v yeah, itanvors was amazing. and yet, you know, at the same time he says he helps her.s he says on a dime. he goes all around the worlde wo with her and all arounrld county to support her. i that must be a heavy burden for hieavym. it must be. you know, i watched this wholede intervieveraw. t impo he talked several times about how he gets to travel now. he gets to meet importanrttople. tgs people. but he assured us that is always so busy when the phonuste rings, she int must answer it. yes. i mean, this entire interview reallyerke doesn't make us feely more comforted that she is really a heartbeat away fromr being our president of the united states. and. yes. prest of thed st is. tommy. anyway, thanks so much fors being with us tonightomi.r bet.e and everybody, make sure you tune in to the five every day, weekdays at 5:00. that'sdays a where you'll see mh and that's all for tonight. thanks so much.

and welcome to hannity. and breaking tonight, all eyes they were on capitolll a today as james biden, that is president joe biden's brother,ms that he testified before lawmakers as part of the ongoins part of thg impeachmenta and his day got off to a well,s interesting before he even. began. at wellta, see,r smok i smoke crack at the whiteite hs house. >> excuse mee?. ources >> now, my sources have been telling mel that jim basicallyrd came off as an old person. gue if you've heard thiss befoe with a faulty memory. well, probably a nice guy. sound familiar ?? sounds like the family excuse. now, according to a copy of hisd opening statement obtained by fox news, the president's brother tellin bfog lawmakers, h quote, i have had a 50 year career in a varietys of business ventures. >> oh, that's true. now, joe biden has neverventurey involvement or any directdirect involvement, indirect

in financial interest in in those activities, in. really? and why did politico report this weekend that you use joe's name to promote a hospital? james biden that subsequently collapsed, but you got paid. he reportedld but y also took ie with the characterization of hisllc, llc, the lion wholer group as a shell or holdingtand company, saying that he instead understands it to be a typical corporate structure before adding that an llc provides certainly legal advantages and a corporate name can give some rather ties to a business operation. here's the problem, jim. the biden llc don't appear to have served any other any business function. according to chairman komar, who will join us in a minute with jim jordan and jason smith and one of the biden granddaughters in this case received money from one of these llc. cswhat did she do to earny. that money? i really like to know what did the children d whe childro to??

get paid? now let's take a closer look at lie and hall, for examplelett in august of 2017, hunter allegedly wired the group $150,000, according to the oversight committee,sigh two wen later. sarah biden. that would be jim's wife. jim'what drew $50,000 in cash fm lion hall and deposited into put her and jim's personal account? and the kicker, less than a week after that, sarah biden allegedly withdrew the money and then wrote a check to joe biden for, $40,000 for a, quote, loan repayment. now, that brings us to the biggest issue at the center of of this. joe biden himself and his alleged involvement with family business. here's the problem. now, for years, joe biden hi ntime said he never one time ever b discussed businessusines with hs family, not his son, notnot anyo his brother, not anybody, fortaw that matter. it's important that you understandhare abo what about tl is an outright provable lie

that the media well, the mob,te they just don'll butt to tell you about it. >> take a look. there's this testimony nows tew where one of your son's former busigems associates is claimin that you were on speaker phone a lot with them talking businessng . is that what, never talk business? and i know you got a lousys tha> question. >> well, what do you it's. why is that a lousy question? i could tell how y is not true. >> how involved were you in your son? i knew shakedown, text message.e were you sitting there? wered? are you all right?o! where are you know, your vicepo president? >> how many timeke tons have yor spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? deal show him my son overseas. i have never discussed with myg. son or my brother or anyonese else anything having to do with their business, period. you stany yourd by statement thu did not discuss any of your son's overseas business. >> yes, i stand by that statement. now we know that's not true.

