here is sean hannity. >> sean: tucker, i have a group with a message for you. great show as always. what a great crowd we have. thank you all for being here. we are back with the audience show. and tonight, wow, look at this. buckle up. the one and only laura ingraham is going to be next to me coming up in just a minute. also, clay travis, kayleigh mcenany, they have more on aoc's sad attempt to remain relevant. and dr. nicole saphier. your giggling vice president, uncontrollable laughing fits, kamala was in rare form. we have the tape. and tommy lahren and trying to erode title ix in women's sports. one espn host is speaking out jacqui. fi first we begin with the scandal in biden's white house. two top officials, secretary of state tony blinken and attorney general merrick i politicize the justice department garland have been accused of serious misconduct. all involves around who else, hunter biden. now, breaking tonight, we are learning your secretary of state is shady, he is lying, he is a hack, he is not to be trusted. remember that bogus october 2020 letter, 51 former intel exp

and sean hannity is one of those [cheers and applause]. >> sean: wait, wait, wait. >> tucker: we turn to him now. you can hear him [cheers and applause]. >> sean: they're there. now tucker, tucker, they have a message for you. hold on. everybody, what did you want to say to tucker? what did you want to say? >> we love you tucker! we love you! >> sean: tucker, if you're ever having a bad day, come hang out with this group of normal new yorkers it's a lot of fun. >> tucker: i'll be there tomorrow. thank you sean. >> sean: laura's on tomorrow, perfect night >> welcome to hannity yes we are live, welcome studio audience we're glad you're here. tonight we are tracking multiple breaking stories including bombshell new allegations from a former irs whistleblower about your president joe biden, hunter biden, and at least one high ranking biden official. will you love this breaking news tonight. also new information about the biden family syndicate you did not know about, although with an explosive exchange between congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and eric swalwell. that's all coming up. o

that's not going to remove people out of poverty. >> i will fight sean on this. >> sean: which sean? >> duff. >> education is a state and local issue. when the president, when a republican candidate runs, and has to be focused on what will be in the commander in chief of austria's control. >> sean: let me >> sean: let me ask reince's question. they don't do press avail, they don't do selfies but they run negative ads, they lie and ballot harvest. the republican party needs to do all that. why are they not doing it? >> one of the things, this is a big subject. one of the things like i said before, our donors tend to be focused on candidates. their donors are focused on process. we need about $100 million in a super pac around this country that focuses in soft money, a be voting, early voting, voter identification. >> sean: legal ballot harvesting. >> there's only 5%, 5% of the public is in play. whoever can slice and dice that 5% is going to win. which is why in these battleground states that are being won across the country by 10,000 votes or less. that's what it's coming down to. >>

sean: yeah.ike you have a beautiful wisconsin background there. congressman, i want to dive into what happened in the meeting with taiwan. you were there with speakerrer mccarthy -- speaker mccarthy, and you now have seen a retaliation from the chinese with hair the live fire act around taiwan, but also you've seen taiwan -- i'm sorry, china come out with a statement from their l.a. consulate where they said that their common enemy, they're going to be to the more resolute in fighting. that common enemy being the united states of america. >> well, sean, clearly the chinese communist party is trying to intimidate us. they're trying to bully us. they're massive bullies on the world stage. they would like ore unify taiwan with the mainland by force if necessary. xi jinping keeps saying this, and a lot of people in the elite, wall street world, in the elite big tech world, in the elite hollywood world keep discounting it despite the fact that he keeps awe saying it. but of course xi jinping would lov

sean: you get the last word. go ahead. charlie? >> you know, just don't forget these people are the same people who hired 187,000 irs agents, and they are not all going after donald trump. they are going after you, so they have to be stopped. >> sean: charlie, thank you, tammy thank you, coming up, our very own sarah carter speaking to new yorkers about the witch-hunt and she was accostt in the process. we've got the video seat. she'll sit in greg's seat when we return and later on, roll the tape. al sharpton weighing in on trump's indictment. it's even stupider than you can imagine. you'll want to show your friends, straight ahead. [cheers and applause] ♪ ...i'm over 45. ♪ ♪ i realize i'm no spring chicken. ♪ ♪ i know what's right for me. ♪ ♪ i've got a plan to which i'm sticking. ♪ ♪ my doc wrote me the script. ♪ ♪ box came by mail. ♪ ♪ showed up on friday. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at av

