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>> stephen: --and man wearing a halloween mask, michael flynn, michael flynn. uesday, flynn appeared on a right-wing podcast and spread this bit of insanity: >> somebody sent me a thing this morning where they're talking about putting the vaccine into salad dressing, or salads. have you seen this? >> stephen: yes! have you seen this? >> stephen: nope. can't say that i have. but then again, i don't subscribe to "somebody sent me a thing magazine." "somebody sent me a thing!" that's how he leads off. this man used to be national security adviser. in his advisory capacity, i wonder if he ever walked into the oval office and said, "mr. president, somebody sent me a thing." and, let me get this straight. flynn claims that the government's plan is to sneak the vaccines into american food, and their chosen vessel is salad? ( laughter ) really? you might want to put it in something we actually eat, like pizza hut's vax-lover's pizza. they bake the needle right into the crust. ( cheers and applause ) oh, man... i could go for a slice, always. where did flynn get the idea

of course i'm talking about any mccabe and michael flynn. okay. both were accused of lying to the to the f. b, i one, did one got off the hook, his whole pension, the whole thing, and the other guy left bankrupt, okay? now irrespective of if you like, either one of those guys, the outcomes were very, very different. and it tells me that there is a dual system of justice. am i wrong co headline? absolutely not. in fact, my particular favorite is the fact that we are making so much out of this january 6 . trespass has been called everything from the worst insurrection. we actually had people in congress say that it was worse and world war joe and civil war and 911. at the same time. while, by the way, here in new york in new jersey, there were billboard to see if you know anything. if you know anything about any kind of interaction called the f b i at the same time, i'm here in new york. when we had this city, almost in flames from b, l m, an antique or riot, there wasn't the slightest interest in finding out who was responsible, who organized it, s

of course i'm talking about any mccabe and michael flynn. ok. both were accused of blind to the b. f. b i one did one got off the hook, his whole pension, the whole thing, and the other guy left bank.

of course i'm talking about any mccabe and michael flynn. ok. both were accused of lying to the to be a b i one did one got off the hook, his whole pension, the whole thing and the other guy left bankrupt. okay. now irrespective of if you like, either one of those guys, the outcomes were very, very different and it tells me that there is a dual system of justice. am i wrong co headline? absolutely not. in fact, my particular favorite is the fact that we are making so much out of this january 6 . trespass has been called everything from the worst insurrection. we actually had people in congress say that it was worse and world war joe and civil war and 911. at the same time. while, by the way, here in new york in new jersey, there were billboard to see if you know anything. if you know anything about any kind of interaction, call the f b i. at the same time, i'm here in new york. when we had this city, almost in flames from b, l m, an antique riot, there wasn't the slightest interest in finding out who was responsible, who organized it so which a

that charge engineered by andy mccabe for the sole purpose of getting rid of michael flynn at the behestck obama and his cronies. we are and speculate about this because the fbi document's prove it. on a document that's literally "get him to live." never punished for it. he still has a seat waiting for him on cnn. and when he lied speaking to new speakers or media, he was getting attention back and celebrating on national television. why is that? because andy mccabe is on the right side. he's a member of the national security state which the left now generates because the state is on their side. the fbi will put up local dissidents which justifies killings and a body applauds when they die. so she was unarmed, and yet watch this is andy mccabe's defenders justify shooting her because the fbi says she was somehow a threat to national security. >> ashley babbitt trained by our tax dollars just killed! she was a military member. if she had gotten to the door, god knows what kind of horror she could've done. >> two plus two equals four. ashley babbitt, all those who attacked the capital are

obama had his cronies charge michael flynn with a crime, talking to russia, as the national securityisor which is not a crime by any stretch and they wrecked his life for doing that. took years for us to figure out what happened there, but now it's obvious, we sat down with a long interview with mike flynn, coming up monday. he told us what is really obvious to everyone watching it, unelected group within washington effectively runs the country without reference to voters, here is his assessment. >> we have two separate governments, we have the one that gets elected and goes into office and you have the government inside of washington, d.c., that operates under no rules, no authorities other than their own or who was ever in charge. >> tucker: sounds like that government was still controlled by barack obama. >> i would say that to a degree is what we are operating with today. >> tucker: by the way, mike flynn is not some internet celebrity or conservative activist, he was a three-star general, the head of an intelligence agency, the number two guy -- he spent his entire life working