hunter's former business partner, devon archer. he blew the lie. this lie wide open with his testimony before lawmakers. accordin parterg to the transcrt of his testimony. archer said that joe was put on speaker phone with those business contacts, including foreign nationals, quote, maybe 20 times that at least he knewnh of because archer continued, you know, they wanted to sel wal the brand. >> was hunter the brand or bra joe the branndr ord? is now, all of this is corroborated by another former business associate, that being tony bobulinski, who during his transcribed testimony said, quote, fromhe my direct personal sai experiene and what i've subsequently come come is clear to mee br that joe biden was the brand being sold by the biden family. the now, according to james, comasne oversight committee, joe biden met nearly every foreign associat e in his family, received money from how convenient. convenient., now that they're facing questions, it sounds like everyone's goinge

to suddenly have amnesia. i don't know where and it just kind of reminds me a little bit, you know, like the mob leaders when they show up u in court in their pajamas and in their cases, it was all an act. but here's what we do know. joe biden, in his ow in words, bragging on tape about i said you're not getting the billion he leveraged the billion us tax dollarsillion to ukraine unless you fire a prosecutor. whorthe who is investigating what burisma the oil and gas giant that was paying his son hunter who sat on the board . here's what the bidens still can't answer. why was hunter biden being paidn millions of dollars sitting on the board of burisma in the first place? we now know, based on his own words on good morning america, he had no experience in energy, none whatsoevenor. he had no experience in ukraine, admittedly was admi to hard drugs at the time. why did the russian oligarch alen a vitorino, why reportedly, why are three and a half

billion dollars to hunter? and why did she allegedly send another 100 million to a hunter lake linked real estate firm, a claim that devin archer repeated during his transcribefs testimony. and don't forget the angry ap. sapp message this has to do with the chinese oil conglomerate known as cfc anyway, to a chinese associate . i am sitting here with my father and we would like to understand whi amy the commitment was not fulfilled. that was allegedly senment was y 30th, 2017. we're awaiting your phone call . . well, a couple of days later, magically, $5 million, according to james coleman, ends up right in one of those accounts. those ll oc is now why was e the family enterprise paid all these millionse of dollars from china, russia, ukraine, dollnbidensxico, kazakhsta and more? >> what services did the bidens provide these countries? >> and hunter was admittedly, again addicted, not to like t

weed or alcohol. no, he was addicted to crackac cocaine. no experience in these countries? no experienc couor te in any of. industries. so why was he paid all the mone y and why were the grandchildren paid? med of course, you're not going to hear this from the mob, the media, their mob mentality is to protect joe biden at allu costs. up until recently, they wouldn't even point outrecv the obvious that joe is a cognitive mess. they're nothing more than ane extension of the biden press office. >> and a lot of questions offics they do need to be answered. >> anyway, here with reaction, house oversigh wt committee jim chairman james colmer, house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan and house ways and means committee chairman jason smith. good to se hoe you all. all right. how would you characterize james comer, the appearance jim by jim biden today? did you get answers that you w were looking for? >> well, we got him r on the record for lotking of things. you know, it was just striking some of the answers to some of the questions. for example, he didn't realize

that cfc was affiliated with the chinese government, cc though every big company in china is affiliated with thee government. we realized that he evenrn thouh he and hunter biden took took in millions and millions of dollarsom from this chinese provunist party backed entity called cfc. he never provided any meaningful back to cfc. we learned that while joe biden was vice president, there was another diamond that was gifted to hunter biden. so he actuallyonds got two diame from the chinese. >> one while joe biden and vice won immediately after joe biden vice it. >> so there were a lot were a lji of questions that we had. jim biden gaven gave us a lot of answers. and now it's a matter of our. next deposition with hunteren ws biden. we're going to try to figure out if if, in fact, joe bidengeo telling the truth. >> let's get your take.

jim jordan, you wereur there today. >> yeah. jim biden and hunter biden kicked the rest of their business partners out of the deal with cfr becaerc, and cfc is willing to do it because of the brand. thmember brand., it's the money, the business, the brand. they were willing to go into businessto g with jim biden,bid. jim biden, who had numerous failed business ventures , ture jim biden who hugged multiple people, hundreds of thousands o of dollars. ll they're willing to go into business just with hunter, jusat jim, because of the power of the brand, the influence with joe biden that that would entail. they the chinese energy company does jo. and sean, you're exactly right. through it alle we, there are fr fundamental facts that will never change. hunter biden gets pu bidt on bod of burisma. hunter biden gets paid a bunch of money to do that. second, he's not qualified to be on the board. he said so himself. 30, asked for help from this prosecutor who was applying a. pressure to burism and fourth, joe biden goes over there and conditions the releas condite of one in americanof tax dollars on the firing of the prosecuton tar who is

