>> first sean, thanks for the invitation.is how this nasty game in the political industrial complex works. i need to correct a couple of things, i resigned with house leadership. i announced i would not be running. dnc did recruit someone to run against me should i continue. there is a culture as you well know if you say something that bothers leadership, get out of line, raise your voice you are punished. reduces independence. creates a flock of sheep if you will. my colleagues on the other side have the same problem. let's employ common sense, decency. we are in trouble if we don't get our act together. >> i think the canary and coal mine democratic party is how they treated then senator joe looep lieberman. he had to run as independent to hold on to his seat. that is the beginning of the party going radical left. you decided to take time, go to a trump rally, introduce yourself to people. you came back with a far different perception that every democrat at least in congress all these news networks, caricature of donald tru

[laughs] >> sean: you don't agree with that? >> no. i don't. >> sean: not at all? has slowed down from 2020. >> sean: just slow down a little? >> you want to talk cognitive decline, i brought my own montage. >> sean: nikki haley was mixed up with nancy pelosi one time, a guy who can speak for five hours straight without making a mistake. >> rambling is not speaking for five hours straight, including things like, "look what happens when i put magnets in water." >> sean: you seem like jake tapper. >> i sound like real jessica tarlov. it's not a small thing. if joe biden had confused nikki haley and nancy pelosi, they haven't come in the first letter of their names and that they are both women. >> sean: he has not had an incident-free speech or appearance -- >> he did, actually. his january 6th speech. >> sean: somebody had to escort him stage left or stage right because he has no clue. >> they don't want him to speak to reporters. they keep him on a very shortly shortleash for a reason. >> if you guys think people are sitting at home and watching donald trump talk ab

>> sean: oh my gosh, true!you're getting bugger sugar on the floor of the white house, the most secure place in the nation. >> sean: i need an id to buy a jewel pod. i don't need an id when i go to vote. >> crazy. >> sean: now, i'm registered in florida and got rid of my registration in new york for voting. maybe i do need voter id. i need to find out what the new rules are now that i'm a -- all right, let's go to the residents of lexington, kentucky. they're beaming a message into space asking aliens to descend upon their community and enjoy all it has to offer. apparently this is a stunt to attract ufo-loving tourists to lexington and the scientists who sent the message say they expect to take 40 years to reach its intended target in space. it's a long time to wait for visitors to come visit. >> true story, but if the aliens do come, um, gavin newsom is offering them free healthcare. [laughter] they'll get a stimulus check from the white house. i love kentucky, ok! kentucky has the bourbon trail. that's our f

disgusting. >> sean: it is horrible.florida with higher population and half tax income, how come so much better infrastructure and schools than states like new york? >> states like new york, tax small group of people and no responsibility from others and take crime and don't punish it. it is a mess. they destroyed the state. particularly certainly new york city it is gone. you were smart to get out of it. >> sean: honestly, i know when i am not wanted. governor, good to see ya. that is all the time. set your dvr. thank you for making this possible. let your heart not be trouble. why? greg gutfeld up next. good nig

it's a horrible situation, sean. we need to stop it immediately. >> sean: horrible.go back and show your evidence to congress once again because clearly they need to get this message, because it didn't get through the first time. sad. thank you, both. brook, we appreciate it, and dr. jackson, good to see you. straight ahead, the biden campaign are hoping for a foreign endorsement from one celebrity who they think can bring biden re-election and win it for them. we'll tell you who it is. it won't surprise you i don't think, when we return. there's news, and there's good news. like thousands of patients receiving free life changing surgeries, from volunteer doctors and nurses on hospital ships. all made possible by donations. we love good news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we

how much does sean want? >> sean: a lot. >> does sean get to wet his beak like on the soprano's. you've been in florida 48 hours and you haven't cut the sleeves off your jacket yet. are you sure you're a real floridian? and how come there's no plastic on that chair. you haven't even plasticed the chair. >> well, i brought my old chair with me. one thing i took from new york. by the way, i thought john stewart, i thought it was really funny even when he did make fun of me, i was blown away by that production, might have kept me in new york longer than i wanted to stay. >> i have two points. one i legitimately did think that was a good video because the stewart daily show had a lot of funny elements to it. the modern daily show, as you know, tickets are $10 to get in and a hundred to get out. it's not the best show. okay? but, sean, you should be concerned that the daily show made a bigger effort to keep you than we did. okay? we love you but we did not make that video. i would have made that video for your staff because i love your staff and i love their families but i feel like w

