these races are razor thin. laura , i d like to think republicans will run the table on all of theswill re. i can t say that with any degree of confidence. probably this timer or next week whether or not that, in fact, happens. what are your thoughts? i mean, i think we are poised for a historic winause because, john , people can t ignore the truth. and they know thatand sinceof 2 january , twenty first of 20201, one , their lives have gone in the wrong direction. their lives have been on the decline in a major way,or of course, since joe biden took office as president of the united states . and whether it s that they lost their job due to histh authoritarian vaccine mandates, whether in november of 2020mandt two, they stilesl can t find baby formula because, yes, thats is still a problem. stillmaybe it s people that dot feel safe in their neighborhoods anymore. someonheir neighe who knows so y people who have died from the fentanyl crisis happening i in america right now, that s
laws that disproportionately impact the community. so voter i.d. laws disproportionately impact trans people because trans people ares more likely to have ide s withot the name that they go by and the gender marker that reflectse how they present. tucker: got to say, it s kind of compelling. i mean, we were for voter i.d., but now that you re tellingw yo us it hurts the trans community, go ahead and commit vote tellir fraud. fine with us.go ahe sean hannity next. having a hard time keeping up with all this. i support voter laws. can we keep it simple and all right, tucker, thank you. and welcome to hannity. all right. if you in a little . well, turn your stomach. six the midterms only six days away. conditions look righ days t fora a major wave election. and while the polls are now generally good for republicans, you re not goingre to hear anything. pollyannis th on this program. ovdon t like the idea of overpromising and delivering. . the only thing that s going to matter i
okay. and by the wayjo, joe s conspiracy theory that republicans want to take away your social security and medicare, what social an ug message full of lies as hillary clinton herself put. republicans are so horrible that they should be disqualified from even voting.. if you re a mega, mega republican , you shouldn t even be allowed to vote. take a look. tell me how the attack on paul s pelosi struck you and whati did it tell you about the state of r the right in thiigs country and the hate toward a powerful woman? well, i think your questionf anw kind of answerers itself, joy . there s always been a streak of violence, of, you know, racism, misogyny, anti-semitism, as you said, we re seeing a whole political party. and those who support it, those who enable it, those who runn under its banner, engaging in
let me tell you something i haven t seen a fire was out of him. i mean, he is like, we are going to pound this economy. we re breakingun up the mountain .d this by the way, everything we assumed in september when we crunched the numbers the, they e going to go higher.th and this is the worst. by the way, this is the worst intraday reversal on a fed dayrg in history. reversal in a fed day in we were up initially. we cratered into the close.niti the only thing tha creatt stopps the closing bell.mb nec we would still be going down at this very moment. powell was the was breathing fi. his job is so insurmountable, he knows he s going to become a public villain. there s nothing he can do.know his s fightingit monster that ws created under the guise of free money, modern monetary theory, free money cures everything. right? it was gender justice, environmental justice, racial justice. all it s done now is made the the poorest americans poorer. and ironically, japoorest ameril saying he s goin
the interesting things that we re starting to seth de with democrats is they ve gone from policy to really just attac a personal attack against their opponents. what they re tryinksnst theineno is raise their base of support,r raise that turnoutt,. most of those races that you re, talking about, sean, will be decided by less than four fou to five people per precinct. and when you think about it, you can look at a dining roomsai table and said, you know, ifodyt everybody at this dining room table doesn t vote in sor precinct, it could have an effect on the outcome. and so i it s critical whether you re in pennsylvania, pe, nevada,orgia f those swingl o states where you ve got senate candidates that are in real fights that you turn out. but listen, i m optimistic that the american people will put forth a ballot that sayspe we v had enough of the last twenty one months. i can tell you, i wa ys talking to a candidate running for congress. and guess what? presad a call from