applying the pressure to the company. hunter biden sat hunte on the bd of and made a million bucks a year. that is an official actiondollaa public official to benefit his family. and then, of coursenefite, thers the cover up that happens at the department of justice, that two brave whistleblowers came to jason smith and told us about. so that is the bulk of this story,t and that is what we make sure we got to make sure the american have t people understand. >> jason smith, let's get your. your takth let'se on the the i , questioning of joe biden today . >> sean alesl james biden was doing today was protecting the family brand proven at every step. that's what they do best. th the brand. they sell access to the brand around the world. bra and i would remind the viewers, the brand is president is joen. we have numerous whatsapp messages and emailus what's prod to us by the irs whistleblowers that show james biden was intimately involved along with hunter, tony bobulinski, a

rob walker and others, in selling access to his brothers, to foreigners. we even have an email. sean provided to us from tha the whistleblowers that james biden is on, showing those same business partners discussingesrs profits of a chie business deal which included for 20 held for james and ten for the big guy. soor for james to sit there tody and say his brother had no involvement in these business dealings and no knowledge is completledge hogwash. john. let me ask, you, james colmer. he went into the llc in his opening statement in greatt specificity. >> you've had an opportunity . you're very familiar with these llc. you were the first to point pointed the on thised program. were these llc used for any other legitimate business? like, for example, i have an llanc now, llc, for example,t i put money in. i invest money in the hopey in that maybe i might get a returne on the other side of it.

but real money, real, real business activity. what were these llc is used for? do you see any real business activity? whatwhat services did they prov? and what did the.t i'm trying to know what the grandchildren. what did they. what services that they providee provide. you get paid by these entitieswt . well we asked the giveexac biden what exactlytly his varis llc did and he said they were consulting. he was a consultant. what were you consulting? well, he was consultinsulting with american political leaders like newsom. and he he even mentioned rick scott, which we never coultandd understand what he was consulting with rick scott. but 99% of the people that he was consulting with, we're democrat political leaders around the country. and he was introducing the owners of cfc to the american political establishment of the democrat partray. a lo

>> now, that's called lobbyist. that's what a lobbyist does. ta and when you're doing that for a foreign entity that's called a foreign agent, jim biden's never in his life been a registered lobbyist, muchs ne less registered as a aa foreign agent. but that's what it appearsagent. his businesses did. now, what he tried to says about all the millions took from this chinese communist party backedo ccfc cfc was he? he and hunter scouted out and looked for investments for preschinese government, which, number one, we shouldn't have anyone affiliated with the united states trying to help china get their foot in the doorn ou in our american econom. but that's what they were doing. but thend the questi we asked t, okay, which investments did you find for the chinesed we communist party backed cfc? >> and he said, well, we neverni thulndthey werd find any. so they were just getting paid from the chinese government for. the biden brand and that'snc what this whole scheme is about. it's an influence peddling arhemee pedali, and they were dt

with our adversaries around the world. i think. the transcribed interview today with jim biden prove that. >> all right. let me ask you, jason smith, because a lon t of this revolves around a lot of money. james commercenvolve identifiedr $20 million worth. there are a lot of peoplr e within the committee that have told me and right here on this program, they believd meate they might even go north of $50 million. when all is said and done, whe n you find it all. a but we got to start right at the big lie. the big lie was i never onceo my spoke to my son all my brother or anybody for that matter, about the foreign business dealingsn busineealings.. okay, then can you explain whyin joe biden was meeting with, for example, elaina potter reyna, the russian oligarch, former first lady of moscow at cafe milano other, and other foreignn business partners. thatyou explaiern the 20 phone calls that devon archer testified to that bobulinski clearly a confirmed, i guess, in his deposition.

