mark stein a movie goer joins us now. do you see problems?if you look at psycho, and think it's a problem, you are the one with the problem. we are not allowed to enjoy these movies if they plain first why you are not meant to enjoy them. they don't want to cancel because they are too profitable so they will lecture on what you are not meant to enjoy. it's a hypocrisy of what i would like to see that wonderful film -- sorry, it's interesting to explore the deep systemic roots of american racism. there are much better movies on cnn. you may recall this classic from brian who was nominated for next month's oscars for best animates shorts. >> tucker: [laughing]. >> i think that will be one of the more interesting categories to watch this year. >> tucker: i am subverted by you and our producers. i said don't put him on tv if his underwear because it's too hard on the wires. >> we are all in youtube boxers. that's techni color wide screen magnificence. >> tucker: mark stein, thank you very much. well, that's it for us tonight. we are moving on. ba

that's techni-color wide screen magnificence. >> tucker: mark stein, thank you very much.s tonight. we are moving on. back tomorrow night. 8 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. sean hannity takes over. >> sean: it's traumatic for the audience. you did it again. you found another reason to do it. >> i had no idea it was coming. sean: it's traumatic for the audience. >> i'm sorry. sean: you're not sorry. >> a little bit. sean: a little bit. humpty-dumpty never got more promotion in his life.om thankk you, tucker. welcome to "hannity." tonight we are tracking multiple breaking scores including horrific details from the 6th woman accusing andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct. a report from the albany times union out tonig.

mark stein has thought a lot about this very tonight he join us to assess what this is.ave you celebrated their inclusion in their equity? >> has my distinguished, patrick , shania twain used to say man i feel like a womxn. i don't think there are any in my parts of the world. you explain the whole dr. dr. seuss thing so well last night, and basically the appeal of that kind of mid century liberalism, i don't particularl like talk dr. seuss and you can argue that kind of ideological idealistic liberalism, man, we're all the same, i can sing rainbow, i'd like to buy the world a coke, 20th century liberalism is actually quite appealing as sappy and sentimental as it is. so it has to be destroyed. the way you change the way people think so that they are seriously going around thinking what we used to have men and women, but now we have men and w womnxn. at another one will be along any moment, the only way to do that is to absolutely destroy the past so that people just live bobbing around in the flotsam and jetsam of a hyper present tense. that even people from the day bef

. >> tucker: mark stein, thank you very much. well, that's it for us tonight. we are moving on. back tomorrow night. 8 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. sean hannity takes over. .>> sean: it's traumatic for the audience. you are not sorry. welcome to "hannity." tonight we are tracking multiple breaking scores including horrific details from the 6th woman accusing andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct. a report from the albany times union out tonight. this staffer not named yet was allegedly assaulted inside the governor's private residence while she was on location to fix an issue with his mobile phone. she claims he shut the door and fondleder body under her blouse. governor cuomo is denying the allegation but if true this could spell the end for governor andrew cuomo. plus the latest from our crisis at the wide open south florida. -- southern border. senator mark kelly, where are you? people of arizona deserve to know. later a full report on the democrat's latest effort to destroy your second amendment. this is not a test. this is

. >> well i think mark stein probably has the inside track as a really interesting intelectual whoseherapy and i certainly think he's a possibility. nobody is going to replace rush. i mean, rush was a unique person , probably the person whose come closest to replace him, is shawn hannity. if you look, he does three hours of radio a day and then an hour of television at night. he has a huge audience, but even shawn would say that rush had a, he had a unique set of abilities you were exactly right. he understood he had to entertain you to get you to stay listening long enough that he co-ed you indicate you, and as a result, he had a huge audience, and he was genuinely funny. there aren't many people that have as good a sense of humor as rush did. reagan was another one, but rush was probably funnier than reagan and worked at being funny. understood that his real power was you liked listening to him, not just you learned, but you liked, you had a personal relationship and he had a personal relationship with about 23 million people, so it's a remarkable achievement. ainsley: yeah, they w

mark of the beast. and i think that what marjorie taylor greene often does is just take the sub text and the conservative movement and make it text. >> yeah. it's unbelievable. and again, sam steinoint. and if you take your kids to camp, when my kids go to school, when your kids go to school, or actually yours are still in school yourself, the joke never gets old. you got to take evidence of having vaccines. and again, same as it ever was, same as it ever was. but somebody two days ago decided, oh wait, polio or like vaccine passports this could be big brother is watching. it's just absolutely absurd. this is beyond the fluoride and water conspiracies of the early 1960s. >> yeah. this 12 to 15-year-old news on the vaccination front, very good for me obviously because i'm still in school, as you note. >> exactly. >> this is a big problem and has been for years. it pre-dates covid as michelle notes. but we saw anti-vaxxer behavior rising throughout the country prior to covid. with a lot of prominent republican officials questioning whether government should be in the business of pushing or requiring vaccines for kids who are going back to school. this is something that has been cu