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>> actually think this was heren "basket of deplorables" moment and i think this is going to have thedesired effect. you can't just keep telling americans that they are backwards and wrong, these are the americans, michelle, if you're watching tonight, these are the americans that voted her husband into office twice.ll t america is not a racist country. do we have pockets of racism? sure.. but that is not the interpretation of our country as a whole. >> tucker: that's right. candace owens, every time you're on you say something i haven't thought of that i appreciate. thank you. we will be back tomorrow, 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. vp debate tomorrow, sean hannity now. >> sean: thanks, tucker, welcome to "hannity." we begin a fox news alert. this is massive breaking news, the president just tweeted this out. "i have now fully authorized the total declassification of any and all documents pertaining to the single greatest political crime in american history. in other words, the russia hoax and likewise, the hillary clinton e

if we come together remove the government corporate involvement fromhe our lives of people heren theand around the world but i believe in peace through liberty that i believe it's time in the wars including the drug wars i believe it's time to restore sound money in and the federal reserve and i believe it tied to the inland empire which is a bureaucratic nightmare between our daily lives from the time we get out of our federally approved -- to the time we get back back into it at the end of the day. i am shane hazel i hope to earn your vote. >> thanknk you. that concludes our debate and we'd like to remind voters that election day is tuesday november november 3. don't forget to turn in your absentee ballot if your quest to one and early voting in person began today and will last through october 30. thanks to the candidates and thanks to the members of our panel for participating. rahul bali, emma hurd and tom baxter. i would also like to thank the atlanta press club in georgia public broadcasting for arranging today's debate. for morere information on the fl schedule of debates plea

i just want to talk about what potentially went on heren here d what the national security risks are.drugs aside, maria. nobody hires a drug addict and gives him $20 million. how many things do we need to prove that joe biden was getting the money. when the crooked ukrainian oligarch gave the family from 10 to 14 million. you mean to tell me they were paying for hunter biden who got tossed out of the navy because of drugs. it's a drug problem that his father imposed on the united states of america. maria: that's a fair point. >> i used to give joe the benefit of the doubt. i used to say he sold out to china because he's dumb, because he's been dumb since he's a killed he didn't sell out to -- he didn't sell out to china because he's dumb. he sold out because china owns him. the people who were screwed are the people of the united states. maria: that's right. >> every negotiation he was involved in, the crooked biden crime nam family made millions. the outrageous press is hiding it. they're as guilty as he is. maria: that's a massive scandal, the fact that the press is hiding this. twi