can you explain why that big lie does not not send off sirens around the country in terms me coverage t of something like this? because, you know, if the last name was trump, it'd be very different. well, that's exactly right. sellfact the last names biden, they've been able to sell dol millions of dollars worth of access. that's why joe bidene had dinnr with hunter biden's business associates. that is, there's been numerous phone calls with hunter biden and james biden's business associates is because the biden has received multi millions, tens of millions com of dollars. >> people should be completely outragedpletel by that.ts they have a president of the united states based on the facts. and we have sean that will probably go down as the mostt and compromised president in america's history. , >> let me ask you,bi

james kamarck, because the twot big i think more flagrant examples both have to do have te energy sector, one with ukraine and burisma, the other and withd with china. can you confirm, for example, r the case of burisma, james colmer, that in fact in of 2015 that it became official obama administration policy, that that ukraine had made so muchthat ukr progress it were, in regards to corruption ,that they deserved a billion in loan guarantees, that that was in octobern octo 2015,t to by december 2015. ufive days before joe went to ukraine and leveraged that billionjo that that joe biden got a phone call from his son hunter in dubaiexecut with burisma executives at a time they were sayinivg they ha a dc problem five days later that joe goes leverages the billion and son of a b, they fired the prosecutor that burisma wanted fired and as a result of that action w as vice president hunter continue to get paid while addicted to drugs with no

experience. is that an accurate timeline? 100%. yeah. and we know that that was the their policy because that was the policy of the john kerry state department. ow that >> okay. so that, you know, that wasdoub the policy. and, you know that that phone call happened. t abou you have no doubt about that phone call. mm-hmm. s. t me t all right. jim jordan, let me turn to you. yeah. , go ahead.r >> i just think devon archer, devon archer said hunter biden called aft after he got the request from the executives from burisma. hunter biden called d.c. quests, tw he also said hunter biden called his dad and gave two answers. in that deposition, victoriaanse nuland at the state department six months before that, said viktor shokinpartment, grt the prosecutor, you're doing a great job. keep up the good work. twnths beftwo months before joen goes to ukraine, the interagenc ty committee saye we think they should get the $1 billion loan guarantee. but joe biden changes right when he goes. chs whhe the change. the only thing that could have prompted that change is the cal tomptl he got from

his son. >> well, let me ask you, >> h, jim jordan, to follow upis as this issue of whether or not joe biden benefited from all of this as it relates to the cef. m it seems that hunter biden implicates his father a lot. ideni'm sitting here with myy fh father between everybody he knows my abilit y to hold a grudge, you're going to regret not not following throug folloh, but five days lan did they not get $5 millionlc sent to one of those those llc or shell companies? >> is that true? >>d? they tfirme >> that is exactly what happened. and then a few months before that, wheno close th they're tru to close the deal with cfc? hunter biden's been working on it for monthsnton. sea >> there's a dinner at the four seasons in washington, d.c. it's the eighth executivesv from cfc chinese individuals there with huntees, r, his busis associates, associates. jim excuse me. n makejoe biden makes a drop in. stops it at the lunch, does a brief little to all the folks and then leaves. and a few weeks later, a $3me

million comes in and the agreement gets finalized. so that's the pattern. e call whether it's a phone call, whether it's a dinner, whether it's a drop by, whetherttin it's sitting beside hunter biden when he's doing a whatsapp message, the chinese, the heads of the cfc there, there's always that element there. that's the brand, that's the money, the business, >>e bran td, how this thing operated. >> let me ask you, jason smith, ca hannityn you identify any ses that any of the bidens get t actually to get these tens of millions of dollars. any i anything that, you know, that they did for these would countries that would? have warranted that kind of payment, all that they didd c was provide access to the brande which is president joe biden. that is what they were paying for. that alland that's all thatrigh. they delivered. >> all right. let me ask all three of you a final question here. and it has to do with the fda. 3 1023 form and this fbie fb informant that was arrested. now, there's another name that i think you all recall and hiophes was christopher ste.

