reporter john o'brien covered the case for syracuse. com. >> some customers had come in and didn't realize she wasn't there until they had been there for a while. they flagged down a deputy who knew heidi. >> heidi's sister lee so woke up that morning to very bad news. >> in my aunt was on the machine and she said, heidi is missing. >> missing. >> we saw her the night before when she delivered our easter baskets and she had her usual goofiness. >> it was shocking that an 18-year-old girl could just disappear like that on easter morning. >> the convenience store was strung with crime scene tape by the time her sister arrived. >> i just felt like i was watching a movie. >> inside the store, not promising. they found heidi's purse, her car keys, money undisturbed in the register. no signs of a struggle and her car was parked in the lot. >> i just remember sitting and watching. i didn't know what to do. >> the community made a find heidi volunteer command center at the old firehouse, while the authorities readied their first news alert. >>

john brown, i mean, john o'brien will discuss lincoln's use of religious symbolism in the address. and then ed epstein will talk about how lincoln's two minute speech at gettysburg changed american political oratory forever. after that, all members will be invited to offer their own thoughts and questions, to the discussion. i will be tonight's moderator. i will ask that everybody used the little hand raise icon to begin this, but we will allow people to open up the microphones during that period. and please remember, obviously, always remain respectful. i will begin with the gettysburg address. four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and dedicated can long endure. we are met on a great battlefield of that war. we have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who gave their lives that their nation might live. it has alto

they didn't come to blows and i hoped that it was a chance for john o'brien and mullin to. i wanted apprised of where he's standing politically because he isn't endorsing any candidate just yet. i thought that would be a gimme with joe biden that's largely where the teamsters go to the democrat, but he's meeting with them all and that's going to continue for a little while now. take a look. >> we're open to support any candidate, whether there's a d, i, or r next to their name and one of the reasons we're going through the historical process. the teamsters inviting and any all, not only myself, but our members, we should be yetting out the best candidates to represent our members and restore a strong middle class in america. >> so you're saying that donald trump could be among those you're consider supporting. >> that's why we're going to bring them in, is ask the tough questions, and there's a lot of rhetoric and inconsistencies and we want to make sure to drill down and let our members know what that conversation was and is going to be, let them know what the questions ar

o'brien joining us on all of that. robert, thank you. and good to see you. and we know, john kirby, john, was asked by peter doocy and his response there is no daylight between the vice president and the president on gaza, and the stance they continue to take. >> john: he said a lot of things in the answer to peter doocy, and he said it all with a straight face to his credit. but clearly a lot more pressure coming israel's way as we get closer to voting next year, and the fact that arab american voters are rapidly abandoning president biden. so, see how this goes. here is a story for you. a detransitioning woman in florida, she's 20 years old, claims she was rushed into hormone therapy when she was just 14. now she is fighting back, and she's opening up about it in a new documentary. kelsey is here to share isabelle's story, coming up next. plus this. >> boy, oh, thanks -- >> sandra: ok. one of the latest tiktok trends out there, taking on out of control tip culture. now customers may be starting to push back. jimmy is here, i wonder what he's going to say about this. he'll j

o'brien. thank you for joining us on hannity. we went through this with john ratcliffe. he served armin. -- hat and gloves with him. but let's start with china because china is on the march. they are not threatened by us. they are not worried about what the in nine states i do because they see biden doing nothing else around the world. >> you are absolutely right and john ratcliffe is right in his analysis. look at the the maximum -- it is true. and weakness in foreign is provocative. when we are weak, our adversaries take advantage of us. you are seeing that with iran, hamas, russians, and now the chinese and what is very disturbing is we just learned that xi jinping and -- is meeting with president bright and in san francisco which, i mean, san francisco clean up for a couple days. that was nice for the people of san francisco. but he told biden flat out, we're going to take taiwan and there's nothing you can do about it. very disturbing message and something that we are not responding to. >> jason: well, let's talk about iran because if you go over to the middle east, iran is has bloc

john james, we ti appreciate it. >> back, to life and legacy of great henry kissinger, friend robert o'brien knew him well.sial guy, great people are always controversial we knew him personally, i thought he was the lovely and gracious, the question, you might consider his legacy, take a stab at it. we don't have enough time, you will come on radio for me, but, what is his legacy? >> what a life he lead, we knew him, 100 years, what an american story. flees germany as a refugee, comes here, turning and enlists in the army as a sergeant. and goes to fights the nazis, comes home, gets his doctorate from harvard, teaches from harvard, and advises every president from john f. kennedy to joe biden, and helped you and me on the way. he served two presidents in office, nixon and ford, and helped with the key role in the war in 1973. saving israel. brought about opening of china. and that is controversial. granted but major. peace in vietnam with paris peace accords what a career. larry: do you remember, a quick anecdote, the day we signed deal with china, phase one deal. the chinese have not observed, besigned th

o'brien. ambassador, thank you so much thg us tonightn on "hannity". >> you know, we just went through this with john ratcliffe. hann with joratcliffe.. >> served arm and glove with him and hand glove with him there in the trump administration. >> but, you know, let'sn with china, because china is ona the march. they're not threatened by us. h. hreatenethey're not worried abon the united states might do because they see biden doing nothing else nin around the word position. >> you're absolutely right.d >> and john ratcliffe was right in his analysis that he just gave you. t in hisbut the maxim of the pie is saying, keee p america safe.k it works. it's true. and weakness in foreign is provocative. when we're weak, our adversaries take advantagef us. >> and we're seeing that whether it's the houthis, the captive hezbollah or iran, hama s, it's the russianse and wh and now the chinese. and what's very is we just learned that xi jinping in his meeting with president biden in san francisco, which mean the one benefit from being in san francisco, cleaned up for a couple of days. so that was nice for the pe

o'brien? >> harry washington, we've had some great gas. gayle king. jean-baptiste was different because he brought an instrument. so he walked in the door. which johns ago, he had a little harmonica with them. he walked into the studio with that. he comes in playing music. he's a musician. he's a musician. he's also from new orleans. the beautiful thing about the show is that you asked the same question, tell me about your mama's kitchen, and the conversation goes a different direction depending on who you ask. in his case, he's from new orleans. you know the food that was served in that house was delicious. food is the centerpiece of that. so when we talk to him, we learn not just about the food and his mom's kitchen, but also his musical words. he comes from a deep musical family, the battiste family is very well-known. it turns out that much of what he learned as a musician he learned in the kitchen table. their kitchen table is where, and i love this image, he said that lisa said in that bright yellow kitchen, and they would literally pound out beats on the table. and that's where he sort of learned about rhythm. improvisation. and figuring out