the quote is now being asked to john sean, how long he can stay as prime minister, tony chang has more from the protests in bunker. here in the crowd of the protests, is there a people holding up signs calling for piety? general church to get out? ah, occurring the speeches, barry speeches up on the stage to speak about the speaker is denouncing out in his time and pow, did they say according to the constitution could, should come to the end at midnight tonight. the point at which he's been in power for 8 years after seeing how an a military coup in 2014, he said he'll abide by the decision of the constitution. copeland, we're going to rule on that point of law to morrow. i don't know they'll make an immediate decision, but it's constitutional court which is sticks in the government's favor. 5 of the 9 judge have been put in place by them and their rulings in the past have generally favored the government. nonetheless, this is really about building up momentum by the opposition. i head of elections next year. the crowd here is relatively large, but this isn't what type of barry opposit

john -- sean hannity of fox news and jim jordan, along with acting attorney john whitaker will address. you can watch on our free c-span live video at. it all begins this afternoon live here on c-span beginning at first -- beginning at 4:30 eastern. u.s. women's basketball star brittney griner has been convicted of drug possession and sentenced to nine years in prison by a russian judge. she has been detained in russia for six months for possession of a cannabis vaped cartridge. president biden released a statement on her sentence saying russia is wrongfully detaining britney, it is unacceptable and i call on russia to release her immediately so she can be with her wife, loved ones, friends and teammates. my administration will continue to work tirelessly and ensure every -- to bring paul and britney home safely. american history tv saturdays on c-span two. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 9:30 a.m. eastern, bob calhoun discusses his book, the murders that made us. which look back at one hundred 70 years of san francisco's history through crimes that mar

trump's legal team pointed that out. >> sean: let me go to professor dershowitz. john solomon's report. that is that the biden white house knew a lot more than what they told us they knew. that's number one. in the court filing and the analysis of gregg jarrett. do you agree? do you disagree? where do you think that's going to take us? >> these are very, very serious matters. the whole issue of whether or not there was full disclosure to the magistrate hopefully will come out when we see the affidavit. there should be a special master appointed. this has happened in the past. special master, former judge can go through all the papers in design was privileged. the one thing that clearly is wrong is the biden white house should not be able to waive the executive privilege of president trump. that would make the executive privilege a nullity. it would mean no president could ever speak to anyone in confidence without knowing that two years from now or three years from now all of it will be revealed by the current president. that's just not the way executive privilege was

let me john sean, let me let me let you in on a dirty secret. everybody keepsps trying toin understand these peopleg as tha are reasonable. thisis is this i is the first bg government socialist machine att a national level we've ever seen. we saw tammany hall in new york . we saw mayororaw daley in chica. you know, weg saw huey long inin louisiana. m this is a machine. this machine is going to die ify donald trump wins and they know they're going to die because they have to survive off corruption and they have to survive off people doling out money like crazy. and so they'rere fighting for their lives. so they ask the question, whyit do they do this?'s i think it's like asking why is a lion eat a zebra?e these people get up every morning terrified. they know they're at war with the american people. they know that overwhelmingly the american people disagree with them. and ifhe they can't find some wu to intimidate us to to force us on defense, to tell us to shut up and that's why they go out and they deliberately iberhumiliates somebody becauses

. >> sean: john solomon, great reporting. editor in chief, justthenews.com. now author of "the price and principle", alan dershowitz and lindsey halligan. starts with you, lindsey. is everything that alan talked about legitimate? >> yes, the withholding and lack of transparency is crazy. might be the first step of tyranny. if it wasn't for truth social, twitter might have banned president trump from telling the world what happened monday. seems that they want to silence president trump and cancel his ability to tell the truth. if you look at his track record, he's exposed them spying on his campaign, the corruption of hunter biden's influence pedalling for millions of dollars and three, voter fraud. the invention of ballot drop boxes, which the supreme court just ruled unconstitutional. now he's exposing the overreach of monday's raid on mar-a-largo. we still don't know what exact documents that they took other than some momentos. >> sean: professor dershowitz, let's get your take on this. very specifically, too, along with the classification issue, the espio