back to you sean. >> sean: all right, nate foy thank you tonight.ow let's turn back if we can to the upside world of the democratic socialist party. this very strange relationship that they have with democracy, now it is a word that almost everyone on the left they love to repeat over and over and over again. they claim to cherish and revere democracy, both here, at home and around the world. but, well, in reality, democrats seem to love democracy in name only. as tomorrow morning i can professor jonathan turley points out, they're now moving to bar donald trump and other republican candidates from ballots all over the country. in some cases using activist judges unelected, in maine a far left biden loving secretary of state unilaterally removing donald trump from the republican primary ballot. so much for letting the voters decide. now, the long-time democrat senate was, quote, her duty to block republicans from voting for trump. oh. one person decides. and then in a great commonwealth of pennsylvania, democrats now there, they're attempting to rem

one last thing. >> sean: i want to ask you, as upholsterer.a pollster you say he's losing huge numbers demographically. hispanic americans african americans young people, women, female voters. how real are these numbers question what he's losing in some cases 20%, 25% of the port. that is the base of the democratic party. speak with the numbers are real, sean and the excuse the democrats use to keep joe biden and kamala harris on the ticket is trump, trump, tom. i challenge everyone out there if you want to have a conversation with someone who is supporting biden, asked him a question about biden and see how many words or seconds it takes them to say trump. they can't get to ten seconds or ten words. what you just said is important. i think we're going to have a record number of voters among hispanics. why is it relevant? hispanics on average are 30 years old. white's average age 44. african americans 35, 37. it's important because if you can lock up the hispanic vote, you basically win the election. i think trump will do better among independ

i'm not changing my mind on that, sean. >> sean: i would say witmer over gavin.ris. will joe biden be on the ticket? real quick. >> absolutely, he's staying. >> sean: all right, i'm holding you to that. i want him to stay right where he is. anyway, thank you both. coming up, you're not going to believe why one democratic lawmaker is now proposing a bill to remove the statue of liberty. texas attorney general ken paxton reacts to that. what's happening to our country? straight ahead. ♪ ♪ but i'm also a mother of four. and as entrepreneurs, we weigh the cost of every decision. medical bills are no longer a worry for our family. so i can focus on my calling and our family. joining christian health care ministries was one of the best decisions we ever made. we're the blair family, and this is our chm story. choose your doctor without network restrictions. all at an affordable price. enroll anytime at chministries.org/enroll. elmer>> hi, i'm elmer heinrich. i am the owner of the 40-year-old company that sells immuno 150. immuno 150 contains 9 exotic fruits, 13 vitamin

doing that from new hampshire. >> steve: sean, read what is coming next. >> sean: up next bill hemmerperino for what is coming up top of the hour and i'll be on his show tomorrow. >> dana: an introduction and we're honored. thank you. >> bill: morning. >> sean: morning, guys. dane we are in new hampshire, nikki haley will join us and you can see what she is thinking. >> bill: and trey gowdy is off to the side, talk to him and shannon bream. >> dana: shannon bream and reporters are around the state, what happens after tuesday? see you in a few minutes. >> bill: we shall, top of the ho. from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. >> here we go. >> lawrence: we're back here with folks in new hampshire. tell me, who is your candidate and top issue? >>

that's face it, sean. very difficult to answer these questions we have the bank records. we have specific transactions remove emails, text messages, we have foreign testimony that's counter to everything both hunter and joe biden have said about their families shady schemes. at the end of the day we really need to get hunter biden in and i think what's happened over the last few days is abbe lowell has realized we've won. we are in a position to win back in court. the house oversight committee, house judiciary committee, we've done everything by the book. we have adopted every i uncrossed every t and we are in a position -- >> sean: let me ask. >> abbe lowell is quebec basically begging and offering for hunter biden to be deposed without any conditions. steel why give that special consideration. people were upset about it. there's no guarantees going to talk anyway. >> that's a question we have discussed it with a lot of our community members. at the end of the day, we really want to hear from hunter biden

she was a great woman, sean. >> sean: what is a closing message to the people of hampshire? speak a very simple, make america great again. before we do this, because you were talking about the supreme court, they have two votes very important coming up. one, as we discussed, we call it colorado or whatever, but i really believe they will lead the people to vote. the leading candidate in both parties, you are leading the democrats by many points. it's hard to imagine, and most states have already approved it, as you know. very few states have done that. colorado and a couple others at this moment. that's immunity for the president. the president of the united states -- and are not talking about myself, any president, has have immunity. you take immunity from the president, so important, you will have a president that's not going to be able to do anything. because when he leaves office, the opposing party president, still indict the president for doing something that should have been good. like obama dropped missiles and the ended up hitting a kindergartner or a school, an apa

