they will try to control us again and lock us down again and mask us again. i don't think people will go for it. it's close to socialist policies. i don't think people will buy it here in america. >> the hard thing to accept here and it's tragic is we want people to trust the government or the cdc, your own doctor. we have to be able to get back to that dealing with the symptoms of delta that variant and what is going on here. we flatten the curve to the very end. thank you very much. it's an important conversation. last night our nation's capitol was rocked by another shooting in front of a popular restaurant on a busy street. but president biden said crime is down. we will weigh in next. cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to this "hannity" special. biden's first 6 months. during his town hall earlier this week, president biden claimed that crime was down. but one look at the major cit

they will try to control us again and lock us down again and mask us again. i don't think people will go for it. it's close to socialist policies. i don't think people will buy it here in america. >> the hard thing to accept here and it's tragic is we want people to trust the government or the cdc, your own doctor. we have to be able to get back to that dealing with the symptoms of delta that variant and what is going on here. we flatten the curve to the very end. thank you very much. it's an important conversation. last night our nation's capitol was rocked by another shooting in front of a popular restauranc on a busy street. but president biden said crime is down. matt schlapp, sean jarrett and greg duffy will weigh in next. ♪ ♪ narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org >> ♪ ♪ >> wel >>

i'm so used to knowing things. he's getting worried. >> dan: given by didn't struggles, who's in charge of the white house? is it ron klain, the chief of staff? is it susan rice? probably not kamala harris her at her as vp has been a debacle, a disaster, according to a new political report, 22 staffers are no speaking out about the dysfunction inside the vice president's office. it's only been six months, six months, that's it. you're already complaining. a backstabbing, disorganization, toxic behavior, one staffer called it a abusive environment. others said it was an unhealthy workplace where people are treated like you can fill in the blank there, folks. and it's not roses, by the way. according to these whistle-blowers, it starts at the top. less than six months into this administration, and it's already not going well. now, president trump appears poised to potentially make some major political weights. >> let me ask the crowd of everybody here, would you like to see the president running in 2022? without givi

that's about it for us tonight. don't miss the brand-new episode of tucker carlson today right now on foxnation.com with douglas murray, the man himself. tucker will be back tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern. have great evening. you're in the best of hands, sean hannity right now. >> sean: mark, thank you, and welcome to hannity. more baseless lies from democrats who continue to insist that voter i.d. laws in georgia and texas are racist but somehow they are not racist in biden's home state with restrictive laws of delaware. plus more shocking footage from new york as crimes spiral even more out of control. new video showing a violence mob attacking an off-duty firefighter and former senator barbara boxer of california, well, she was just mugged in northern california. also tonight, breaking new report detailing the longstanding ties between zero experienced hunter biden's art dealer and the country of china. big shock. and coming up, boxing legend george foreman, he'll weigh in on the anthem and the pledge of allegianc

and it should shock us i guess but not surprise us. he just says, this is the price of being a republican candidate for anything these days is that you have to bend the knee to donald trump. so he's bending the knee to trump. my question, and it's and you know, amplified by this interview and other things, how good a politician really is jd vance? and i guess we'll see as he tries to win the senate seat. but i question whether he's anywhere near as good a politician as he is an effective writer. i thought hilly billy-ology was a good book, i thought it was about his own family's dysfunction more than anything else. but he wrote powerfully about that. but is he a good enough politician to get elected to the u.s. senate. and i think the jury is very much out on that. >> yeah. so donny deutsch, i am reminded in watching jd vance and a lot of these other ivy league republicans who are phony populists, just horrible actors. every time i see somebody stumble on the stage like this, i'm reminded of a quote about, i think it was the '62 mets,