sean: you said the perfect nickname for john fetterman should be uncle fester. sean: do you call him that? >> yes, of course. [laughter] sean: watch laura every night at 10:00 p.m. laura: hello, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. once again, some joe biden of administration officials are leaking evidence after business hours. and phrases like a person familiar with the investigation, describing the biden administration back and forth and the trumpet administration. these leaks are drip, drip, drip tactics that they used in the russia situation. they insisted that secrecy is the most important thing. but now we have it leaking to the post, "the new york times," and back to backdate. and with democrats and prominent republicans, and you know who you are, meaning that it is outrageous for them to criticize the fbi or the doj. that we should criticize the leadership of both of them just because. in the time for blind references over and first, faking it and not making it. that is our first angle. we had huge reaction last night on the obvious effor

early on wednesday, they were launched into the west sea from on sean south john gun providence. australia's former prime minister scott morrison has admitted he secretly swore himself into 5 different ministerial posts during the pandemic. he's facing a barrage of criticism over the move and of fighting to disclose it to the public. now the european union, and you say there's studying iran's response to a proposal to save a 2015 nuclear deal to her on center apply on monday through what the e. u is called. it's final submission iran previously called on the us to show flexibility to resolve issues. washington is said it's ready to quickly see the deal to restore the pact on the basis of the you proposals. us president joe biden is signed into law of $430000000000.00 climate health and tax bill. finally said the inflation reduction act tackles climate change and reduces deficit by having the wealthy pay more taxes. it's a key legislative victory for the democrats. president jordan reports from washington d. c. a celebration at the white house on tuesday. as u. s. president joe biden signed i

sean, it's serious as evidenced by the volume, by the number. i mean, i've been in congress a few years. i have never seen anything like this. johnd it earlier, he's never seen this kind of number almost becoming a well worn path to our office and grassley and johnson because they know they can trust us. >> sean: do you know what the accusations are and how bad are they? >> no, they're serious. they relate to january 6th, the school board issue and this overarching pressure to catalog cases. that's why tebow left today. he left today because he was the guy who pressured the hunter biden story the whistle blower told senator grassley and a different whistle blower told us he was the same guy who's pressuring agents to catalog all cases as domestic violence extremism cases when they're not. this is to politicize everything, that's what they're up to and it is wrong. and you're exactly right sean. the fact that no juan was really held accountable, i think of the treatment mccabe and strzok got compared to congressman perry who's on vacation with his family and they take his phone, which has all kinds of privileged information, is th

. >> sean: john solomon editor and chief of just the news.com. here with more of the unprecedented dangerous nature of this raid fox news contributor jonathan turley. jonathan in light of what john is reporting and what we now heard from the president's own attorney, as recently as june, they were communicating. they actually went to mar-a-lago. they saw the documents in the box. they requested a pad lock be put on that particular room. that request was granted and they were also offered complete access anytime they wanted it. why this then? >> well, that's the question. the more we learn, the more confusing this gets. what did they possibly tell reinhart? did they relay this history to the magistrate that, according to these sources, that the president had cooperated? i mean, the idea that he was subject to a subpoena, complied with a subpoena, didn't challenge it, voluntarily showed the storage room to the agent, followed their advice, secured it to meet their demands, all of that is hardly a basis for saying now we need to send in 40 fbi agent

john. first of all as you said he intends to run. we are not even focused on 2024. we are focused on midterms 2022. >> seantor john kennedy of louisiana joins me now. senator, good to see you. give me your take. the liberals are bailing on joe biden 2024. why so? >> some politicians in washington, d.c. not all of them. but some care more about their problems than yours. and the thing they want most in the world is to be reelected. certain members of president biden's own party are running from him because they think president biden will hurt their re-election. now, why is that? in my judgment, president biden has stepped on every rake in the yard. mean to be unfair. he has mismanaged congress, mismanaged covid, mismanaged crime, mismanaged the border. mismanaged the afghanistan. mismanaged economy. mismanaged inflation and forfeited america's energy independence. now, president biden obviously disagrees with that. he says he is doing a swell job as evidence, he offers the opinions of experts like like kamala harris and prince harry. but i don't think most americans are persuaded.n people hate president bid

