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 politicians 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 wol

>> sean: nothing. when you think about this, what bothers me and what frustrates me is all of these problems to me were preventable. >> yes. >> sean: we had a secure border. we know what an integral part of our economy is related to energy. >> yes. >> sean: we have all of these natural resources. we were energy independent. we could be providing western europe with all of their energy needs, and we would be paying down the debt by the trillions over the years. >> yes. >> sean: and stop robbing from our children and grandchildren. i'm very concerned that china sees joe's weakness, they ever now formed a new axis of evil. >> absolutely. joe inherited a situation that was potentially phenomenal. he's our president, i would have liked him to succeed. you take something like the border. he inherited the lowest rate of illegal immigration in 45 years. all he had to do was do nothing. continue the same policies, and he could start with something that no president has had prior to that, inheriting the great su

no, hannity's buying you drinks, don't worry. >> sean: i don't know. >> laura: by the way, sean, sean2 seconds of my show last night. tomorrow night i'm taking 44 seconds of yours, okay? i'm going double. all right? so you're giving me time on the

, i didn't sean. >> sean: would you support me in this.support energy independence? and we ought not be importing oil from countries that hate us and countries like venezuela would you support me on that? >> i would support you that we should not be getting oil or selling arms to countries that hate us but i also want to see a habitable planet in a hundred years. i want to see massive investment in green energy. i want to see a just transition from a dirty economy to a clean economy. >> sean: how much money? we're now spending over $50 billion every government agency is spending something on the climate alarmist religious consult. >> oh, come on. >> sean: how many billions of dollars do you want to invest in it? give me a number. listen we have $858 billion right now in our military expenditure every year and they are the largest institutional emitter of greenhouse gases and the congressional office hardly a liberal organization says we could take out a trillion of that over the next decade and cut greenhouse gases. >> sean: natural gas is

sean. >> sean: griff, thank you. you can see in that image they are setting up for a press conference. a lot more throughout the hour tonight. we will follow that press conference when that happens. think about it, fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, terrorists are coming across that southern border, the six yule assault, the rape, the murder as a result of wide open borders and of course joe biden aiding and a abetting and the law breaking, according to the press secretary, you are dramatic if you merely even ask a single question about this crisis. take a look. >> if the border is secure as the administration has said, then why would we need to send 1500 active duty u.s. troops down there? >> because we need more work, more work needs to be done, peter. >> you said yesterday when it comes to illegal migration, you have seen it come down by more than 90%. where did that number come from? you keep telling us -- >> i hear you, i'm about to answer, if you -- if the dramatics have come down a little bit. >> what's dramatic about

my mentor and friend, the great sean hannity is up next. go, sean. [cheers and applause] >> sean: thank you, lawrence. and also, great job. i know you have had breaking news. phenomenal job. thank you. hello, audience. how are you all doing? we are back with our audience. this is a very, very busy newsnight. we have real explosive new development, the moments about joe biden and a possible scheme to exchange money for his policy decisions. also, hunter biden might be indicted as early as tomorrow. [cheers and applause] we will explain that straight ahead. first, happening right now, a georgia man suspected of a deadly deadly rampage earlier today at a local hospital has now been apprehended thank god. here with the very latest from atlanta her own jonathan. jonathan? >> local authorities are holding a news conference releasing details announcing that they have apprehended the suspect without incident, without any further violence just outside the city of atlanta, northwest of atlanta, in the suburb of cobb county. they say 24 old deion patterson fled

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sean? >> sean: kevin, thank you. the whole left vote to stop pushing their radical agenda on our nation's kids. kohl's is the latest company to face clash after bowing to that woke mob involving the release of their pride outfits for babies. after a florida governor ron desantis signed a law prohibiting children from knowingly being exposed to adult entertainment, what is known as a furry convention a group of people interested in the concept of nonhuman animals with human characteristics who dress up as the animals in orlando, they released a statement announcing that attendees must now be over 18 years or older in what the group that was a difficult decision before asserting that it is not "abandoning their younger fans." tonight, some members of the -- they are pushing back against the left's and in saying work culture, he has been hosts anne porter called the protection of women sports, are remaining biological men playing in women's sports, one columnist accused her of bigotry. in los angeles, we have the dodger

