the great sean hannity is next. keep it here. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." tonight we're going to take you into one of the most liberal executive mansions in america for an exclusive interview with gavin newsome. no topic was off the table, no restrictions at all whatsoever. i did promise the governor that i would give him a chance to respond to each question without interruption. so especially in the beginning of the interview, it's less debate oriented. it's more debate oriented as the interview goes on. as you might imagine, governor newsome and i strongly disagree on everything. but to the governor's credit, he sat down for an entire hour. he answered most of our questions. by the way, that was something that the president of the united st states, job is not remotely capable of doing. here's part one of my interview with california democratic governor, gavin newsome. all right. so i write you. pick out a lot of pickup. i'm sure you saw it. i'm like, okay, i want to do an interview. i don't want to do an interview. i want to make sure the audience underst

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: hey, say hello. >> laura: the guy with a blue shirt. all the gals. all right, i'm going to pick it up where you left off with your great audience and i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. this is another day when i say thank goodness merrick garland is not an associate justice on the supreme court.

>> no. >> sean: what? >> i think it is, sean. and you look back, why did joe biden volunteer, during the end of the obama administration, to fly around and hand out foreign aid checks? and to talk about foreign policy? look, we tracked down the money in romania, less than two weeks after joe biden left romania in air force two his family started getting wires through shell companies that were launder back down to bidens, less than two weeks after he left romania for foreign aid. so everything we found in romania is consistent with what this fbi 1023 form alleges that the fbi had. >> sean: okay. now, and you estimate that nine biden family members were beneficiaries including grandchildren being funneled money through these shell corporations, fake llcs. let me ask you about that. you say about between 20 and $30 million between foreign nationals, is that true and what do we know about 17 tapes, do we have them? do you know who has them. >> well, with the money, first of all, we've already tracked down a little over $10 million. w

>> sean nice to see you you got a good hair cut, too. >> sean: thank you. i appreciate you noticing. i will say this, when i read somebody else, a my hire at espn is being paid more than you? no. that -- no. are you the star at espn. you get paid more, period. >> i'm not going to say anything. >> sean: what's that? >> i've been treated very well and my time will come again i'll be treated well again. i am not concerned, don't worry about me. >> sean: just know where i stand i want you to know i'm on your side i want you to be the highest paid. >> i'm treated well. i was at the time and i will be again. >> sean: you will, that's true, i have no doubt. i know you well. all right, so biden's too old, too checked out i get it but my staff tolls me you're friends with chris christie. you don't want him for president do you? >> i would rather have him as president than donald trump i will say that t i understand he has a gladtorial attitude and he's ready to combat. we know what he did to marco rubio in 2016 in the primaries we get all that. i think he's a guy th

i actually called sean and i asked sean not to joke about it. >> sean: i was joking about it. >> presp: because he used to joke about it. and i said honestly, i don't think it looks good for you or for anybody for you to joke about it because it's a serious problem. >> sean: i was talking about sippy cup and warm milky at night and bedtime stories, yeah. >> pres. trump: i said i don't think it's good for anybody. it's not appropriate. you can speak about it if you want, but i don't think you should joke about it. and you really didn't after that. >> sean: well, now i realize how serious it is. especially, and we'll get into foreign policy and, you know, with china, russia and iran forming, i'm calling it, a new axis of evil, i'm very, very concerned that he's advocated our role on the world's stage. >> pres. trump: i do say this, i think it's the most serious time and the most dangerous time, right now, in the history of our country. we have nuclear weapons on lots of different areas. we have russia, we have north korea, we have iran is soon going to have one that should have never ha

>> sean. >> the boyfriend? >> correct. >> sean gayle, her boyfriend of 17 years, was an ex football player. smart, popular, and charming. the two met in 1990 at a charity event. back then, shawn was a member of the iconic 85 bears team that won the super bowl. >> super bowl champion! >> for the most part, they were just together all of the time. they talked every day on the phone. they took trips together. >> ronny's family says she and sean seemed to make it work. a revered pro athlete and the girl from a small town, living in the big city. she eventually juggled two drops, one in the food industry and the other part time at macy's because she loved fashion. then, in march 2007, after many years with sean, ronny became pregnant at age 41. she would finally become a mother. she was elated. it was obvious when wade, his wife and parents visited bronny in chicago that september. >> that was the happiest i've ever seen my sister in my life. she was glowing. >> and the baby was moving. she said, mom, come in feel m