sean, is for -- to come and do a voluntary arrest. i wind up in a solitary confinement cell that they had put john hinkley in when he shot ronald reagan. the bigger picture here for my, sean, this two-tiered system of justice. bill belichick said you are what your record is. merrick garland and the fbi's record is this. they put me in leg irons, they want me in prison and they raided mar-a-largo, the treasure of mar-a-largo. in both cases, it was totally unnecessary. it's political partisan circus. the people of america i think by this -- we're act a week into into this now with president trump and i still have any trouble. what people want know, what do we do about this? for me, my mission of taking back trump's america book mission is to win the house of representatives back first from pelosi. because it all starts with them. all starts with that select committee, the legal weapons, violation of separation of powers. these are things i'm standing up for in court to preserve. we get that done and the other thing is to get trump back in the white house. folks, get focused on november. we have a big election on tuesday in wyoming that

. >> sean: you know, john, i'm looking at all this and you and i covered this whole story about corruption at the upper levels of the fbi. director wray was supposed to clean it up. why didn't he? >> great question, right? i think a lot of people i talk to say if you don't have accountability for the people who did it before, you never clean up the system that comes after it. the temptation to do these things, to go overly broad, to cheat on a warrant or to mislead a court or mislead congress, is high because really no one paid a terrible penalty for what happened during russia collusion. and most of the experts i talked to the last three, four, five weeks. are we back at a point that looks like russia, increasingly they say yes the basic rules aren't being followed. even if the fbi has good reason to look for something the rules aren't followed and the reason is there really hasn't been a consequence for cheating or breaking the rules in the most recent past. >> sean: we will stop them and if your plan doesn't work we have an insurance policy, no penalty, john solomon editor in chief just

they were launched into the sea from on sean, in that south john gan province. at comes a day after soul and washington started 4 days of joint drills in preparation for training exercise. later this month, 7 people have been injured a series of attacks in southern that thailand, officials say the bombings mostly targeted pachel stations and convenient stores. no one has taken responsibility for the explosions that hit at least 17 different places. more than 7000 people have been killed in thailand since 2004 in violence over regional or totally authorities in central china are trying to ease of power and water shortage is caused by record high temperatures and drought. 2 months of hot, dry weather have disrupted crop growth and threatened livestock. john king is one of the worst effected regions in the neighboring c. schwann province. an air raid shelter has been converted to provide shade and allow residence to keep cool. in portugal, a massive wildfire which was brought under control last week is blazing again. more than 1200 firefighters are dousing the flam

. >> sean: leonardo dicaprio john kerry all fly on private jets. >> if you want to work in reverse ordererry wants me to quick plastic straws at least stop putting plastic in your face, the hypocrisy too much for jimmy failla to bear. wa do they all have in common? they're actors. so they can get on cameras, the end is ni, we're in big trouble. but this is what climate change does for celebrities. celebrities have a sense of guilt because they have the luckiest prosperous lives. you feel guilty about that kind of luck so you try to save the earth. not that you try but you've convinced yourself that their sacrifices will offset your emissions. so in his head he doesn't think he's a hypocrite because he thinks the reach he has and the gospel he's spreading will do more good than his jet does bad. >> sean: and you know that because you yourself are a celebrity. before you came on we were talking about how great your hair. the front go back and the front go back. >> we're on the ingraham angle right now? if someone like laura ingraham gets on a plane for fox, first class feeding her grapes.

