same deal in russia, it's really $4 million from the widow -- lou: right. >> -- of the mayor of moscow. lou: rudy? >> yeah, louised by the polling that shows that more than half of americans are now aware of the story of the biden corruption scandal? but, again, within that more than half also say it doesn't affect their vote whatsoever? it's stunning. and that, along with the absolute inert response of the fbi to all of this information that some of which at least they've held for ten months without investigating. your thoughts. >> few thought is that if the -- my thought is that at the so much the fbi there are people who want to destroy donald trump. they've been there for four years, five years, and they're carrying through on their desire the destroy him. after all, this is the same fbi that framed him, that framed general flynn, that participated in abuses that have yet been brought to justice, some of the worst things that the upper echelon of the fbi has done. and it's the political hacks hike comey and mccabe and strzok. and, unfortunately, due to inaction, wray has himself on that side of it rather t

lou: but, tom -- >> and it could result in changing the outcome of the election as the left wants it to happen as opposed to what legal voters want. lou: [inaudible] >> no leadership, nothing ever gets done, lou's only one leader in the republican party, and his name is trump. and, by the way, i just imagine what this country's going to, you you know, be without a whining, complaining set of rino senators on capitol hill. i mean, we -- what would we do for the greek chorus? i mean, it's pathetic, what we're watching. and the american people are seeing this. this president, it's his party for now, and i think for decades to come. because he's the only republican who's shown the guts and the brains and the principle to actual lead, and that has scared the living hell out of the entire establishment in both political parties, if truth be told, and we are untiling the truth. tom fitton, great to see you. thanks so much. come back soon. >>> up next, where is the republican party in its defense of the president? as more rinos -- ah, the little, cute rinos -- they call on the president to back down to electoral fraud. it's just an election, it's just a republic. what the hell? what's the problem of

information that newsrooms should be hooking at -- lou: ric, i appreciate your -- if i may -- >> 3,000 -- lou: [inaudible] >> let me get to the point, louu: yes, please. >> here in nevada that voted, that voted illegally. they are not residents of nevada. they did not meet the residency requirements. this is easily available information that the media should have found. we found it today. we are releasing this. these people potentially could all be violating -- lou: ric, now, may i -- >> -- ask doj -- [inaudible conversations] lou: if i may, you're going to, you're going to. this is thursday. you were filing a legal action today against those fraudulent votes. has that been filed? because you're complaining -- [inaudible conversations] it's what you're actually getting done. as you said, you have a job to do. i'm interested in what you're doing about your job. you have no reason to expect whatsoever that that media would be any more helpful, fair or intelligent on this story than they would any other for this administration. >> let me be clear, lou, i would have had the let or out to doj and the fbi if i wasn't sitting here on your show

it looks like exactly that. >> yeah, lou -- lou: these are all parts of a piece here. >> lou, it's impossiblerooked democratic cities on the morning of the election every single one of those democratic leaders woke up and said we're going to block the republicans from seeing any of the mail ballots. since whenever we count absentee ballots, we know that we have to have a republican and a democratic representative. the only reason -- lou: right. >> -- they did that is because they knew they were going to need that room to make up for his margins. and here's where they got screwed up. the margins were much bigger than they anticipated. they were figuring they had to make up a couple hundred thousand votes in pennsylvania, maybe 100,000 in michigan, maybe 80 or 90,000 in wisconsin. now they're looking at numbers like 800,000, 30,000, 400,000. they had to do plenty of cheating in the middle of the night in order to catch up. and that's whew they kept the republicans out. lou: rudy -- >> no reason not to let the republicans look at these ballots if they're legitimate. why do you want this issue? a

lou, if it was 5-2 how many were democrats and how many were republicans. just guess. lou: unfortunately, that has been the pattern we've seen in court after court. >> terrible. louit's also made a laughingstock out of the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court who said there's no such thing as a bush justice and a obama justice. >> oh, please. lou: exactly. >> you know -- lou: the american people are getting a little tired of being treated like, you know, slow-witted children. it's nonsensical, it's an insult and, indeed, this whole fraud is an insult against this country. i want to share with the with the audience one of the affidavits that has been given to us by an unidentified whistleblower, and it pertains to dominion, a whistleblower who also saw what happened in venezuela and the very similar events that took place in the united states on november 3rd. if we could put this up, please, to share with the audience, because it is, indeed, alarming. the whistle blow or says this -- whistleblower is says this, if we ever get it up: i am alarmed because of what is occurring in plain sight during this 2020 election for president of the united states. [laughter]