>> sean: thank you. always been a big fan of yours. i love you. you always have the best audiences. [cheers and applause] i'm a huge fan of this show. i have seen every -- i've seen two episodes. >> stephen: you have seen every good one. >> sean: one of them, i happened to be on. then the second one, i'm going to watch tonight. i can't wait to see who your guests are. >> stephen: it's going to be really good. stick around till the end when sean hayes is on the show. >> sean: oh! he's going to be on the show? oh, my god. you're amazing. >> stephen: one of the things we talked about, i don't want to get into why we talked about it but we talked about the fact that when jason bateman was on last time 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 quality brief. >> sean: it's an okay brief. i like it

the dominion successful lawsuit against fox revealed texts by sean hannity, proving that sean hannity knew that donald trump was lying about the presidential election being stolen, and then trump supporting guests invited to spread those lies on fox were lying every time they appeared on fox. sean hannity did not ask donald trump about any of those things tonight in iowa, where donald trump will face at least six republican challengers for the republican presidential nomination, including mike pence. our first guest tonight says, quote, they are the in case of emergency brake glass cohort. if trump winds up on the path to prison, and republicans must win scrounge for a last-minute replacement, they are hoping that voters see them as solid substitutes. >> every republican running for president not named trump is actually running on the hope that donald trump will be indicted repeatedly this year and at least two different cases being pursued by doj special prosecutor jack smith and the fraud case that has already been investigated by a special grand jury in fulton county, georgia. the

sean: it is.nd it certainly shows the risks of relying on private force to do your bidding, especially en mass, like the wagner group. but we cannot forget that mercenaries are the second oldest profession. they are very hard to control. they can be very fickle. what we saw over the past weekend is not new in history. the problem also is that world leaders up to a point have generally seen mercenaries as cheap hollywood villains, and that is not true. they are very dangerous. sohail: john lechner, can i get your opinion on this? because as sean just mentioned, historically, we can go back to what william the conqueror in the 11th century, using hired swords to combat and make conquest of england and start the british monarchy. i have a whole list here as well, from syria to italy, even the pope using mercenaries. what is your general opinion of what we have seen over the last 48 hours? and it is a continuing story about what is going on in, dare i say, outside of russia. john: yes, i would agree w

>> sean: i disagree, i think joe is taking advantage of hunter. when you have a crack-head, coke-addicted son who has animosity toward his fath er, je biden does not want him at camp david when hunter could go rogue, keep him close. you will get the press to blowup, but that is better than have being a son out there who can sell you down the river and ruin your prospects for 2024. >> lisa: like falling on the grenade. >> gerri: i study taxes and i'm concerned about what americans have to pay and we have a big, fat double standard. president biden says everyone should pay their taxes and guess what, his soon is not paying his taxes. burisma income has been reported as a loan and he did not report interest or loan payments. 2017 and 2018, failed to pay $218,000 in taxes he owes and seems like the president should stand up and say, son, it is time to pony up. >> kayleigh: it seems hunter keeps getting away with it with his father's blessing. you had hunter at the big state dinner with modi, there is calculation that the american people do not care an

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my theory, sean, that the u.s. attorney in delaware had never even really paid attention to this until the last two weeks. now, according to the fbi, when i had that private briefing unco jamie raskin, who had to feel uncomfortable sitting in there listening to all of thatttin there information thate being that we were receiving f from the fbi, considering he led an impeachmente of donaldr trump for simply asking about corruption in ukrainine, the fbi is talking about all these credible accusations they havehe with respect to corruption in ukraine from the biden famil y. we believe that that these banks will will will will show that they were that the money was laundered through shell companies more shell companies. so we're going to continue to to try to subpoenanks. the congressman. we're looking for more shell companies. yes. all right. americans now watch hillary clinton with top secrens now wt classified information on her servers and but nor prosecutorecutor will prosecute. they watch, quote, obstruction by t