and felonious first national security adviser, michael flynn. who has called for the military to rerun the 2020 election. do you believe that? >> will the gentleman yield for a question? >> not at this time. i'm speaking fast, and you'll have some time when i finish to rebuke those facts. do you disagree with anything i said? >> yes, thank you for yielding. yielding time for me to respond? thank you. yes. as public record, there were three bids for audit. you said it was a no-bid process. there were three bids. >> i knew i was going to get somebody to contest me on that. so it wasn't a no-bid contract, but the other allegations are much more severe that you choose not to contest because they are uncontestable. do you contest the fact that america project runs by patrick burns, funded this audit? do you contest the fact -- >> are you yielding time for me to answer? >> his time has expired. that saves you from -- yes, i bet you are. >> thank you, madam chair. >> your time has expired, sir, a long time ago. >> i yield back. >> i recognize the gentl

communications of january 6th, of the january 6th rally correspondents with rallies like john eastman, michael flynndney powell, rudy giuliani and any communication with trump regarding january 6th, specifically conversations they may have had on december 30th. what is the committee after here, prete? >> they're after the full story. any time you conduct an investigation, you want to make sure that you hit the bases. you check all the boxes. you get all the communications and that's particularly so given the importance of the nature of the investigation and the nature of the harm that's being investigated. i mean, in all these circumstances, you know, the basic principle is whether there are privileges or not, in this case there aren't any that i can determine but if there are, you have to see what the need for the information is and part of how you determine the need for the information is the importance of the inkwiquirery based on the conduct you need to uncover and break down and understand. and it's hard to imagine something more serious than an insurrection at the capitol on january 6th that s

you can watch the whole interview with general michael flynn on foxnation.com. have the best evening with the ones you love, the upside of this sad moment it may bring you closer to them. tammy bruce is in for a sean hannity this columbus day and we are proud to say she takes over now. >> tammy: thank you, tucker and happy columbus day to you and to everyone. welcome aboard, everyone to this special edition of hannity, the left's radical agenda. i'm tammy bruce in for sean and tonight, we begin at 1600 pennsylvania avenue where the biden administration is facing yet another lingering crisis. this time, it's a crisis of confidence. three new polls show biden underwater by double digits and for good reason. nine months and then the president has failed on literally everything. the southern border is a nightmare, the afghan withdrawal was a disaster, covid-19 is not under control and the economy is struggling mightily. inflation is through the roof, energy prices are reaching record levels, food prices are at a 10-year high and america's supply chain is in a state

he joined texas or sydney powell in representing michael flynn, the former national security advisor, and conspiracy theories. and he represented trump in an unsuccessful lawsuit seeking to overturn biden's victory in nevada. now this new lawsuit, now he's filed on behalf of donald trump, cleaned up, and i quote, the committee subpoenaed is invalid because the committee has no power investigation. and it's as the material should be protected by executive privilege. both of which seem, very hard arguments to make. but it's never been a problem for donald trump. failing lawsuits to drag out the dispute, so that you can win by decision has been his bread and butter for more than four decades. and the lawsuits could come to a halt of course, he was actually in new york giving us went up a decision on video, ppe can see is being sued over 2015 incident during a protest outside of trump tower. when trump was running for president. has been director of security, heat, it was accused of punching a protester in the head. when the protesters try to get his sign back. this video is being used as

he joined texas lawyer sidney powell in representing michael flynn, the conspiracy theorist, and represented trump in an unsuccessful lawsuit to overturn biden's victory in nevada. this new lawsuit he has filed on behalf of donald trump claims that quote the committee's subpoena is invalid because the committee has no power investigation, and it says the material should be protected by executive privilege. both of which seem like very hard arguments to make, but that has never been a problem for donald trump. filing out lawsuits has been his bred and butter for more four decades. lawsuits can cut both ways. today donald trump was in new york giving a sworn deposition on video tape because he's being sued over a 2015 incident during a protest outside trump tower, when trump was running for president. his then director of security keith shiler is a accused of punching a protester in the head when the protester tried to get his sign back. this video is being used as evidence in the lawsuit. the video is fairly clear, i think. here's another look at that incident. that happened, that thing you s

