. >> jesse: good old west virginia and sean 'hannity' is here and sean has invited me to train with him tomorrow morning so if i show up with no teeth, it is this guy. >> i would never do that to you. >> jesse: to hurt my wrist. my training and breakfast. >> jesse: again, on you. thank you very much. >>> officially night number 2 and we are in chicago and rollcall underway outside, of violence were rocking as a group of protesters gathered and will take you live on the ground and just a moment but in case you missed, a recap biden kicked off today's events after midnight this morning just a few short weeks after being kicked to the curb by nancy pelosi and other democratic elites and disenfranchising their own voters and party leaders push the president out of prime time big time pushed him up way passes prime time and humiliating farewell that he shouted at the crowd and plenty of caffeine or red bull or whatever and gave one more jacked up joe appearance and perform some of his greatest hits and greatest lies as few americans actually saw the speech that ended late and joe bumped by s

thank you. >> no argument from me on this, sean. >> sean: all right.'re officially a conservative. kidding. all right. straight ahead, scathing new report from the house judiciary committee revealing just how dangerous the biden-harris administration's open border policy is, how many illegals on the terror watch list were let into your country. i've been warning. this is if. it's not a -- it's a matter of when, not if, straight ahead. [ ♪♪ ] (reporters) over here. kev! kev! (reporter 1) any response to the trade rumors, we keep hearing about? (kev) we talkin' about moving? not the trade, not the trade, we talking about movin'. no thank you. (reporter 2) you could use opendoor. sell your house directly to them, it's easy. (kev) ... i guess we're movin'. but it's under siege from big out-of-state media companies and hedge funds. now, california legislators are considering a bill that could make things even worse by subsidizing national and global media corporations while reducing the web traffic local papers rely on. so tell lawmakers, support local jour

sean? >> laura: >> sean: mike poulin as always, thank you.ight we'll keep an eye on whatever limitations outside the building and taking -- take you there live it and work violence that some are protecting iraq's. keep in mind this is all taking place at the mall and her friends in a state run media mob are touting kabbalah's so-called politics of joy. okay? and reality nothing really joyful about today' democratic party. the base is comprised of virulent anti-semites the goal of our country, despise capitalism copy israel and at the top you know many that it in a single primary vote, not one. kamala harris is the only democratic nominee because well the party elites frankly humiliating jill biden can disenfranchise his voters, forced him to end his campaign, that truth is there is nothing real or authentic about this convention going on right behind me or the harris-walz campaign. even a simple trip to the gas station is seemingly scripted in case you haven't noticed that the harris campaign is trying to highlight kabbalah eating doritos in

>> sean: all right.opportunity to sit down with democratic strategist james carvo. here is part two of that interview. james, we have now identified because of harris and biden, open borders hundreds of people with known terror ties in this country. we have tens and tens of courthouse from china, russia. egypt, venezuela, and afghanistan. is that not a national security danger to this country, because i see it? >> well, it is well documented that immigrant have -- the second thing i will say, is i completely agree. these are human beings. they are members of the human race. all right? and they should not be denied health care. now if you have a woman takes a 10-year-old and 6-year-old, and walks 500 miles to get in this country from guatemala because she is going overrun by drug gangs, do i think she should be admitted and her children as citizens, heck yeah. come in, girl, we have a job for you. >> sean: why can't they go through the legal way? but james, why can't they do it legally we can vet them. do

she is running, sean as a ghost. like joe biden has not been running the country and some anonymous gang has been making decisions that face no accountability, it is the same situation. if you have noticed, every flip flop was delivered by an anonymous staffer. we have no idea -- once again, we have no idea who these people are. but this is happening. and this is a confession that she knows and they know. that their plans are not something that the american people -- they don't want, but it will harm americans just as the last four years have harmed americans. they know that if you don't like the last four years -- that you will not be voting for kamala harris. because -- and she has not said it herself, because then there is what is known as "plausible denialability" she can say, we were so jammed, i didn't say that. and there is no video of her saying this. but there is one thing she is on video saying, this big event about price controls. this thing that she was ripped apart for by both sides, as being strange and