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i think it just energized us. it definitely us motivated to keep going and just doing what we do. >> what is it that you want more? do want the g.o.p. -- what do you see for the future of the g.o.p.? do think it's changed, do you think there is something different, is it just the beginning? >> it is just the beginning but it needs to change. trump's movement i think will compel everybody to start changing the right direction. >> what you think about president trump, do you think you should run again in 2024? what do you think? would you think should run? >> i think you should run again, i think it's got so much wind behind him as far as that goes and the night and day difference between what's going on with biden and the current presidency is so clear that we need him back. >> i think he would run again because i think he loves our country so much but [indiscernible] run again so he can truly keep america great and bring it back that level of respect we once had. >> sean: meanwhile, congresswoman ocasio-cortez pic

that's incredible for us. he told me personally that he was going to do that and we were very happy when he said that to us. >> according to the "washington post," a number of board members of the condo left in 2019 over frustration and disputes because of the repairs, the costs associated with them. i know this is a breaking news story, but what do you make of that? >> well, it doesn't sound good to start out with. a lot of condo issues in many many buildings, people don't get along, things happen because of the cost, the maintenance and so on. that's why we need to start holding a task force now where we start with our county commission again next week. it all depends on the storm heading our way too. we're going to be looking at a lot of things, not about the invest investigation. that's going to be the case. we're going to hold off to know exactly what took place for that part of it. but on the other things, we're going to be trying to understand all these situations and how they continue to happen and we'

i appreciate you having us on. we know texas is already among the most restrictive voting rights states in this country. it has a history of discriminating. legislators on both sides should be expanding the right to vote, not restricting. it i can tell you democrats are working hard to use every role we have in our power to make sure our democracy is not challenged. no matter our race, political party, or zip code, all of us know that a democracy voters pick our leaders are leader should not get picked by their voters. >> yes. we'll put. judge hidalgo, whether texas gop wants to get rid of, 24-hour voting, drive-through voting. these are all heavily used in your county, harris county and heavily used by people of color. you don't believe that's a coincidence, do you? >> no, that's right. here in harris county we have these innovations. the largest turnout we had seen in 30 years. we are home to houston, 33 other cities. beautiful voters of both parties, it was incredible. and of course now republicans in the state

what do you make of it and what does it mean for us? >> it is good news, chris and it's exactly what we observed in india. the reason that is good for us is because as you say, the uk has more vaccinations and we do, but we have many more vaccinations in india, and india saw the exact same curve, so would it implies that we will see the same steep drop, but unfortunately because we have lower vaccination levels, we are going to see a higher climb, we should expect to see this measured in weeks not months. if what happened in india in the uk happens here in the u.s.. >> we should say some of the data coming out of india is just mind-blowing in terms of how broadly that spread, in terms of what was caught by testing there. you have some saying that two thirds or more of indians with the presence of antibodies, which means there's probably, hundreds of thousands of deaths uncounted and the subcontinent. it's brutal to reimagine. we are probably not going to fix that because of our vaccination. i guess the question is, can you trust surveil

david, what can you tell us? >> well, tomorrow, as you said, we will learn more about the evidence they have. we anticipate the charges -- two things, we anticipate they will relate to taxes that should have been paid on payments, benefits to trump organization executives. this will not just be one or two missed tax payments. this is alleged as a conspiracy or something that happened over a long period of time. we don't believe this to be the end of the case. i think this will be the first charges, but i don't think we are seeing the end. we are seeing the beginning in the hopes that weisselberg will flip. >> weisselberg has been the key this time. the question was, we knew investigators were looking around weisselberg. we know in the past investigators looked to michael cohen. initially, he had not flipped. he had been -- had a search warrant. he had been charged. then he ended up striking a deal for testimony in exchange for leniency. clearly, that's the number one fear for donald trump or people in his orbit.

>> rachel scott, who was on the air with us today. rachel, thank you. >>> now to team usa at the olympics and simone biles withdrawing from team gymnastics event today and her deeply personal explanation. james longman from tokyo. >> reporter: tonight, heartbreak and resilience at the women's team gymnastics. hearts stopping as star olympian simone biles stumbled on the vault. confusion as she's seen back in her track suit and then the 24-year-old shocking the world, pulling out of the rest of the competition. >> i didn't want to risk the team a medal for kind of my screwups because they've worked way too hard for that. >> reporter: teammates suni lee, jordan chiles and grace mccallum stepping up. biles cheering them on from the sidelines. but in the end, it was a silver medal behind russia's gold. biles saying that she stepped aside to take care of her mental health. >> i say put mental health first. it's okay sometimes to even sit out the big competitions to focus on yourself. >> reporter: another shock. japan's naomi osaka dealt a