theories spreading dangerous misinformation like donald trump's former national security advisor michael flynnaimed at one point that they were putting the vaccine in salad dressing. >> you know, somebody sent me a thing this morning where they're talking about putting the vaccine into salad dressing. have you seen it >> yes >> have you seen this? i mean, this -- and i'm thinking to myself, i'm -- this is the bizarro world, right, this is definitely the bizarro world >> seth: if you're wondering which one general flynn was, he's the one wearing the shirt that says "general flynn." [ laughter ] we live in a country where the former national security advisor starts a sentence with, "somebody sent me a thing. that's what your grandpa says right before you have to change all of his passwords for him, ie misreading the label the valley is hidden not the vaccine. [ laughter ] sal wrote that one [ laughter ] also, if a vaccine could be effectively delivered via salad dressing, don't you think that's how we'd be doing it [ laughter ] people are afraid of needles no one's afraid of dressing except that

includes his communications with key trump allies like john'sman, rudy giuliani, sidney powell, michael flynn. specifically they're looking for communications as well between steve bannon and former president trump on several key dates. so there's a lot of information the committee thinks steve bannon can provide that is critical to this investigation into how january 6th actually happened. they think by throwing the book at him they can get that testimony. >> meantime separately, former president trump filed a lawsuit to block records from being handed over to the committee. how could that impact the investigation? >> reporter: the reality is once you start interjecting the courts it does slow the calendar down. however, it's impossible to believe the committee hasn't accounted for this, which is why they had these key players among the first people to get systemed because they know those battles are going to last the longest, then they'll move on to try to squeeze these lesser-known people who perhaps have less ability to fight these ch charges -- fight subpoenas, not charges. for example,

special inspector general for afghanistan have conducted an interview with recently retired general michael flynns kind of notorious for being a political extremist but back in 2016 had just retired from the military during his army career. he was well known, had a pretty good reputation military intelligence and yet overseen nato and u.s. intelligence in afghanistan for a number of years. i heard this agency has it condd this interview with flynn and at the time he was in the headlines for support of trump and gone to the convention sang fokker up, lock her up, about heather klin. we were interested about a news perspective about what he said about afghanistan so i was just curious. i found out that inspector general had, in fact, conducted this interview when asked for a transcript of it because this had not been made public. first the inspector general office said sure, shouldn't be a problem, send in your request in writing. long story short, as trump started do well in the pulse and was eventually elected and flynn became his national security adviser, the inspector general denied my request

it covers any communications he might have had but michael flynn who we know was the disgraced former military man who now is a trump lack. sydney powell, kash patel who was subpoenaed, representative scott sperry, the proud boys, the oath keepers, the 3%ers. he was talking to principals. one more thing, we know senate republicans to the point we heard curt making, they're already blocking biden being able to put a permanent person in place to prosecute these january 6th thugs, the ones at the capitol. they're blocking it. nobody knows what the objection is. they're blocking it. they're already throwing sand in the wheels and there are people that need to be talked to including congress members. your thoughts? >> yeah, i work with matt at the attorney's office. he's a very good strong, honest, ethical prosecutor and he should be confirmed as u.s. attorney. we have channing phillips who i worked with for decades. he is also a very good strong prosecutor. the dcus attorney's office will be in good hands but joy, all of those names you just ran through, people that steve bannon can provi

special inspector general for afghanistan had conducted an interview with recently retired general michael flynnflynn is kind of notorious for being a political extremist, but back in 2016 he had just retired from the military. during his army career he was well known. he had a pretty good reputation in military intelligence. he had over seen nato and u.s. intelligence in afghanistan for several years. i heard this agency conducted the interview with flynn. at that time flynn was in his headlines for his support of trump. he had gone to the republican convention saying lock her up, lock her up about hillary clinton. we were interested in what he said from a news perspective about the war in afghanistan. flynn was known to be very outspoken, so i was just curious. i found out that the inspector general had, in fact, conducted this interview. when i asked for a transcript of it, because this hasn't been made public of it, at first the inspector general's office said sure, shouldn't be a problem. send your request in writing. long story short, as trump started to do well in the polls and was eventu

