0 authoritarian state. that is the destruction of democracy. and we can t let them do it. we re doing our part. thank you for joining us for this hour. have the best evening b with the ones you love.see you we ll see you tomorrow. and welcome to hannity. and we start with the fox news alert breaking tonight . we have all three major broadcast networks, fake news, cnn, msnbc, all happily broadcasting well, the dullest the most boringel. there s absolutely nothingng nothing new . multi hour democratic fundraiser masquerading as a january six hearing. going to and by the sounds of it, they re going to do hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of hours of t us produced by a former abc executive, 100% hollywood production with all the creative licensesere that wd go along with that. butt make no mistake, tonight s so-called hearing is not in good faith. it is not an honest probe into the security breakdown on that fateful day and we will prove that to tonight instead it is i a made for tv smear
legal scholar. hence his seat on the judiciary committee. booker attended not only stanford and yale law school but thenn in all the way to oxford university in england on the coveted rhodes sity. olhip he has quite a resume. if academic credentials still had any connection to ability or achievement, cory booker would be a very impressiveto person. but in this case we re going to have to grade on a t curve because cory booker has come a long way. coryry booker is from a world yw have never been to. oohe s a hard, unforgiving world of crime, decay and urban authenticity. cory booker from the streets of newark. he once described his world in an interview, quote, i still remember my first new month on the street. he said i walked up tot, this charismatic black guy, my it s called t bone, who is one of the drug lords. i said, yo, man, what s up? and he leased up in front me looked me right in the eyeye and said, who the blank do you think you are if you ever so much as look me again i m g
in front of the senate judiciary committee going f. it is something difficult they will say i can t answer that that issue may be coming before me. everybody is going to be combing through every comma in their regard to see if they can find a clue for what they would do. just watch the two female senators lisa murkowski from alaska, susan collins. that s why you are going to see at love pressure on them. you will see democrats two republicans if they could peel them away and say no, i mean, their handling of this process is going to be interesting. do they decide to be that vote for a justice that could potentially overturn roe v. wade. there may be a lot of people that think it s poorly worded. but this is politics. and there is going to be a message from democrats saying this court. this new trump court with two new supreme court justices will overturn the right to abortion in at least 30 states. shannon: you have to find somebody who has never written a opinion on it or
to be clear, slavery is evil. if you believe in the rights of the individual it s hard to think of anything worse than slavery. let s be honest, up wha until 10 years ago when a group of brave americans fought and died to finally put an end to it. slavery was the rule rather the exception around the world. it had been for thousands of years. plato owned slaves, sold dumb i consulted mohammed peace be upon him. many african tribes sold slaves in the state state too. before he liberated latin america, simon boulevard held slaves.he thein cherokee brought their slaves with him on the trail of tears. it wasn t something they learned from the european settlers. they were holding and trading slide domestics, slaves when crisper columbus alive stomach arrived. the point is if were goingf to
individually, not the full body of all three branches but what he wants to do, that should be the law of the land. you lead us nicely into the next segue: when my lawn needs a mow, i will call you, governor, to see if you re available. happy fourth, thank you. indeed. happy fourth of july. fireworks will will be goingf but the president is telling his cabinet to be creative. republicans threatening a lawsuit. so larry thinks the president is taking a gamble here ahead of of the mid-term moves. you have to be very careful with executive orders and executive actions. they must fit wasn t the rubric of existing law, and if you go too far you re bound to be slapped on the hand at the very least, probably by the courts or certainly by the congress. the second reason is even more