lou sardella. lemonis: hey, lou. i'm marcus lemonis. lou: may i call you marcus? s: you may call me anything you want. lou: glad to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. you use all this? lou: i am the worst skier in the whole place. lemonis: no, no. i don't ski. lou: okay. i mean of the employees here. lemonis: you got upgraded a little bit. i've learned that skiing is essentially one thing -- falling. so this facility is both retail and manufacturing? lou: mostly manufacturing, but it turns out we get a lot of walk-in business. lemonis: they couldn't have opened a manufacturing facility in more expensive space in america. we're in park city, utah, which is not like low-rent district. what is your role here? lou: i'm chairman and a majority owner. i'm an engineer by trade. lemonis: okay. lou: and i started a company, sun automation, and we are very successful. lemonis: when he mentioned sun automation, it's clear to me that he is a successful entrepreneur. that was a very big engineering and automation business that he sold for a ton of money. and how much have you

lou: yeah. and go raise some hell, will you? >> i will. [laughter] lou: because this needs to stop. >> we'll make sure of that. louh. thank you. congressman kevin mccarthy, minority leader of an expanding number of republicans in that minority. >>> follow me on twitter @loudobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. congressman jim jordan, attorney sidney powell among our guests here tomorrow. and coming up here next, more on the trump campaign's efforts to fight for the integrity of this election. trump campaign senior advise or erie lewandowski joins me after these kick quick messages -- quick messages. please stay with us. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. we do things differently and aother money managers, don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfo

lou: and it's being denied to him -- >> so, lou, here's -- lou: it's outrageous, and what i -- if i mays what in the hell is the republican party doing to defend and to, i mean, why not just say we're not going to accept the results of this election? it's outrageous. >> so this is why, yeah, this is why, this is why i think it's so critical. in order to win these, win these battles, we have to have a place that we can communicate. and that's the challenge. and so you ask what are we doing now, that's why millions of americans are flooding over to parlor. they're flooding over to rumble. i mean -- lou: good lord, congressman, you know, with all due respect, congressman, and i respect the hell out of you, the pushing parlor and rumble is not an answer to what i'm asking -- >> no, no, no -- lou: you've got to have something to say and you're on either one of those the, ill hope there'd be more, i would hope there'd with more interest -- >> right. i think we're both saying the same thing here, lou. if i go out other than on your show and a few other shows, nobody's going to put me on to --

lou, that the witnesses here today were not under oath, this were not sworn in, but the trump legal team did point out that many of them had submitted affidavits under the penalty of perjury. lou? louu sound rather dismissive of the expert witnesses including cy-ops computer forensic experts that were thing as to the irregularities and anomalies of the election. in point of fact, it was an informational hearing, and you do -- you are, i'm sure, aware that a federal, a state judge has intervened to temporarily stop the certification of the vote in pennsylvania as a result of claims by, amongst others, congressmen mike kelley and sean parnell, both republicans declaring in their lawsuit that the entire proceeding was unconstitutional. david spunt, thanks for being with us, we appreciate it. we'll be joined this hour by the president's attorney, rudy giuliani. also joining us will be behavioral sue colings dr. robert epstein who warned america about what big tech would do to afact this year's outcome -- affect this year's outcome in this election. a detroit poll watcher and he can tomorrow fraud witness, patrick colbeck joins us as well. and fox news host pete hegseth with us this hou

the republican party broaden their base in a diverse manner as they did this year. >> lou, can i say this, lou --? louwith the republican party is they're showing the true big tent. it has nothing to do -- obviously, we're very diverse in so many ways, but what unite us is our love for country. and you're right, leader mccarthy sought the right people that could articulate themselves, and we will fight against the deep, dark socialist and marxist ways of the left. we stand soundly and proudly in that process. so, again, you're going to have a very, very strong freshman team and a united republican party. i really feel good about that. lou: well, it is great to hear that. and as you get ready to go boo washington, d.c -- into washington, d.c. and, again, in a, in an election in which fraud has played a role. the extent of the fraud is not yet established, and it isn't likely to for some time. but give us your sense of the questions and what it means to have this many anomalies and irregularities and charges of just outright cheating by the democrats? >> well, first of all, this has been going on for qu

mean, the list -- immigration -- lou: mike -- >> efforts he's been making, all of these things up to both parties. even if -- lou: mike, we've got to -- >> how joe biden -- loui'm sorry, we've got to go. i'm sorry? >> i said -- lou: mike -- >> biden would have a hard time going back to his old china policy after what president trump has done. the president has revolutionized both parties. lou: michael, we -- great. michael, as always, good to have you with us. thanks so much. pastor robert jeffress, larry elder, gentlemen, thank you very much. >>> up next, there's more than just the presidency at stake in this election. we take that up and more with historian victor davis hanson. stay with us, we'll be right back after these quick messages. r car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ keeping your oysters busihas you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of qual

