i think that first of all, i don't buy, i love sara carter and her reporting a spot on.t is going on along with elma nguyen and the fox reporters on the border, the network is covering this crisis like never before. no one can deny the scope and the magnitude, the horror as the former coyote has indicated. and everybody knows it means wild dog, there are also herders of chickens, it is a multibillion dollar international criminal organization that is now in charge largely of getting these people across. the harder we make the border, what they need to get around our border patrol, are fine enforcement at the border, we need to do a lot of things. we have to make it tougher to get across and we also need a brand-new ellis island of the famed portal for immigrants in new york city. we need that at the u.s.-mexico southern border. and a place where these desperate people can come in safety in a regulated legal way. but for both parties in our country, and you know this, sean, republicans as well as democrats. and they point fingers this way. >> sean: change the law, but enf

you sow part one of sara carter's interview.muggler, the trafficker in central america. here's part two of this "hannity" exclusive investigation. >> we are seeing a large increase of unaccompanied minors, children that have no guardians. is it part of -- i guess, they trafficking organization's because it's easier to lose children or it's more money? >> yeah, it's all part of that. >> what about people that want to buy a child because there a sexual predator? >> i've heard that some people and places have very specific things in terms of nationalities or certain age groups. so, they are looking for people going around and spot someone with those characteristics, they tend to take them. in many cases, they just have children they are. they have a purpose. only they know what purpose they will serve. but, yeah, they're just going to keep them there and they're not going to be free ever again. when they keep the children, they could use them for anything, drugs, or for sex -- the kids could be abused on the road? in most cases, th

this week you have seen parts one and two of our own sara carter's interview with a human smuggler inal america. here is the final part of her exclusive "hannity" investigation. >>> how much money do you charge, if you don't mind me asking, for a single person or family i'm sure it's more expensive. >> we have two payments. the first one is $12000 and the second one is $16000. >> those payments are two separate payments. one before the journey and the other is made win? >> the first half we asked them to pay it here because we use the money to start to pay the fees that are needed in the journey. seen at the other half, when do they pay it? >> the other half is paid once they are over in the state's with a family. >> what if they don't pay? >> they have a guarantee over here in el salvador. and the case they don't pay we take away their car or their house. >> the united states policy has changed dramatically. under biden we expect more than 170,000 plus children to enter the united states without adults. this year. there is many more they are trafficking. some of those are the ones th

here with reaction, border patrol union president brandon judge along with fox news contributor sara carterstart with your report first. you have been through it many times reporting. >> oh, yes, sean, and i just returned this week from a week in central america. and the situation is becoming very grave. i got information from forces both in el salvador as well as guatemala that many people are pouring in from across the globe and to honduras. i spoke with people actually along the border as well as senior officials in most governance. and spoke to these folks that were coming across and asked them why they were willing to take such a risk even with children as young as one years old, babies coming across three different nations and they said, well, joe biden has a border wide open. we have talked to her family member, we have talked to friends who have actually made their way in. so when you look at that video of the border patrol agents opening that gate, sean, this is not just a one-time thing. this is kind of an overall picture of what is happening at her border. and people from across

sara carter with a full report. they are buying up, ranches, and many next to military installations. center tom cotton he is taking action to counter this aggression will tell us what he is gonna do straight ahead. ♪ ♪ w one a day multi+. a complete multivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. ♪♪ meta portal go. look professional. ♪♪ even if you don't feel it. meta portal. the smart video calling device... - right on time! - of course. that makes work from home work for you. so, shall we get started? every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. ♪ ♪ >> hannity: reported visit to taiwan this week. i'll ask you why still biting

we sent our very own sara carter to pennsylvania to ask the voters about fetterman this weekend.he lieutenant governor running for office, running for the senate like his big issues are safe zones for her 0 win users, you know, we're not hearing about the economy. >> no. >> dumping out the prisons. there is many more issues, the more open borders. is that something that the lieutenant governor should be running, is this something the people of pennsylvania want? >> no. >> does it surprise you that fetterman wants to legalize heroin or have you heard that? >> i've heard to have like heroin safe zones and what not. i think that's ridiculous and probably not the best idea for pennsylvania. >> look at what's happening right now, you've got the lieutenant governor, you have fetterman, right, he's going to be running against oz. how do you feel about fetterman? >> i think he's fake. anyone can walk around in shorts and a dirty short and say i'm all for the working man. i've never seen him in the steel mill where i work. >> sean hannity has invited the lieutenant governor on his show on

