sean: why would russia care about australia? mark galeotti: russia cares about australia because russia cares about everywhere. the fact of the matter is that russia is aware of what's going on in australia and certainly does not regard it as insignificant. sean: australia has also become a safe haven for rivers of dirty money flowing out of putin's corrupt regime. paul radu: australia is a great place to keep money. it's a democracy with a stable banking system, and criminals love democracies with stable banking systems. this is why australia is a great destination for illicit funds. sean: tonight, on "four corners," we investigate russian money and influence in australia. we track the tainted cash from russian criminals and poticians that has washed up on our shore. we reveal how one of putin's closest allies lobbied australia to help lift u.s. sanctions from his business interests and how a propaganda war is being waged right here to support the kremlin's global agenda. ♪♪♪ sean: the new south wales chapter of the night wolve

sean. this is sean boyle. look at the road leading to the horizon for their look.is point, walking with his mum on sleeve gullion in county armagh, he had his whole life ahead of him. sean was a great, exciting young fella and he loved to be the centre of attention. so he enjoyed going to different places with me. and enjoyed being around people and had a lot of promise, great future ahead of him. was just simply a great, great fella. 2a years old, a music fan, interested in a career in farming near his home in newry county down. but sean also battled serious mental health challenges. there were times i cried and i watched him cry. that's for a mummy to watch that. god, it's so hard to — even when you're talking about it again, it brings up it just takes you right back. in 2020, he was admitted to this psychiatric hospital. it's supposed to be the safest place for someone like sean. but within hours of admission, he was able to take his own life. i'm still trying to work out and piece together what in the name of god happened. what happened 7 this is the story of a

sean hannity. >> sean: i have a group of people. what do you want to say to tucker? >> [shouting]. >> sean: there you go. welcome to "hannity." back with a live audience. kevin o'leary will be here tonight to discuss the latest interest rate hike and the sorry state of joe biden's economy. it's only wednesday, but our cognitively impaired commander-in-chief has managed to embarrass himself probably half a dozen times. all of the low lights straight ahead. we have a really really big announcement at the end of the show. i told the audience here. they are not allowed to text it out. now good is the announcement? >> [cheering]. >> sean: all right. our top story. former president trump was not indicted today. this morning's grand jury proceedings in new york city were cancelled. there is now major dissention at the district attorney's office and one source told fox news that bragg is having trouble convincing a grand jury to charges because of the weakness of the case and what a spectacular -- think about this. the grand jury, the defense doesn't get a say in a grand jur

woman: sean. this is sean boyle. look at the road leading to the horizon over there, look.t this point, walking with his mum on slieve gullion, he had his whole life ahead of him. sean was a great, exciting young fella, and he loved to be the centre of attention. so, he enjoyed going to different places with me. and enjoyed being around people and had a lot of promise, great future ahead of him. wasjust simply a great, great fella. 2a years old, a music fan, interested in a career in farming near his home in newry, county down. but sean also barrow serious mental health charges.— health charges. there were times i watched him _ health charges. there were times i watched him clark. _ health charges. there were times i watched him clark. for _ health charges. there were times i watched him clark. for a _ health charges. there were times i watched him clark. for a mum - health charges. there were times i watched him clark. for a mum to l watched him clark. for a mum to watch _ watched him clark. for a mum to watch that, — watched him clark. for a mum to watch that, it's so har

sean hannity right now. >> sean: say hello to tucker. a warm welcome to tucker carlson. anyway, thanks tucker. appreciate it. great show. welcome to "hannity." we're back with our live studio audience. tonight big announcement. the biden administration is now breaking one record after another, not one of them in any good way. in 2021, biden set a new record with the most illegal border crossings in u.s. history. then in 2022 -- yeah, right? in 2022, he broke his own record, with even more illegal border crossings. guess what. this year joey is on pace to do it once again with a whole new record high. but according to the most idiotic people that work in the white house, joe biden is not at fault. it's not his problem. they didn't have this problem with the last administration. biden halted construction of the border wall, ended the stay in mexico policy, and told illegal immigrants come one, come all, there's no vetting, not even during the pandemic as far as health issues. according to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas, his boss is not responsible. no. you'll never guess

we have some good news for fox viewers, sean hannity right now. >> sean: , i have a group of people that have something to say to you. thanks, tucker, great show. welcome to hannity. back with our audience tonight. wow, we've got a rowdy bunch. just a minute the former vice president of the u.s., mike pence right here in studio tonight. we'll also have kristienome, first happening right now, our top story right here out of new york, alvin bragg is sweating even more than usual tonight. now, his pathetically weak case against former president trump has totally imploded. let's be very clear here, the case died this very week. it is very obvious, it is very clear, it's transparent, alvin bragg had every intention of indicting john all j trump this week, second day, grand jury proceedings canceled. telling reuters, it was former president donald trump that created false expectation of arrest. it was never actually going to happen according to bragg, it seems. really? after multiyear investigation, the formation of a grand jury, the da's meeting with law enforcement to create an impending arr