sean: t thank you, lena, i appreciate it. thank you all. we will highlight pennsylvania senate candidate to the radical bernie sanders wane john federman and all of his heretical views and all of his controversial paths. dr. always and a must when manic state republicans is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: par left pennsylvania senate candidate john federman returned to the campaign trail last friday making his first public appearance since suffering a stroke back in may. now sadly at times appear to be struggling a lot speaking but as always we will let you decide and watch for yourself. >> and those more votes, 25, there is more votes than there were for us in those counties allegedly. i did not win the lieutenant governor in pennsylvania, the only lieutenant governor in the history to do that. and you can count on us. to eliminate the filibuster. [cheers and applause] eliminate the filibuster and let's get some stuff done for america! [cheers and applause] >> sean: we send our prayers with federman and everyone else good health in their life and the recovery, but learning so much more about the really extreme for a left positions on crime, anti-fr

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know him personally he said i am going do have him give you a call that is what john walsh avocado to do thank you to seanhe investigation, into what really happened, there has been some issues with some of the government officials not moving in the way that i think they should in terms of speeding efficiency, but that is okay. we are going to keep pushing along there are so many families in city of chicago, who endured many things that i have, in terms of trying to get circus for their family a county prosecutor doesn't seem much interested in prosecuting crime under charges, a number of crimes a lot of families deserving of justice of innocent loved ones slaughtered in chicago thank towel to state representative, a democrat out of chicago in office 15 years speaking boult what is going on in chicago, in terms of the mayor not doing her job, and county prosecutor failing at her job both actually failing at their jobs that is what i am hopeful to provide momentum so other family in chicago can get justice as well. jackie: chicago experiencing another deadly weekend nine people killed 25 others wounded in

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since john solomon no longer has guessed privileges on sean hannity show, he decided to reveal that letter in a podcast conversation with steve bannon who is so not smart he is awaiting sentencing for criminal contempt of congress. here is donald trump in the last year of his presidency introducing the person who wrote that letter and who in effect called in the fbi to go after the trump documents. >> debra, deputy of the united states. that sounds like a very big job. that's a lot of archives. how many buildings does that take up? great, great job. thank you very much. >> yeah, it is a very big job and she does do a great job. as her letter shows. and the archives take up more than one building. but don trump's hotel in florida is not one of them. debra could never have imagined that she was going to become the most important archivist in american history. if you've never known the name of the archivist of the united states before now, welcome to the club. it is not the place where attention seekers go to work. it probably was not with debra was dreaming of when she was a college student

john podesta's emails. the whole purpose of the raid was intimidation. >> sean: let's talk about in relation of what happenedgo this weekend. if you know paul manafort, peter navarro, and why this seems -- why the tactics are now being used more and more and why does it only seemed to happen to conservatives? nothing happened to hillary clinton, nothing happened to the people that lied to before fisa courts. nothing happened in the upper echelon in the fbi when they spread lies about russia collusion as he pointed out rightly so that never occurred. they had hunter biden's laptop and we know there's crimes and evidence of crimes on the laptop and nothing has happened to him. why the double standard? i will give you the last word. >> it's very important to recognize i was arrested and 6:06, 6:11 sarah murray at cnn tested dell mike texted a copy of my indictment when my lawyers. the indictment was sealed until 9:30 that morning. just the leak of the indictment was a felony and when you look at the metadata tags to figure out who rode it because i had no court markings or time-stamps on it, and had the initial

. >> sean: this will get more interesting, great reporting, john solomon, we will follow this closely to speed. straight ahead, the great one marcus levin will give us his take on the fbi raid at mar-a-lago. he is pretty fired up, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight more developments on the rained at mar-a-lago, counsel pat cipot cipollone on his own y were interviewed by the fbi about boxes of classified information shortly after donald trump left office. and tomorrow, by the way, the hearing is scheduled in federal court on whether to unseal the mar-a-lago search affidavit. the doj does not want that to happen. here with reaction as a host of the number one show, weakens here on the fox news channel "life, liberty, and speed 17." also a host of his radio show, a column the great one paired why is it that the doj does not want to affidavit unsealed, and one of the president have the right to exert executive permit privilege for the his white house counsel and his executive council? >> why should they release it when they are leaking in bits and pieces? and if i were the movement in

