oh, and the judges, he took lois lerner's side when she deleted all those emails. he acted like she was an angel. watch this. >> competence doesn't necessarily lead to criminality which, which, which, out of those two scenarios out there seems more likely to you at this point. >> within the irs, probably incompetence. the irs has one of the most antiquated computer systems in the world. and the fact that emails could have disappeared without ms. learner knowing about it or ms. learner being involved is entirely credible to me. at the end of the day, what originally happened here is probably not a crime and to the extent there is concerns about the non-production of the emails, i think she has enough insulation between her and those production issues that barring some other real smoking gun i don't see it. >> jesse: aren't you glad the irs is adding 87,000 more lois lerners. this whole guy unethical. he was team epstein. even after he was a convicted pedophile and he cheated the system to get there. rinehart worked for the south florida's u.s. attorney's office duri

anyone remember lois lerner? yes. 87,000 new agents. of the reasons why rogue legislation, $45 billion of that money is designed for enforcement -- i said, let's give it to the parents that they can provide for school choice or mentors or tutors for their kids who lost two years of learning loss, which will cost our economy trillions of dollars. give that money to the parents. [applause] but, common sense ain't so common anymore. then i turned the station. not sure if it was fox news or newsmax. i heard a clip of the president saying that the border was closed. [applause] [laughter] i am sorry. can somebody please look at the dictionary and tell me what "closed" means? because in the last 12 months, we have seen 2 million illegal crossings. they have been from the trump years of july now to july of the trump years, there have been 325% increase in illegal border crossings. so we can't believe what they say, but we can believe what we see. [applause] think about this, we had 108,000 americans lose their lives to overdoses. and yet fentan

let's go back to lois lerner. it was documented how many trips she made it the obama white house. i think it was about 20 trips. i am sure they were having conversations about obama and how she should we say, work for nefarious purposes of republicans. she took the fifth when she was called up in front of congress. when they found out what she was doing going after the tea party, she took fits. another point, i will make two points here. when it was found out that the democrats requested $80 billion for the irs, the republicans complained that it was going to be used for nefarious purposes -- the irs would not be going against people making under or hundred k. that was -- 400 k. that was voted down by every democrat. i hope when republican dean, house representative, this screams for an oversight committee to keep track of what these people are going to do. host: go ahead and respond, aaron. guest: i agree. all government spending with caution. they know they are -- two people of under $400,000. they are going to be going after that mom-and-pop shop. individuals -- those are peopl

remember when lois lerner and the irs saved their agents on conservative grassroots organizations? who wanted to advocate for conservative principles? auditing them, denying them their nonprofit status. why do you think maggie voted to give the irs $80 billion last week? that money is going to fund 87,000 new irs agents. who do you think they are going to be auditing? hunter biden? or hard-working granite staters? small businesses? people trying to grow their businesses and help their communities? families like many of yours. that's what they are going to be doing. that's why they gave the irs more money than the entire budget of our marine corps. i've got to tell you, i would much rather have 87,000 new marines than i would 87,000 new irs bureaucrats. [applause] so, it is not just about the way they enforce the law against republicans and conservatives. it is also how they don't enforce the law out in the streets across our country. remember, the blm riots from a couple of summits ago -- summers ago? mostly peaceful protests? as people stood in front of burning buildings? the bide

remember lois lerner? obama's political operative one after conservative groups, religious groups. >> hannity: what penalty did she incur? >> they ran her out of town before the dog catchers could get her. she lost her job, but i don't know it should've been a lot worse than that. my point is get ready, not only are they can attack individuals and small businesses, they are going to attack conservative groups. they are getting the irs as a political lever. i bet they've already started and that which worst abuse the big government socialism. the worst abuse. >> hannity: that's why tell every conservative friend to pay your taxes and go over it with a two a double check. to me it probably won't make a difference i called the handy treatment except now to be 87,000 more agents to give out the handy treatment to every other american and it's not fun and also the other part is ace extraordinarily expensive to hire the accountants to hire the people to go when you prove your case and show the receipts and show

the tea party groups, lois lerner, they had to be called kicking and screaming, the d.o.j., in looking at pro-life facilities. all of these questions people say where are the priorities? 1/3 of portland rioters, the case is dropped. we're going to go after a former president. >> brooke: yes! absolutely. the weaponizization of all forms of government right now, we have the d.o.j. who used the patriot act to go after parents but there's two words to describe this, it's not only unprecedented, it's completely unnecessary. all they have to do is issue a subpoena. you mentioned they met in june. we said he turned over 15 boxes. we said the room was under padlocks but also the national archives themselves had issued a letter that was made public stating that the former president was, indeed, cooperating with everyone. and this type of force is normally reserved when you're raiding to look for a dead body, ok? not under the presidential records act which is, you know, an administrative error and don't forget that all of these documents could have been unilaterally declassified by trump himsel