sean: thank you.anti- israel protesters, they have gathered in pretty big numbers tonight in the streets of chicago. live on the ground, as i was coming in tonight i saw a bigger crowd than what i had seen in previous nights. are not sure what you are seeing. telus. >> it is a sizable crowd. it's always tough to give you an accurate number from my inside the ranks of the demonstrators because you are looking at ground view but within the thousands. the train is going overhead and that gives you an idea of where we are. we are at lake street underneath the l tracks and they are coming in this direction and then thousands. they marched along the preplanned route they went to their closest point to the united centre there and that's part 578. stopped for a while chanted and banged drums and made noise and then kept on marching. we've got some reports of skirmishes with the police, things like bottle throwing that came and went. that's not confirmed by the police. what we've seen for the last couple of ni

>> sean: he goes on and on.ally tomorrow herbert debate phrase, you know, "i'm speaking, of the shirts and fundraising e-mails callahan -- you want the manufacturer another viral moment. "i'm speaking, mr trump." "i'm speaking." i'm speaking, she's speaking because they know even liberal abc even there she's going to get destroyed if the issues are about substance. and aside from a couple of horrendous economic policies like the disastrous idea of price controls, the largest tax increase in the history of our country in the history of the world, even taxing unrealized capital gains which is insane and possible, mahle has not detailed any other position. now there are not even policies are believed that are listed on her website, the mob completed as they are big donors that they are part of their get away with this and according to axioms -- axios today, at this news, don't expect to hear about kamala's believes moving forward. and the reason they're now giving is because there's not quite enough time to come up

>> yes. >> sean: mandatory buyback and why do i think of the word confiscation? now with her on top of the ticket like this country has never seen before almost every one of her deeply held beliefs are so insane that she and her campaign no that if she runs on our true beliefs or principles that she will lose badly so she and her campaign decided to flip-flop and flat out lie because they will do or say anything to win. watch. >> commit to implement a federal ban to fracking your first day the adding united states the u.s. to the list? >> no question. >> she's changed her position on it. >> we have to reimagine public safety and america. >> no longer supports any sentiment. >> millions of assault weapons already in circulation? >> approximately 5 million and have to have a buyback program and i support a mandatory one. >> supports assault weapons ban still but not a requirement to sell them back to the federal government. >> sean: a gets more insane as kamala plagiarizing donald trump with a bold plan to end taxes on tips but there's a catch. >> my promise to eve

sean is next and always remember this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: welcome to hannity and tonight kamalaattled running mate tim walz scrutiny over a military career. he is credibly accused of embellishing for political gain. claims of stolen valor and downright lying getting so much traction. the harris campaign had to change his bio and full details coming up straight ahead. also former congresswoman, till see gabbard served in the military, reportedly put on a government government terrorist watch list. more weaponization on her justice department under biden and harris your government is completely out of control. tulsi will respond to the egregious piece of power. first a moment from kamala harris as she likes to say this. >> i can imagine what can be and be unburdened but what has been. what can be unburdened by what has been, what can be another burden by what has been. what can be be unburdened by what has been. let us remain focused on what many of you have heard me say all the time. let us remain focus on what can be unburdened by what has been. >> sean: what can be unburdened b

sean 'hannity' is next. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: welcome to 'hannity' and we are less than one week away from democratic national convention in chicago where party leaders officially nominate a candidate who receives 0 percent of the primary votes after party elites completely disenfranchise democratic primary voters but not long ago, kamala harris was purse on a nongrotta in the democratic party and the media mob and this is november 2022 headline not exactly conservative that if biden runs again, pick a new vp and this from new york magazine year later that the case for biden to drop kamala harris and here's another headline with politico, calling biden to drop harass and pick a new running mate as she was routinely mocked on both sides of the aisle for her embarrassing word solids about the passage of time in any way poll numbers successively or near record lows and her own staff reportedly hated her ridiculed the work ethic and character in her track record as 'border czar' and democrat mouthpieces tell us that's it and there it is that it is the rapture as a competent and likable person