. >> sean: we are going to wait and see what happens. john solomon, adjustthenews.com. donald trump returned to trump tower at new york city a moment ago. the host of unfiltered, dan bongino, cohost of the five, geraldo rivera. i heard you last night passionately speaking out against this and i share that passion. unfortunately, the fbi and the doj has squandered any trust that they might have had after three long years of lies, conspiracy theories and the hell they put this country through and they knew damn well it was false and nobody was held accountable. to speak i was passionate about it for a reason. how many freaking times are we going to let the fbi interfere in an election? this is supposed to be constitutional -- i'm not crazy, right. this is supposed to be a representative democracy. a banana republic. we are beyond banana republic, this is embarrassing. at least -- didn't pretend to be anything but state apparatus. the fbi -- and listen, i've been with you for a while, i worked with a lot of decent guys, i'm done with the rank-and-file stuff too. i'm done w

sean king. well as the last couple of weeks john, she really has been suffering under this intense heat wave which has caused bush fires. it's cause power outages, crops and livestock have really been struggling as well. so this really is a dramatic change in weather conditions. temperatures have gone from daily highs about 40 degrees celsius right down to the mid twenties. and there's also been this rain for which began on sunday and it's still ongoing. and as you can see, it's really helped to replenish the yangtze river right behind me. just a few days ago, parts of this river had dried up so much. you could walk half way across it. but the concern now for authorities is the threat of possible flooding. one of the things the heat wave did is it really bates the soil around this region and it's caused it to crack and loosen and that increases the possibility of natural disasters. so authorities have issued a flood alert warning. they've evacuated more than a 100000 people to safe grounds. and rain is expected to persist in some parts of southwestern china over the next 10 days. so it does look a

sean duffy, and david are here. >> john: cost estimates from penn wharton, it could top $1 trillion, president biden said he will pay for it, and could double savings from deficit reduction attempts. how concerned are you about what looks like another huge government handout? >> i'm not, first of all, some said 300 billion over ten years and important to put it in context, that's 30 billion a year, and we have had 1.7 trillion already of deficit reduction. here is the point. my district, i represent silicon valley. we have $10 trillion of wealth. the people who are going to be helped are often working class folks who took out loans in places like ohio and pennsylvania, you want to raise more money, tax the coastal elites in my district so kids in pennsylvania, kids in ohio can go to college and get an education. i don't understand why this is seen elite policy. >> john: we are talking about low income people as you just said, but the caps on this are $125,000 income per individual, $250,000 per couple, for family. and for somebody who is a welder in the midwest or taxi driver struggl

the sean osgood, ramon awful so you may already we, we are today's underscore yellow. so soon control here. either a do don't case could john that he a video issue there on the media stuff on the not icbc barrow near jerusalem alarms, the not proper on radio bow fed to a lot of hispanic, even of a, to contribute as it uncles up elsewhere could apiece is all be on a key. could you anyway, could go marsha nicholas observable, sen, gays investigation showed that the french government may have been at least negligent in the management of a 30000000 euro public contract spread over 4 years. so how could the french authorities pursue this matter further in another e, you state? the problem is that the pan european phil fraud network for all its rules and regulations, has no investigative powers electrically could i come sooner or can prove other police a sample of reynold, is it m all a c o key for he's on. kit is issues is a form as you elongated a glossy o'donnell peak. it was it off um, as you so it fell to the polish government to take over the investigation. the states veterinarian authorities approached the company involved

scott, jay wallace, rockland, sean hannity, everyone has been phenomenal, even sean hannity set up a conversation with me and johnand john was so graciously to offer me to come and meet with his family and production crew and we shot a public service announcement which will be coming out in the local chicago market tomorrow to get help and get more tips so it has been a real and true family affair, for graciously allowing for this so i am really thankful for the love and support as i continue to fight the greatest fight of my life. neil: i couldn't believe when i heard it had been two months. any closer to finding out what happened? >> i believe so. i've gotten some tips into the police, fairly substantial, someone they were considering and it was more concrete to them that it may be one of the individuals, still process, real process and when whoever is charged it goes to the county prosecutor which i'm very concerned about because they have been under charging cases and kim foxx i don't have a lot of faith in. people can be proven wrong but that's not what it looks like so i am hoping to make sure this is such