devin, you just talked about all of the times in the past that we saw bad behavior down irs, lois lernerg things and who is ordering this search and seizure. finish. >> well, the reason i wanted to run your viewers through kind of that history, because it's really important because there's a few things in common. one thing is the democrats are involved in this. they coordinate with the media, and like i said, these top-level obama/biden officials are now at the top echelon of this current white house and department of justice, and they're basically facing no scrutiny. and, look, i don't have any, you know, i'm not buddies with merrick garland, but i was in washington for, you know, a couple decades, and what you saw on friday was very unusual. you had a sitting attorney general who shows up three days after the fact, right? so they ransacked the president's home, they the get all these boxes, nobody knows what the hell's in it. president trump says, look, let's release warrant, and then, i'm not kidding you -- and i urge people to go back and watch that, you know, isn't it strange that a

can get greedy when it wants to go after certain people and we've seen it happen, lois lerner.dent biden may feel good about recent political wins and now big plans reported on how he and his team will try to capitalize on all of it. whether voters with buying what they will be selling. the mid-terms just one of the president's concerns on the flip side of all that happiness. tell us if you think that he should run again or not. >> we have to keep the house, which i think we have a chance to do. we have to win multiple seats in the senate, which i know we have a chance to do. and once we do that, we show our strength as a party, which will make him stronger. >> harris: those are his friends, can't even say his name. the list of democrats ducking the biden 2024 question just keeps growing and growing and growing. power panel next. >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure w

you know, the weaponization of federal a agencies began under the obama administration with lois lernergainst obama's political opponents, and the partisanship, the politicization just continued. let's say the exoneration of hillary clinton, the editing of james comey's exoneration e-mail. by the way, that was the same cast of characters inside the fbi that immediately went into crossfire hurricane. we now know that as early as october 2016, certainly january of 2017 the fbi knew full well the steele dossier was tainted with russian disinformation. how do we know that? because my staff uncovered the classified footnotes to the fisa report or that completely con that that districted the fisa report -- contradicted the fisa report that the fbi had no knowledge of russian disinformation. look at the peter strzok/lisa page texts from 2016, 2017. the mueller probe never should have happened. in march 2018 the fbi, knowing full well that the dossier was taintedded, briefed senate intel and said the steele dossier had integrity. so time and time again we see the partisanship, partisan actions,

did donald trump ever try to weaponize the irs and lois lerner fashion? he take the fbi and use it to go after joe biden's residence? when he was president? did they go into the doj and have the -- this collusion hoax? did any of these people who worked for trump lie four times to a federal investigator like the fbi director andrew mccabe? so, they are the revolutionaries and they project it on to others and what's the whole purpose of this pete, the whole pursuance is on these agenda issues they are behind and joe biden has ann anemic rating and they feel had if they can ginn up a crisis and they did it in 2021 when they had barbed wire and 30,000 troops in washington, d.c. in the greatest weapons since the civil war or they can take the raid and just dribble things out. one week it will be nuclear secrets. next trump improperly took out mementos, the next trying to get information on his enemy. then the media goes to town with a bombshell walls are closing in. and otherwise we don't -- we are not going to look at the issue. inflation, the border. interv

it brings back to mind lois lerner during the obama administration's targeting of the tea party groupse so small around the country. and, of course, the democrats tried to argue that that was a one-off, that it wasn't happening. well, and it now looks like maybe they are going to be targeting the mass of american people. you know, a lot of people have to recall how joe biden keeps giving all these speeches in which he leans forward and whispers pay your fair share, pay your fair share. [laughter] people sit out there and say, is he talking about me? yeah, they are talking about you. gerry: that was uncannily realistic, dan -- >> i'veed had a lot of practice. [laughter] gerry: kim, again, the other scandal in the last year or to was when the tax returns of very, very wealthy individuals apparently were somehow leaked to a news organization which then published them very conveniently just as progressive democrats were to opposing a new way of taxing very wealthy individuals. one particular thing that i know you're very excited about, kim, is idea that maybe i think elizabeth warren and o