don't jump, not now. >> sean: not funny. despite the white house claiming this is an official visit, i didn't spend most of the day going through castles and often looking dazed and confused as usual as he's being led here and there and everywhere. as usual he took no questions from the press as he sat down with the u.k. prime minister whose name he didn't seem to quite remember, take a look. >> heck of a view out there. >> we are good, we're going to walk out slowly. we are walking out of this way, locking out this way. we are walking out this way. we are moving. >> thank you so much. >> sean: let not your hearts be troubled, they eventually did offer to take questions from group of children. he was distracted by one of the children's air force one toy before being redirected by his son, zero experience hunter and you can't make that up. this begs the question -- take a look at that. >> any of you guys want ask many questions? what do you want to ask me? look at this! air force one! right here! that's cool. what's your ques

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in the meantime sean hannity right now. >> sean: i have a group of people with a message. >> hi tucker! >> tucker: i support your friends. >> sean: they support you. tucker, thank you. we are back with a live audience. these are the only normal people in all of new york city. i can tell you that. all right. but tonight we're tracking multiple major stories happening right now. you got two democratic state lawmakers, you see this videotape in tennessee? they have been expelled after disrupting an official deliberation at the state capital in what some are comparing to the insurrection, ignoring the 2020 riots, 574 that nobody wants to investigator arrest people for. anyway, a full report straight ahead also coming up, a big development from the beg us indictment on donald trump now breaking today, the house judiciary committee jim jordan issued a subpoena to a fanatical trump hating attorney who worked under alvin bragg under this case. pierce morgan interviewed stormy daniels for 90 minutes. and i have one big question for pierce. it's a big one. now he confronted her about the signed

cancel culture does not exist at out kick. >> sean: more on "hannity" coming up after this. >> sean: programming note, another live audience show tomorrow night and if you want to be part of the show go to hannity.com for free tickets although sometimes they scalped them. just kidding. that's all the time we have left for tonight but thank you for being with us. set your dvr, never miss another episode. let not your heart be troubled. laura is next. these great group of people have a message to you. >> laura: good. >> sean: ready? one, two, three... [cheers and applause] >> laura: oh! i'm going to do my nancy pelosi clap. >> sean: she says she's going to give you a nancy pelosi clap. after that warm welcome, that's what you give them? you should tear up speech is too. >> laura: they know my sense of humor.

but you know what it takes. >> sean: i'm just if you know one. >> you have toening strong, sean, and are good democrats out there. >> sean: where are they? >> they have to be empowered bring them together with republicans and independents. >> sean: you'll find more rats in new york, because you were the temporary rat czar, than you will moderate democrats. larry, look at what happened in compton. you know the southland really well, you know la really well. look at what happened there over the weekend, look at what happened in chicago over the weekend. look at what's happening in every major city every weekend. >> yeah, you're right. and, you know, the number one responsibility of government, and we shouldn't have to say this, is protect people and property and all over america, city after city after city, neither is happening. it's a combination of the assault on crime das letting a bunch of bad guys out on the streets to terrorize the very people on the left claim they care about. sean we have to talk about this, too. a lot of this crime is being done by black people against other b

reports. >> sean: reports are true. there's no excuse in the morning if you show up late. just because you work tonight. don't want to hear it. get a cup of coffee. >> brian: i will text you to tell you i'm on. >> sean: all right, brian. welcome to "hannity." a former cia director donald trump in the russian hoax. if you ever doubted it, there is a deep state, this is likely change your mind. investigative reporter john solomon, he'll join us and tell us the latest. he has all the details tonight. but tonight we begin at 1600 pennsylvania avenue where your buddy joe biden is heading back to the basement. his 2024 reelection bid is officially now under way so i guess that means we can expect to see a lot less of joe than usual and come up by the way, it's official. he has given fewer press conferences than any other president in the last 40 years and according to nbc news, it'll be several months before he even holds one single campaign event and no doubt those events will be you and far between. didn't even hold a rally