i'm sean murray, bye for now.this week on expose, western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for iran's retaliation against the israeli occupation. framing it as an unlawful aggression against the zianist regime. at the same time, digital platforms emphasize the glaring contradiction in biden's 3.5 billion us dollars military aid to zianist israel, as new shipment of weaponry arrives, while an air strike on gaza, school turned shelter takes over 150 innocent lives. adding to detention, a revealing poll by menova exposes deep fractures within israeli entity society. 46% of settlers. hear the looming threat of civil war, while an overwhelming 93% of netanyahu's opponents condemn him as a devisive public figure. stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away. the headlines israel's indiscriminate strikes killed more women and children across gaza as the genocidal war's deathful approaches 40,100. the palestinian resistance moven hamas as israel's prime minister is creating obstacles

sean hannity is up next to. stay right here with fox news. >> sean: tonight's a preview of coming attractions at next week's dnc. chaos in new york as far left pro- hamas rioters are clashing with police, locals and other democrats at april kamala event in harlem. eighty-two days away from this inflection point for our country that is election day and 33 days away from the start of early voting in pennsylvania. some ballots go out even sooner and the democratic party has never been more divided. don't expect kamala to lead her party or our country out of this abyss or she can't even the courage to talk to fernley reporters or even hold a town hall. godfrey bed she does a real interview. it has been 25 days since kamala harris was mysteriously chlorinated as the democratic nominee without a single primary vote and she has yet to hold a single press conference interview or even a press gaggle. nothing. so much as -- has purportedly changed. ever since she became the presumptive democratic nominee including almost

>> sean: thank phony fraudulent.2016 while walz mourning a congressional cookoff for turkey taco hot hot dish, really? not plain white guy tacos. he even share the recipe that includes green chilis and taco sauce and chili powder and paprika. doesn't sound like the white guy tacos to me. here with reaction i'm sure he has a lot to say. fox news saturday night host the guy with the biggest smile ever, jimmy failla is back. what is the white guy taco anyway? >> it is 1 helping of salsa and 1 helping of a guy trying way too hard to look cool. but be honest. did you book me for this topic because i look like i get paid and tacos? don't lie to me. >> sean: i booked you because i knew you would have something enlightening to tell us about, you know, tacos because i don't know what they are. >> i want you to understand i'm having so much fun with cringe worthy nature of his campaign. last week it was stolen valorant. this week stolen salsa. let me explain to the american people why this is progress for our country. if tim a

let's see if they do it. >> sean: the thing is i did all the proper for her.ere available the kamala files, the waltz of files. she does not have to do, she can downloaded its periphery it's on hannity.com. that's right at the top of the page. all the research is there, it's them in their own words and i can promise it's not ai generated. and they can do their own vetting. do what they want. but i don't think they will do it. i think there has to be, look at what they try to do even today. in the last two days they tried to bail out of the debate with donald trump and they tried to say one that we wanted to be a sitdown debate. now we want the notes in front of us. now we want the mics turned on the whole time. when they previously agreed these were all of their conditions to begin with and she agreed to debate and it's on abc another abusively biased network. >> that's the think why did you notes if you're kamala and you're going to do is debate, why he had to sit down, why does trumps my cats beyond? that's right so you can say i'm a speaking. i'm speaking w

hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through anaries lens. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate, and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go where mainstream won't go. this week we will be looking at one of the conflict's most controversial incidents, case that has not only shocked even the most seasoning human rights investigators, but exposed the extent of systemic british government collusion. but before we do, let's get a quick overview on this. topic: on the 5th of february 1982, two loyalist gun men walked into shawn graham's bookmakers on the lower armor road and opened fire, killing five catholic civilians. the ulster defense association, under the cover name of the ulster freedom fighters claimed responsibility for the attack shortly afterwards. among the dead were locals christie dardy 52, jack dufin 60. 6, james kennedy 15, peter maguire 18 and william mcmunas 54. the killings took place during intense period of sectarian attacks against the catholic community around th

i'm sean murray, bye for now.in today's show we'll be asking what a donald trump presidency in the u.s. might look like, will he double down on his previous support for israel, or will his support for the zinis entity call as a result of the genocide in gaza? then you are not faced with a massive choice of presidential candidates uh whose whose policies on israel would be progressive in any way. trump is clear in his position to deny all of palestinian rights. it was trump who effectively broker the deal of the century that foreg all the un sanctions. he didn't talk about granting palestinians a state in return for the normal. of arab countries with the occupation entity. and is really strike on another school in gaza kills at least dozen people as a death tool from the regime's genocide nears 40,200. the unwarns israel's repeated evacuation orders are deteriorating the catastrophic humanitarian situation that is already plaguing the gaza's trip. and iran uh says that no attack its interests is gone unanswered, th

