatshirt and, it l

a pennsylvania television station picked up senator federman's comments, saying that "senator federmanpublicans want to increase work requirements for the supplemental nutrition assistance program as a provision that is part of the bill the gop passed last month. federman asked scott shea and eric howell, former chair of signature bank, whether work requirements should be in place for the ceos of banks given federal assistance as they collapse." from pennsylvania, democrats' line this is joseph. caller: i am kind of disappointed that i did not get to talk when you had your republican representative on their, because there were so many -- there because there were so many things he said that should have been challenged. you let him spout his story. my side of the story is i don't understand why we cannot raise a penny in new taxes. that is what the republican position is, no new taxes, not a penny, and yet we can take from the least of us. it makes no sense to me. the other question i had, pedro, is you had the representative from new york, and i know i does not have anything to do with

as sad as it is for federman, it's more sad for the people of pennsylvania. did 2.5 million people vote for john fetterman? i'm going to show you at least in part how. a "washington post" reporter named jeff stein watched the same clip we just played and he transcribed it in a tweet. it read like this. senator john that are meant to svp executive. it shouldn't you have a working requirement after we bail out your bank? jeff stein ponder john fetterman to make him sound coherent, profound. to make him sound strong. that's modern journalism. and another moment, another eye-opening moment last week, in another moment of perhaps incoherence for this nation, and a 9-year-old di dianne feinstein came back and cast her vote in months. they didn't seem to realize that she missed a beat or two or misty vote. or two. despite at times being in the hospital for a long stays and most certainly not spending time in the united states capitol. if she said "no, i haven't been gone. i haven't been gone. i've been working. "what is going on here? who is using these people? they

. >> i never thought someone would make john federman seem eloquent. that lady had a meltdown.ll she needed was sneakers, shorts, and a hoodie. these people are crazy. they are bonkers. she was speaking out about whether or not minors can have trans surgery. at this moment, you are taking off of 14-year-olds and you are going to cry about it? these people have lost their minds. >> now they will take school lunches away on top of it. a lot of people would watch that show. >> i am going to have to call tommy and charlie and tell them they are going to get benched. >> they would put it on rewind. >> you should have her on and talk to her. >> when we come back -- ted cruz, judge pirro in studio, hannity.com, tickets free. >> programming note, tomorrow live audience show and wednesday as well, tomorrow senator cruz judge pirro will be in studio. go hannity.com. set your dvr, never miss an episode. laura ingraham has a kicking show ahead. >> don't you miss me when i'm not in new york? isn't it like tumble weeds through there? >> i'm glad you've been coming up to new york. if you came

feinstein and federman are both derelict and should be gone. and the liar they are trying to get rid of, he should feel right at home amongst such a collection of liars that we have. and the lady that called earlier from florida, she was stating things like fact that clinton had the bills all paid. since 1900, there is only been one president that actually paid down on the debt. that was eisenhower. two years he paid down on the debt. other than that, it has never been paid. it was not paid in 1900. host: you had your statements. do you have a question? caller: a question for her. i don't know -- she could not answer -- host: i apologize. the status of your colleague, evan gershkovich, where do we stand? guest: a lot. he will head to detention this week. we are trying to do every thing we can to talk about him so thank you for that. he has a court date scheduled. it is not expected to be one where he will be released. it is expected to go to trial. it is important to talk about how he is unfairly and unreasonably detained. he was doing his job

over half a million democrats have already voted before election day giving federman a commanding early leader. they should learn, should adopt, organize, outperform with these efforts of the democratic party. aggressive voting campaigns, aggressive mail in campaigns or republicans are screwed. they're just going to lose. with that aside at a disadvantage, you cannot start out election day and race behind it by 100s and thousands of votes and expect to make those votes on election day. what if it rains on that day, snows, cold. many states and republicans have been reluctant, resistant to vote early and vote by mail. in the great state of florida, works out great for them. republicans in florida have embraced in early voting in voting by mail. republicans around the country need to adopt the same measures if they want to dramatically increase their chances to win. another reason that democrats have been able to consolidate power -- that has to do with her controversial politics. not talk about morality, the politics of abortion. i happen to be pro-life, many of our viewers watching toni

as is obviously a joke because federman and joe biden would not make the cut on the bachelor they areough or often enough. and we really need to see elder stating? is that really what we want to see? >> laura: when they get the rose at the end of the ceremony like thanks for the lollipop. [laughter] they don't even know what it is. >> or they're tossing the roast the casket. that's another story. finally the new movie based on the judy blume book are you there god it's me margaret is having a little trouble at the box office. in three weeks till he made $60 million and it cost 30. now if you want to somehow get middle grade girls to see this film laura who to go to? not a middle-age girl or even a girl. >> are you there god and i'm sitting here with the iconic author judy blume to chat all things of this iconic adaptation i was wondering if you had any advice from creative's like me that want to share our stories are scared of societal backlash. is there anything that you would say to someone new in their womanhood and exploring that any advice you would give? >> enjoy it. [laughter]

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frail and incoherence are the hallmarks of leadership in the democratic party micah joe biden john federman their mental shortcomings are celebrated, not question. the same can't be said for 89-year-old diane feinstein. some democrats are using her physical and mental decline to seek some potential for personal to obtain power. here's an example. nancy pelosi's daughter is on feinstein staff. she's been seen pushing around the capital as you can see on the screen. caring for feinstein. it's some are saying then sample with questionable motives and volunteer for pelosi that this could be a form of elder abuse. trey gotti is a host of sunday night in america with trey gotti.he is hosting fox news tonight right here in this chair all next week. he joins us now. trey, great to see you. i don't know what to make with what's going on with diane feinstein. we have to state the obvious that pelosi seems to have some conflicting motives here. >> i think her motive is pretty clear. she wants to help out. you gotta keep in mind will, they wanted diane feinstein gone in 2018 when she was last on the ba

feinstein and federman are both derelict and should be gone.iar they are trying to get rid of, he should feel right at home amongst such a collection of liars that we have. and the lady that called earlier from florida, she was stating things like fact that clinton had the bills all paid. since 1900, there is only been one president that actually paid down on the debt. that was eisenhower. two years he paid down on the debt. other than that, it has never been paid. it was not paid in 1900. host: you had your statements. do you have a question? caller: a question for her. i don't know -- she could not answer -- host: i apologize. the status of your colleague, evan gershkovich, where do we stand? guest: a lot. he will head to detention this week. we are trying to do every thing we can to talk about him so thank you for that. he has a court date scheduled. it is not expected to be one where he will be released. it is expected to go to trial. it is important to talk about how he is unfairly and unreasonably detained. he was doing his job in russia