you look at the irs and lois lerner directly targeting conservative organizations under the obama administrationu look at this administration's department of homeland security's creation of a ministry of truth to go after us. every day americans across the country to tell us hey, here is what we say the truth is and is not and what you are allowed to say and what you are not allowed to say. it's hard to imagine given how blatant all of this is that this is happening in the united states of america. and that is what is so deeply concerning is that we should not, as americans, have to be thinking hey, the irs, the biden administration just passed a bill with more big spending, giving the irs $80 billion to go after entrepreneurs, every day americans who are working hard and, hey, maybe i should think about what i'm posting on facebook and if i criticize the administration, does that make me a target for an audit by this irs that will now have thousands more irs agents to go after everyday americans? these kinds of things should not be running through our minds in a democracy. these things are what

and andrew mccabe james clapper and john brennan and lois lerner, they all had one thing in common. they had enormous powers. they all lied under oath or said they could not remember and there were no punishments at all. even somebody with a sterling reputation that we all honor robert mueller. how could robert mueller run a 22 month long investigation? based on the steel dossier and its dissemination by fusion gps and testify under oath. to the house intelligence committee. when asked that he had no idea what the dossier was. he had no idea. what gps was in other words he had no idea why his committee existed his commissioned existed in the first place. and that that was 22 months post-facto. so it's very dangerous to invest and give up your constitutional rights to people who are not elected and they're growing greater and larger as the individual citizen fields. that they are losing their independence and they need someone to instruct them someone to house them someone to give them education someone to give them legal advice for someone to protect them the more that they want pro

agents on conservatives an religious committees and right to life committees this is it like the lois lernertory redux, you recall back in 2013 this is all bad, but, at the end of the day you have to look to november. the caffrey -- cavalry is coming. the cavalry is coming. elizabeth: do you think they will kill the bill? will it go away or what will happen? >> i think the bill is going to pass. i hate to say but i think the bill will pass. elizabeth: then the gop will win and then republicans will win and undo it all. i guess we'll have more to talk about larry kudlow. great to have you on. thank you for spending time with us. good to see you. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: come back soon. florida governor ron desantis pushes back on billionaire george soros. he suspends a state attorney that soros backed for picking and choosing on his own what state laws to enforce of the trump effect, results of how many former president trump candidates are now winning. we have impact on the midterms. now the gop is concerned here, we're going to explain it next. vince collagnese joins us. stay there. >>

it started in the obama administration where they used lois lerner and irs to harass conservative andn i was on. unmask american citizens so they could listen in on their phone calls. they broke every rule of the book back then. they're doing this time too. i don't think we should be surprised. i know america is shocked by what happened last night but amongst my friends who are close to the president none of us are shocked that the steps they will take to stop him. i think they know they can't beat him in an election. they have to come up with some way to disqualify him before the election. i think, by the way in the end that is what this is all about. it is not about some papers. what they're trying to do is find some crime they can commit him of, commit him it so he will have trouble running next time because they know they can't win. charles: it is disappointing. so, so shocking. got january 6th committee. had all the impeachments, it is non-stop. i feel like someone's home, you have to have something concrete before you do something like this. you could have called the president u

fauci, when did lois lerner put her name on the ballot?she made all kind of decision at who she was going to i mean, that's fighting. the people make decisions and our constitutional system are the ones who put their name on the ballot, glut and talk to the people and if the people elected them, that is individual who makes decision. that's how it works. such respect for the constitution and first amendment. that's what we should rally around. >> that's super. what is your prayer, what you call to everybody listening? what's the most important thing they can do for god, the family and the country today? >> first of all pray for the country. you started off come so nice you start off with talking about prayer. it's important, prayer for our great country. the world t is a a safer bettr place when america leads. and to me, to me militarily yet to lead economically. pray for the overall country. it's much better when america leads with the values and principles that make up the special place when we are leading. that's critical. so pray for t

we have seen them doer this with lois lerner. under the obama administration, there were no consequences . there she was directly targeting, directly targeting, blatantlyly conservative organizations. and so this dangerous trend that we are seeing that happen gradually over years. ry butth everything from the irs to department of homeland security, their counterterrorismsmte division, the fbi, the department of justice, webi are seeing how they are w more blatantly in broad daylight being weaponizes to political opponents of those in powerse and anyone who dares to dissent or question or challenge t their actions and policieshe. ri doan you realize that their system is so antiquated that is they were using cobalt and they can't keep up with the amount of calls amo they get? twelve hundred calls per second around the country with people who are confused c about our complex tax system, whichex keeps changing. do you know that out of all the money that's earmarked fore the irs, only five of the eighty seven billion is for in improvi