>> absolutely, sean.hink one of the most important areas that can be investigated right now is whether or not and we already saw with antony blinken. we already said what happened with michael morrell and the coverups that were emanating from the highest levels are intelligence apparatus. but what we need to know now is actually what they are going to uncover in those suspicious activity reports. those stars reports that were apparently being covered up by people within the justice department's and actually people within the u.s. treasury. so if those whistleblowers coming forward with the information and they are able to bring those charges forward, then we're going to see the whole entire ramifications of what the biden family was involved in. not only in china but what we're looking at and as far as those banking situations with china and his own personal business but actually with ukraine as well. and burisma and the other involvement of his family members and now we are looking at 12 separate family

sean? >> sean: sarah carter, the last guy summed it up well. if it was a democrat or anybody else, this wouldn't be happening. it's only because it's donald trump. thank you. we appreciate that report. now amid the latest witch hunt and predictable media mob frenzy that has ensued, how has the trump family reacting to the indictment? here now with some insight, former president trump's daughter-in-law, lara trump is back with us. eric was on the plane with him. i talked with him on my radio show today. it's kind of surreal. i have to imagine, your family has been through a lot. mueller, stormy, stormy. this is all gone on for years now. not one but two impeachments. they've done everything humanly possible to destroy father-in-law. this is the next step, making up law that was never used before in an attempt with the statute of limitations passed in an attempt to take down father-in-law again. >> it goes to show you how afraid that are of donald trump. when you have to go so far to make up a crime and piece it together with scotch tape to bring

sean it's even worse than that. came to a hearing of the armed services committee with a straight face and presented us with a multi-year multi billion dollars procurement strategy for electric tanks and fighting vehicles. >> sean: oh, good grief. >> last i checked there's no charging stations in ukraine or africa or anywhere else for that matter for electric tanks. and, oh, by the way, we don't control the entire supply chain. as you just said, they have gobbled up the supply chain for lithium, for cobalt, for manganese, all the raw materials that go into the batteries plus the technology and yet biden's pentagon wants to electrify not just the cars you drive but our tanks, too. it's the most as nine thing. finally, sean, look, i can take you to -- and show you imagery of china's largest solar factory plant, and if you follow the transmission lines the solar factory is being powered by coal. china is building more coal fired plants than us and the rest of the world combined and guess who's coal they're using? ner t

>> i am, sean. it's a brave whistle blower who came forward telling us what was going on in the richmond field office. they were looking to put sources in churches, have informants in catholic parishes. someone needs to give them a lesson in the first amendment. this memorandum that we now have, this memorandum talks about doing just that. it was signed off on by two senior analysts and the chief division counsel there. how can a lawyer sign off on something like that? this thing was sent to all the other field offices. stop and think for a second. yesterday was probably more americans in church than any other day. millions of americans going to church. what if this fbi thing would have been carried out. there would have been people in the church spying on fellow church goers. that's what they were looking to do. that's how scary this is. when you put it in context, remember, the ftc was asking, who are the journalists you are talking to? one of them testified. democrats are asking who the sources a

stick around till the end when sean hayes is on the show. >> sean: he's going to be on the show?e he wasn't wearing underwear. so -- i did not know that. i found out later. i knew that he was in a bad mood and i didn't know why. that's why. chafing, evidently. so i sent all of you underwear. >> sean: which i have on now. [cheering] >> stephen: that is a ity brief. >> sean: it's an okay brief. i like it because i like to feel as close to you as possible, stephen. >> stephen: thank you. 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. it's incredible. how did you get that? >> stephen: they sent it to me. we made it. first of all, welcome back to broadway. how delightful to have you back. who is oscar and what is the play about? >> sean: oscar levant, for those of you who don't know, big raconteur, amazing guest on talk shows in the '60s. jack parr. he was an incredible virtuoso. he was a pianist, wrote books, super intelli

sean, thank you for taking us throu~h vote. sean, thank you for taking us through all— vote.— vote. sean, thank you for taking us through all of that. _ vote. sean, thank you for taking us through all of that. and _ vote. sean, thank you for taking us through all of that. and do - vote. sean, thank you for taking us through all of that. and do stay - through all of that. and do stay with us, because we will have plenty more reaction on that story. but we are taking you back, as promised, two pictures from paris because that significant breaking news, that pension change from 62 to 64 has been approved by the constitutional council. let mejust been approved by the constitutional council. let me just tell you the latest line coming from just one of the union leaders, who has vowed in the union leaders, who has vowed in the last few minutes to, quote, fight on to continue their protest against these pension reforms. so let's go to our correspondent, hugh schofield, who was there on the ground. and hugh, just give us a sense. i'm sure that nooses filter to the crowd behind you. y