we don't need the first amendment, they will watch over us and shield us from information that they deem inaccurate. ultimately, this is just the latest and perhaps the most frightening excuse to exercise power over your lives. shifting gears, breaking earlier today a federal judge ruled that deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca violates the procedure act. stop approving new applications for the time being. as a reminder, daca is an obama era immigration program that prevents certain illegal immigrants from being deported. joining us now for reaction is the cohost of "outnumbered," former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany along with fox news contributor joe concha and former senior advisor to president trump, stephen miller. thank you all for joining us tonight. i want to start with you because you've been so involved and engaged on immigration policy for president trump. what does this ruling mean tonight? >> the ruling is a huge victory for the u.s. constitution. unfortunately, the judge did stay his ruling so it's not going to mean the work permits in the governme

leaving us in the dark about specific charges until then. although they're expected to be focused on tax related crimes. the post also reports that ellen weisselberg is expected to surrender at the manhattan district attorney office tomorrow morning and will be arraigned later in the day. the trump organization, the entity, the company itself, will also be arraigned and represented by a lawyer. these are the first charges resulting from the nearly three year investigation into donald trump and his businesses. trump himself is not expected to be charged with any crimes at this time. charges against his business will of course, exacerbate his legal issues. charges against weisselberg could increase pressure on the longtime what -- to flip on his boss. joining me on the phone is david fahrenthold, who broke the story. david, what more can you tell? as >> well, tomorrow, as you said we will learn more about the evidence of the manhattan da against allen weisselberg. we anticipate that the charges fell tomorrow -- will two things about them, they

i don't know what it is and you don't know what it is but he will tell us, next. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have some breaking news and are awaiting a lepress conference. in texas, one officer was killed and three were injured after a standoff, and we will give you some updates. switching gears, and larry elder has entered the race. gavin newsom is building a war chest from far left silicon valley and hollywood donors to try to stave off defeat and the recall, and newsom and the democrats have approved a direct cash payments including illegal immigrants. by the way this is also guaranteed income. today they reinstitute a mass mandate it with regards toin either of you being vaccinated. now perhaps the name most talked about also to run against newsom and to jump in his former acting director of national intelligence ric grenell. he's made his decision on whether to enter the race. rick, yea or nay? i tried numerous times. >> there is the deadline of tomorrow, and i made a decision not to run. t

god wants better of us. >> god wants better of us. that's a good one. >> and another deleted tweet, posted after the leak of the infamous access hollywood tape vance wrote quote fellow christians, everyone is watching us when we apologize for this man. lord help us. and in march of 2017, vance tweeted quote, in four years, i hope people remember that it was those of us who empathized with trump's voters who fought him the most aggressively. some of his other remarks cannot be haphazardly erased. in a february 2016 usa today op-ed entitled trump speaks for those bush betrayed. vance argued that trump's policy proposals ranged from quote immoral to absurd. two months later, vance expanded on that thought in a "new york times" op-ed writing in part quote mr. trump is unfit for our nation's highest office. vance also likened the future commander in chief to opiates, calling him quote cultural heroin. also recall that vance openly supported former cia officer evan mcmullen for the gop primary. not donald trump. in a tweet which remains vis

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used as well as hunter biden. there was part of their strategy. they would use code words for themselves. joe biden was called the big guy. tony bobulinski told us that. he was called the chairman. he had a lot of names that they used to code on the laptop. it's evident, you can crack the code easily if you speak to some of the people who were involved. >> sean: i always ask you the unpeeling of the onion. three years of investigation and proven right that the russia hoax was a hoax. when american finds out everything on that laptop, a lot of which hasn't been made public, how out raged do you think the american people will be? in other words, will this tip the balance? a lot of wrongdoing. the media would have a reaction if the last name was trump. how bad will be this? >> well, go ahead -- >> it's untenable for joe biden. when people realize the extent of his personal involvement going on for his entire career. >> sean: and john, what are you heard? >> i went through every email on the laptop. over 90,000. every