sean, back to you. >> sean: great job as always. we appreciate it.sident trump, stephen miller, and congressman byron donalds is here on the set with us new hampshire. good to see you. >> i'm doing good. how are you? >> analyst tonight. what do you see? >> sean: big night for president trump. this thing is over. we know this. this is going to be nikki haley's biggest opportunity. she's ten points down with 50% of the vote in. this is like when you saw it really low, where she started at 1-2%. you crest all the way out, and then you go over the edge and it's downhill from there. south carolina is not going to go well for her. nevada is not going to go well for her. florida is not going to go well for her. it's time for the party to unite. this primary is over but she wants to hang around, so we will have to beat her in a couple more take? >> unless she's able to make deeper inroads with the group that represents the most republicans, conservative republicans, she's going to hit a plateau and she might be there right now with about 45% in a state that

no, i'm. >> yeah, do part, sean. >> yeah, i do my part, sean. >> yeah, i do my part, sean. >> particularly. i will, i will. >> yeah i think working at home is save some people is like save some people so much. got friend of mine, much. i've got a friend of mine, he work from home. he wants to work from home. postman. postman. right postman. he's a postman. right right. not possible. those parcels need to be delivered, right? >> it just joins the civil service. i had a friend works from >> i had a friend who works from home as well. >> talk a lot on >> you know, we talk a lot on this channel. actually or has been referred to as blob . been referred to as the blob. and surely is really have and surely this is really have you heard of the. the civil service is referred to as the blob. never that blob. you've never heard that called it's called the called the blob. it's called the blob is it blob because the idea is it clogs up everything it's and clogs up everything and it's and they're ministers they're stopping. the ministers do with following minister's do with following the minister's ord

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this is a national security catastrophe, sean. >> it really is.ventible one. >> i support immigration, legal immigration. you have to vet people and make sure that they don't have radical associations and make sure in the middle of a pandemic, you might want a health check. maybe you ought to insure they can take care of themselves financially when they get here. steven miller, sarah, great report. happy new year to both of you. jeffrey epstein court documents are set to be unsealed. we thought we were getting them today. according to reports, a lot of big names on that list. we'll check in with senator marsha blackburn tennessee as we continue from florida. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the mill

sean jillian in newsroom. — this differently. sean jillian in newsroom, thank _ this differently.ian in newsroom, thank you very i this differently. sean jillian in - newsroom, thank you very much. -- newsroom, thank you very much. —— sans daily. france's president, emmanuel macron, has called for the european union to control ukrainian agricultural imports — amid angry protests by farmers who are blocking motorways into paris. speaking during a visit to sweden, mr macron said he would ask the eu to have �*clear measures�* on imports from ukraine. france is the latest eu country to see widespread protests by farmers, after demonstrations in poland and netherlands. they're angry about increased competiton from ukraine, and what they say are unreasonable environmental measures. earlier i spoke to our correspondent bethany bell in paris, who has spent time with some of the farmers protesting. we've just had a big speech by france's prime minister, gabriel attal, which was a general speech about his ambitions for france. but he touched on the crisis with the farmers, of course. he sai

sean duffy. >> sean: poisoning from fentanyl, joe biden does not care. tens of thousands of american families have lost loved ones. you said joe biden took how many executive orders to overturn trump policy? he went to the supreme court to tear down barriers texas put up to secure their border. they have done everything they can to make sure this border is open and fentanyl flows in. what is up with amy coney barrett? is she a liberal? amy coney barrett now making sure she can fight texas and keep the border open? now you mention polling, the top issue. 81% of republicans believe this is the top issue. half of democrats believe this is a top issue, immigration. after that, you have inflation and you have jobs and the economy, top-rated issues for the american party. joe biden is failing at the top three issues americans care about. at 7% is abortion, what joe biden is running on. not a good strategy. >> kayleigh: one party has done something about it. hr 2 is what republicans passed, adding border agents to southern border. you see the list. when you say