sean o'hara, big help to a total return. sean o'hara. we _ big help to a total return. a total return. sean o'hara, we are really- big help to a total return. sean 0'hara, we are really grateful to you for being with us and thank you for your patience, it has been a really busy afternoon. sean o'hara there, president at pacer etfs distributors. now pakistan has struck a deal with moscow to buy discounted russian crude oil, which could lead to 100,000 barrels flowing between the two countries daily. pakistan's purchase gives russia a new outlet to boost its coffers, grow adding to growing sales to india and china as well. pakistan correspondent caroline davies has the latest from islamabad. pakistan it makes sense for them. china, india and pakistan are becoming increasingly important and from pakistan's perspective, they want to make sure they can keep the lights on and the country moving. they're in mind this is discounted crude oil and that is important to pakistan at the moment because they are in a major economic crisis and the foreign currency reserves are incredib

in this moment my heart breaks for sean.t becomes clear to me why he has chosen to isolate himself. excuse me. nearly six years later, sean finished out his military service and left with extreme ptsd. he's on numerous therapists and ultimately moved away from anything that could trigger his anxiety, never not dealing with it. but being out here, there's a flow to this valley. with the wildlife and the weather. it's very lonely, but one of the things that helps me with ptsd it's projects. constant projects. long days on his hands, sean found comfort in the imaginary world of his childhood. he began to create an experiment with cosplay. dressing up is pop culture in sci fi characters. then he came across a community where he could perform as the very thing he loved as a child and animal when you first found out about the world of the furries, what about it appealed to you the acceptance. everybody's like, oh, my god, you're cool. let me give you a hug. just a very supportive and very nurturing environment. through the online

dagen and sean are standing by. >> bill: jacqui heinrich is travelling with the president in dublin, ireland. what is some of the reaction to the president's proposal? >> well, we have not heard any comment from the president yet, bill, but the proposal has really drawn immediate pushback from energy producing states like west virginia, the senator there saying not only does the biden administration evidently want to tell americans what kinds of cars they can buy and lease and drive, but pointed out there are practical problems with the proposal as well, the administration wants to shut down coal fired and gas fired power plants that provide the base load electricity for these types of trucks and cars and "these misguided emission standards were made without considering supply chain challenges american automakers are still facing, the lack of operational charging infrastructure or the fact it takes nearly a decade to permit a mine to extract the minerals needed to make electric vehicles forcing businesses to look to china for raw materials". the e.p.a. administrator thinks it is poss

i found it to be patronizing sean. >> sean: i know, i'm almost tempted to ask what pronoun you use. > a they. >> you're a cra and ze e. crazy. bud light and this is why we're not forgiving them what he said. corporate americas wraps its arms around transgenderism at the he knows sense of women and kids. >> sean: do you think they'll do it again? >> no. >> i don't know. >> some might and we're trying to get the point across, when it comes to beer, beer is escapism. we're just asking for it to come in cardboard case and not a mental case and we haven't had that so far. >> dylan mulvaney i didn't know who this person was until two weeks ago but now this person's selling women's bras, apparently women's devices, now, you know, beer, all of a sudden all of corporate america, not one company, all of them, this person's pervasive. >> sean: let me go onto elon musk on with our own tucker carlson who's what he told tucker as it relates to artificial intelligence. take a look. >> ai is perhaps more dangerous than, say, mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production i

well, sean haines, probably the answer. well, sean haines. you _ probably the answer., sean haines, you are with us, - probably the answer. well, sean haines, you are with us, and - probably the answer. well, sean haines, you are with us, and we| haines, you are with us, and we are alsojoined by haines, you are with us, and we are also joined by howard zhang and yuan yang. let's also bring in the author of beijing's global media offensive, china's campaign to influence age and the world. thank you very much indeed forjoining our discussion. i'm wondering if you can help me assess where this has worked best? because i note in the title of your book you china's campaign is uneven. so where has it worked and where has it struggled? well, i think it has _ where has it struggled? well, i think it has worked _ where has it struggled? well, i think it has worked well - where has it struggled? well, i think it has worked well in - think it has worked well in taking over chinese language media virtually all over the world, including in the uk, canada and many other places where

that sounds nuts. >> no, you can't make sense out of nonsense sean. it's no surprise joy reed's intelligible comments she is consistently obtuse. she had sees everything had a happens in the world through the lens of racism. he's become an inveterate race baiter but that is the kind of garage that she spews and others consistently over at msnbc only to be outdone by the hosts on the view when news of the indictment was revealed, they acted like giddy kids in a candy store, salivating over a potential mug shot of donald trump. and by the way, as to the extradition, it's a none issue here. trump sees this case for what it is, incredibly weak and a non-crime and is going to face it head on with his legal team and fight it and you've got to give credit instead of running and hiding. >> professor i got to roll. thank you both as always. lot more coming up on this busy friday news night. they can't help themselves. wait until you hear and see bizarre reactions to the trump indictment. we check with tulsi gabbard when she reacts. ach for pads. waiting for th