>> about three weeks sean. i think three weeks as you continue to see president trump which she's going to do day after day layout with quotes, facts and votes. every insane, radical position and action as vice president that she has taken including as you mentioned in your monologue, these horrifying cases of rapes and murders by illegal aliens that she set free as the border czar. i think it's going to sink in and about three weeks and you are going to see the general public realize that this is a communist ticket. >> sean: prediction clay. >> i hope stephen is right. i want him taking care of the border and the only way that happens as if you vote for donald trump. i think she's going to get exposed and by the time we get to mid-september trump is going to be solidly in the lead. she's a worse candidate than biden. >> sean: i think you're both right. i think it will take at least one debate. they won't want to second one. that's my production. we will see. we come back kamala harris is trying but failing to

[cheers and applause] >> sean: thank you, stephen.page county, do take a page out of our book. >> stephen: so true. now let's get to some actual events actually happening next week in and around chicago. august 24th to 25th, the city hosts the chicago triathalon, which, as every chicagoan knows, is running, biking, and snorkeling through a deep dish. >> sean: on the 17th, in nearby lindenhurst, it's "touch-a-truck," where you can bring the kids to climb on a variety of vehicles. no word yet on how fast those vehicles will be going. >> stephen: on the 24th at the yorkville public library, it's "read with paws," where kids are encouraged to read to therapy dogs as a way to help struggling readers. because, sadly, so many therapy dogs are still illiterate. [laughter] >> sean: hey, enjoy drinking next to wild animals? head to the brookfield zoo on august 17th, for "zoo brew" where you can enjoy "bears and beers, lions and lagers, anteaters and ales." after which you can enjoy "pumas and puking," "dingos and duis" and "elephants and explai

i'm sean murray, bye for now. in this week's episode. of eron tech we're going to be taking a close look at robotic arm, a tool which has slowly, but surely become an essential part of manufacturing and uh automated manufacturing in particular, so we're going to be taking a close look a bleeding edge one with seven degrees of freedom, in this week's episode, don't miss it, the times are listed below. is related strikes and artillery fire kill more palestinian women and children in gaza as a genocide was war's death total exceeds 40,100. amad says it's committed to a gaza ceasefire, but israel intends continue the war and only wants cover for its genocide and several international rights. launched a legal action to prevent uk's arm sales to israel citing the regime's war crimes in gaza.

's . >> sean: this is a fox news alert.ht we are awaiting the return of four americans released in the prisoner swap with russia. joining us now live from base andrews, kevin corke. they are expected fairly soon. >> we are expecting them soon and what's interesting is we've been actually here for quite some time and what happens usually in a circumstance like this, we usually come here several hours in advance and then what they will do is they will heard the press here. i know you've been here, i want to share this with the folks at home who don't get to see how things work behind the scenes. you bring the press on in and you are all set up, you see the lights are already ready to go and we continue to await the arrival of the three americans and the green card holder. as you know this is the culmination of painstaking negotiations between the biden administration and our partners around the globe. most notably slovenia and germany. they had some russian prisoners and so to collectively come together in an effort to bring

i'm sean murray, bye for now.be taking a close look a robotic arm a tool which has slowly but surely become an essential part of manufacturing and uh automated manufacturing in particular so we're going to be taking a close look a bleeding edge one with seven degrees of freedom in this week's episode don't miss it the times or list it below keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. the headlines, more palestinians are killed in israel's relentless air and artillery strikes on gaza, as the death though from more than 10 months of genocidal war on the base strip exceeds 40,100. french israel's bombardments of lebanon prompt the isbullah resistance movement to retaliate with a volley of rockets, targeting the regime's positions in the occupied territories. and us police detained several people during pro- palestine demos at them. aquatic national convention in the city of chicago.