the street and now i get the toss to the great sean hannity. i'm going to give him 5 extra seconds. >> listen. we are about maybe 6, maybe two years away you won't even take my phone calls. let's be real here. this is tv. you know what happens. i'm accepting the reality of what is about to come, l.j. that's how much confidence i have in you and how proud i am in you. >> sean hannity once said if i'd be his correspondent two years that i would have my own show and it came true, sean. >> amazing. imagine the prediction tonight. i'm probably predicting myself out on the street on my ass. anyway, l.j. you're the best. thank you my friend. big night, welcome to hannity, coming up a new low for america's historically unpopular vice-president, kamala harris, she is now set an all-time record low. congratulations. also, the bud light executives responsible for the company's woke partnership with trans-influencer dylan mulvaney are no longer with the company. details ahead. also ahead democrats trying to ban the one and only one good thing that new york

sean. their dealings with the press. sean, it is aood their dealings with the press. is good to talk _ their dealings with the press. sean, it is good to talk to _ their dealings with the press. sean, it is good to talk to you. _ their dealings with the press. sean, it is good to talk to you. thank- it is good to talk to you. thank you. we will be back if there are any further developments. but the development that prince harry will not appear to give evidence until tomorrow in what could be a long hearing. we are going to have much more on this later on in the programme and talk about the implication and the pretty big issues raised and we will speak to a media lawyer later in the hour. that is the scene outside the court with the world's media gathered for what could be, as we said there, a courtroom drama and a royal soap opera playing out before our very eyes. you're watching bbc news. picking up rubbish in a boat is no easy task. particularly when there is a bit of wind, but where there is a will there is a way. this litter picking exercise in nottingham is part

sean hannity will give him a fair edit.resident harris never sit down with sean, neither should the president. i think you will see a threshold, so if r.f.k. jr. gets above 20%, gavin newsom will come in and have majority of his party support if he does do that. >> kayleigh: is that what is going on? you interview with sean hannity, he is taking shots at ron desantis, why is he doing this if not for higher political conditions? >> jason: my guess is joe biden will not be the democrats nominee. they want to show they have chops to take on conservatives. sean hannity will be a fair interview, but a tough interview. he does it now to show like kennedy says, he has wherewithal to take the fight to republicans and stand in there. i think he's in the mix in terms of where do they go next. i think susan rice is in the mix, kamala harris and joe biden issue not so much. >> kayleigh: he praised trump and said he was a fair wheeler and dealer during covid and didn't pull punches, interesting to watch that. >> harris: yeah, okay. cali

sean hannity is now. >> harris, thank you. if so, i am thinking imagine if it was a krispy kreme donut. i don't know. i would like to know which one the raccoon picks. >> i don't know. i can tell you that i would reach out for that. >> i would reach out for that. especially a hot one. three hours today, harris, great job. tonight another profile in courage from the "new york times." they are now all but praising joe biden's scary fall on friday and demanding patience and understanding around the, quote, complicated reality of biden's being the oldest president. coming up, newt gingrich will weigh in and address that. and 2024, presidential candidate senator tim scott will join us. he confronted the ladies of "the view" today and he exposed their hateful rhetoric. full highlights coming up. and chairman jim jordan and chairman james comer is on. comer is preparing to hold the fbi director in contempt of congress. tonight in a possible effort to shield president biden from a congressional investigation, director ray is refusing

. >> sean: that's a fair question. >> no. and i'm not answering. >> associated press investigation into covid relief found that scammers potentially stole more than $280 billion in pandemic funding. the loss represents 10% of the money in covid relief aid. >> i am part of the family. >> say jack announcing his retirement after 48 years i decided my 48th season will be my last. we begin this hour with a fox news alert. former president donald trump is set to plead not guilty today to 37 charges the city of miami ramping up as police brace for large protests, jonathan serrie outside the courthouse with the latest. jonna. >> yeah. good morning to you. president trump is scheduled to appear. >> scheduled to appear at 3:00 this afternoon. ahead of that the former president is expected to turn himself in voluntarilily to federal authorities. he will be digitally fingerprinted. in other words, no ink. he will be photographed; however, the photograph will not be released to the public. and at no point will he have to wear handcuffs.