>> sean: that's just for you. great show, tucker. >> tucker: thank you. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we're back live with our great studio audience. thanks for coming. [applause] tonight is the first tv interview, two brothers that helped jussie smollett carry out the most laughable hoax in american history. they will be here in the studio. wait till you see their re-enact meant. it's beyond anything that you have seen. these here in the studio tonight. first, we turn to a far worse scandal involving biden, china and a ton of money. now according to an oversight investigation on march 1, 2017, less than two months after then vice president biden left office, not one, not two, not three but four members of the biden family started receiving payments from an entity named robinson walker llc. now joe biden's brother, james, received a whopping $360,000 in incremental payments. zero experience hunter, the crack addict, he got $500,000. beau biden's widow, haley, who is hunter's lover at the time, no judgments, whate

sean hannity awaits right now. >> sean: want to say hello to tucker? say hi to tucker. you have a lot of fans. anyway, we're broadcasting from our live studio audience tonight. tonight we have some good news. this is a fun rowdy crowd. tonight standing room only, to be honest. we have good news and bad news. the good news in just a minute mma legend ufc champion the great connor mcgregor will join us right here in studio. he has a major announcement. you don't want to miss that. first the bad news. the world has completely turned upside down under our pathetic excuse for a president who doesn't know what day of the week it is. none other than america's hostile enemies now. they have no fear or respect for joe biden. not china, not iran and definitely not russia. putin's thugs, as we talked about last night, took down a u.s. reaper drone over international waters which, in most case, most presidents would view as an act of war. it would be some military response. what did biden do in response? pretty much nothing. actually worse than nothing. the white house started to m

>> sean: a great point. do you know what, we offer security to hollywood stars, this he have it, they can afford it. politics, we pay for security, they do deserve to be protected. i think we should give our kids the same protection our elected officials have. that would be a good start. thank you, we appreciate you being around. more he is the host of unfiltered. no thing as a filtered dan bongino, they politicized the event. the one thing they are not going to talk about is that the original target was a school that had far better security. and the shooter in this case went to the school where there was not as much security. i have been saying for years, i want retired military, retired cops, metal detectors in every school in the country and surround the prim testify and you can keep every school safe in this country if you could that. why can't we talk about that idea? if. >> because we're dealing with enlarge percentage a democrat party full of lunatics and in some cases sociopaths. now in case you are

you know, sean. as far as newsom goes, i thought he banned petroleum products, except for his hair, do you notice that? reparations, this is very interesting. people who never owned slaves should pay people who never were slaves. you have people who came into this country long after the civil war. how are we going to deal with this? even more than that i think they are on to something about this reparation issue. the democrat party should pay reparations. the democrat party is the party that of the confederacy, the party of slavery, the party of segregation and it's also now the party of poverty, it's impoverishing people from coast to coast. i think the democrat party should pay reparations of the it's amazing to me, democrat generals, democrat president of the confederacy. democrat monuments are pulled down. people are saying, take down the confederate flag, okay, fine. how does the democrat party survive all this when it was the political institution behind it all? so my view is, pay reparations,

>> sean: it was a joe biden doesn't know today is thursday.ughter] >> they had a will and emission anybody else thinks you're getting a line that was the g goal. >> sean: let me bring you into this because what happened here is so deep and so profound. i would assume the fbi with her top people they could've confirmed that the laptop was hunter biden's probably 48 hours let's give them two months they had it 11 months before at the november 20 presidential election. yet the of agents meeting weekly in the weeks leading up to it telling big tech or you might be a victim of a misinformation campaign and might be about hunter. he also knew the fbi rudy giuliani had a copy meaning that they knew this would likely l leak. with a priming big tech companies not to report information will be vital to the american people and lead up to an election? >> 100% they were sean, this makes watergate seem like jaywalking. i think it's important what jason was just saying in the club so you showed as well. look, this is like if bernstein had been called on the

