welcome to the show jim hanson. it's great to have you on the show, jim. what do you make of this?as sent a letter to lloyd austin. the campaign denies this. what do you think? i mean, he did serve two dozen years in the guard. what do you say? >> i think he did serve two dozen years in the guard, that ice undisputed. what's also a indices piewpted is when the country called and he got ordered to go ahead and deploy to war, the only time in his career that was going to the happen, he decided he wanted his own hot at glory as a congressman rather than deploying with the troops he had sworn to lead, and that's disgraceful. i think in addition, he has a claimed preetedly to be a retired -- repeatedly to be a retired command sergeant major, and that's simply not a fact. he retired as a masterrier sergeant because he failed to complete the schooling necessary, and he did not serve the amount of time in that position necessary to have that rank. he knows that because his retired says e8, not e9 on it every single month. he's been lying about that. that makes him a stolen valor poser. eli

army special forces veteran jim hanson here. he's wondering too, where is kamala harris? my pud i dids dagen and sean. >> we have a great show coming up. as democrats on the hill try to contain the fallout over kamala's price control plan, we'll have tom fields here to discuss as well as rfk, having siblings raring against him. david webb to discuss. >> congressman mike kelly on attempted assassination attempt on president trump's life and why the task force is visiting the site in butler today while senator ron johnson calls out the stone walling by the fbi and those in government. we ask congressman kelly about that and staff sergeant david bellavia remembering the service member giving ultimate sacrifice three years ago and democrats in charge won't say their napes but we will. ♪ so they only pay for what they need. got it? [squawks] did you get that? only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty,♪ ♪liberty, liberty.♪ moving forward with node-positive breast cancer. my fear of recurrence could've held me back. but i'm staying focused. and doing more to prevent recurren

here with reaction is chechen ed -- chief editor, jim hanson. close to the people outside the venue waiting and kill them all. >> jimmy: this has worked for them in the past, we caught a break this time. u.s. intelligence in accordance with europeans stopped this before it happened. as long as there are migrants in foreign cities they will have issues. isis may have done some of this online with recruitment. there is a problem with kwlurpeen cities fail to deal with the fact they are creating mini-gaza across entire populous separate from the rest of the community. >> steve: jim, age of innocence, they are teenager, how are innocent people turning so evil. how does that work? >> it starts when they are young, whether taught in mosques or schools, they are given the idea that the west is evil, for isis and al qaeda and hamas and dpai and rest of them, they are supposed to be supremacist religion and it is their duty to kill infidels and taylor swifts represents western culture and they are striking blow for their evil version of that religion. >>

hanson kicks off our team coverage from florida's west coast. >> reporter: when hurricane debby roared ashore in horseshoe beach with 80-mile-an-hour winds, jim and sally johnson were bracing for the worst. >> the water was between here to here. >> reporter: in a matter of hours, the home where they plan to retire was slammed by storm surge. >> the house was shaking like we were in a plane in turbulence throughout most of the storm. >> reporter: it's the second time in less than a year this tiny fishing village has been hit by hurricanes. a one-two punch from idalia and now debby. >> we just did not expect this again, you know. it just -- we're just shaking our heads over it. >> it's sad, but we have a saying here. it's called horseshoe strong, and we help each other. >> reporter: much of the town is barricaded off so crews can clear the roads to allow residents back in. those who stayed will be sitting in the dark without electricity. governor ron desantis says the state is sending 4,500 national guard. >> they've completed 3500. they're in the process of completing another 400 more. >> reporter: debby's next stop is georgia. i'm cristian be