>> and christopher steele waads the one that had the put together the hillary clinton bought and paid for dirty russian dossier money she funneled through a law groupssi. to hire an up research firm that hired christopher steele. s he turned out not to be credible. they, by the way, they were warned about thahe turnet in aut of 2016, before the 2016 election by bruiser that, it was political. don't trust it, but they did it anyway. questiomy question is, now we a guy that worked for the fbi yet agaie n, another source that turns out to not be credible. and i'd like to know what is wrong with the fbi. my understanding underst is thia was working for the fbi as an informant for 14 years without even having authority to break the law to get to the bottom of crimes. i'd like to understand why tha the fbi keeps hiring informants that they tell us yearstters. and years later are not credible, not one that actually matters. >> can you explain that? james come, r? well, look, with respect to thel

informant, all i about thee. informant was what christopher wray told me. aid hehe said he was one of the highest paid, most trusted informants in the bureau in the entire bureau. and they had used him for over a decade, and they had successfullye bured hi used him in prosecuting some criminals. he wasn't a factorfactor i in te investigation because we didn't even know who he was. we just know knew th knew that a was a 1023 that alleged joe biden took a bribe, whichin was consistent with what we found in romania and china with how the bribe was allegedly disbursed through the different shell companies in the different bank accounts. so obviously, we want it investigatedinvew wh, but we ner knew who the informant was. all we knew of what christopher wray said. now we see that the fbir arrested him for one. it doesn't make sense. it's not the same treatment that we saw when the fbi figured out that this steeleth dossier was fictitious. you know, and jim jordan,s same question. onr does the facitioust that ths one piece of the puzzle negate

jones lies negate the payments, negate what you've identified a corporations negate the ten fa being paid from these foreign entities. some of our top geopolitical foesforeig, as much as i know, e critics of all three of yours would like to make that into the bigges the bigt deal. wit the same people that went along with christopher steele's every little worr s evd britain. and i just want to know whyle ta they keep messing this up. how is it possible that the greatest what's supposed to be the greatest threabe --t? brady >> well, i would also say scott brady, u.s. attorney in the western districtin, t th pennsylvania, checked out this this confidential human source. and he tolrce.he told us ine his deposition under oath that he thought this guy had the conditio gd thn of credibil. he checked him out some. so that's what we knew. but what's interestings in, sea, is in 2016, it was a russian operation. thentrumnp russia collusion, we knew that was baloney. robert mueller told us that. and in 2020, the laptop was a russian information operatione

. that was baloney. who knows? maybe this guy lied to the f that maybe lied. it's all maybe they're right. but i just see a pattern that seems to be developinvelopg over the last three presidential elections. n too. mantterelection and that's if you act like a nice old man, just very w forgetful. you know what? maybe that seems to be the new defense and maybe, all. americans will be paying attention to that. >> thank you all. appreciate your time. when we come back, new york attorney generala taoel james. she's now threatening to seize former president trump's new york buildings. we'll explain. we'll get reaction vivek ramaswamy. also, biden was forced to givebi away his dog commander. new documents reveal 24 secret service agents bet maybe afterh 10th one. maybe they should have maybe pulled the dog away fromf pu the agents. >> just sayin. straight ahead. love on farm is going next level. do you see yourself having kids? where do you see yourself

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state like new york, and here's a state where we have on two examples of the cops getting a living. adamting schiff kicked out of tp by illegal immigrants. the first group of people,ts they go to jail, they get out, no bai.l. tate they head out to the state of california, the sanctuary state of california, freernia c health care. no consequences in this case. noalfo body got harmed. you have a disclaimer to say, don' t go by our evaluations. you have a judge that values mar-a-lago at 18 million. and here we are. what are you next? we have ron desantis come out as he knocks because i don'tu think either one of you are like by the media mob either. me too too just for the record. >> yes. so you show me the man, i'll cri show you the crimeme.that was ts a famous saying from stalin's chief of police. that's stalin's how the prosecutorial system is now working against donald trump. toda iy. not only was this not a victimless crime, sean, you want to think about the doi people who did business with donald trump. they made money off of those interactionsess not just averao