it's crazy, sean. it is absolutely crazy in the left knows it to the left knows but are more concerned. the china knows that. russia knows that. iran knows that north korea knows it. and our allies know it seems to be a great danger. and i call it the new axis of evil. that's china, russia, iran. and now they're peeling away some of our allies that donald trump had. that would be saudi arabia, egypt, the uae, and they seem to be forming alliances that i didn't think would be possible two short years. the question is , does everybody around him know that? in other words, his family has got to see what we see? why is this? why isn't there anybody in that family that goes up to pops, as hunter says and says that it's time you really got up to this shot to care too much about you , to let you continue ? the reality is shown is that their existence, their power, their authority, their position, their ability to work in the white house and live in the white house day in and day out, whether it's his family o

here's what i hope happens, sean. i hope conservative prosecutors in rural areas of america indict bill clinton, indict hillary clinton, indict hunter biden. the only way to stop this and return to the norms is for one side to realize if they go too far, the other will match them. that's not the way we settle disputes in america. but republicans cannot be unilaterally -- democrats are violating the norms and they are doing it through this weak case in manhattan. >> got a lot of low hanging fruit with hunter biden. the american people need to know how much money did biden family get from russia? how much money in business deals did they have with china? how much money did they get to pocket? did hunter mean it when he said he gives half his money to pops. was the big guy really joe biden? did the big guy purposely fire a prosecutor in ukraine to protect his son who was getting paid but admitted he had no experience. thank you. more hanty straight ahead. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body.

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well, sean, you are with us, sean haines, worked at xinhua, as we are hearing.d by howard zhang from bbc news chinese, and yuan yang from the financial times. let's also bring in joshua kurlantzick, author of beijing's global media 0ffensive, china's uneven campaign to influence asia and the world. joshua, thank you very much forjoining our discussion. i'm wondering if you can help me assess where this has worked best, because i note in the title of your book you describe china's campaign as uneven. so, where has it worked and where has it struggled? well, i think it's worked well in taking over chinese language media virtually all over the world, including in the uk, canada and many other places where there is almost no independent chinese language media left, either through chinese actual state actors buying in stakes or a local citizens of the countries buying up those chinese language properties in the us, australia, the uk, canada, and many places in southeast asia where there are a lot of chinese language readers and listeners, and changing the content alm

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>> it is horrific, sean. some of these children, we have more than 20,000 children in mexico that have completely disappeared. that is before they even make it to our border. inside the united states we have people that abuse them. these children are trafficked. i have seen pictures which we cannot show on the show. children in the back of trunks and vehicles. children being trafficked alone. some of them young three-year-old children with grown men in a vehicle are coming over the mountains. there are children being lost right now in panama coming through the darien gap. i just spoke to michael young. he has been collecting information. there are rape kits handing out to people. imagine what is happening. this is happening all because of the policy of the biden administration. we never sought this under president drum. i've been covering the border for 20 years. >> thank you both. it is sad and preventable. thank you both. more hannity straight ahead. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatm

seans . there was no tax deduction asserted. th they didn't go to the irs and seek a taxey document that they d would have been problematic. conversely, they didn't file this with the fes withc because' they didn't have to . this was not a campaign exclusive campaign expenditure. this was something that wouldais have been made irrespective of the campaign. so there was no filing made. hs so where is it? in hlse business record in his own records and his own is ownpersonal files? that's the key point here. and had he used campaign fundsat on how to pay for it, because u they're saying now this was something that should have gone under the fec and this was a campaign finance violation? well, had he use campaign funds, they would be baying for his scalp tonight. b there would be begging for his scalp, saying he improperly used campaign funds on a personal expenditure. so you're if you do and if you don't fauci donald trump here, which is why, you know, dn this prosecution is rotten'tt te to the core. cor it's politically motivated