john rich tomorrow morning on fox nation. we'll be back. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. have a wonderful night. >> seannnity." breaking news from the doj's political witch hunt against donald trump including a shocking report about the biden administration's involvement in the rate at mar-a-lago. the biden white house knew more than they let on. they previously denied it. after lying to americans about gain-of-function research, the origins of covid-19 and masks and vaccines and pretty much everything else. dr. flip-flop fauci is jumping ship and we are going to tell you why fauci's power trip is finally coming to an end.

sean, at the right time. >> okay. there's a long delay there. joining me now, our senior political analyst johnftvlon, legal analyst elie honig, and scott jennings is back with us. i want to see that tape, i really do, but legally it presents problems. >> we all want to see it, we're all curious. to get the legal stuff here, yes, you are allowed to videotape an fbi search, yes, the fbi is allowed to ask you to turn it off, and yes, you're allowed to refuse. a search warrant is inherently, constitutionally, an invasive process. you have fbi agents looking in your home, in things, under things. that could be upsetting to people and that could rally people who don't like what happened down there. on the other hand there will be footage of fbi agents walking out of mar-a-lago with classified documents. on the other, other hand, there is something called the egg button, there's nothing to ensure if donald trump releases this, it would be six hours, that would be boring, but he could just say here are a couple of clips of the fbi poking around in the closet and that could inflame people. >> bingo, th

sean patrick maloney. let me play for you what he said when trump asked about potential democratic efforts to boost election denier johnepublican congressman peter meijer in michigan. to know, peter meijer voted to impeach donald trump after the january 6th insurrection. listen to this. >> i understand that there are difficult moral questions philosophical questions about tactics. that's always true in politics. you better believe it. but here's the deal. we are more likely to win that seat. john gibbs is a weak opponent, extremist, a vicious antichoice record, he can't string a set of policies together that will make sense for western michigan. we will win that seat. we believe that by keeping those dangerous people out of power, we address the larger moral imperative, and that is our job. >> keith, i think in campaigns that you have to make a decision about lines that you are and are not willing to cross, and frankly i think, and not only in this race but in other races, did he try across the line here? your thoughts? >> yeah, i was hoping you would not ask me about this one. it's a risky strategy and there's always

sean osgood ramon awful. so you may already we, we are today's underscore yellow. so soon control here. either a do don't case could john that he a video issue there on the media stuff on the not icbc barrow near jerusalem alarms the not proper on radio bow fed to a lot of hispanic in of a, to contribute as it uncles up elsewhere could apiece is all be on a key. could you anyway? could come call. marsha nicholas of jermel sen, gays investigation showed that the french government may have been at least negligent in the management of a 30000000 euro public contract spread over 4 years. so how could the french authorities pursue this matter further in another e, you state? the problem is that the pan european phil fraud network for all its rules and regulations, has no investigative powers electrically could i come sooner or can prove other police. a sample of reynold, is it m all a c o g e phone is on, kit is issues is a from su, elongated a glossy, a donor peek. he was at a pharmacy, so it fell to the polish government to take over the investigation. the states veterinarian authorities approached the company involved b.

sean, how does it work? what is the significance of the dni telling these congressional people, yes, we are going to make this assessment? >> well, john, first i have to say that this is the right call by the director of national intelligence. look, just like mary said. it's really important that we understand the rate at which these documents are compromised. a team of intelligence professionals seamed by the national director of intelligence and will sit down, to the degree they can understand what's in these documents, and i don't think they will have all the details, to the degree they can understand substance of documents, they'll look at, not only whether or not that information is critical information as relates to sources and methods and ongoing intelligence activities, but also very interested in what, what really would be a criminal side of this. look if you're going to understand vulnerabilities here you need to know who accessed these documents and under what circumstances? so there will be even though it's in the intelligence community, there will be an interest in understanding who went in to mar-a-lago where these docum