sean: it's an okay brief.>> stephen: boxer briefs or brief briefs? >> sean: they are just underwear. let's talk about the play. >> stephen: you are coming back to broadway, starring in "good night, oscar." >> sean: here's what i love, spontaneity. how did you get that? >> stephen: they sent it to me. we made it. first of all, welcome back to broadway. delightful to have you back. play aboutar and whatoes >> sean: o yho don't know, big raconteur, amazing guest in the '60s. he was an incredible virtuoso. he was a pianist, wrote books, he also struggled with mental health and addiction and he would speak openly about it on live television with back on "the tonight show," was crazy. people struggle talking about it today. using it as fodder to make fun of himself and it was super shocking. the tagline on our poster is "anything can happen on live television in one night it did." the name of the show, "good night, oscar" because jack ma are used to sign off saying at the end of "the tonight show," he would say good

sean hannity takes over now. >> sean: tucker, we don't want the death of comedy. we want people to be free to say whatever they want. just be funny. thanks. >> tucker: more laughing. >> sean: yes. please. we begin tonight. former president donald trump could be indicted in new york as early as tomorrow or sometime next week. maybe not at all. odds are looking the other way. the chatter tonight is loud that this indictment can come as early as tomorrow and an arraignment would be in new york next week. still the far left manhattan d.a. took on this zombie case against trump. it's looking increasingly weak and blatantly political. to legal experts on both sides of the aisle. coming up, we'll hear from trump's attorney. also, two people that testified in front of the new york grand jury. one has not spoken before, kellyanne conway. she will tell her story for the first time and robert costello. he's a prominent u.s. attorney, former u.s. attorney and once worked as a legal adviser to the state's star witness michael cohen. he now says that cohen is totally unreliable

here is sean hannity. >> sean: tucker, that's creepy. no other word for it. thank you. welcome to "hannity." tonight would be, the fox news alert. we have reports tonight that the mullah's of iran produce enough material to make a nuclear bomb to have this available in 12 days. according to a top u.s. defense official. 2015 the same process took more than a year. make no mistake. if the radical molas in iran with their radical ideology are successful and build a nuclear bomb, the united states, israel, the entire middle east, all of our allies, we are all in deep trouble. we'll have a lot more in the straight ahead tonight but we also begin with this fox news alert. the house select committee on china, they are now in session tonight. needless to say their work has never been more important with democrats in charge, there were no hearings whatsoever. no investigations, no scrutiny into china's malicious behavior. this committee didn't even exist but thankfully elections mattering are for the first time in many years, the malignant communist party of china is under a mic

tucker -- sean hannity is here. >> sean hannity: i have a question. the audience wanted to say something to you. what if you to say to tucker? [cheers and applause] [applause] >> sean hannity: please give you my best. welcome to hannity, we are back with our studio audience right here. believing or not they are normal people in new york city. and they're already here in this room right now. anyway, just a moment, senator ted cruz, he will be here and marco rubio he will be here, but they had my interview with former president donald trump will be straight ahead. we have a lightning round with the former president, pretty interesting and a lot of fun and here's the preview. >> again, got along with them great. people do not want to hear that a lot of people say it's terrible to get away with him when somebody has nuclear weapons they can blow up the work, it's nice to get along and it's nice to get along with him great. different. >> sean hannity: i lost about hillary clinton. i asked about barack and michelle obama, and a lot of other people. and that

sean: what is next for you?ost positive person pos i ever met with greatest attitude. >> i want to get back to work. i think i love working, i love the stories, i think l that people i geovt to meet are fascinating. i really want to do, stories to tel l are incred en people incredible people, the heroes who saved me.y i spent my career talking about the horrors of war andcr baedd things, i will focus on the good. i will talk with people who have gone through injuries and attack like they and try to help them through it.. and keep meeting people, andee telling stories and try to make -- sounds corner, makema the world's better place.to every day, something that is good. sean: that is not corny that is goodness. you know, what i learned about the story behind the story and everyone from jennifer griffin, the polish prime minister, the save our allies the group, that risk their lives to save you, everyone involved in theu, hospitals, all of the peopleve that you writery about, that work on help and you save you, at

. >> tucker: speaking of call, sean hannity is right now. >> sean: , tucker, great as he appeared how are you? >> tucker: so great. >> sean: say hello to tucker, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: we are here with a live studio audience fred did you all have caffeine before they show? coming up, judge lee imperial, all in studio tonight and our great great great american pane garden shocking despicable vide of joe biden laughing at americans killed by federal. we will play that tape plus we will hear from two former fbi agent, that left america's one from your law informants and agency because of the bureaus political rot coming up right also make no mistake, justice i this country is no longer blind. this is had for this country ar the fbi has in fact been politicized and the fbi and the doj have both been weapon eyes. it is sad, but this is real and needs to be dealt with right they actively and knowingly are putting their thumb on the scal and have done it now in every major election since 2016 including 2016. that is news to the fbi directo christopher rae who was on capi