and here robbie and sean and their team did not over try their case. first of all, donald trump was a huge exhibit a in this trial. his actions to try to speak to the jury when he shouldn't be speaking, to try to color outside the lines of when the question put to him, you know, every answer he gave was an answer that had been forbidden by the judge. getting up, stomping, and walking out, i think the prosecutors have learned they are going to get a leg up because he will not control himself. and jurors read that. jurors are stuck in that box. they can't do anything but be there. they must do their duty. they must follow rules. and then they see someone else, an important player in this really moral, ethical drama, cheating every second. so i think, again, if i were a prosecutor, i would try my best not to over promise, over-try. i would just stick to the facts and then let the adverse inferences come as they may from trump's conduct in the courtroom. >> andrew, what did trump judges learn in this trial? >> so, it is hard to say. judge kaplan, as fate k

i appreciate you having me on, sean.ant folks to know they can come after me and come after trump and come after you. four months in prison at my age is effectively a death sentence if you look at the average lifespan in america. this to me is why you've got to let donald trump in 2024 and get him into the oval. as you have been eloquent about it, sean, our economy is in shambles. the border is in shambles. our enemies are upon us. you have been following that. when i was in the white house for four years i only one of three people with the president the entire time. i helped him save hundreds of thousands of lives during the pandemic, hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs were created. what do i get for that? i get prosecution for a crime nobody has ever been charged with, four months in prison and now they even want to deny me my freedom while i appeal this case all the way up to the supreme court. >> that part is outrageous. >> it's not a good day for america. they are coming after trump. if they come after trum

sean. of officand my oath of all. >> that's what i meant. you have standing on principle, obey on pr. actly. exactly. exactly. and i know, i mean, i applaud ip you for it, but i feel terriblle that you have been treated differently than eric holder. lois d differ lerner, hunter biden, and even people involved in this particular case. they were not treated the same way. eated th not equal justice.that that's not equal application of our laws. i'll give you the last's equal u peter, and i'm sorry that you going through this. >> wel al i appreciate your sympathy and your sorrow, but that's not what i want right now, sean. what i wani wat is justice from the american people. i want trump in the whitwae house, not in prison. and i want my case to go to th e supreme court and settled. good.la i want that for you on one oftii the most important constitutional issues. >> sonssues.o i'm here. find any time you want to talk, you know where to find me. we do have to stop meeting like. this in a way, but keep doing what you're doing, sir. all right. pet

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so sean. you'r >> right.e this is a national security alarm that is going of a natiofd that the american people inve onean peopl chance and onee only in 2024 to turn our nation into a right direction and end this open border policy before opy. stroys our countr >> well, i think it's happening. i mean, you know, in many ways, the fact that we had secure borders under president trump, o tom homan, and now they're not secure and they abandoned all the policies that were working. >> you know, i would say they're going to have blood on their hands. they already have blood on their hands in terms of allowinood ong these drugs ir every crevice, every corner of our country, and don't seemos to care. they don't seem to care about the human traffickineem tg on top of it. they don't seem to care at all about, you know, vetting people from countries, our top geopolitical foes. that scare s the livinglights daylights out of me. >> you get the las mt worde.. >> look, i've done this since y 1984, shot at, yo

how much does sean want? this like the soprano>> seank do sean get to wet his beak like on the sopranos. but anyway, two concerns here. hannity okayhannit. an you've been in florida 48 hours and you haven't cut the sleevehr off your jacket yet.a real are you sure you're a real ceridian? and how come there's no plastic on that chair? you haven't evenyou have plastic the chair. i said, well, i brought my old k with me that one thing i took from new york. but by the way, i mean, i actually i think jon stewart thought it was really funny. even when he did make fun of me, i wasfunny blown away bt production and might have kept me in new york longer than stay. i wanted to stay. >> i have two points. >> i htsone, i legitimately dis that was a good video because the stewart show had a lot of funny elements to it. the modern dailyhow, show is,a you know, tickets are $10 to get in anhu outd 100 to get . >> it's not the best show.ay? okay. but,but sean, you shouldho be concerned that the daily mae, a bigger effort to ke

. >> do i agree, sean t-fpltz about time.it's about time republicans fight fire with fire like democrats have. hunter biden's life, all 18 holes are a mull tkwapb at this point. all he has got aepb way with is the reflection of a corrupt system protecting it's ben factors. they want to say we need a proactive policy agenda. fine, do all that. but in the meantime use your committees to go after the corruption in plane sight that people get away with in the shadowing corners of washington. i wouldn't get away with. i wouldn't get away with. your viewers wouldn't get away with. they need to go to the mat, keep going to the mat on this corruption, all the way. don't worry about kphreut list cal consequences. they have done the same thing to trump. they will do it to their opponents. we should fight fire with fire. i'm glad they're doing it. >> hannity: what about the idea that the initial subpoena was legally in valid because the full house of representatives hadn't formalized the impeach impeachment inquiry. >> that's hog wash.