i'm doing great, sean.an tell you, i've counted the number of people that have moved down to florida and i have not one person that regrets that move. >> yeah, but this is happening from all over the country. last year you even mentioned a lot of people from minnesota. similarly have left that state. i didn't realize that minnesota was -- was one of the states that had the highest level of people exiting, many fore our state of florida, while you're -- for our state of florida, and i think the fourth largest behind california, new york, and maybe new jersey. or maybe illinois? yeah, and remember when we did the gavin newsome debate and that was kind of like the polar opposite. conservative principles versus left of the left, and all the problems in california and people said that's like the perfect contrast? but i'll tell you, sean, walz is really newsome on stair stareoids and he very quietly enacted one of the most left wing agendas agendas in american history and i know a lot of people moving down and th

. >> sean: let me be very clear about this.i'm opposed to any policy that would deny in our country any human being from access to public safety, public education or public health period. his. would you call the border secure >> i think there's no question that we have to do it the president and i asked congress to do first request we made. pass a bill to create a pathway to citizenship. the borders secure. we have to have a secure border but i am in favour saying will not cheat people were undocumented across the border as criminals. that is correct. >> these are all videos the state run media mob ought to be playing and asking questions about but they will not do it because they know common-law will get crushed she's forced to confront her own words her own statements and agenda. keep in mind it's not just the border. now a message from kamala harris about america's green new socialist economy. take a look. >> again back united states congress. here's my point. if they fail to act as president of the united states i'm prepare

sean, i'm an iraq veteran. they tal tk more about him being a veteran in 24 hours than the mainstream media has ever mentionedn media that aboy my entire time as governor. so that's what we're up agains t . this is going to be a total how do you counter that on the on behalf of the corporate media? you counter it by getting ouyout there and speaking the truth. you get it out there by going, talking to your friends, goingny door to door, and you get it out, quite frankly, by paiediad media, us being able with our , talking our side about the truth. we have people like tim walz and kamalaweke harris in their n words, taking the most far left positions. it's our responsibility to educate the american people on that. >> and if we do that, we'll win. wet we have the kamala files on "hannity" aecom tomorrow we'll have up the walls files and people can download it, share it with their friends, neighbors, their coworkers, strangers. >> i don't care who they share with, but the media is not going to do it. >> that part

well, sean, good evening. and about four excuse me, two hours from now, the president is going to be greeting four americans who were wrongfully detained in russia. 12 others are headed back to germany. and what has been the biggest prisoner swap with russia since the cold war? no money was exchanged, no sanctions were loosened in order to get this to happen. but russia got eight criminals in return, including notorious hit man vadim krasikov from a german prison. all of them received a hero's welcome from putin. the white house admits this deal involved tough calls. the toughest was krasikov and biden leaned on his relationship with the german chancellor to make it happen. the president touted the importance of alliances, diplomacy and friendship, and freeing these innocent detainees. but when he was asked for his message to countries that imprison americans as political pawns, biden instead warned americans not to travel to these hostile places. what he didn't convey was a price that countries will pay if th

sean sean is unpredictable, and forecasters are struggling to pinpoint when and where it will make landfall. but depends whether agency says it could strike the south west on thursday and had to central and eastern regions including the capitol. tokyo. the storm is so big that it's even being felt in central japan where rescuers have been coming through debris after the heavy rain fall triggered a landslide residents in the predicted path are being advised to take precautionary measures and check into shelters to save lives. john sean is the 2nd type soon to hit japan. within weeks the government is freeing up resources for disaster responses as the nation braces for a violent storm. and so don relief groups are struggling to get a tens of thousands of people affected by sundays, damn collapse. at least 30 people were killed. and the incident authorities say the death toll is expected to rise. tens of thousands of people in sudan have been displaced after the robot dam collapse sunday, killing dozens of people, according to the united nations. a d. r about dam is about 24 miles north west f

this what sean brings to the table. experience and him exceptionally well-suited for this role. i amrecommend sean who has truly been a great colleague and mentor. i respectfully ask that you approve the sean mcgarry to the planning commission. thank you. good morning, chair sa president peskin. my name is timothy representative with carpenters local 22. i'm here this morning to of the nomination of sean mcgarry to the san francisco planning sean 20 plus years ago as an apprenticean an interest in workers, you know, andthing i noticed back then. and as i went through my apprenticeshipim become a field rep his interest in workers workers and workers well-being is yououtstanding, i've had the privilege of working with him as now for nine plus years, and he's always when they come in. and he sits and listens to them. i think sean will be a terrific asset to the planning commission, and he will be fully engaged. and i thinkvery. are there any additional speakers on this matter? there are no additional speakers. final commen