>> sean: member of the u.s. senate for a few reasons, democrats during elections focus on the process of elections above all else. they're not out on the campaign trail, kissing babies, shaking hands, taking selfies, giving spacious, doing town halls. joe biden, john fetterman, katie hobbs, that they did none of that. katie hobbs didn't show up for one single debate, not one. it's democrats focus on hundreds of millions of dollars in negative ads. they focused on early voting campaigns, mail-in voting efforts, many states unbeknownst to many of you have legal ballot harvesting. they focused on that. they enable third-party to collect and turn in seal paper ballots on behalf of of another voter. 24 states and washington, d.c., permit this practice, 11 other states don't have laws regarding legal ballot harvesting. democrats are taking full advantage. they don't trust that voters will turn out on election day rain or shine. they force the issue and bank as many as possible time. over half a million democrats have

thank you very much. >> thank you sean kim. commissioner chan. >> thank you, chair mandelman you know sean kim has already mentioned his story. first generationim grant korean-american small business owner in the richmond. joe's ice chrome is a legacy business. he and his wife alice has been dedicate to the community building. and actually even his daughter and kids also help out at the ice cream shop the most popular spots in the neighborhood. of course it does not hurt it is next to a comic book store. you can imagine joe's ice cream and comic book store demographic is everyone and definitely working families in the richmond. so i will i am you know pleased to appoint sean kim to this cta-cac, he also has been working as or serving as a geary brt-cac for the last year. and has been organizing and representing many interests but the mall business ordinance especially the small business owners of color and imguarantee on geary. i do believe that sean kim will bring a different voice. a voice of people, color andim guarantees to

thank you very much. >> thank you sean kim. commissioner chan. >> thank you, chair mandelman you know sean kim has already mentioned his story. first generationim grant korean-american small business owner in the richmond. joe's ice chrome is a legacy business. he and his wife alice has been dedicate to the community building. and actually even his daughter and kids also help out at the ice cream shop the most popular spots in the neighborhood. of course it does not hurt it is next to a comic book store. you can imagine joe's ice cream and comic book store demographic is everyone and definitely working families in the richmond. so i will i am you know pleased to appoint sean kim to this cta-cac, he also has been working as or serving as a geary brt-cac for the last year. and has been organizing and representing many interests but the mall business ordinance especially the small business owners of color and imguarantee on geary. i do believe that sean kim will bring a different voice. a voice of people, color andim guarantees to

that's what's going on here. >> sean: great point.can't eat meat or have air conditioners and you are not taking away my stove. >> i will go to jail for my air conditioning. >> i'll go to jail for both. >> but here's the deal. you know, the amazing part of that testimony is when kennedy said to him, if we spend all this money, $50 trillion, by 2020 or 2050, how often will we lower the temperature? he could not answer. he would not answer. and kennedy kept saying how much? he said all i can tell you the cost is greater if we do nothing. that's always the straw argument. i'm not saying we can't get there and i'm not saying we shouldn't look toward cleaner energy but the fact is this plan apparently reduces the investment in nuclear, which is the cleanest safest energy on the planet. >> we just had marianne williamson on, she won't answer the question is joe in a cognitive decline. why won't she answer? lisa. >> because she's still part of the team, right? i mean, that's the biggest problem with our society today is too many people want

sean?ll, he is making a statement about tiktok, he is endorsing it, so don't lie to us, number one. number two, my daughter wrote an interesting piece for ""the federalist"," yesterday. the problem is not tiktok, the danger of china ""the federalist," yesterday. , but american social media platforms are the real danger, they are the ones that partner and collude with the federal government, they are the ones that sensor republicans. there is a lot of freedom for conservatives on tiktok so she is making the argument that maybe you should not focus as much on tiktok but more on american companies that are a real threat to free speech in our community. just by the way, the military, the same military that uses drag queens to get people into the military, so give me a break there. also, we have problems in the military, no doubt, but when you -- teach your children to hate america and then wonder why people do not want to risk their lives to defend it, no figure, liberals. >> harris: my big con

no, hannity's buying you drinks, don't worry. >> sean: i don't know. >> laura: by the way, sean, sean, by the way, you took 22 seconds of my show last night. tomorrow night i'm taking 44 seconds of yours, okay? i'm going double. all right? so you're giving me time on the other side. >> sean: it was odd because it was one of the few times i could not see the clock. >> laura: oh, is it really? is that what we're saying? >> sean: i was late one time in all the years we've been togethering laura: all right. now, a lot of years, all right, sean. >> sean: that's a lot of years. >> laura: awesome show and i will pick it up where you left off. i'm laura ingraham and this this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. we bring you voices from inside ron desantis's twitter announcement. david and thomas peace participated he'll be here, newt gingrich charlie hurt raymond arroyo, they'll compare previous presidential launches and tell you who you this one stacked up. but, first, as you might have guessed, desantis launches, that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> now it's quiet. >> let's se