sean latona, section chief and cyber security division at cisa. stephen hayes, director of standards at ericsson north america. kenneth chu, unit chief cyber division at the fbi. last but not least, scott deutsch been, senior policy advisor government affairs and public policy at google. thank you for joining us. we look forward to the discussion this morning. >> thank you. for the first question, we will direct this at brian scott, who i believe is virtual on-screen and snake, i see you both up there on the screen as well as showing here. can you provide insights into the biggest cyber security threats to the communication sector how these attacks might be carried out? >> sure. thanks for this event today and for allowing me to participate. a few things, as we look at the threats today that are pervasive against all of our critical infrastructure, ransomware continues to be ongoing threat for all sectors. software supply chain, malware, such as what occurred during the 2020 software supply chain attack where into the software build process of the

n isra >> so i'll say three things there, sean. first on the point on israel, israel is now proven it is able to get its job donne thie. e th the number one thing we need to do is provide the diplomatic support that allowdiort thats tt their job done without having to actually be half in halfnow o out, which i think is worse forn israel and worse for the united states. and you have biden now second guessing their decisions. they don't need a backseat quarterback or an armchair . that's not what they need. and so as we now move to theo th houthies what i would say is my rule of thumb when it comes to foreign policy is if you hiyt us whichever group it is that hits us, we hit you back ten times harder. to that has to be the rule. he what i would tell my son, if he's been bullied in school, it's the same principlwas 's thn nature as in foreign policy. if somebody hits you, hit that group p back ten timesterest harder. is it in the world's interest, in the us's interest, to makmaks sure iran never becomes nuclear equipped? >> absolutel

sean, i am sor to at a big enough rate. sean, i am sorry to interrupt, _ at a big enough rate., time is- at a big enough rate. sean, i am sorry to interrupt, time is tight l sorry to interrupt, time is tight but we are really grateful for you being with us. stay with us. hello. it has been a very wet start to 202a. some places have seen all of their expected january rainfall in the first few days of the month. still lots of flood warnings in force and the weather is going to continue to cause some disruption. what is actually falling out of the sky is much, much drier over the next few days. there will be a lag between the rain falling and the flood water receding. high pressure is building and that will squeeze away most of the showers. low pressure clearing towards the east as we head through the next 2a hours. still low pressure close to parts of the north of scotland. one or two showers for the rest of the day, quite heavy around the north—east of scotland. cloudy skies in central and eastern england. through this evening and overnight, clearer skies moving towards the west

this question goes broadly to sean, kenneth, wade, and chris. what security measures have proven most effective in mitigating cyber risks for can indication's providers and are there key steps, best practices and strategies that communications provider should adopt to safeguard their systems and ensure their reliability and resilience against potential threats? >> for the challenges of going at the end of the panel is making sure you have something hopeful to say. everyone else's done such a great job of articulating the risks and challenges. i thought i would open it up and give you a sense of how we think about cybersecurity and some of those mitigation issues that you raised. it is really a dual approach, which is going to sound odd. it is really a combination of security and openness. although, counterintuitive, i think they are both critical. it is really a designed by fall zero trust architectures embedding controls in the software, multifactor indication at scale. certainly high threat actors are going to be using it. to be more effective

sean, tell me what _ caused and clearing up to do.ng up to do. sean, tell me what is happening _ caused and clearing up to do. sean, tell me what is happening in - caused and clearing up to do. sean, tell me what is happening in terms of travel disruption. it is tell me what is happening in terms of travel disruption.— of travel disruption. it is quite aood of travel disruption. it is quite good news — of travel disruption. it is quite good news for _ of travel disruption. it is quite good news for train _ of travel disruption. it is quite l good news for train passengers. of travel disruption. it is quite - good news for train passengers. in england and wales there has been progress with trains moving. still problems in places such as preston on avanti but check those journeys because they are subject to disruption. the big issue in scotland. many trains starting to move north of the border now. they stopped at 7pm yesterday. this morning, scotrailand stopped at 7pm yesterday. this morning, scotrail and network rail scotland said not