that is our correspondent, sean daly in | our correspondent, sean daly in southport, following the funeralh us. very loud music, as you can hear, someone's life who was cut far, far too short by the most tragic attacks. out far, far too short by the most tragic attacks-— tragic attacks. thank you. that is our correspondent, _ tragic attacks. thank you. that is our correspondent, sean - tragic attacks. thank you. that is our correspondent, sean daly - tragic attacks. thank you. that is our correspondent, sean daly in | our correspondent, sean daly in southport, following the funeral service of seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. we want to bring you some breaking news coming in from porter cello sicily which is that italian rescue divers have located the body of the last person missing following the sinking of the yacht they are in sicily. this body is believed to be of michael lynch's daughter, after the british tech entrepreneur's your cinque. the italian rescue divers have located the body of the last person missing following the sinking of the and now the news coming this tragedy and no

sean mcdonald has had a very difficult life. his mother committed suicide when he was 4 years old and he was adopted. he grew up in the tough streets of south boston, massachusetts. he began taking heroin at the age of 16, and soon after he was convicted of bank robbery. at the young age of 20, he found himself incarcerated in one of the toughest prisons in america, the us penitentiary at lewisburg. he spent his twenties there. upon his release, he was out of prison for one single day before committing another crime that saw him incarcerated through his thirties in the toughest prison in the state of massachusetts. 4 of those years were spent in solitary confinement. when he was released with that bus ticket in $50.00, the only thing he had to look forward to was homelessness and more drugs. which on the donald did not want to become a statistic, he wanted to become a success. he straightened himself out, he kicked his drug habit. he worked hard and he made a life for himself that life is tough, but he's making it we're very hap

i know several people, sean who. traveled overseas to see some of her shows. >> and tonight, tens of thousands of taylor swift fans are devastated after, as you point out, three planned shows in vienna, austria, set for this week were all cancelede over concerns of a planned terrorist attack at her concert stadiud terrm. in fact, law enforcement officials in austria say they've recently arrested not one, but two extremists involved in the plot, including a 19 year old who allegedly had pledged an oath9- te allegiancyear-oe to the milit terror group isis. tonight, investigatorsrr are reportedly evaluating chemical substances found whome suspect they believe was already taking the, quote, preparatory actionss of a potential attack. meantime, in austria, an austrian seller and a concert promoter said on instagram that the shows go on writing in part, quote, we have no choice but to cancel the three shows for everyone's safety. r f as of this hour, neither swiftt nor her team has commented on the cancellations. we contin

i found that by starting sean, we call it sean's canines. by starting sean's canines, we tapped into a passion that just like my son, every handler, it's their dream. it's their passion. so, even though my first words were we have to get a dog and then a friend said to me, well, why stop at one? and so that was what i knew. what his dream was. it was a very easy way to honor his memory. >> these dogs are expensive. talk about the number that you've been able to purchase and for what departments. >> so the number of dogs we're up to now is 43. we started with our first dog in 2012, and in the 12 years we've given dogs, the costs have gone from $10,000 to $18,000, 14 to $18,000 a dog, some are still in the $10,000 range. it just depends on where they are. but we've helped, we've helped. we just helped petaluma. we've got sonoma county sheriff has received two dogs. santa rosa. cotati. those dogs have since retired. lakeport, san leandro, santa clara, of course, and santa clara sheriff, as well as campbell police department are just to name a f

joining us, sean hannity. i basically live streamed my walk. i haven't seen murder but i feel like i've seen everything short of that throughout the city, sean. >> sean: how many more cases will it take until people realize this is an unmitigated disaster? the brutality of what happened, old people getting beaten in the streets, brazenly attacking police officers in times square. a young 13-year-old girl raped and videotaped in broad daylight in a park in queens, new york. a mother of five, a 12-year-old girl brutalized for two hours and then murdered by an unvested harris-biden illegal immigrant. we have over 11 million of them. it's fascinating to watch this, because kamala harris can't win if america knows who she really is. she's got to her positions. now she is saying, i'm going to be tougher than donald trump on the issue of borders, and i'm going to tackle inflation on day one. she has been vice president for nearly four years. what have you done to fix these problems except lie and say the border is secure and inflation is transitory? h