this is outrageous and the democrats are using blacks as malcolm x used to say as political chumps to advance whatever issue they want to advance. it you don't like voter i.d.? call it racist. you don't like the police? say anybody who's opposed to -- anybody who wants to back the police, they are racist. you don't like critical race theory? you're a racist. this is sickening and it's got to stop and we are going to stop it right here in california, god willing, if i enter this race, sean. >> sean: leo 20 terrel, are you going to support larry if he runs? >> come and! let me see. yes! yes! i am! yes, we need -- >> sean: look at that! larry, we never would have thunk it, let's put it that way. leo, let's get your response. >> jim clyburn did do a 180, let's call that what it is. he's lying. he is reversing -- he's a liar. the white house is lying, stacey abrams is lying. you don't hear jim crow 2.0 anymore because the polls don't lie. what they did was this. they allowed aoc, rashida tlaib, omar, to lead the democratic party over the cliff they're going to get annihilated that the midt

the water used to lap up where those trees are behind me. that means aircraft -- >> signs say this is all evidence of climate change. we're seeing it in more lakes across the country. the dangerous heat wave moving in yet again. >>> in the meantime tonight to the chilling words heard in newly released body camera video from the attack on the capitol. this new video shows the suspect can be heard yelling at the officers, you're going to die tonight. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, graphic new videos showing just how vicious the threat was that officers faced defending the capitol january 6th. >> you're gonna die tonight! >> reporter: the new footage from police body cameras showing the utter fury unleashed on officers on the steps of the capitol as they protected a key entrance. officers beaten as they fought off the mob. in this video, one officer knocked off his feet. the mob preparing to drag him into the crowd. another officer seen here lying face down, surrounded, being beaten with a baton, in some of the most violent imagery

where they colluding with china to help cover this up using the fake news and using the tech oligarchs who censored this? those of the types of questions that we need to continue to get out there to the american people to expose this corruption and what it really amounts to, i believe, that this really swayed the election, because any type of scandal like this would have been blowing up beyond belief before an election in october. >> sean: i know you're friends with him, work with peter schweizer, jason chaffetz. we now know that this hard drive exists, but yet nothing seems to be done about it. why? >> because there is a bit of a cover-up going on at the moment. remember i am a distinguished fellow at the government account ability institute, i do work with peter but what he's done is his cross-referenced some of the data from hunter biden's laptop with the fbi -- or the secret service records released by senator johnson and another business associate with hunter biden. so they are very careful about what they're looking at here, but there is direct evidence that joe biden himself --

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stay with us. (music) ♪ ♪ >> sean: new and explosive developments tonight surrounding hunter biden's hard drive from hell as peter schweizer, who's been reviewing the materials on the laptop, he confirmed to me that materials on that hard drive prove joe biden was a direct beneficiary of hunter's nefarious foreign dealings. remember, joe repeatedly said he had no knowledge of hunter's dealings. he said it repeatedly, i have no knowledge whatsoever, never once spoke to hunter about it, but we have pictures showing him meeting with, yep, hunter's business partners. we have emails showing hunter was setting up meetings between foreign business partners and his father while he was vice president and remember the revelations from tony, came forward and said that he met with joe biden and talked to him about his business deals with hunter. joe was lying. and while joe was vice president this was all going on and it doesn't stop there because hunter's art dealings, by the way, are still shrouded in se

police using barrier trucks to rescue stranded drivers. this tropical storm expected to hit new york city tomorrow morning. 50 million people all along the coast at risk of flood flashing. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee leading us off again tonight with the latest track. good evening, ginger. >> reporter: good evening to you, david. i do think flash flooding will be the main threat for everyone going through tonight. however, elsa has caused a tornado in ever state that it has touched. so, we need to start with the imminent threat of tornado watches that extend through virginia, into the delmarva peninsula. maryland and delaware, you're next. now, i want to take you through the timing because you hav hhi . tonight, it will move into the jersey shore. the overnight hours. long branch, seabright. look at the rockaways, through long island. that's 5:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., new york city, just watch. all the rain we just got is going to cause even more flooding as elsa comes through. and then, from providence to

it used to be where america's posture is. i don't think i have a sense of where america's posture is now. karen: as much as president biden says he doesn't want to be in the business of nationbuilding, you look at what is going on in haiti, you look at central america, strengthening these countries is the administration's strategy to getting control of the border. the fact is, every president says they don't want to get into nationbuilding and every president ends up having to do it. judy: a lot of lives lost, lives changed, money spent in that country. bringing it home, new york city had its primary elections a couple of weeks ago and we now know who the democratic winner is, eric adams. former police captain. not the most progressive or liberal in the race. he only won by one percentage point. what does it say that he won, given his background? david: it used to be you could tell how somewhat he was going to vote by their income vel. that is less predictable now, it is education levels. the democratic party, we have three w