john solomon over at just the news said this, he said according to his sources he's got some news about the materials that were taken, here's what he told seannity. >> for the first time we have confirmation that the fbi and the justice department believes it over collected evidence when it was at mar-a-lago. it collected evidence that was not covered by the search warrant. they have also informed trump defense lawyers, the justice department over the last few days at there is likely privileged materials that have the fbi collected that now has to be segregated and returned to the presidents. those privileges can be attorney-client privilege or more likely executive privilege. >> shannon: what do you make of that? we know when evidence is collected there are paint teams where things are weeded out if they are privilege they don't end up in the hands of investigators or prosecutors, what do you make of these claims tonight? >> every prosecutor that is seeking documents has in the back of their mind are we going to get privileged documents? if they were, they needed to have a taint team ready. that is a team of prosecutors and investigators no

john rich tomorrow morning on fox stationon and of course, we'll be back 8:00 p.m. so that's the sworn enemy of line pomposity, smugness and groupthink. have a wonderful night. sean hannity takes over now. all right. and tucker, thank you tonight and welcome this monday to hannity. tonight, breaking news from the doj political witch hunt against donald trump, including a shocking report about the biden administration's involvement in the raid at mar a lago. now the biden white house absolutely knew a lot more than they let on . they previously denied. ic plus, after lying to americans about gain of function research ,the origins of covid-19id and masks and vaccines-1 pretty much everything else, dr. flipflop fauci is now jumpinger ship. now we're going to tell you whyu pelosi's power trip is finally coming to an end. and later, former senr

john rich tomorrow morning on fox stationon and of course, we'll be back 8:00 p.m. so that's the sworn enemy of line pomposity, smugness and groupthink. have a wonderful night. sean hannity takes over now. all right. and tucker, thank you tonight and welcome this monday to hannity. tonight, breaking news from the doj political witch hunt against donald trump, including a shocking report about the biden administration's involvement in the raid at mar a lago. now the biden white house absolutely knew a lot more than they let on . they previously denied. ic plus, after lying to americans about gain of function research ,the origins of covid-19id and masks and vaccines-1 pretty much everything else, dr. flipflop fauci is now jumpinger ship. now we're going to tell you whyu pelosi's power trip is finally coming to an end. and later, former senior adviser to president trump,tr jared kushner, a rare interview. he'll join us .raew. give us a behind the scenes ofmp the trump presidency. but first,es i have a message tonight for the very lazy bernie sanders loving socialist trust fund baby barat in a hoodie that is now runningem as a democrat for the senate in pennsylvania

sean duffy, former wisconsin congressman. good morning to you. how do you think this is going to go? >> not well. i disagree with john thune. agency. this is a republican tax agency. when i ran for congress in 2010 i ran against a 40 year incumbent. he was very powerful. when i announced i was running i got a tax audit from the i.r.s.. four supporters who went to campaign stop and asked fair but hard questions. after the democrat congressman's staefrs asked who the four people were three months later they got tax audits. this is punish republicans and republican donors if you give to the republican party which by dem standards is the wrong party. the i.r.s. is coming for you. this is not transparent. no one sees who is being audited. you don't put it on your facebook page and instagram. they can do it under the cover of darkness to silence and punish republicans and make sure democrats go scot-free. that's what this is about. >> bill: you have a big family. in 2011 the i.r.s. audited fam leaps claiming adoption tax credit. >> i was not aware of that. i think if you look at writeoffs that big families can get they'll come fo

john connery philanthropy. they support a lot of charities, maria. he died at the age of 90, sean car. maria: here is the migrant bus in new york city at port authority and we are watching who is coming off of this bus, largely adult males have now descended on new york this as texas governor greg abbott writes in new op-ed in new york post that mayor eric adams, quote, talked the talk about being a sanctuary city but when pressed into fulfilling such ill-considered policies he wants to condemn anyone who is pressing him to walk the walk. joining me right now is former department of homeland security adviser former secret service supervisory special agent and security solutions ceo, charles marino, charles, great to see you, thank you very much for being here. charles: morning, maria. maria: pretty extraordinary to see the buses arriving in new york and people getting off of them. do you know where they go now? charles: yeah, where they go is dependent on where they decide to migrant. some of it attached to employment and some of it is may be attach today other people that they kn