. >> thank you sean. if you want to be the people's vice president or president you need to be before the journalists even hostile ones and answer questions. donald trump doesn't nearly every single day and of course i'm willing to do it and it should shame the media that kamala harris the most liberal presidential candidate ever in this country refuses to answer basic questions about her record why did she support a ban on fracking why does she support the funding the police why did she want to shift american manufacturing to china why is she a borders are at the time of a historic border crisis they are letting her coast without answering a question and it's disgraceful. the fact she's willing to have this handed to her without persuading american voters is scandalous and show she should never be president. >> the media has no shame i declared in 2008 journalism is dead he talked about his record being a joke tim walz and also she bent the need to the pro- hamas wing of her party explain. >> we know tha

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it's called sean's canines, just like my son. >> every handler, it's their dream. it's their passion. so, even though my first words were, we have to get a dog and then a friend said to me, well, why stop at one? and so that was what i knew, what his dream was. it was a very easy way to honor his memory. >> since 2012, the foundation has donated 43 dogs to law enforcement, including the petaluma, san leandro and santa clara departments. santa clara's police chief said the canines are an invaluable tool. >> 90% of the calls that the canines go to, they don't actually bite, just their presence, is enough to ensure compliance, and that doesn't even count with their smelling ability and their detection of drugs and explosives. i'm actually going to and there was a really touching moment live on our air today, as the chief gave cheryl walsh an honorary police badge with her son sean's number, the number 808, which is sean's birthday. >> on saturday, the group will hold its 10th annual luau fundraiser that will include a ukulele band and the chance to get up close with t

sean hannity joins me now. about the memory loss of people >> sean: brian, great point, first observation with jacked up joe. saw return of jacked up joe. great to see. if they gave him monster energy drink or red bull in months leading up to the coup, he might still be the nominee. did not get the memo. why the screaming with joe? conventions are what they are, every second is chor eographed. you raise a great point. they are acting like they have had nothing to do with the carnage of the last three years. they cannot run on the economy, the economy for 66% of americans is a disaster. people feel it, they are paying 20 plus percent more than under donald trump. they are gulp ing water in word of the american people. we see now they can't run on -- kamala can't run on her record, can't run on her own words. she co-sponsored medicare for all with bernie sanders, elimination of private insurance. that will not fly with the american people. they will not run on the green new deal she sponsored with bernie sanders.

sean hannity i is going to hannity. and tonight, we are less thano n week away from the democratic national convention in chicago, illinoisd we arees where party will officially nominate a candidate who receivescially percent of the primary votes after party elites involvedth in a coup completely disenfranchized democrat comp primary voters. >> but not long ago, kamala harris wasenfrancht non grata in the democratic party and among so-called journalist in the state run pravda media mob. this is a november 2022an headline. let's take a look. not exactly conservative publication at slate. quote if biden runs again, en he should pick a new vp. and this from new york magazine a year later, 2023 quote y the case forea biden drop kamala harris. here's another headline, politico k quote, columnists cal for biden to drop and harris and pick a new running mate. kamala was routinely mocked on bot runnih of the aisle, evef in the media, for her embarrassing words, saladsor about the passage of time, etc.. timand her poll numbers w

i was there ten years.th sean.thank you for having me tonighat . >> and you're probably still suffering ptsd to this day. just my guess. there was a time i used to even go on that show. member but i remember befor be you camx to fox and you'd come on this show at times. i remember i watched you, and it was three or four on one every day. 1 dayand it got progressively e and worse and worse. and that to the point where ifun you opened your mouth, uttered a sentence or a phrase was likee you know, this just pounce on you. now their ratings are lower than they've ever been. i mean, i don't know the last time you looked at them, thea but they're a fraction of what were when you were on the show. treheand i think it's in larget because they've gone so hard t left. >> but for the people that do watch, they're never going to hear kamalhe p dwatch tha in hew they'll never vet her. what is that? put a value oil her on that, can you, in terms of at campaign contributioribun? . no, i'd like to. i like to think of my time there