america's future is chaired by none other than the notorious michael flynn, president trump's discredited and flown he us -- for loney us national security advisor. --felonious national security advisor. cyber ninjas -- >> will the gentleman yield for a question? >> not at this time. i'm speaking facts and you will have some time when i finish to refute those facts. do you disagree with anything i have said? >> yes, thank you for yielding. as public record, there were three bids for the audit. you said it was a no-bid process. >> i knew i would get someone to protest me on that. it wasn't a no-bid contract. the other allegations are much more severe that you choose not to contest because they are uncontestable. do you contest the fact that america project run by patrick byrne funded this audit? do you protest the fact that -- >> his time has expired. he has no time to yield. that saved you. [laughter] >> thank you, adam gerol. -- madam chair. >> i yield back. >> i recognize the gentleman from wisconsin for five minutes. >> i think it is good to review the last election. i think absentee b

america's future is chaired by none other than the notorious michael flynn, president trump's more of the selection than ever before. i'm always worried about'em. could somebody maybe mr. bennett tell us about how many mail-in ballots this election compared to say the 2016 election? >> many mare koep county there were about 1.9 million ballots submitted by mail out of 2.1 million totalicopa county there were about 1.9 million ballots submitted by mail out of 2.1 million total. >> almost all were by mail. >> almost all what? sorry? >> about 1.9 million by mail and a little shy of 200,000 who voted at a polling center they now call it. >> compare that to four years ago? >> well that ended up being about 88% vote by mail, which is up from about 80% four years ago. >> okay. i have two concerns about vote my bail. and i'm just wondering wowby ma. and i'm just wondering wow how you think. when you first show up. show your driver's license whatever. when you get something vote by mail. you don't know whether it was really that person. somebody else get the mail and fill it out. you know, how

michael flynn in the pizza and hillary clinton. and so many others. and that's extremely scary. that some of the followers, because trump has a lot of supporters might actually be believe those conspiracy theories. because they are coming from him. >> you're right. if you look at the comment ping-pong, the guy showed up with a rifle. you can talk to about it if you wanted to see some imagery in symbolism that use their, there's no way around. one of the things they achieved political take off for donald trump, was his opposition to obama and pushing of birtherism. you hear that as early, on i don't think that's the only reason he, won but certainly one of the, reasons i would actually say that part of this many times, we talk about this in various, ways we see conspiracies as weird supper apart from the way people think about stuff. and i think trump, through his credit, said, there's a lot of people who think like me. or there's a lot of people who think like this. and i can motivate, them and mobilize them to become active political participants, in a way that other politician

conspiracy theories, like the birther movement, ted cruz's dad being involved in the jfk assassination, michael flynn and -- and so many others, and that is extremely scary that some of the t followers, becaus trump has a lot of supporters, might actually believe those conspiracy theories because they're i coming from them, fro him. >> i think you're right. you know the comment s ping-pon right? a guy shows up with a rifle. we can talk about it in some detail about imagery and the way symmetry is used there. there is no way around -- one of the things that achieves political takeoff for donald trump was his opposition to obamahe and pushing birtherism, right? he was attached tot that early n as a kind of -- i don't think that's the only reason he won, but it certainly was a reason. i would say part of this is -- we talktu about this in various ways. we see conspiracy theories separate and apart to the way people think about stuff, and trump, to his credit, said, there is a lot of people who think like me, or people who think like this, and i can mobilize them to become active political participants i

michael flynn and the -- >> yes. >> and so many others and that is extremely scary that some of the followers come because trump has a lot of supporters, might actually believe those conspiracy theories because they are coming from them, from him. >> if you look at ping-pong, i guy shows up with a rifle. we can talk about if you want it, the way symbolism issues but -- there's no way around -- one of the things that achieves political take off for donald trump was his opposition to obama and pushing birtherism. he is attached to the early on with the kind of, not the only reason anyone but certain one of the reasons. i would say part of this is i think many times we see conspiracies as we weird sepe apart from the way people think about stuff and and i thinko his credit said there's a lot of people who think like me. or there's a lot of people who think like this and i can motivate them and mobilize them to become active political participants in a way that other politicians would think i would ever talk about that because it's horrible or untrue or know what is going to respond to that peopl