sean will be back on monday with a live audience show. mark lisbon, jimmy follett and clay travis will all be joining. sean will be doing audio shows monday through thursday next week if you want to be part of the show head over to "hannity" .com for more information. my thanks to sean and his team and now the "the ingraham angle" is up next. i'm laura ingle this is the "the ingraham angle" from washington. thanks for spending time with us. the book band lie. thus the focus of tonight's angle. failing us on all fronts democrats are lying to the voters again. this time about the so-called conservative book commands. >> book wants to ban books.>> they start banning books. banning books to stand in the way of teaching america's full history. >> i never thought i'd be a president was fighting against elected officials trying to ban books. > they believe if they repeat a lie enough it will become an accepted truth. not if we can help it. the truth th is, sensible elected officials representing parents who were flabbergasted to learn how perver

yeah, when sean when sean first started, he came to me he goes what chiffon. oh, but andre land was an incredible person i'm still in mourning for him i mean like tom ford, he was unique. you just are not going to meet another like that ever. and i met him because i a piece when my mom died about my mom was like my mom when she was 18 applied to be a journalist at the washington post and the guy in charge looked at her and he goes journalism is no place for a woman you know and sent her away. but she loved to write and so i did this piece and get this letter and it's in these large, loopy handwriting and. it's andre who i'd never met telling me about, how much his grandmother had meant to him and so then he sent me from the photo closet, a pair of pink crocodile stella, and sending those back was the hardest thing i've ever done. so i wrote him and i said, i'm not allowed to take presents, you know. so here they are back. but then over many years we became good friends. so we spend thanksgiving together. once. and, you know, we went to opera in new york and he

sean, i have to swim along here. you probably have seen this movie before. ♪ >> well, lyrics like that won't exist in a live action remake, sean. composer alan mankin said he's changing the strong so it's clear to viewers that prince eric would never force himself on ariel. sean, the little mermaid's voice was taken from her in the original movie. she's supposed to carry a written consent norm to give to the prince? i don't understand this at all. >> first off, look at her body language. she's leaning in. she wants the prince to kiss her. kids are smart. they get there's body language between the two of them. to your point, you have to take a sobriety test and sin a consent form, maybe a bad breath test as well? if disney was meaningful about undoing the harm that they have done with this movie and giving the wrong message about forcing boys on girls, give the profits of the little mermaid to a class of people that really need help. him women out. maybe a give a scholarship to trans men that think they're women and t

>> and people have to put this in perspective, sean. they'rective, sean. they're doing this to persecute a guy that's winning g thisecutthe republican nominan by thirty five points is not even close.nati they wanon bt to take him out o the race. they started the six years agooe when they subpoenaed everythingm ,document 11 million documentsga from the trump organization. they couldn't findti a thing.ng and this is what they're doing in the 11th hour when they see how well my father is doing innr the polls because america is failing right now on every single metric. they're going after him. they've weaponizes system. alvin bragg dibragg d. letitia james did it. they're doing it in georgia.e d they're doing it all overthey w the place. they want a tsunami ofan legal challenges to weigh overesident. president and they think he'll give up. the one thing i'll tell you, sean, my father will neverher we ever give up. 's gonna you saw tonight he's going to fight. and i promise you, i mark my words, i'm saying here on your show for the first.e yo, time, i promise y

>> sure looks like, sean. listen. he knew at the time that he couldn't answer the question because it looked so bad. he knew that it looked beyond the pale and it is beyond the paled for the fbi to be going into any church and trying to spy on americans and now we know, that is exactly what they were doing. they are infiltrating churches. they regard churches apparently as the enemy and church going americans as akin to terrorists. the attorney general sat there and told me we don't do that and now we know they do. the house needs to call him. the senate shed call hum but the democrats never will. there's got to be accountability. the target of churches has got to end. >> let's be clear, your department has decided to turn catholic organizations and you said this is and unconscienable assault on catholic's first amendment rights hand andy case of dual toy enforce the law without fear or favor. we have been dealing with whether or not the fbi has been split sized and the biden doj weaponized. do you believe not only no

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sean: a g you have a great crowd tonightr. the only normal people ine in ti new york are right here in this room. anyway, welcome aboard. thank you .. oh, a great endorsement of biden's agenda today. the econom bidy grew by a whoppi one percent in the first quarter. rsof this year.wow. wow.at's that's not good. not anyway, that marks now the second quarter in a row of slowing growth aftergative growt two quarters of negative growth at the beginning of last year, o that by definition, is a recession. naturally, you , the american people , are starting to notice the decline. the latest fox poll, 70% ofs no americans now feel the economy is getting worse. >> do you alel the americal agr? >> meanwhile, in new hampshire today, former president trumpt o had a lot to say about biden and even gave him a new gave nicknameth. >> a look. enrichden cares only about enriching his own family.inmily i care about enriching. your family. and yo ngu. eeds a res >> thicus country needsd to a rescuing. we have to rescue america from the wreckage