needs to be careful, all these nonprofit who are pro-life, christian and conservative, it'll be lois lerner all over again targeting these people because they don't have rooms filled with lawyersou and accountants. well, when you're'r therein on friday, morning, jim jordann ,just remind people these are the same people that saideo they wouldn't tax people that they wouldn't tax people that thousand dollars a year and the same people that saidd p keep t your doctor plan and save money. those are the same peopleam you can wave goodbye to every moderate democrat and every moderate districtry because this is the end of their career, this vote . do you>> agree? on i do.act the inflation reduction act will increase inflation. the inflation reduction act will raise taxes and inflation reduction act will unleash eighty seven thousand leftwing bureaucrats to attack and harass the american. taxpayer. i mean, and governor huckabee is exactlylyan right. li 50 pro-life crisis pregnancy centers have been attacked over4 the last 14 weeks. they are they're going to t be attacked now. i mean, they'vehe been

let's go back to lois lerner -- it was documented how many trips she made into the obama white house.k it was about 20 trips, and i'm sure lois lerner had discussions about obama and how she can -- how shall we say -- work for nefarious purposes against republicans. she pled the fifth when she was called up in front of congress after they found out what she was doing going after the tea party. i will make 2 additional points here. when it was found out that the democrats were requesting $80 billion for the irs, the republicans complained that it was going to be used for nefarious purposes, and the democrats came back and said " it won't be used for nefarious purposes!" then there was a republican amendment. your guest might talk about that. a republican amendment that would guarantee that the irs would not be going against people making under $400,000, and that was voted down by every democrat. i hope when republicans gained the house of representatives this screams, literally screams, for an oversight committee to keep track of what these people are going to do. host: go ahead and re

the irs case i issued a subpoena trying to get the documents that were surrounding the lowest -- lois lernere and the irs never looked at them. that was the conclusion of the inspector general, and even though they were under subpoena, they were destroyed. nobody was prosecuted let alone, you know, a raid on the house of john and the irs commissioner or hillary rodham clinton. they never did any of that. they barely lifted a finger. so i think one of the key questions is where they under subpoena, but i got to tell you, my experience with donald trump's he's as open and transparent as anybody that we ever interacted with. your member the very beginning of the trump presidency he met with then prime minister abe and there was all this how blue about classified information. they were looking at the prime ministers father playing golf. there was nothing about nothing. and one other point, sean. they issued immunity agreements at the department of justice for hillary clinton's senior team, cheryl mills, the chief of staff. her attorney, the i.t. specialist, with no, no provisions that required t

i issued a subpoena trying tohe get the documents that surrounding the lois lerner case. and guess what? the irs nevere looked at them.h that was the conclusion of the inspector general. and then ge even though they wereas under subpoena, they were destroyed. nobody was prosecuted, let alone a raid on the house of o john koskinen. the irs commissioner, ory hillary rodham clinton. they never did anyer of that. o they barely lifted a finger. so i think one of the key questions is were they under subpoena? but i got to tell you, my experience with donald trump is open and transparent as anybody that we ever interacted t with . remember, at the very beginning of the trump presidency, he met with then prime minister abe. and there was all this hubbub, lulu, aboutut, oh, classified information in an open setting. you know what they were looking at presidentnt obama or the prie minister, abe's father playing golf. it was nothingol about nothing.d and one o other point, sean.n. they issued immunity agreements that the department of justice for hillary clinton's senior team, chery

you're talking about an agency who with lois lerner several years ago has proven it is willing to targetsment. this is something that everybody should be concerned about. jackie: i think you're right, scott. there are many people, that are low or middle income that will be targeted by this, who essentially say, we don't have the money to pay those cpas, the tax lawyers. the rich people who can fight back. i can't fight back. you're right, it causes a lot of anxiety. if you make a simple mistake, for example on your return, if they really start digging into the details and the nitty-gritty, there are fines associated with it as well. it is not just about reconciling the number and the bottom line, but people ultimately end up paying substantially more as a result of audits and investigations like this? >> yeah. i mean the tax code is what, 30,000 pages? and it doesn't matter how good of a job you do, there are going to be mistakes people make especially in the business world talking about small businesses. democrats say they will make this about high income individuals, those making more