sean will media followers.sterday. but does sir ed davey have serious questions to have more serious questions to answer when it to his answer when it comes to his failures as a minister overseeing office overseeing the post office horizon scandal? hundreds of sub postmasters were put through the wringer under his watch, but he says that the office bosses says that the post office bosses misled him .journalist misled him. journalist and broadcaster crick, who's broadcaster michael crick, who's been leading the charge on this ed actually, ed davey scandal, actually, and former sub—postmistress wendy martin, who of course is a victim of all of this. we'll give their take on the man who refused to rule out a coalition with the labour party yesterday. but that, though, but before that, though, it's the great the final week of our great british , your chance to british giveaway, your chance to win iphone, win the latest iphone, a shopping ten grand in shopping spree and ten grand in cold, cash. make sure you cold, h

sean, and i appreciate a little time on your show. i really do. >> well, we're glad to have you, but i'm pretty convinced that maybe i had an hour or two. i think i could i think i could change your mind on a lot of things. well, let's do it. and i think i could change yours on a few things, too. i'd love to do it. i've been doing this a long time. it would be. it would be worth a conversation, for sure. i applied to graduations, too. and we're going to watch your campaign closely. if the media will ignore you. you're always welcome to be on this program. >> okay. thank you. thank you very much. when we come back, the one and only stephen smith choice words for democrats pushing biden's campaign. and more importantly, i want to know who he thinks is going to win the super bowl. well, we'll find out next. straight ahead. every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious buying, totally yogurt. >> if you lived your they camp was you in north carolina for at least 30 days from august 1953 through december 1987. and had been dia

i on something, sean said.when you talk about paying the compensation, money the compensation, that money existed and it went somewhere. correct. so it went into profit, which went back into the post. correct? so the money correct? okay. so the money summer, just give it back. but just the case of private just on the case of private prosecutions . so they're prosecutions. so they're designed the designed to protect the interests of that organisation . interests of that organisation. that's right. now at the time the post office was trying to recoup a load of money because it wanted to be sold . right. and it wanted to be sold. right. and it wanted to be sold. right. and it wanted to be sold with a working it system. so obviously these prosecutions were designed to money back, but to not only keep money back, but also to say, look, look at our wonderful software. so it was within their interests to prosecute those interest to prosecute those of interest to prosecute those of interest to prosecute those of intere

sean. what's interesting is is that this sweetheart plea agreement, the original one, came out two days before the ways and means committee released irs whistle testimony. that whistleblower testimony is what blew up that sweetheart deal. >> if that sweetheart deal wouldn't have blown up, the charges would have came in california and this would have all been swept underneath the rug. >> and the two tiered justice system would have not been seen . >> they came awfully close. jim jordan now, the big question is to me this is not about hunter biden. to me, this is about joe biden. biden that said he never once spoke to his father. i'm his son or brother or anybody for that matter, about their foreign business dealings. joe biden, that had extensive contact with foreign business partners and extensive contact with partners of his own son regarding financial matters. then it comes to the implication of his own son on his own laptop in communication about moneys going to his father at that point.

well, you're absolutely right, g sean.ean, look, that bill is goingot to allow at least 5000 people to come into this country illegally. il. an thalegally. we know it's going to be a lot more than that. and that's day by day. daand, you know, it was johnson under barack obama that said ita when 1000 a day were coming over, it was a crisis. sos a imagine that.he's this is biden's problem. he's cornered himselhimself f aw he's going to pay the price for it. unbelievable. itare dangerous to this countrye and i am telling you, terrorllin cells are here of the nearly 10 million unvetted. when you look at the countries b they're coming from, one day he will have blood on his handns . and i pray to god that i am>> n wrong, no doubt. but o i don't think i am. prese sadly, that's a clearnt andly, that's a clearnt these fbi guys were right.yw anyway, coming up next, shocay, coming up next, a dozen members of a u.n. group involved in the october seven terrorist attacks against israel. and jo ainst e biden, them aftered by they were d

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uaw legacy through sean thing today.ou took a lot of heat but you demonstrated extraordinary leadership. [applause] you did. that is what i saw a few months ago during your historic uaw strike. this time, in belleville, michigan. i will say i was so damn proud to stand in that picket line with you. [applause] it is not the first uaw picket line i stood in my home state of delaware. i have done it many times, but it was the first time a president did it, i found out later. [applause] i have always fought for a strong auto industry. with uaw leading the core world, this is about a simple proposition. you built these iconic companies. you built em, you built these companies. you sacrificed to save them in the worst of times. you deserve to benefit when these companies strive. as sean said, record profits mean record contracts. [applause] i am serious. that is winning back cost-of-living adjustments, granted retirement security, more paid leave and eliminating tears. [laughter] [applause] whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. [laughter] y