what is the purpose of immigration sean?the purpose of of immigration is to improve our ntry for the people who lived here. we are the citizens. these people are supposed to be representing us not every foreign coming across the border. you talk about this mass murder. who killed 5 people today. that mass murder one to have killed 5 people if that mass murder was in the country. all the murders and rapes, all the assaults and batteries, all the theft that occurs from people who were here illegally. thoughts on joe biden's hands. so i have some questions for joe biden.i really do. which is this. what you say to the women and the girls who've been molested and raped as a result of your border policy sir? what do you say to the women and girls tonight, as i speak are sold in the 6 slavery as a result of your policies? what you say to the people who've died trying to get here, the terrorists who slipped in here and ms-13? what you say about that? so far you've said nothing. what you say about the nearly 100,000 mostly young peop

sean hannity is right there. all right, lj, great to seeme you . yes, we will start with thatr breaking news, by the way. and welcome back .we welco we have an audience show again tonight. we welcome them to the program.o we'll have my openinnog monologe in a moment. but tonight, we begin with this fox news alert. the illegal immigrant who murdered five innocent people, including an eight year old child in texas after being deported from this country. five times, thankfully, finallyi has been taken into custody. now we're going to bring clevela you the police presser from cleveland, texas, as it happensr tonight. c now, this comeris as biden'ssict border crisis is completely spiraling out of control. thous upon thousands ofimmi soon to be illegal immigrants. they are nowat amassing at day our southern border yet once again. and in 10 daysl, title era forty two will end. now, that is the colvert error provision that allowed immigration officials to quickly deport illegaimmigral immigrants. >> but idt will soon be over. and the word is out. immigr no

say hi to sean.'m in san francisco, you have so many fans here, it's great to be here among your fan base. they're telling me i have to go. >> sean: please bring a lot of security and i would avoid the area surrounding the one mile radius between nancy pelosi's multi million dollars home and her office. >> laura: we're good. we're hitting the road tomorrow here. sean thanks so much. >> all right i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from san francisco tonight thanks for being with us >> shameless not blameless that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> now, the trail of death along the border is something that's become so common place and our inability to prevent the spillover into the united states is so overwhelming thatity worry that we've already become numb to it. it plays out like its own twisted daily drama. we see all the stories. and it's where hollywood depictions aren't far off from reality. [dramatic music] >> hey. >> laura: things aren't just breaking bad during the biden years.

sarah. >> yeah, sean. as title 42 is expect to expire tomorrow night. texas, governor greg abbott as well as the national guard are preparing for the worse and call it to my sources critical levels waiting to come over from the refugee camps. i saw it myself with my own eyes while we were out. and part of the plan that the governor has in place is with the national guard. now have what they call the quick reaction force deployed at the border. and saw some of them a few moments ago heading to the river behind me. and the quick reaction force is to work with law enforcement officials and working on issues of crime. expecting crime to surge and possible violence. this is something that we haven't heard in the past as the people are expected to come rushing across the border. i spoke with lieutenant alvaros texas dps. how bad is this and we have seen the national guard putting together quick reaction force. and you have your officers on the border, dps. how bad are you assessing the situation? >> if we look at numbers past years and 7-8,000 a day and hit 1

>> well sean, it looks like a family business.money from a family business. the question is what business was that? and why would you create layers of llc's and accounts to clearly hide the trail of this money. but i never thought i would see the day where we had such a clear sort of state media concern, where you here had all of these connections. up to $10 million going to all of these biden family members and the media, ah-ha, they didn't show direct connection to joe biden. yeah and you can have influence peddling and indeed hunter biden saying paying some bills of the president. and goes to the extent that the media engage in this willful blindness. and somehow laying out $10 million and elaborate concealment scheme from shady players in the world and you the media, you don't have a picture of joe biden with an envelope. >> what do you think that the fbi had the laptop since 2019 and have done nothing with it. and in the case of george santos only took four months to get indictment in his case, that sound fair to you? >> that