consumers, but financial institutions. so for her to bring this case, i think is a legal and unconstitutional violation. >> and when that's overturned on appeal, she's now talking about seizing trump's residences and real estate properties. i want to know what propertyntsn of letitia james is going to be seized when this is overturned on appeal for the damage this is doing to our country and to trust in the standara james'd oe rule of law in then united states of america. we need accountability when is athis is overturned on appea. but for now, i'll say this is ao travesty of justice and should not happen in the united states of america. i agree you and this is now getting to the heart of where we are. i mean, we're nonow criminalizig political, political differences. we've weaponized justice america. there's a two tiered justice system. you can se justicee that certaiy in the documents case, top secret, classifiedcase information, hillary servers deleted, subpoena emails, broken devices, bleach. but then you hav bidene joe bid, four separate locations, no

raids, no charges nothing. can you explain that to me? what has happened to this great constitutional republic that i by to be, you know, governed by equal justice under law and equal application of our laws? >> every american shouldequal ai this regardless of where they stand politically. >> that's what i believes. dre >> this isn't the american dream. this is thamthis. e american nightmare. and this is not even about donald trump. it's about every other at home hoo is now at risk of prosecutorial abuse as well. i think one of the great things that happened for this country was in the las fant week seeing fani willis actually testify in that caseh in the, john, thee are the american public was able to see bear. these are the people whodonald t are actually pursuing these cases against donald trump. people have no ide have a about basic geography or the basic idea orao the understanding of the law as well. these are not the people that our founding fatherr fosbe envisioned should be in charge of, let alone prosecuting a formerinrosecuti president of the united states and somebody

who's running for president of the unitedf the ates states. they're rolling over in their graves. we're supposed to be a countryt. with, regardless of your skin color and yes, regardless of youn thrr political belief. there is one standard of the rule of law in theitical united. america. and i'm grateful that donald trump is standing strong , that he's actually said it beautifully the other night, stanally on fox at the townn ha hall, he said it, you knowll what my vengeance will be? success will bd hie vengeance. there is a trap to try to baitoa somebody to come after them. it and so many different directions that you get them to crumble or to make a mistake. i'm gladmii'm gl to see him goig in the other direction to say that, you know what, we're going to chase successsallhase.i it's success is unifying. success is how we win. and, you kno i w what?t wi i have full confidencehi that that's exactly what's going to happen this november, even thougerthoughh they've cred a complicated path to get there. >> tell me whyt th you're soe so confident that will happen. well, look at the end of theerin day, i do have confidence in the american people. >> for me, once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. m i was just in south carolinae. today.

the enthusiasm for trump was palpable, but the enthusiasm for this country was palpable. i >> people in this country realize we live a 1776 moment right now. >> we talked about our foundinrt fathers and setting into motion one standard of the rule of law. >> thiins is a 1776 moment toda. and i think people across thisle ituntr ay hope people watching at home feel that sense of responsibility. it's not just another ordinary election. we're talking about tax rates being higher or lower. this is about the basic ideals that our country founded on. i think most people understand that, sean, and we're going to be strongerl ber on t the ote of it. all right, vivek ramaswamy >>yb e we'll see what we'reek. in south carolina this week. thank you, sir, for being with us. we appreciat sir a apprecie it. when we come back.ked even biden is being asked what the plafor n b for democras come election day. well, gavin newsom be onet the ticket. governor ron desantis, he weighs in. he's coming up nex?rot. wh also, why biden was forced to give away his beloved dog commander. ed maybe he should have given them away 23 bites ago. we'll straight ahead.

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to ignore democrats, they find themselves facing down a very tough question. if not, joe biden, who areho at the top o, th thef list, will obviously be the vice president, kamala harris, perhaps the only democrat less popular than joe biden. now, harris alread democray saye is ready for the top job. you. should instill a lo thet of confidence in you. >> take a look at the past of power. se a look. hade you for one sec, one minute have a debate. and i ask, with all due respec st . but, you know, would you areo th you capable are you ready >>e and doto the rol whatever this country is immediately ready? >> all right. not's talkutw let's talk about r prominent liberal from california, that being governor gavin newsom. biden himself was asked if tri his trip to california week was to prepare newsom for a presidential run. well, joe rogan, pretty popular podcaster. he seems to think that mayl ge happen. >> take a look. no, i think they're going of get ridt ri him. i think they're going to move him out. they're going to force him to step down. that's 's what if i what i think. if i had to guess and it's just' thatulatioren.