>> sean: that's just for you. great show, tucker. >> tucker: thank you. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we're back live with our great studio audience. thanks for coming. [applause] tonight is the first tv interview, two brothers that helped jussie smollett carry out

i didn't notice it at the time. >> sean: your eye is injured. you're bleeding everywhere. >> took pieces of my skull. my left hand, the thumb hanging off. so, i was lying there -- lying there. and pierre was still alive at this point. he said, don't move, russian drones, russian drones. so, i'm lying there. and this barren landscape. trying not to move, trying to think of what we can do. looking at my injuries, realizing how badly injured i am. and i get my cell phone out. no reception. can't get ahold of anyone. no one knew where we were. we had been moving around a little bit. so, my first thought -- i will record what i'm seeing. i stopped and b took a picture of my leg and some of my injuries. and i immediately thought, well, my children can't see this. if i don't come home, that can't be the last picture they see. so i was sitting there and deleted them immediately. pierre, again, lying five feet away from me or so, just lying there. said the russians -- the russians. after a while, a car came past. it was on the ridge by me. i shouted, a c

sean hannity. >> sean: i have a group of people. what do you want to say to tucker? >> [shouting]. >> sean: there you go. welcome to "hannity." back with a live audience. kevin o'leary will be here tonight to discuss the latest interest rate hike and the sorry state of joe biden's economy. it's only wednesday, but our cognitively impaired commander-in-chief has managed to embarrass himself probably

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. ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity. january 6 is now dominating the news cycle all over the country.n washington, democrats, capitol hill and others, seething with rage, but per usual, they're not telling the whole story. they or omitting a critical element of that fateful day. how did writer news breach one of the most important buildings and one of the most fortified cities in america on a day when the vice president and almost every lawmaker was inside and when everybody knew there was going to be a rip a rally expected at the capitol that day . coming up tonight, the person serving as the capitol police chief on january 6 will join us and help answer that question. it's a truly important question as they said at the time, the january 6 committee, they had t predetermined outcome to go after donald trump and bludgeon him as much as possible bird that's why congressman jim jordan, congressman jim banks were off the committee, they were kicked off the committee and only members that impeached delmo trump were allowed on the committee. not exactly a fair committee. democrats are not

thank you so much sean bark, of ich while have sean again, joining us after the break for a breakdown of how much it costs him to have been injured. and if the percentage of vaccine entry victims is a global issue, don't go away with welcome back. as vaccine injuries mound from the coven job, the recourse is lacking for those who have been harmed. injuries include massive clots, mile cardite, as neurological symptoms, migraine cataracts, to night is, and in severe cases even does. unfortunately for these victims, it is very difficult to prove that the vaccine calls the injury as vaccine maker is say that because it is so new, there is virtually no definitive research on injury. causation to cite, families are forced to take up the burden of additional medical costs, time off work pain and suffering, as well as legal bills averaging $20000.00 if they want to pursue compensation. and while the 2 programs in the us, the v i, c p and the c i, c, p are designed to compensate consumers for their injuries. at the same time, it also shields vaccine manufacturers from liability for any serious

sean: let me twist this.o you think it is the legislators driving the train, or is it constituents telling the legislators that they want this done? andrew: right now it is the legislators that have -- sean: and they are responding to leftist activists? andrew: absolutely. esg is purely political activism, and it undermines the financial returns and focus of the fiduciary duty. all of our pension administrators have two seek out the highest return for the beneficiaries of the pensions. sean: andy, i own a handful of stocks, right? in the mail i get an envelope every once in a while that tells me the annual meeting is coming up. in years past i have just thrown it away. i'm not going to the annual meeting, i don't care, i own five shares, who cares? should i look through and see what is being voted on and who the board of directors are and maybe vote against some of them? should i take an interest in that? andrew: everyone should, and there are organizations that will help direct you to how to vote for a parti

