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sometime maybe in the next century. yeah. i care more about my american people than i do about the migrants, to be perfectly honest. senator bob menendez said we shouldn t be militarizing the border with 1500 troops. that s exactly what we should be doing. this is our country. we re supposed to be a sovereign nation. we re supposed to be in charge of our borders, but we re not. and now we have one of the last enforcement mechanisms which is going to expire because joe biden got rid of everything else. what did he do when he first took office, halting deportations, getting rid of remain in mexico, not wanting to build a wall. and the border chief tweeted in one week alone we have 55,000 world wither apprehensions, 18,700 getaways, they re allowing it to happen, and something like 138 pounds of fentanyl when just the inof a pencil is enough to kill someone. they want this. we know nothing s going to the change until we get joe biden out of office. you ve got to get a republican in ther
in hillary and chelsea went to new york city and got a taste of localhost hospitality. maybe judge jeaninee will address that inof the nexti hour. she s sitting in for sean hannity. we hope that she does.tality. in the meantime, best time wit t time with the ones you love. we ll see you tomorrow. she is the tucker. e is the tucker. great show. t great there s a lot to talk about tonight for sure. welcome to this special edition of hannity . i m judge jeanine pirro. infrasonic will be back tomorrow night. but tonight, all eyes are on the manhattan criminal courthouse in new york city, where the 40 fifth president of the united states , donald trump, is expected to be indicted as early as tomorrow morning. these unprecedented charges from the state of new york could range from a misdemeanor to a low level felony derived from a novel legal theory about an alleged payment to a star six years ago. but today, in front of that grand jury, the state s key witness, michael cohen, was