they use liberty to attack liberty. they use the constitution to attack the constitution. i've been around a long time and i will be damned if i'm going to sit still for this. they don't understand the american people. the american people are not going to roll over and play dead. the american people are going to speak out. let me tell you what's going to happen in 2022. at the mansion types and the others who pretend to be moderate who play fdics with these american marxists, you are going to get blown up.lone every damned one of you is going to get blown up. kiss your career goodbye. you may be trying to force your will on the american people now, but it will not last. that's what's going on in this country. i feel it and i know it. that's what i have to say. >> sean: the great one, i want to say this about the book, last thing, if you don't mind, six, seven chapters in the book, you lay out the case of the challenges this great country faces at this current moment in time, chapter seven is over 10,000 words, which is a lot for a chapter in the new book, and oswe choose l

it's like a different world for us here. we are the second coldest cotry in the world and the snowiest, and we are dealing with something we are not use to. it is extreme, long-lasting, and it's beginning to have health effects, environmental effects, and economic effects. judy: what do you know about the science behind this heat wave? what is causing this? everybody wants to understand, is it connected to climate change? >> it's like a dome. it's like putting a dome stadium all the way from the arctic circle to california. the air gets trapped. it gets progressively warmer. it squeezes down and gets hotter and hotter, and no weather can get in the way. we often say, every time we see an extreme event, we say, is this climate change? we've hidden behind the fact that we say,limate change doesn't create whether. -- weath er. it doesn't create heat waves and forest fires, but it contributes to it. there are many factors that create extreme weather, and the physical factors, but now we are realizing there are human factors. thi

we don't need the first amendment, they must watch over us and shield us from any information that they deem inaccurate. ultimately this is the latest and perhaps the most frightening excuse for exercising power over your lives. now shifting gears, a federal judge ruled if that deferred action for childhood arrivals violates the administrative procedure act. the judge ordered that the department of homeland security to stop approving new applications for the being. as a reminder dock out is an immigration program that prevents certain illegal immigrants were beingll deporte. joining us now from reaction is a call list of "outnumbered," kayleigh mcenany along with fox news contributor joe concha and former senior advisor to president trump, and stephen miller. stephen, i want to start with you because you've been so income involved and engaged on foreign policy per president trump. what does this really mean tonight? >> of the ruling is a huge victory for the u.s. constitution but unfortunately the judge to state his ruling so it's not going to mean that the work permits and the governme

>> will reeve leading us off. will, thank you. >>> let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee with the latest track tonight as the storm now prepares to move right up the coast. ginger, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, david. that's why we raced up here ahead of it, because we will be feeling impacts. so, i started the morning in tampa and now worried about it here for friday morning. so let me take you through the timing. tornado watch in place right now. i was actually just on the phone with my sister who is an officer in the navy at kings bay, georgia. looks like they had some damage from what was likely a tornado. that is now sliding with those outer bands up. savannah is in the tornado watch. then tomorrow, midnight to 6:00 a.m., charleston, you should be on alert. those heavy bads of rain will make their way through myrtle w up through raleigh, even charlotte could pick up the back side of some of that rain. but up the i-95 corridor it goes, david, as you said, and into the atlantic aga

that's it for us, "special report" suspect next. hello bret. >> bret: hello, greg, continuing flattery week that was a fantastic segment. you are a lot taller than people think. have a great show tonight. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, we are covering three major stories and we will get reaction live from florida republican senator marco rubio. the stock market tumbling today on fears about the inflation, and concern about a possible resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic and the delta variant. president biden saying price increases are temporary it's up to unvaccinated people to end the pandemic. also walking back his condemnation of one particular social media platform. there is a wild scene today at the southern border as the immigration crisis continues there we will take you live to the southern border. and we will get senator rubio's reaction to all of that we begin with covid and president biden. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live on the north lawn. good ev