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[laughter] >> sean: my wife has a lot of lululemon!ing reels that aren't touched any longer, he is a capitalist. he's going to crush it on netflix and make so much money because he's funny and he's talking about things that -- topics no one else will talk about. >> kayleigh: emily, he wants to get through a comedy act without offending anyone, try getting through a sentence without offending someone. >> emily: i got to be in the audience for his last comedy special, and he's hilarious. he tells it like it is, he is unafraid, and his point remains. you really can't get through one sentence without offending someone. we live through it every day. certainly he does. the point was made and some of the media coverage, some of the refreshing comments, the nonvocal minority, that said that was 60 minutes of refreshing, true comedy. a breath of fresh air. too bad we all have to sit through three hours of an upcoming awards show where it'll be simply placating to the liberal woke left, there will be nothing entertaining or funny or amusing or i

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sean, this has been going on fo years and years. antifa are domestic terrorist and it's time we recognize them as domestic terrorist. they have attacked our courthouses, our government buildings, torn down monuments, attacked the police. in the summer of 2020 they actually burned over 90 something police vehicles, attacked police officers, attacked police headquarters. enough is enough. here in atlanta this has been going on for months and months where they have been attacking the site of a future atlanta police training facility. we need that in atlanta. atlanta is one of the cities in america that has the worst crim rates because of the pathetic democratic control in the city of atlanta. we are fed up with it. i am introducing my resolution tomorrow to declare antifa a domestic terrorist. >> we had 570 for riots in the summer of 2020. very few people involved in those riots have been held accountable, but yet we have al this video evidence if they wanted to prosecute the people involved. we have thousands and injured cops, billion

they're yelling at me. >> sean: i could last 30 seconds. >> laura: 25. all right. thanks, sean.

sean hollister there, senior _ from scratch. sean hollister there, senior editor - from scratch.om scratch. sean hollister there, senior editor at the l there, senior editor at the technology website the verge, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the lionesses, england's women's football team, use international women's day to announce new funding for girls' sports in the uk. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 24 hours then, the soviet union lost an elderly sick leader and replaced him with a dynamic figure 20 years hisjunior. we heard these - gunshots in the gym. then he came out through a fire exit and started firing _ at our huts. god, we were all petrified. james earl ray, aged ai, sentenced to 99 years and due for parole when he's 90, travelled from memphis jail to nashville state prison in an eight—car convoy. paul, what's it feel like to be married at last? it feels fine, thank you. what are you going to do

yeah." [ light laughter ] "fox host, sean hannity? "ah, the wombat. yeah, i bet.'the wombat' hannity. "all were in the document, correct? "yeah, they were." "about fox endorsing the narrative of a stolen election, correct? "some of our commentators, they were endorsing it. "about their endorsement of a stolen election? "yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah, they endorsed it." anyway, the point is, murdoch said, quote, "they endorsed. meaning fox hosts endorsed the lie that the election was stolen, knowing it was a lie in fact, that same court filing also revealed that hannity later changed his tune on trump after the january 6th insurrection although you'd never know it from watching hannity's show again, this is from sean hannity's boss, rupert murdoch according to the court filing, paul ryan, who is now a fox board member, had emailed murdoch. ryan believed that some high percentage of americans thought the election was stolen because they got a diet of information telling them the election was stolen from what they believe were credible sources. rupert responded to ry

and we are out of time, but we introduce sean hannity. >>> sean hannity: that they had a taco because we have an audience in. and i guess it -- we are black with a live studio audience tonight and we have a ton of news that's breaking. with the this fox news alert. a grizzly case that has riveted entire country. in horrified americans everywhere. and that is alex murdaugh found guilty on all charges including two counts of murder, with a weapon. and tonight by the way, we will cover every aspect of this case. if you hear from the prosecutor's legal experts and other people on the ground and by the way of all people, guess wwho this book for. o.j. system even weighed in. i know on this case. within a play his comments straight ahead tonight. the first let me give you some background for those of you who work for a living are not able to follow the story of the bank's became a fascinating case, a lot of twists and turns, and a lot of people speculating that he might get out, but the jury came back in less than three hours. not alex merritt is the prominent south carolina attorney in a b

so, cross-examination is not exactly sean's thing. instead of cross-examining donald trump, sean hannity tried to testify for him. >> mr. cohen used his own personal funds to facilitate the $130,000 payment to miss clifford. neither the trump organization nor the trump campaign was a party to the transaction with ms. clifford, and neither reimbursed mr. cohen for payment directly or indirectly and that they go on to say that neither cohen or llc made any incoming contributions to you, your campaign for president, or any presidential campaign committee, and that he was not a government employee at the time, and the payment in question does not constitute a campaign contribution. that's their star witness. >> he probably did that to ingreatate himself to me. because that would be maybe smart to do, from his standpoint. >> so, it was smart, donald trump say it's was smart for michael cohen to pay off stormy daniels to ingratiate himself to me. everything sean hannity presented in defense of donald trump is from michael cohen before micha