i'd say they're setting up gavin newsom for it. that'sthat's what i say. that's what i think. that's what it looks like to me . >> now, newsom has doneo his best to cover up for joe biden, sayincog on this show multiple times that he would not run for president under any circumstanceyces.s and even saio comment was. up next, take a look. under any circumstance>> u, woud you get in this story? >> no, none. >>u acceptstance. any circumstae and you say it's a hypothetical, yes or no? >> no. t i've said i don't know how many times i can say just making thissa up about a shadow campaign. >> if they come to you at the dnup.c and joe is incapable of running, they ask you, are you a hard no. >> and it's not even it's not even optional. >> he's doing fantastically. all right. joining us now, florida governor ron desantis is with us. he was in south carolina this week advocating forressio congressional term limits. i stilnal think back to that debate. that was a fun night. i got to thank you, governor. pe the people of your state. i've hadn a placeflor in florir over 20 years, but now that i've moved down here and this is wher

e my new home,, full time best decision i've ever madion e. and everybody has been really warm and welcoming me. >>l for that.gratefu >> thank you. you >> well, no, we're we're glad to have you. you're not the only one, as you knowknow you. n fo i know you've had a lot of friends that have been moving down for manyr many, manu years now. you and i used to joke when you when when you finall trigger.y got to pull the trigger. i know you had. but i'll tell you, you know.od. >> yeah. you jab me pretty good. and you, because i like it.kept yeah, yeah i know. you kept saying, and we were waiting to see when it would happen, but i'll tell you on this new something, you know, the democrats are in a pickle becausnd we on the one hand,my you know, we see biden sixhe fried short of a happy can meali he can't even give a two minute statement without them filmingtm 20 jump cuts just for him to deliver a certain message. so. clearly, people see that the media can try to dress that up ,but voters are on to that so they can look to someone like newsom, who doubt is a slipperyd

politician. he stood on that stage. people and i when when we had a debate with you and tried to tell t somehow california didn't have a homeless problem, didn't have a crime probletm, but california had lower taxes than florida. like nobody believes thinobodyvf ,but he does do it in ways that that are that slick. the problem, though, i think, is he also stood on thatou pre . when you pressed him and he endorsed biden fully. d he said biden was an a-plus president. he endorsed all of biden's policy. so if he were to rune , he woule get saddled with all those policies, but then he'd have to answer for california. the yet they have the biggest budget deficit in the country, $70 billion. they have homeless problem s. they have an exodus of people. so in some respects, you know, n it's the worst of both worlds. you have biden's policies and thatd bad record, as well as all the california dysfunction. and all we have to do is runap. commercials showing that san >> hcisco no map.

>> and i think people would the understand right away. >> yeah, a sense, by the way,alo that debate, he's now signed a law allowingwinge health freee to illegal immigrants in his sanctuary statn e of california. i think the country would have a hard time with that position alone ha. >> governor, if i want a doge and i love dogs, i really do. al i've had three dogs in my life, actually, four. i loved all of them with all. my heart. i just think the world of dogs. but if you're dog bites one person, that's a problem. how is it possible they allowed this dog to bite 24 agents before they finally said, maybe that's enough? what? do -- tohow do you i mean, to m, at that point, it's criminal. s >> yeah, well, first of all, fir shawn, wste recently so i have a a first grader, a kindergartner and a preschooler, and we just adopted our first dog for the kids. so we rescuee kidsd dog out of g homeless out of a dog shelter theiallahasseeof.

so our kids are having the time of their lives. i think all kids should be able to gro d w with dogs, but you've dog. got to care for the dog. and i think maybk e what happenb was this dog was just window dressing and they probablyly w weren't giving it the type of attention. so it kept acting out. so, you know, i could just tell you this. you'd rather be a dog at the florida governor's mansion than at the biden white house. >> i can tell you thati can . >> let me ask you this. i know that you've been pushingr and i i characterize term limits this way. and i know you're leading the effort to now maybe get a constitutional amendment on the issue of term limits. idi i've always said about it it's a bad idea because i'd w like believe that an informed public would vote.t. people in and out. but we both know the power of incumbency and how difficult it is to beat an incumbent. has however, i call it a bad idea whose time has really come. and maybe if we sent people for a short period of time,