you remember lois lerner who was -- david: of course. >> going after conservatives? david: yep. >> we're talking now about small businesses. david: talking about picking and choosing. if you add i don't know how many tens of thousands of agents. democrats were saying handful of billionaires were getting away with this, you don't need 70,000 extra irs agents, 80,000 extra irs agents to go half a handful of people. >> no you don't. this is an effort to crack down on small business. its an effort to crack down on individual entrepreneurship. the thing to remember the most about progressives, those in washington, generally never succeeded in business and they're jealous of success. this is really jealousy. you see it in academic departments. david: peter, they're giving me, they're giving me a wrap, i have to ask the overall effectiveness on the economy, what do you think it will be? >> reduce growth, increase inflation. it is the national stagnation act. david: wow. thank you peter doocy. good to see you. coming up, china blowing past the schedule end date for its bigge

that's the tax system you should aspire to, joe >> i'll really trigger people now, lois lerner steppeddministration anybody that had the patriot in the name of a company got audited. how did that work? i just hope it's not weaponized. >> i have no idea. because when you sit in the white house, you do not spend anytime talking to the irs about any of that. >> maybe you should have i don't flknow >> steve's got a question, too >> i think you guys are talking about an important macro issue the fiscal side, jason, is kind of getting a pass in this inflation fight right here the act that was just passed had the deficit reduction on the back half. but if you were to say what could the administration do now reduce n reduce inflation t co, it could reducing deficits right now. >> it's uncertain and things in the economy are pushing every which direction. you need a nimble technocratic authority like the fed but fiscal policy could be making their job easier with more deficit reduction hard to imagine politically what the next round of deficit reduction would look like. >> it would help we had

think of this i want to go back you will remember, maybe everybody will lois lerner and the obama yearsime in the irs going after persecuting conservative groups, religious groups, pro-life groups, the exact same thing is going to happen eventually they had to fire her put her on administrative leave and she fled washington before the dogcatcher could get her. this is absolute insanity, this would be the biggest d.c. swamp creature we've ever seen and it's awful. >> i knew you were going to say that i'm pleased you say on the show. i presume you were pita at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon on your own show with "kudlow" this afternoon at four. it is great stuff. it really worries me when the irs goes into beast mode that's a good word to you, i'll see you later this afternoon, thank you. always appreciate it. the legal fight between the saudi back golf circuit and the pga tour is growing 11 golfers against the pga, madison all work brings us the details coming up shortly. are you planning a trip to disney world? you may want to rethink prices have skyrocketed begin to break down those numbe

maria: the fbi, the doskw we let me lois lerner moves how she went after conservative groups see with. thanks very much for weighing in on that. >> great to see you, maria. maria: thank you. >> quick break looking at this, just how much didp biden know about the raid an mar-a-lago? what he is saying after nearly 20 days of silence, what we're learning you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation. . >> -- did you have on fbi plans to search mar-a-lago? >> i didn't have any vans notice, none, zero not one single bit. thank you. maria: that was president biden, finally breaking his silence, nearly 20 days of silence on unprecedented raid the

today going to happen on house floor democrats want to unleash thousands and thousands irs agents lois lerner with him he was cooperating with them on stuff, never talked to agents when there a few months ago for goodness sakes makes no this sense we called for earlier in the week merrick garland, and chris wray should be in front of the house judiciary committee were in town why not talk to us answer questions that the american people have, about this unprecedented event that took place on monday night. maria: well, there are real questions, about the fbi, and doj, for four years, five years we've been watching, mistruthths entrapment seems from russia collusion lie impeachment of president trump sat on hunter biden's the laptop to a gretchen whitmer situation four people, he free i guess the trial -- yeah informants we don't know if entrapment as well something i saw on instagram, they don't government "the big guy" didn't go after biden's crackhead son, they didn't go after pelosi for schneider trading didn't go after clintons, epstein, they went after one man promised to scomoef them all.

i was a what the issue the subpoena on the irs regarding lois lerner, they did not preserve they destroyedcomputer then you could possibly imagine ended silence from the department of justice. >> is unequal sense of justice. unequal, not right. thank you so much for being with us hope to see you again in the near future. look at the market go nasdaq at 312 points. i call that a rally. amazon rolling out palm reading payment technology. 65 whole food locations in california. shoppers can link their palm prints to a former payment. after that anytime they go to the store all they have to do is hover their hand over a scanner and it will complete the purchase. i have a suspicion mark kemper is interested it does not like the idea. >> this concerned over the security, there was a story we talked about a few months ago with the ccp had access to all of our biometrics to tiktok, that is a security concern, i gotta tell you i went to dave chapelle show over the weekend and as soon i walked in they made us take all of our phones and put it in a fabric bag and lock it up so you couldn't use it duri

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