chiang and sean. none of this work i know is done in a silo so i know that the catholicture and have juliette partnered in the past and test and treat. the project in tanzania and other endeavors and why are these multi-faucetted partnerships so important to the success of pepfar working together across differences? >> well, i'll start by saying you're putting together scientific innovation with the people who are actually on the ground implementing care and have the trust that sean mentioned. it's a wonderful relationship and we can de-centralize care and bring to the rural area and he could have done it without the catholic church and build up fade pattern 'til seizure disorderses and -- facilities and maybe it was a spoken hub model where we'd built up a hub with the outreach programs and this work was still done by faith-based services and they went out to the community and have to trust the community to get screening done and link people to care. so it really show that had you could de-centralize

and sean said well, take care of them.teve: listener, sean invited the governor on. the governor took the invitation. it was great television. and we will be playing more clips. >> ainsley: i heard everybody say that was a great interview we liked seeing two people from different sides of the aisle debating in a healthy way. >> steve: looking for common ground if it's possible 6:25 in new york city and carley joins us with headline from philadelphia? >> that crash. update to can a body recovered from the wreckage of the i-95 collapse in philadelphia family members identifying the victim nathaniel moody awesome person who loved his job. he was behind the wheel of the fuel tanker that flipped on its side and caught on fire. eventually causing the overpass to buckle. pennsylvania's governor says the repairs could take months. three people are in critical condition after nine people were shot about a mile away from where the denver nuggets won the nba championship, denver police say a suspect is in custody with a suspected gun

but the public doesn't seemdoes to be buying sean . and right now i don't seeding anything, including joe's right. we don't know what could happenm in a debate. but if i'm just puttingn blood bets down on the table, w i don't think a debate is going to change the calculus on polling. he've seen donald trump in debates. he wins debate ws. so the only thing that i can explain for anyone's path, including christie or pence, ecg is they're expecting some potential bomb to drop. i don't know wha t that could be , sean , an investigation.cas survivows what it may be because donald trump survived all of those pe as well. but they're waiting forei some bomb to exploder waitin. re >> and then one of the others emerge from the chaos. all, thank you both. when we come back ,more more corporations now facing a backlashin as their wolkes th agendas are now spiraling completely out of control. tomm a y, aaron, clay travis, they're up next. >> straight ahead, hi, i'm test director rick servpro. >> you may remember me from such things as that other se

sean feels very strongly about it too. >> sean: , john from clive iowa. >> right here in class. >> mresident, how are you going to hold the three letter agencies accountable or do away with them completely? we the people did not like thes agencies in they have too much power. how do we restore power to the people? >> these are agencies that have been men or women five people appointed by different presidents over the years. they really feel they ruled the country and the way you do it i by putting good people at the top. we had some great people at the top. they talk about the ones that don't do as good of a job in i was quick to fire people if i didn't think people did a good job even in the military i fire people. we took down isis, we got 100 percent of the isis caliphate. i was told it would take years to do and i did it in a matter of weeks. our military is so great, but they have to be dealt with properly and spoke to properly. we have great people, but we have people that feel they are empowered in many years ago, they have been through that and we have to get lots of them out.

amazing. >> sean: yep. laura, you want to say anything to theresa? i'll convey your message. >> laura: theresa, all i can say is, i'd like to have seen america as you saw america as a young girl and live there for a while, even if it was a difficult time because it was a different country. some good stuff, some bad stuff but what a life experience you've had. amazing. >> sean:

>> sean: they are not a million dollars. >> i have been selling them for $25. >> sean: i am fine withhat. watch judge jeanine pirro throw a mean football. she tries. >> i love you, sean. i am judge jeanine pirro in laura ingraham this is a special

sean hannity. >> all right, joe johns, great job. say hi to joey. welcome to "hannity". now, at this time tomorrow night, we will be in iowa for a very special town hall with donald trump to get you tickets to hannity .com. they're free tonight. we are right here in new york city with the only people that are normal ine. new york , the live audience show now by monologues coming up just bit. we begin tonight with this fox pois alert as we speak. and the us house of representatives, they are now t poised to vote on the mccarthyan biden budget compromise bill .no but is it expected to pass? hi the very latest from capitol hill, all thingswashin hitchhiker's guide to washington, d.c. in the swamc., inp cad program is t us . chad, what's going o on ? we expect this to pass, don't we? >> yeah, sean , good evening.go in fact, we think that they're going to start this 3 mn vote here in the next two tout three minutes. they started this debate at seven , 17 eastern time. and we think thi the actuankl rl ca