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peter doocy starts us off tonight from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. president biden says the long-term effects of covid-19, so-called long covid will now be recognized as a disability by the federal government and that is as officials within the biden administration announced a new vaccination mandate on the entire va hospital system. veterans affairs is going to require all docs working in facilities have going to have to be vaccinated. >> jennifer did you know that explains whenever a veteran or step foot they deserve to know could we have done everything in our power to protect them from covid-19. covid-19 57 groups including the american medical urging vaccination for all healthcare workers and all state employees in california now have a choice. get vaccinated or wear a mask and get tested. >> individual's choice not to get vaccinated is now impacting the rest of us. >> in new york, workers need to prove vaccination or wear masks and get tested, too. >> in the city government employee does not we

fred rick thank you so much for joining us. describe, what you're seeing and how it compares to the height of the pandemic last winter when many hospitals were overwhelmed. >> thank you, stephanie. to put it in perspective, we have two served last year and now the current one, starting on june 1st when our inpatient census for covid was 26 and today we are at 128, which is the highest census we've had the entire pandemic. 36 to 128. last year our peak started on september 1st and it took us 150 days to make that same escalation. so it's alarming to have your patient census with covid grow that fast over such a short period of time. we've had plans in place the entire time but the ability to deploy tat, over the last couple of weeks. >> let's talk about that mr. frederick. what shortages if any have you experienced to care for these new patients? i understand that having enough ventilators has been an issue. >> we certainly strained our ventilator resources last week and we pushed them to the edge. we have a number of ventilator

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and i want to take us back a little bit. we are coming up on the 50-year anniversary of the war on drugs. it was 50 years ago this summer that president nixon called drug abuse public enemy number one. we have been weaponizing our justice system against sick people and disadvantaged skmunts and communities of color ever since. in 1986 after the tragic death of the basketball player lynn bias. >> right. >> congress passed a bill that created a 100-1 sentencing disparity between crack cocaine offenses and powder cocaine offenses. we have been making progress in reducing that disparity. and the equal act would fully and finally eliminate it altogether. >> there have been tens of thousands of people that have been unfairly, in my opinion, disproportionately incarcerated for decades under that law. let me turn to marijuana. in a dissenting opinion this week, one of the supreme court's most conservative justices, clarence thomas, wrote that the current federal marijuana ban, quote, may no longer be necessary or proper to support t

here's what it tells us about masking. it tells us of your fully vaccinated, that means two weeks after your last dose, then you are highly protected and your chances of both getting sick and transmitting the virus to someone else are low. and that's why the cdc came out and said that if your fully vaccinated, because of that low risk, you don't have to mask indoors or outdoors. there is some circumstances where individuals may decide they want to continue masking, may be there in an area at high risk, maybe they live at home with him vaccinated individuals. there are also circumstances where localities may decide they want to put in more restrictive measures and that is absolutely their right to do so but the science is clear if you are fully vaccinated that your risk of getting covid-19 is low. >> bret: last thing, when it comes to planes and transportation, you're thinking maybe we are not going to see those masks go away anytime soon? >> welcome it's a good question and it's something the cdc is actively evaluating. as

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we should use language everybody uses to communicate. by the way, he's a very bright guy and they will call you a socialist no matter what you do but it's better not to go out and say you won because i believe the taxes are strong, robust safety net and strong environmental protection. i don't think i'm a socialist but i have the same view as host in my political party. >> thank you both very much. appreciate your time. >> thank you, erin. >>> indicted cfo alle allen weisselberg removed from several positions at the trump organization. >> they stormed the capitol. >> who is they? >> the trump supporters. >> bullshit. i'm sorry, you don't know who those people were. >> and texas house democrats fleeing the state about to arrive in washington d.c. part of an effort to stop texas from passing a controversial voting bill. a state lawmaker on his way to washington at this hour will be "outfront". it's the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-bala

thank you for bringing us up to speed on that. you like the institute of virology, they are building a another three of them. don't forget about the new episode of tucker carlson today right now on foxnation.com with douglas murray. the man himself tucker will be back tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern. have a great evening. sean hannity right now. >> sean: thank you and welcome to hannity and tonight, more baseless lies from democrats who continue to insist that voter i.d. laws in georgia and texas are racist but somehow not racist and biden's home state with restrictive laws in delaware. plus, more shocking footage from new york as crime spirals even more out of control, new video showing a violent mob attacking an off-duty firefighter and former senator barbara boxer in california was just mugged in northern california. also tonight, of breaking a new report detailing the long-standing ties between zero experience hunter biden's heart dealer in the country of china. a big shock. to him coming, boxing legend which foreman is going to