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sean ? must >> the accountability. and that's the sad part.>> sean: you all these years later, nobody's being held accountable anyway. stephen , thank you . devon, thank you . coming up, new information on the biden's close ties to china, including a possible link betweenincludin biden think and the ccp. jon levine and greg jarrett. have the very latest as we continue. continue. you know, had enough no arthritis here as became arthritis. >> full prescription strength reduceces inflammation. >> thank the gods.e age don't thank them too soon.50 t kic pain in the cream. i'm jonathan lawson here budget, to tell you about life insurance through the colonial pen program. on a looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember a three ps? what are the three p's? what are the three p's? the three of life insurance on a fixed budget arane price on a fixed budget arane price price and price a price. you can afford a price that can't increase and a price that fits your budget. >> i'm 54. price? >> what's my price? you can

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

okay. >> sean: you have a fox news press credential. >> laura: i lost that years ago. >> sean: you canake over like you did last time. >> laura: i lost that credential years ago, i guess they sometimes let me in the building that remains to be seen where that continues. all right sawn have a great time tonight i'll pick up where you left off

we're in batesville, sean. he that's about an hour and a halfv north of little rock .ilan hunter hour biden was in the courthouse for about two hours today to hash out this issue, though he wants to lower the twenty thousand a month payment, alluding to a drop in income. london robert's attorneys want to see more of his financials and are skeptical that he can't afford to make the payments. her attorneys also want more information, sean, about the value of his art, as you mentioned. also, his salary and employment from the past five years. 0 a also documents relating to hisdi business with a chinesn e firm. now, his finance is also underta federal investigation. lurt as back in washington and innts re delaware for five years by thela department of justice. hunter's attorneys were at the doj headquarters last week in washington. to get a status update on the probe. separately, congressional republicanhi federalation bas as arkansas case for answers l to and theiget r investigation. in house oversight chairmanhou

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laura: sean demilitarization. , is the military in thailand ready to relinquish power?: well, apparently this is the joint policy platform of both pheu thai and move forward, is to make the military to get rid of the draft. so that it would be a volunteer army, just like the united states. ward that i have heard -- word that i have heard is that the head of pheu thai one still take over two key ministries. one is the military of defense and the other is education. part of his political reform is to push through this volunteer army. the issue concerning the nation is more than just reform alone. but the economic malaise that thailand faced for the past eight years, the last two years especially with covid, thai people are in really bad shape. this new coalition government must focus on economic priorities as pheu thai has put forward. not as much clearer as from the move forward view, but we hope they can put this priority. laura: ok, parit, is that going to be the number one parity, the economy? guest: the economy is the first priority. i may have to respectfully disagr

let me ask you sean about another group of of, of turkey. but i decided perhaps that goes too workers who are considered of voters who are considered very very important, namely the working class, blue collar voters. their sentiments have in the past tended to support erdogan's party very important, namely the working class, blue collar voters. their the akp. where is the working class? now? as we see the economy plummeting, it's such a polarized country that you cannot generalize any group like workers, youth, women, et cetera. so each party has their own share from them but we have the biggest coalition now in turkey's history against erdogan. so we are talking about workers, youth, um social democrats, liberals, nationalists, uh soft islamists, lgbt community, ali's kurds really amazing. we haven't seen something like this before and the only common ground for this is, you know hatred of, er, and they really want to have a democratic country. this is really very important and i hope it will have an effect. i want to come back later to wha

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in south korea we have sean o'malley.a professor of international studies at dongseo university. in washington, d.c. greg , scarlatoiu, he's the executive director of the committee for human rights in north korea and in beijing, we have einar tangen, senior fellow at the senior fellow at the tahoe institute, a nonprofit think tank. a warm welcome to you all. thank you for joining u.s. on "inside story." there is plenty to discuss, but i do want to start with the technicalities of the agreement. one of the big topics we are talking about is these regular deployment of u.s. nuclear submarines to south korean waters and harbors. but correct me if i am wrong, if a u.s. nuclear submarine is at a south korean harbor, i believe it's too close to actually target north korea. sean, is this then really just for show? guest: thank you. in some sense it is for show. it is a show of commitment and resolve from the united states that they, too, have the capability, much like north korea has tried to demonstrate lately, of submarine lun

sean, two takeaway there.e, book banning does not equal to restricting and yet to them it does. if a parent raises a question then the board should investigate. that should reassure all parents any questions they have will be taken seriously. it is not because one person complains it is because a policy, a parent raises a question and the board investigates and they did not ban it as a result. >> the media steps in and tells us the story that florida bans his books in a day that desantis announcing his presidency and did not ban anything, right? >> karine jean-pierre says banning books is not censorship. what hypocrisy? >> and there are more hypocrisies to talk about. if you look at what the left did with dr. suess books as well. i went out and bought those books for my black and white biracial children. i love dr. seuss, it gives you an opportunity to talk about those things. before you could not find those books really more because it was a ban. it was not just a ban. it was a retrieval from the market. you