movement, and trump also mentioned ted cruz, his dad being a part of the jfk assassination, and michael flynn and hillary clinton and so many other, and that is extremely scary that some of the followers, because trump has a lot of supporters might believe those conspiracy theory, because they are coming from him. >> and looking at comet ping-pong and the guy shows up with a rifle, and if you want to talk about tate imagery and the way that symbolism is used there. so i think about, and so, there is no way around, and one of the things that achieved political takeoff for donald trump was the opposition to obama, and pushing birtherism, and he has attached to that early on, and not the only reason that he won, but part of it, and part of this is not all, but part that we see the ways that people think about things apart of the whole, and to trump's credit, he said, there are a lot of people who think like me, or think like this, and i can mobilize them, and make them become active political participants where others will say, they won't respond to that or they will think i'm a nut. so trump di

michael flynn -- >> [inaudible] >> that is extremely scary that some of the followers, because trump has a lot of supporters, may actually believe those conspiracy theories. because they are coming from him. >> that's right. the guy that comet ping-pong, actually showed up with a rifle. so you can talk about the imagery and the way the symbolism is used. so there is no way around this -- i mean, one of the things that you can choose, as a political take off for donald trump, was his opposition for obama and his pushing of birtherism. i don't think it's the only reason he won but it is a reason. i would actually say that -- i think that many times, we talk about conspiracies, we see conspiracies as we are, separate, and apart from the way people think about stuff. and i think trump, to his credit, said, there are a lot of people who think like me. there are a lot of people who think like this. and i can motivate them and mobilize them to become active political participants in a way that other politicians will think, well, i will never talk about that. because, oh, it's untrue, or peo

america's future is chaired by none other than the notorious michael flynn, president trump's discredited and flown he us -- for loney us national security advisor. --felonious national security advisor. cyber ninjas -- >> will the gentleman yield for a question? >> not at this time. i'm speaking facts and you will have some time when i finish to refute those facts. do you disagree with anything i have said? >> yes, thank you for yielding. as public record, there were three bids for the audit. you said it was a no-bid process. >> i knew i would get someone to protest me on that. it wasn't a no-bid contract. the other allegations are much more severe that you choose not to contest because they are uncontestable. do you contest the fact that america project run by patrick byrne funded this audit? do you protest the fact that -- >> his time has expired. he has no time to yield. that saved you. [laughter] >> thank you, adam gerol. -- madam chair. >> i yield back. >> i recognize the gentleman from wisconsin for five minutes. >> i think it is good to review the last election. i think absentee b

guys like disgraced former general michael flynn are telling his qanon followers, you need to run forso that you can tell our kids that black lives matter is a terrorist group and, you know, that vaccines are the mark of the devil or something like that. and these are things that have effects on real levels, and you know, what betsy is talking about right now is, you know, not just a spontaneous thing. it's completely organized. and it's not just organized by extremist groups. it's organized by some of the most well-moneyed and flashy pacs like turning point usa, who is maintaining a website where the basic doxxing members of boards on the local level to intimidate them, to get them off so that they can fill it with maniacs. >> it's unbelievable. we will continue to watch this space with your help. chris goldsmith, betsy woodruff swan, thank you for spending time with us. >>> with cases on the rise and the diplomats worried about working overseas, lawmakers stepping up efforts to solve the mystery of the havana syndrome. that new reporting is next. have that new reporting is next powe

we are back with some quick headlines starting with this, retired lieutenant general michael flynn exposese blue origin spaceship due to anticipated weather conditions. you can see more of this exclusive interview today on your world with neil saca view toe -- neil ca cavuto. brian: seattle's police department is braced to lose more officers. why? the city's vaccine mandate. the department has lost nearly 150 officers this year and up to 18% of that force could lose their job if they don't get vaccinated or submit an exemption by next week. now, so what will this mean for the department already on its heels? let's ask seattle police officers guild mike sloan. mike, what does this haven't. some just haven't uploaded their status, and some are waiting for exemptions. what do you think is going to happen? because the number i read originally was 40%. >> i think that they were worried about the optics of the large number that you noted we were the modeled, reformed agency by our elected officials. now these cops are facing termination, and i think they're hanging on because they feel as if tha