john . between maloneyey and jerry nadler. well, someone's not going to i have a job after tonight.ob you got 71% of the vote reporting right now. let me pop back here. g i got you, sean,ot to this special election. so we're still we're not count as fast up in the congressionalc district. t nineteen nothing much to show for. but did this bitnog m of a surpe right now with nadler getting the votes that he's picking up right now? soso that's what we got onward.n weow roll and let you know whati happened a bit later shot back to you. all right. bill hemmer as a big board. we will monitor results all night tonight. now to more breaking developments surrounding the fbi raid at mar a lago. now, at the time of the raid, the biden white house,bi remember, they claim they had no prior knowledge att all of the investigation and they were learning about it forhe the firl time on the news like everybody else. but last night, right heren on this program, investigative reporter john solomon tells invs us all of that is just simply not true. and based on documents reviewedo by solomon, the biden whiteie house, in fact,it actually facilitatee the doj probe against donald trump won hi

sean. >> global warming is a crisis for every american makes less than what, 20 million dollars a year liberals, johnmassive pain on the american people with their climate change agenda. if they believe this would put jets away fly commercial if they flew trade in mansions, 10, 0,000-square-foot homes beach home trade in because they know climate is going to destroy the world and humanity but none of them believe it because they are massive climate emitters, this -- young rich little pop star, she is a hypocrite thinks can say one thing i care about climate i am activist flying around in a private jet give me a break, loser. >> the list of polluters again, the private jet pollutant posse, take a look forward mayweather j.c. a-rod brake shelton spielberg kim kardashian work wahlberg oprah travz shot, this report comes on the heels of one way or another about could ily jenner used her private plane for flights as short as three minutes because should he didn't want to sit in traffic for 45 minutes, mike ? >> that -- listen any way you can get around that, right? look, it is -- it is hypocrisy to say th

thank god for our colleagues sean hannity, i know he doesn't like me to praise him like this, but he was the one who called me one day and said hey, do you know johnwanted, of course, he's a legend, and that's how we came about with the public service announcement. going to extreme length to get justice for him. imagine what it's like for the everyday person who does not have a fox news channel to support them. this is terrible for people there. >> sandra: or the money to flee. >> laws need to change. and a lot of people don't. >> john: i was going to say, you mentioned the west loop. scenes of the car doing donuts. that is from the west loop over the weekend. you mentioned john walsh and a public service announcement to bring down the killers of your brother. >> i'm gianno caldwell, my 18-year-old brother christian was an light every room he went to. june 20, 2022, he was murdered in chicago, illinois. >> i'm john walsh, the father of a murdered child. i've been chasing fugitives and asking people to make a difference for over 40 years. this family needs justice. >> john: john walsh is a legend, tracked down many criminals and killers when the po

sean, you are all right, you know thanks very much >> so are you. stuart: how about this for a story? the ceo of whole foods says he's concerned about socialism. tell me more. lauren: johnptember 1 and while the muzzle and the had cuffs have come off. this is what he told reason magazine and i am quoting, pull it up for me. "they've taken over education. it looks like they've taken over a lot of organizations. it looks like they've taken over the military and it's just continuing." he calls himself a capitalist at heart, believes in liberty and i think we'll hear more of his free thoughts moving forward. stuart: that's very interesting. i'm glad he comes out like that. lauren: i think he's mad especially during the pandemic when the government was paying people to stay home and he had trouble hiring. stuart: you don't hear stuff like that from a ceo of a major corporation. lauren: he's about to retire so it's changing. stuart: speaking of major corporations, dan ives has been with us for the hour and we'll get back to a point you've made so often on this program. the best executives in america today are at apple and microsoft , and those two companies are the best compa