basically, sean— were asked about that. basically, sean was— were asked about that.port was given to the families and if the families were _ the families and if the families were aboard the actual polar prince, the vessel— were aboard the actual polar prince, the vessel out to doing the search and he _ the vessel out to doing the search and he would not answer that particular question but he said a lot of— particular question but he said a lot of support has been given to the families _ lot of support has been given to the families. and of course the crew who have been_ families. and of course the crew who have been out there for days not trying _ have been out there for days not trying to — have been out there for days not trying to find the missing titan. thank— trying to find the missing titan. thank you — trying to find the missing titan. thank you so much for that. bringing us up to speed with the very latest from that press conference there in newfoundland. playing with details that we will be picking through and the hours ahead. that is it for me at the moment

sean and we haven't had that in a long time.and we've got to start focusing . >> that can add to their efforts to devalue the u.s. dollar and replace the dollar as the world's currency. all right, governor nikki haley, thank you for being with us. when we come back, a father's day article to the l.a. dodgers honoring a group that mocks catholics ism. the far left continuing to hit new lows. charlie on tomi lahren, they weigh in straight ahead. men can have babies. i don't care what they say. oh, feel something? take some metamucil. this problem's going to work its way out. woman someone who gets mad at you for something he did three years ago. he may go mad and lose to china. joe biden was a dog. he put up house. you should a drink before this natural cooking series. >> wow. rob schneider woke up in america. streaming now on fox nation. sign up at fox nation .com. tha? it's positive we're having, fet. it's positive we're having, fet. a this feed is having a feed. >> would you look at that. to e i feed ielt it no matter where you

great to see you as always sean. i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. true conspiracies, that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right, when the dc establishment doesn't want to confront the legitimate concerns of the voters, their stock response is usually something like, oh, stop the fearmongering or, that's just another right wing conspiracy. but this tactic doesn't work anymore because they've lost all credibility. now, consider what happened with covid. the demonization of all of us who vehemently oppose lockdowns. we were branded as anti science and dangerous. you watched every night, you remember this. as were the governors who refused to lock down. >> this is a death cult. the texas gop, only they want to you do the dying. >> the people of florida are going to suffer unnecessarily. they will be unnecessary hospitalization and tragically unnecessary deaths. >> laura: okay, tony. well, of course, that is exactly what did not happen. scientists from johns hopkins university an

and the last china.>> sean: is . do you not answer my question?we need to step back. >> this is an important question. i don't what would you do if they followed throug back.t wour territorial ambition to take taiwan, our ally? what would you do? >> i think that we need to do d. everything possible to help make w that not happen. we do not need american troops in taiwan. we do not need to be in a warr with china. wii would agree with that. >> now, last question. you want to replace fossil fuels, what would you replace it with? >> today, there is tremendous green energyu w possibilities. wind, solar. there are so many ways that wese can compensate.e >> you think we can use thatid long it takes to make the transition quickly if we invest adequately. you you said a few minutes ago o that i wanted to get rid of, i american energy production. no, i don't. i want to ramp down fossil fueda energy. i do. i want to stand upmpp green eny production. we need to make a just transition from a dirty energyol to a clean energy grid. that's the only, in your view

here is laura with a killer show. >> hey sean.cheers and applause] >> by the way, you can tell everybody when they go to the wide shot of the audience you can tell them they don't to have hide their shot glasses. i can see them in the audience. they look fine. they look good. >> that's the secret. i'm giving out jello shots and footballs every break. >> sean it's great to see you to the. we will continue where you left off. >> have a great show. >> i'm laura