that's what's happening. >> and sean, sean, the reason that i know he lives is before he was even confirmedh him, i told him exactly what he needs to do. i spoke with the joe biden transition team before he took office i told him what they needed to do. they completely ignored everything. and he allowed this chaos to happen because they wanted to happen. it is by design. >> hannity: were talking about human trafficking and young women being sexually abused you've cover that story and you've shown us evidence never mind fennel meth, cocaine opioids and heroin. also cross the border killing her children. >> sean, our children are dying, are citizens are dying obscene from counterfeit pills and fennel. but migrant children are dying, they're being abused, the input into work camps, are being used by sexual predators in schools even our own country. it's by the joe biden to administration and president joe biden who is perpetuating this. you're making the cartel stronger in the human trafficking organization stronger because there aiding and abetting this organizations that's what's happening a

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thank you very much. >> thank you sean kim. commissioner chan. >> thank you, chair mandelman you know sean kim has already mentioned his story. first generationim grant korean-american small business owner in the richmond. joe's ice chrome is a legacy business. he and his wife alice has been dedicate to the community building. and actually even his daughter and kids also help out at the ice cream shop the most popular spots in the neighborhood. of course it does not hurt it is next to a comic book store. you can imagine joe's ice cream and comic book store demographic is everyone and definitely working families in the richmond. so i will i am you know pleased to appoint sean kim to this cta-cac, he also has been working as or serving as a geary brt-cac for the last year. and has been organizing and representing many interests but the mall business ordinance especially the small business owners of color and imguarantee on geary. i do believe that sean kim will bring a different voice. a voice of people, color andim guarantees to

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que una persona dependiendo su crÉdito sean los intereses que tiene que pagar.poder tener acceso compra una vivienda. >> le preocupa que por su crÉdito le termine dando chris—— crÉditos mÁs altos. por eso le quede la duda son agentes bienes raÍces. >> en thalÍa no es que sea cierto que la persona que tenga mejor crÉdito va a pagar intereses mÁs altos. la persona que tenga mejor crÉdito siempre va a pagar un interÉs mÁs bajo. lo que pasa es que va a ser un poco mÁs costoso para la persona que tenga mejor crÉdito si quiere bajarlo. >> los pezones quieren comprar una casa. una tiene un puntaje decreto 740 y la otra de 640. ambas con un pago inicial del 20%. si la persona con el grito mÁs alto quiere bajar su interÉs antes debÍa pagar una tarifa de llp a de 0.5. pero ahora debe pagar 0.8 75. metas que la persona con crÉdito mÁs bajo antes pagaba 3% y ahora ver y una reducciÓn de 2.25 por ciento. >> es que los van a castigar pero lo que tratan de hacer y dale la oportunidad a los compradores con crÉdito mÁs bajo, entre comillas estÁn finalizando pero en realidad entr

mult sean , good evening to you. according to multiple cbources p i'm ces, this happened last wednesday in san diego sector. i'm toldtotrol border patrol ags there arrested an afghan national after he crossed illegall assedy and he was lateh confirmed to be a matcht so on the fbi's terror watch. ok alist. nea to take a look at this mapotai right here, i'm told by these mesam s this happened near oti kind of emly n san diego county last wednesday. ilat i'm tol i'md is this afghan crossed with the group of migrants illegally waslen in ta into custody by border patrol. s they went back to the station, a did fingerprints and that's when he was a hit on a federal database. i'm told the fbi confirmede fb t terror watch list arrest and they are now leading this investigation in california. congressman darrell issa represents the area. this happened and here's whata he had to say today.appened all right. >> sounds like we don't have that sound bite, but he essentially said that biden's open border policiesorde, as he describ

, sean has charisma. >> sean absolutely has charisma. you kidding, he's one of those members of congress in history. this is one of those things. no, no, let me just finish. i think one of the things that i think is a big challenge for him is that he has been underestimated over the course of his career and he has met those expectations i think with a stubbornness and a zeal to win that is ultimately the reason he's the governor. that doesn't necessarily translate to the national stage and you are right these members of congress are assessing him based on their experience with him in the past when he had his ear buds in his head and was not being the friendlyest guy. that's not always though the best judge who's going to be good when it comes to the national stage. >> laura: yeah, governing. >> you need charisma to judge charisma. >> laura: okay. sean and ben, we're definitely, we are definitely continuing this segment throughout the campaign season. this is going to be good. okay. this is going to be better than desantis versus trump. n