on wednesday, give us more time. let us have the weekend. well, yesterday on the sunday shows you heard give us a couple more days. they're definitely getting closer but a lot of those sticky issues are still in question. we're going to continue to see exactly where this goes. but they really, at least when it comes to goal setting they are really trying to get something done in the next couple days because august recess is right around the corner, the house right now is still expected to leave for over a month starting on friday. and you'll need that chamber once the senate tries to pass a number of pieces of legislation to wrap up infrastructure week once and for all. >> thank you both for your reporting this morning. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the u.s. men's basketball team lost its tokyo opener to france. richard haass calls that defeat a metaphor for what's going on in the world. he joins us to describe that. >>> plus wildfires continue to rage across the west coast and they are causing big problems, even thousands of miles away. >

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on the roof they show us how close taliban positions are, just on the hill above us. these men have only been fighting a matter of weeks since the national army came under so much pressure from the taliban. given the intensity of the fighting in this valley, it seems clear that the security forces in afghanistan need all the help they can get. there are government security forces all aaround the area. the militia hope to buoy collapsing morale. anger at the white house's decision to leave runs deep but so too does the will to fight. >> we feel left behind byhe americans. they didn't honor the agreement. they abandoned us in the middle of the road. if the taliban want too take over they'll have to kill every last person here. jane: these men have come from a different area but local villagers are also present. just down the road we came across this man offering to help the police at a small outpost. if the taliban came here, then they can come to my house too, he tells us. so we have to defend ourselves. as the afghan mility struggles to stop a sweeping taliban advance

broadcast for this wednesday night, with our thanks for being here with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues, at all the networks of nbc news, goodnight. etwork of nbc news, goodnight tonight on all in >> that then sparked some backlash from some members of our legislature who went so far as to call for the dissolution of the state department of health. >> the madness of the republican anti-vax push has new covid cases start to skyrocket amongst the unvaccinated. then, after biden's bidens impassioned -- trumps endorsement in pennsylvania. plus -- >> these tax payments are going to lift more than half of the children who are currently in poverty, out of poverty. >> the life-changing tax credited being directly deposited in america bank accounts of americans tomorrow. and big plans. >> we are getting this done. >> a whopping 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure deal. >> so this is, i would say the most consequential piece of legislation being proposed since the great depression. >> one of the architects of this deal, senator bernie sanders joins me live. all th

>> they run policy through us, and they try to run us over all the time. they thought they would do that again here. we made it so clear to them what they were doing, ask p now that the press and everybody's covering this and they realize how bad this policy is, they're trying to walk it back and trying not to own it. i think it just shows that our walkout ask paying dividends already and make ago real impact for the people of texas. >> and representative johnson, these other legislatures, georgia and others are trying to put this these provisions about what happens after people vote. what can we do after the votes have been cast to try to continue to control the outcome of an election. they strike me as the most terrifying things in any of these laws, and you have managed to defeat this one in texas. as i say, that must feel like a huge win at least on that provision. >> it is a huge win because that provision was critically important. they changed the standard of proof that one has to prove and then they removed any evidentiary requirements of actual fra

nicole saphier with us. doctor, let's start with the medicine and let's start with the science, the cdc guidelines. if you're vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask in school. that's what they say. if -- the cleveland clinic, if we are following the science, if you had covid, you don't need to get vaccinated. if we are actually following the science correctly, doctor, if i'm wrong, but we have now had numerous studies about therapeutics, regeneron, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, that show that taken early it can mitigate symptoms of covid-19. am i following the science right, dr.? >> well, sean, i can tell you that the current recommendations continue to be very myopic and as you mention, yes, being fully vaccinated is one way to protect yourself and your family from covid-19, but as we have learned over the course of a year and a half, natural immunity as well gives some protection. whether or not it's as strong as vaccinated immunity, there is still a debate there but i can tell you that those who have