>> yeah, you know sean that is a key point.and i see these things these details of the case in a court of law by a special counsel and they're aired on cnn. we debt a transcript of the tape. we get an audio recording of the tape. how does that happen? how was that not violative of the process? i saw in a poll 30 percentile approval rating of the doj and fbi. we need confidence in our government institutions and this doesn't instill much when it's leaked to if like of cnn. >> what aboutism is called equal application of our laws and considering in a raid any of the four location joe biden had top secret documents and let hillary off the look and our enemies had access to that information and she deleted another 33,000 subpoenaed emails and got away with that and the dirty dossier that was used for fisa application none of which were true i'm standing by my only natural monologue saying we have a corrupt government and a weaponized doj and weaponized fbi and the american people are seeing it more, it's becoming more transparent e

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well, sean, maybe that will be donald trump's defense. don't know what his defense will be over this document. but as somebody who used to routinely handle classified information, i do have to say. that is not how you are supposed to handle it. if it is secret, top secret, whatever the classification is, document you may not show it to anybody who doesn't have such a clearance. it may not leave a scif. it can't be in a place like mar-a-lago, which was not a scif. so on this, i am not as i'm not sympathetic. i've always said he shouldn't have been indicted over this. i think there was overreach and it went too far. but i also think that the president went too far in taking classified documents. he should have returned them all when the government said they wanted them back. >> i don't i don't disagree. however, you know, there is a lot of legal wrangling and interpreted nation as it relates to two issues. number one, what did he declassify? what didn't he declassify? and it really is problematic to me, kelly, that the government doesn't ha

thank you, sean. have a great weekend. >> you, too. all right. on the week that the house gop passed a resolution dealing, a blow to the atf's unconstitutional pistol brace rule, biden is launching his latest attack on your second amendment rights. fox news national correspondent griff jenkins is here with all the details. >> griff what do you have? hey, john, good evening. well, president biden telling a gun control crowd in connecticut today he's far from finishing his efforts to enact gun legislation, saying he believes we have reached a, quote, tipping point and that now is the time to deal a devastating blow to the gun industry. >> we will ban assault weapons this country. we will ban multi rounds in magazines. we will hold gunmakers liable. we will beat the gun industry. we will beat big money that sits behind them. and the politicians refuse to stand up and act. >> the speech comes as biden marks one year since he signed the bipartisan safety safer communities act, which was the first gun violence legislation to pass the house and senate i

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i do know that he was smart to sit down with sean.se's point, this is not where you thought he might give his first interview. certainly there's a belief, the intention in terms of his philosophy about politics. i thought one of the more telling moments, when sean asked about the homelessness issue which we'll see -- you'll see more of it tonight and he owned it. gavin talked about governor newsom talked about the challenges they're having. said there are things we should be doing better. >> judge jeanine: let's take a listen. >> the state has not made progress in the last two decades as it relates to homelessness. >> why? >> housing costs are too high. regulatory is too problematic. localism has been too impactful. people locally are pushing back against new housing starts and construction. i've been here for years. i can't make up for the fact in 2005 we had an historic number of homeless under republican administrations. >> 171,000 estimated. i will compare to florida. 26,000. okay. similar state. i have lived in both pay speak of

i can tell you this much, sean. and all my years of journalism and covering this city, never did i expect something like this to happen to our country. >> i never thought we would have three years of the media and all these prominent democrats telling what we find out in the durham report was outright lying to the american people. no apologies, no retractions, no changes to the way they do business. anyway, great report. thank you. we check in with the great one, the host of life liberty week nights and weekends sunday at 9:00 p.m. the top show on the network. mark a live-in. i will hand it to you. you have a lot to say. >>> president trump is 76 years old. if the department of justice gets its way he will die in federal prison. just by one of these counts. conspiracy to obstruct justice which has a 20 year maximum sentence. this is a disgusting, disgusting mark on american history for the future to come by these bandits in the white house, by the democratic party that don't play fair anymore. they don't want to jus