sean will be back next week -- next week, thanks, have a wonder full st. patrick's day. "the ingrahm angle" is up next. >> laura: i'm kayleigh, and this is a special edition of the ingraham angle live from new york city tonight. all week, the house oversight chair has been dropping bread crumbs. tuesday after being hit with years of stonewalling, congressman james comer revealed that the treasury department was giving him the first suspicious activity report related to hunter biden and the biden family foreign business dealings. book about a payment made by cefc, a chinese energy firm. so, hunter biden's business associate rob walker. and then comer took it a step further noting that the money was then sent directly to accounts associated with the bidens. you think that would be the end of major bombshells for the week, but it wasn't. the one that was dropped wednesday, you simply won't believe. >> at the end of this i think we are weeing to say there are probably six or seven biden family members that were involved in various business schemes around the world. >> wow, w

have the best night the great sean hannity awaits right now. >> all right, tucker.its >> sean: want to say hello to by the way, i want to say hello to tucker. >> nick , for this friend. we have a lot of fans here. e bc anyway, welcome to "hannity". our ay, welcome to "hannity". we're broadcasting in front of our live studio audience tonight. >> and tonight wt wee have tom . this is a fun, rowdy crowd. onlo tonight is standing room only ,n to be honest. now, we have good news and we have bad news. the good news in just a minute. my ledger ufc champion, the great conor mcgregor stu will join us right here in studio. and he has a a major announcement. you don't want to miss that. news.s. upside down unde the world has completely turned upside down under our pathetic a excuse for a presidentof t who doesn't know what day ofhe the week it is .ne other than a none other than america'sem hostile enemies. now,ies no they have no fear or respect for joe biden, notussia. china, not iran, and definitely not russia. putin' thugs, as we talked about last night, they took down a us reaperer drone ov

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sean: they are making him a victim. kennedy: they say there are 80,000 new irs agents coming after me and my mom and pop shop, the man is against me, they are doing same thing to him, i feel his pain, this is a gift. >> yes, he has greatest campaign slowing a ta -- trump trump 2024, tanned, arrested and ready. >> the irony is as a new yorker if trump would have assaulted stormy daniels, alvin bragg would have left him alone. understand that is what we're dealing with in new york. this feels like a misappropriation of justice, he downgraded 52% of felons to misdemeanor, one time in history of his office he is trying to upgrade a misdemeanor on a felony on a triple lyndi of a legal jump, this is thornton melon stuff, it drives me crazy, you talk about where we're going. this is the first time in history of our nation, america 246 years old, same age at joe biden, first time in history we might handcuff a president, we're not doing it for tra treason or selling secrets but for a parking ticket. kennedy: we're not hearing a

k s but i will say i second, sean's point.think it's okay to have is on a stereotypical joke every nowe and then. in hin fact, this is one ontf the few moments that he's actually been charismatic and is speaking charismati char joe biden normally do not go together. but i guess today, nexmoving ate is moving away from flipping wah the bird in traffic bes and replacing it with thisp is watch. >> the best thin putg to do whe someone messes is put a thumbsie down because someone did thatcrg to me and i started crying becaus, e it was like, well, worse than getting flipped off because that's like they don't disappoint . pointed this one time she'd call us . we're tryingd yo to get an acti> which will sort of give you amaa thumbs down. g amela, i'm not understanding this point from genze here. i guess it's social media inching its way into the real world where we're liking and disliking in real timein as we're driving. i think if people spend half as much time trying to control t their anger rather than finding wayso to communicate

but you don't have to take little sean hannity's word for it. to their credit, even nbc news pointed out all of this during a report this year a little late, but they pointed it out. good for them. now to our nbc news exclusive, the january six committee's final report was more than eight hundred pages, but some material did not make the cut, including much of its findings on the failures of federal law enforcement leading up to the attack. >> the chief investigator of the january committee says the government could have prevented it had law enforcement agencies acted on the available intelligence. do you believe the attack on the capitol could have been successfully repelled? >> i think it would have been a lot different had law enforcement taken a more assertive, protective posture. the intel in advance was pretty specific, and it was enough, in our view, for law enforcement to have done a better job operationalizing a secure perimeter. law enforcement had a very direct role in contributing to really the failures, the security failures that le