lou: right. >> the reason they did it -- lou: well, so much doesn't. >> -- the public to see, and they wanted to infuse fraudulent ballots, and they did it. louu as we wrap, because we heard from paul ryan, the former speakerrer of the house and the man who most people hold responsible for the republicans losing control of the house in 2018, talking about how it's not good to question our elections and the lack of integrity in them because it, well, it just destroys our faith in democracy. i want to just hear what you think about suspending critical judgment when it comes to our electoral system. we've got about 30 seconds, i'd just like to get your reaction. >> so i've never investigated anybody who wanted me to investigate them, but i would add this: you and i remember, lou, the hanging chads and the dimpled chads because we were in the counting room. lou: yep. >> america has the right to be in the counting room. they boarded up the windows and kicked us out, and they put a billionaire in there, and we have to investigate why. lou: phil kline is doing just that, investigating. and, phil, we thank you very much for being with us, look forwar

lou. so all your viewers should know that the republican party is continuing to fight, and we're going to fight until this is fully determined. lou: and every legal vote.com, harmeet. those citizens making up that coalition are doing amazing work. they deserve both the interest and support, i believe, of republicans. check it out if you will, the site just went live today. harmeet dhillon, give 'em hell, please. i know you will. >> thank you, loumuch for being with us, appreciate it. whatever happened to hunter biden? whoo, and what about that business associate, tony bobulinski? you're going to find out right here next. that's right, right here as we fight for integrity in our elections and the trump campaign's corey lewandowski joins us. joins us. joins us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alyson: 180 over 111. jodie: 182 over 100 and i had a heart attack and cardiac arrest, and then a stroke. vo: your blood pressure numbers could change your life. frank: a lot of people don't understand, including myself, i didn't know, now i do, the impact of having a stroke. william: my memory is shot. alyson: when i woke up, i couldn't speak. mick: if i would have followed a treatment plan, i would not be in this situation. frank: it's a tough jouney. vo: lowering your high blood pressure could save you from a heart attack or stroke. if you've stopped your treatment plan, restart it or talk to your doctor about creating one that works better for you. start takin

been made, fraud on a scale we've never seen before -- lou: don't you find it interesting -- >> if it happens that way -- go ahead, lou, i'm sorry. lousorry, victor. don't you think it's interesting that with all of these voting companies, the five of them that control 90% of the election market in this country, if you will, all of them are privately held, privately owned, and not one of them has stepped forward and say, well, no, no. my fellow americans, we think that we should be able to set their concerned minds at rest here. here is the evidence of the way we proceeded. this is the methodology we followed. these are the algorithms, good fellow citizens. and, please, your hearts not be concerned. not be troubled. wouldn't you expect that to be the rational and honest response of any concerned corporate citizen, even a private corporate citizen? >> yes, i would. and i would also think if people doubt that there was fraud, i would expect blue state people coming forward and saying, well, fraud happens all the way here in this county, look, biden was robbed a commensurate amount of votes, but so far nobody's doing that. i agree with

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lou. lou: i have to say that i believe that the news that we broke here tonight, one of our sources telling us that the fbi has finally entered this election to investigate what are clearly a astonishing acts of misconduct for days associated with the vote count and the obvious, i believe, manipulation of the tally. your thoughts. >> i hope they are, but i've got to tell you, this is the story of the fbu. they come in, you know -- the fbi. they come in weeks after the fact. look, this is -- the voting systems of this country are part of the critical infrastructure. homeland security actual has some jurisdiction here. of interestingly enough, we did hearings about this. the secret service has jurisdiction here. i don't know if they invoked it. they will tell you if you go work with the secret service that more than half of their time and resources are allocated to these types of crimes. and yet i don't hear anybody talking about it, i don't hear and see any evidence that anything's happening there. so, you know, i'm a little bit jawedded, lou jaded, lou, after four years of a department of justice first under sessions and just now really not providing justice. at least if they go and look at something, there's nothing there, then tell us that. but this elusive game that they play, it does not inspire confidence. lou: yeah. and you and i both know the word game is frequently used, and and i'm not in any way criticizing you for using it, but this is far more than a game. this is a war, this is a battle for the control of our government and for the future of this nation. i think it is nothing less, and i think that everyone in the republican party needs to understand that this president is the leader. s it is his presidency at stake. the next four years for this nation, but it is truly the nation at stake. and if we let stand, if this corrupt justice department leadership, this corrupt fbi leadership, and for all i know the entire counterintelligence and spy agencies of this country are corrupt as well because their leaders c

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lou: they did it, they did it in a number of states. >> in georgia too. lou: they did it in a number of states. >> they did it in georgia too. lout. >> we've got foias going on in the six states at issue here. there's going to be an audit either by judicial watch or someone else, and i suggest mitch mcconnell appoint a select committee immediately in the senate so they can figure out what the senate needs to do when this pile comes to them in january. lou: it is, there is much to have done. and, again, you cannot help -- you can't have this discussion without noting the absence of the attorney general and the justice department, its voting rights division. i mean, it is stunning to see the inert institution that the justice department has become. tom fitton, thanks so much. look forward to talking with you in the days and weeks ahead, because it will surely take on some time to reach a legal, constitutional resolution to all of this. we'd like to hear your thoughts on all of it. share your comments. toll me on twitter @loudobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. historian victor davis hanson, the trum