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so after they shot sean collier. two brothers made their way over towards cambridge, which is right next to boston. they decide that they need to find an alternate means of transportation. their car may have been identified. they drive across the river. and they see they brand new mercedes suv. dun meng, who goes by danny is on the side of the road because he wants to answer a text message without driving all of a sudden , tamerlan tsarnaev comes over taps on the passenger side window. danny rolled down the window to hear what he had to say. denny says tamerlan reached in unlocked the car got in the car, held a gun to his head and said, dr. rather than a straight up carjacking. they actually end up taking denny with them. they took him through various towns for quite some time. prosecutors say the brothers drove me to a bank where dzhokhar used meng's atm card to withdraw $800 in cash. during the course of the carjacking both tamerlan and socar basically confess, telling the driver that they were the individuals that

sean will be back on monday with a live audience show.k lisbon, jimmy follett and clay travis will all be joining. sean will be doing audio shows monday through thursday next week if you want to be part of the show head over to "hannity" .com for more information. my thanks to sean and his team and now the "the ingraham angle" is up next. i'm laura ingle this is the "the ingraham angle" from washington. thanks for spending time with us. the book band lie. thus the focus of tonight's angle. failing us on all fronts democrats are lying to the voters again. this time about the so-called conservative book commands. >> book wants to ban books.>> they start banning

yeah." [ light laughter ] "fox host, sean hannity? "ah, the wombat. yeah, i bet.bat' 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 memberhad emailed murdoch. ryan believed that some high percentage of amerans thought the election was stolen because they got a diet of informati telling em the election was stolen from what they believe were credible sources. rupert responded to ryan's email, "tha

>> well, thanks, sean. sean. i very much agree with you.one,t and i want to make three threede points, one , this man we should take seriously as a heart attack. this is a man who has ascended an incredibly ruthless and indeed lethal political system and has consolidated control and overturned 40 years of traditioolidated n. he lived for five years in a cave as a young man. so we better take him extremelya seriously. there's a phrase that thaae mike knows. michael knows better thal n i , pol which is in china. cir in political circles, there'ss n an anaconda wrapped around chandeliered in nice hotel rooms, which means these people are always thinking and kind of lethale chande terms. and that's that's the mindset. ancondly, you are absolutely right. and i applaud you for bringingn attention to how serious and how real and how costly a taiwan scenario or taiwan conflict could be . and it would not conflic be cond just to the us navy inconfined the south china sea. it would probably be throughout the pacific and in

good >> we're doing it.>> sean, this is good. sean n. cityou never know what you're going to find in new york city. now you live w, you l here. i bet you've never danced with strangers on the street. streewould classical music scar loiterers, do you think?c that works at all? so first off, you say you neveru know you're going to see or- da find in new york city.nc thu're never, you know, raymond arroyo dancing iatn the streets that is beautiful. so it wasn't at guantanamo bay, didn't it, in guantanamo?t at bay? y -- didn't they play like harday rock music? yes. to break har m people down. but here in l.a., they're going to play classical musicople o to drive people out.ut i have a better solution. if you have vagrants, raymon, arrest them, put them in cuffs, get them out of there. enough with the classical music, enougcuffs.h with the li. on crime business. take charge of your city. take charg r e of subways, arrest them and get them out on good friday evening. yeah, well, look, i mean, if you really want to repel people ,play cardi b or

but i got to tell you this,t sean. i live ilon the state of other wonnessee and we don't allow that in tennessee. fol and i think othelor states woulr do well to follow our example. and if you're not in a state that doesn't outlaw that, maybe come to a great red state and enjoy some freedom and enjoy some child protection and hang. out a music row, that's what i'd be hanging out. >> but monica, we're talking about no age limits for life altering surgery. a position i don't think any child is ismel in a position mentally, sion a spiritually, psychologically to make that kind of decision. a mistake youat that age. so the mistake you're making,c sean, is that you're actually toapplying morals and logic to this entire conversationwa when what we're really dealing with here is the latest wave of cultural marxism. ma so throughout history, marxists have gone right for children, en targeted them, get them young, and then you've got an ideological standing army for the rest of their lives. this wholeol transgenee tran aga is j

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