i met sean mcgarry when i was going through my apprenticeship. sean was always helpful.s and contact information. one thing that stuck with me was sean always telling me to learn my craft and master it. sean leaseback transparency and accountability. histhinking approach ensuring that every member's v are incredibly fortunate to have sean as a field representative at local 22. thank you for your time. hello. good morning. i'm standing in for charlie lavery, i'm a business agent. my name is ethan lester francisco building trades. it is le p stand in strong support of sean mccrery for the city planning commission. his nomination by mayorúçed is a testament to his years of advocacy, advocacy in service franciscans and has discernment in support of responsible development that benefits community businesses. as sean has risen through the ranks of carpenters union,al 22 to become senior field representative for a 4000 carpenters in san francisco, he has consistently advocated in improvement with living standards of his members. his experiences bring a perspective to all that w

sean, thanks so much for being with us. i've been looking forward to this conversation for a long time. i'm so happy to be here. it's a pleasure. i think the best place to start is with the very basics of a i. can you tell us what exactly is a i, when did technologist begin to develop it and to what end? sure. so artificial intelligence or this thing that we're now so used to calling a i, it's really something that goes back to the 1950s police are not. when i think about the origins of a, i went to go all the way back to alan turn. and turn of course, was the big pioneer of the computing systems. the things we now call computers and computer software and so on. and the big pioneer from that period who really designed the way in which computers you know, so called think right. and in 1950 turn, you had a paper called computing machinery and intelligence. and i encouraged folks to go back to that paper. it's very easy to read and he asks in that paper can machines think. and then the important part is he says, he believes it

sean, interesting _ struggles that they face. sean, interesting to _ struggles that they face.ve _ struggles that they face. sean, interesting to have your- struggles that they face. sean, interesting to have your take . interesting to have your take on what is ahead this week. thank you for your time. last week, the world health organization declared the mpox outbreak in parts of africa a public health emergency of international concern. the highly contagious disease — formerly known as monkeypox — has killed at least a50 people during an initial outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. outbreaks can be controlled by preventing infections with vaccines, so what are the challenges for the pharmaceutical industry? let's hear now from guido cozzi, professor of macroeconomics at the university of st gallen in switzerland. good to see you again. there have been some cases outside of africa now, confirmed cases in other countries such as sweden, it has been reported. give us your take on the impact this will have on the pharmaceutical sector as they try to counter this. there a

i'll tell you, they're scared of sean. they're scared of donald d tr because they know what donald trump is going to back israel. give ueyknow hs the weapons and supplies we need. but bibi will not wait. and israel will preemptively strike and is a disappointment. as an american israeli. there's a slight fealyrd as of abandonment here, but we'reob going to get the job done and israel is going to gwillo i go all the way is needed saw rotect because you sawll what happened on october seven, sean. we don't have the luxury to not be good. e so we're taking all that into account and israel is getting ready to ramp up as needed. and we are not asking for the biden-harris administration's permission. ned oh, i don't think you need permission. and we saw how deep israel penetrated iranian territory the last time. i have full confidence in the prime minister and the idf, if they're foolish enough to do itr . >> time the price has to bee very heavy. very hek you.an when we come back, donaldomen trump returns to x for an intervie,w w

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sean. >> maybe supersonic. yeah. sean. >> maybe supersonic. yeah.n. >> no, not mine. >> no, not mine. >> oasis or karaoke , but both. >> oasis or karaoke, but both. >> oasis or karaoke, but both. >> actually, you don't do karaoke . i'm just like, i like karaoke. i'm just like, i like singing, but i just. i'm too shy. >> you and i are gonna live . >> you and i are gonna live. >> you and i are gonna live. >> i absolutely love karaoke. i am appalling, so if anyone's ever been in the pub where i've been on that microphone , i do been on that microphone, i do apologise. it's not. it's not pleasant, isn't it? your ears are probably still recovering anyway. look, there's one story in town tonight, and it's not oasis quite frankly, it is keir starmer. he has been addressing the nation and apparently we've all got to brace ourselves for pain. but don't worry, because apparently in the long term, it's all going to be for our own good.i it's all going to be for our own good. i want your thoughts on his speech today. you can get in touch all the usual ways. ema