second, sean hannity t to ask him on the show. gavin newsom said why not? i watch him, i know what he does. third, sean newsom on fox news at a time when they are trying to change their image. everybody got something out of this. dan: let's talk about 2024. gavin he is not interested in running. putback change? >> joe biden would have to decide not to run. call as to whether she will run. he will not run against her either. if they decide not to run, then they would be -- >> it would be unlike that both would decide not to run. ama: about the challenges in california and san francisco. he admitted there are some issues. >> that is one of the things gavin newsom does. he will take the question, admit blame, including his visit to the french laundry, and he says yes, we have failed there. he will acknowledge that. that makes them different than a lot of politicians. dan: interesting topic, which is the issue with ron desantis and migrants. almost pitting it as desantis, newsom battle. >> he responded by saying embrace these people. they were brought here on f

well, that's certainly what gary shapley, the whistleblower, said, sean. and you know somebodies line here. and i don't think it's the whistleblower. i don't think it's mr. shapley who has put together a timeline, memorialize all the things that he's in the course of this investigation. so i think joe biden has said things that don't square with what the whistleblower said. the attorney general has certainly said things that don't square with what the whistleblower has related to us, specifically, that david weiss had complete authority, complete charging authority in this investigation. that's not, in fact, david weiss wrote me back and said that. but that's not what the whistleblower says. and practice shows that because when he tried to bring charges in the central district l.a. and when he tried to bring charges in dc, he was denied that again, according to the whistleblower. that's what i think this whistleblower's very credible. 14 years working at the irs, handling some of the biggest tax cases in the country, international tax cases. so i think he'

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sean?s alerts in a long history of problems indicates the tragedy may have been prevented. the company was warned about potential flaws with the vessel and some were even shocked that many cheap store-bought parts were actually used inside the sub. there were many red flags that even director james cameron who did titanic the movie compared to the sinking of the titanic. take a look. >> i am struck by the similarity of the titanic disaster itself where the captain was repeatedly warned about ice ahead of his shift and yet he steamed at full speed into an icefield on a moonless night. and many people died as a result. for a similar tragedy where warnings went unheeded to take place at the same exact site with all the diving that is going on all around the world, i think it is just astonishing. it is really quite surreal. >> here with the reaction is titanic expedition leader jean michael herr is. welcome aboard. the first thing i would say to you is when you think about people who do dangero

>> steve: watch more with sean and gavin tonight. carley joins us with shocking news about a big star from the tv and movies. >> carley: out of hollywood, actor treat williams was killed in a motorcycle accident yesterday in vermont. he collided with an suv that turned in front of him. best known for starring role in the show "everwood." >> she sold her house, she's a few days from leaving and i don't know what to do. i've already told her how i feel, i know it would be wrong to try to stop her, if i don't, i may lose her forever and i'm not sure i can lose another woman after julia. >> carley: over 130 credits, earned golden globe for his role in 1979 version of "hair." he was just 71 years old. a body recovered from the wreckage of the i-95 collapse in philadelphia. family members identify nathanie l moody, an awesome person who loved his job. he was behind the wheel of the fuel taefrnger that flipped on the side and caught onir foo, causing the overpas to buckle. the repairs could take months. transportation secretary pete buttigi

the j high school graduate sean jackson and his stepfather lorenzoen smith.t is a tragedy having a deep, deep impact in my community. i wanted to rise to speak about those who were killed by those who were injured, trembled in the pandemonium. the high school community, the center is a beautiful entertainment and event venue on monroe park in downtown richmond crews built in 1920s and an architectural style and was given the name. as public mosque for a very good time. then members of our muslim community came to the richmond city council said we understand this building as a particular architectural style. maybe even be a tribute to call it a mosque but it's not a mosque to an entertainment venue there other things that would not be appropriate in our muslim community and very respectful way can come up with a different name for this facility is in the city council f district. we enacted to change the facility to the landmark. a number of years later ultra company headquartered in richmond agreed to help renovate the facility after 100 years bring it to 21st

sean thank you very much.oming up, president biden congratulated the air force academies class of 2023 and touted one characteristic in particular. roll that tape. >> your class is one of the most diverse classes in the history of this academy or any academy to graduate. that's why we're strong. that's why we're who we are. >> [applause] >> that's why we'll never give up. ashley: all right and that's why we are going to get into it. also, the senate sent the debt ceiling bill to president biden 's dress but louisiana senator bill cassidy voted no and guess what the senator is here and i'm going to ask him why, right after this. ♪ (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other

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