our own sara carter,an investigative reporter. sara , we have an update fromm last week. oh, yeah, absolutely stunning here in montana. actually spent the day in great falls and i drove allll the way to this town here in montana n right near malmstrom air force base. and justex.an to give you the gravity of the situation, how dangerous this is and why the u.s. commerce department is possibly investigating along with the fbi, malmstrom air force base maintains 100 50 minivan, three intercon intercontinental ballistic missile silos out here. we were able to pass by some ofu those silos. you can c seeroad them from the. the problem is , sean, is that the telecommunication systems that are outmm in this area are literally honing in on the way technologies, meaning while way technologies has access tohe those telecommunication devices. and the fear is , is thats the chineseth government does, too. i also spoke with congressman matt rosendale earlier today and this is what he had to say . we're here in montana. weon know now that the commerce department as well as the fbi belie

apparently unwilling or unable to determine the real causes of immigration, so we have been sending sara carterntral america where she under covered a shocking operation. and we have that report straight ahead. but first a big announcement from

at night i would turn on your show and i would see yourself, gregg jarrett, solomon, sara carter going off and basically saying all this stuff is debunked. i would flip over to msnbc and i would see them saying that they are right on the heels, they are about to get these guys. but we didn't do anything. he really had to block it off and focus on the different things that we want to do. president trump was very focused. one of the efforts that i worked on and that i detail in the book was the efforts to try to bring peace between israel and the arab countries. that is something the conventional thinking was that it would never happen. president trump was an outsider. he brought a businessman's approach to washington. businessman a results driven, unlike politicians who generally want to process. there are some great politicians too but i write about how an outsider without a lot of political extremes and a team came in and were able to achieve results that political career people were not able to achieve. >> sean: a two-part question. one speculation on your part. maybe you do know som

straight ahead, our owad, nour sara carter's exclusive investigation of the dangers ofc human trafficking as the bidenki border crisis continues. she joins us along with buck sexton. when we return. home home, something to be proud of. home safe comfort where the production family home. i was deployed to afghanistan. i was on patrol march twenty six twelve, ten during a dismounted patrol. i happened to step in the wrong spot and took a sniper round into the chest. this is the date i was i lost my legs almost immediately. i lost my left hand and both my legs above the knee. my arm was gone so i closed my eyes thinking to myself, if i just keep breathing, i will make it home to my wife. i just want to serve my country every day still adapting to this new life. it was hard having everybody change your lifestyle to take care of me. a typical home doesn't feel like home to me. they have to carry my chair up the stairs. the hardest thing in my life is to call nail's my children to help pick me off the bathroom floor. where do you go when home? at home anymore. there are over one thousand famili

acknowledgment, he calls out, and i quote, roosevelt library supervisor christian carter and her support team including matthew hansen, sara and patrick. he notes that in the stacks of hyde park, roosevelts papers rise 899 cubic feet, more than 1 million documents. the content traversing no fewer than nine ages of world history, from the victorian age to the space age. let me close with these words from this biography. luckily, eleanor result believed in protecting and guaranteeing individual freedom. nothing could have forged a greater trust with her future barack verse, scholars, and historians then the counterintuitive measure of making her personal and professional papers available for all to study. i thank you all for joining us this evening, as we explore the life and legacy of eleanor roosevelt. with historian illegal black and david nikolas. >> i'm pleased to be sharing this virtual space with an old friend alicia and the new acquaintance david, who until this moment i only knew through written word. first the recent email, and more importantly this wonderful new biography which i really enjoyed reading the past fe

sarah carter is the host of the sarah carter show and joins us now. sara of children in the human trafficking cartel trade across our border, and i was just floored by it. tell us a little bit more what you learned. >> these are the horror stories that you hear when you dig down deep, rachel. it's difficult for us to tell the stories all the time. we go to the border and see the people crossing, you know, the thousands of people, bill does incredible work down there and see them all coming across the border, but it's the journey that brings them there. that's the real story that i want our viewers and the american people to understand, these children are trafficked by some of the most nefarious and horrific organizations you can imagine. they have no care for life, they don't care about these children. some of these children are sold to the highest bidders, sexual predators, and i have been hearing not only from this human smuggler but from sources within central america, intelligence sources as well as law enforcement, that some of these children are take