washington, maybe they would go with the let me t let me vote for the american people, withs, with the with the understanding you're going back home to your real lifn oe in a couple of yeal so you don't have to worry about reelection every seconect >> well, first, on the issuevote of like voters get trs go. the fact of the matter cho is incumbents rig the process for their benefit. so the reason why 98% of incumbents get reelected is not because 98% are doingthev a good job. it's because they developed a systeme ded where it's almosa impossible to defeat an incumbent. and so if it were an even playing field, maybe that argument would matter. let me tell you thisatter. hav,. we have term limits in florida for our legislature. what happens is people kno go they know they're going to be there for a limited period of time. so their incentive t thot to be there the rest of their life. their incentive is to make a differenceiv. ce, leav their incentive is to leave a legacy, tackle the big issueas . and i think what you see washi right now in washington is they always want to pass the buck. t the number one thing they do is to just try to perpetuate

themselvesrpetuate office. we've had an awful run over the last 20, 30 years going from 6 trillion in debt to 34 trillion in debt. congress has passed some disastrous piecesrillion ei of legislation over the years, and it's just not working. orm. so i think that this is a reform. and whether you think it's a bad idea, whose timed or come on good ideas, time has come, i'll take any support we can get. depublicans and democrats across the country, voters believhe ce that term limits wod make a difference. >> and i do, too. o toright.u back. governor ron desantis, great to have you back. governor. good to see you. maybile we'll round two. maybe we'll invite gavin back and put you the two of you together. that would be fun to do one more time. all right. when we come we comek back, a d chase between police and, an illegal immigrant all caught on tape. this will blow you away. breakingand breaking tonight, s new information about the terror threat at your the great victor davis hanson. >> straight ahead, the dentist

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at nearly 10 million, when you look at the countries, irasn ,egypt, afghanistan, china, russia. tens of thousands. victor davis hanson, you're a lot than i am. am. i don't have to be a genius to say with a high degree of certainty on 99.9% that it'si not. ift' it's when that we are going to be hit with a terroristf th attack, because most, if not all of these people are unvetted illegal immigrants that joe has steadfastly refused to enforce the laws of this land and allowed in this country. >> your reaction r absolutelyeg and begss the question, therees are so many downsides. >> there's all downsides. there's inequalityinequali with citizens versus illegal aliens. they don't need ids to get. on a plane. they don't need a passport to go back and forth. you orrt i or your listenerso in can't go in a hotel and say, i need a room tonight. free t so that asymmetric s

asymmetry is justut stunning.wh and then the national security dimensions, we don't know who these people arethese people why are 25,000 chinese nationals coming in? nalsno one knows.y so the question is why, seanis? why biden the people who control biden doing this? and i thin.all wek we can come p with is they want to change the demographic. thvee degraphic. that 2020 wasar a revolutionary moment. the united states histornty, o 60 to 70% of the people for the first time in history did leownot show up on election day. >> and some of the key swingthea states, they feel that it's very hard to authenticate ballots that are. there. it's not hard to get somebody voting maybe not qualified to vote or doesn't have a properl in mail in or early bal. and they see opportunity there. and at's onei think that's one f the reasons. and they want a constituency for entitlemen at redistributiog ,big government. but there's no other sensible explanation by why a president would be so nihilistic n and do

such damage to his own country, except for pure partisan advantage. you know, iran is the numberr th one state sponsor of terror, syria their proxy. >> theu have in you've got egype of the muslim brotherhood, afghanistan, home of al qaida, which apparently is now back inc and training mode. according to a report i saw. to, then you have china and russia are number one and number two,mr geopolitical foe, i don't believe, of the tens of thousands from those countries combined to here because they want a better lifne themselves or their family. >> do you know at alle taki the don't. i think they're taking of tm. ge of the systeng >> yeah. i think the vast majority are taking advantage of the adva. ause t they're not they're not refugees. they're here either because they to get a better life thonomically, better run, or fleeing some criminal exposure in their home country, or rpurps they nefarious purposes. al we thef that being truees still can't figure out why the president, united state, who's the custodia custo

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