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now n adminiand sean. and we are now witnessing probably one of the worst in our modern history situations here at the u.s. southern border. >> brandon, let's get your take on it. we>> han now see these massive s coming in. is there any documentationy docn for example, are we doing any background checks? i mean, we have six and a half million people enter this country in the middle of a pandemic.emic nobody had a health check. there was no vaccine mandate there. ch background check to see if they had radical associations, no checkiations. to see if theyn be a financial burden pwe on the american people at a time when we cannot afford to to pay for schooling and health care, et cetera. we have thirty one trillion dollars in deb debt't. >> is there any of that going on at all? absolutely not. the only thing that we do is we fingerprint them to see if they have a criminal record here in the united states . we also look to seane if interpo they have an interpol hit and that's it. shakwe can't check anything th

we'll see you again soon, sean duffy.hank you very much indeed. >> sean: stuart you said sell at 28, we're up at 29 going to 60, have a good day. stuart: you're on video tape. we'll see you later thanks a lot let's get to the real stock market shall we with real action here, dow is up 200, nasdaq is up 84 points, that's two-thirds of 1%. coming up, the democrat national committee does not have any primary debate scheduled. joe rogan slamming that decision , roll tape. >> like how are we going to get a better democrat if you don't let the president debate? won't let him debate before the primaries? so it's like that's not that democratic. stuart: you know, you could say that voters should be allowed to see how biden stacks up against a challenger, but if there's no debates you don't see it. louisiana senator john kennedy left an administration official speechless. department of energy deputy secretary david turke could not answer how spending $50 trillion would reduce global temperatures economist peter morici takes it on

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so this plaque, "utram bibis undam" is fulfilling the wishes of sean "danger" rowe, who was my partner, and blood brother, and soulmate, who i graduated from high school with. and then later, he passed away in a tragic death. and so, this week, we're going to complete something that has been causing me bad dreams and uncomfortableness, and that is the disappearance of a plaque that we put up 10 years ago and the need to revisit. and especially now, during the pandemic, i have some deep, deep feelings about this and deep reasons that this needs to be done now. [crickets chirping] [water trickling] [birds chirping] [traffic humming] [dog barking] [dog barking] [motor hums] [tool banging] - now this is our canoe shop. and as you can see, we have just popped one of these frames of a canoe off the forms. as you can see, these forms here, this is the start of the building of a canoe. i've been building canoes since 2013. this is really a sacred process. and once you build them, you're so attached to 'em that you hate to see anything happen to 'em, and you're always looking to repair 'em. and

notice one other thing, sean. the democrats are perfectly fine with the stasi because it's their stasi. the "new york times" the washington post what are they going to do? they're perfectly fine with the stasi, too. its own we conservatives who believe in civil liberties. trust me on. this that's it. i'm done. >> dangerous times for the country mark and the sad part i'm going to ask you one other question. not only were they not held accountable for 2016. then the fbi pre-bunking what they knew was a very real hunter biden laptop in 2020. then the cia the dirty 51 as miranda calls them we had active employed cycle agents recruiting former intel officials. when are they going to be held accountable? isn't that putting sindzer wloks on the scales of the election of the country? >> they're never going to be held accountable because the only one that can prosecute is the one participating in it and they're interfering with the 2024 election with the special counsel in wash, president biden hits his fbi it's his attorn

Éstas personas prefieren intersecciones como esta, que sean amplias y que estÉn cerca de la autopistan gran reto al tratar de terminar con esta prÁctica. >> son 200 otras tantas personas que se involucran en una intersecciÓn, 40 o 50 carlos tomando estas cuadras. reportero: dicen que no tienen los recursos y explican que los castigos son muy leves, ya que si son capturados, en pocas horas quedan en libertad. leÓn: en nueva york, casi la mitad de las habitaciones disponibles para los turistas estÁn siendo ocupadas para dar refugio a migrantes. el alcalde estarÍa considerando utilizar una cÁrcel ubicada en una isla para dar techo a los migrantes. reportera: un icÓnico hotel de nueva york que cerrÓ sus puertas por tres aÑos durante la pandemia, hoy comenzÓ a recibir decenas de migrantes. como daniela, que fueron enviados desde estados fronterizos, son procesados aquÍ, donde se les da informaciÓn antes de ser transportados a otros refugios. gracias a la ley de derecho al refugio temporal en esta ciudad. este hotel tiene mÁs de 175 habitaciones equipadas para recibir a madres con sus hijos