donald trump was president. "vote for me," joe biden told us, "and i will shut down covid." >> i will put in place a plan to deal with the pandemic. i don't shut down the economy. but i will shut down the virus. i am going to shut down the virus! pa >> i am going to shut down the virus. >> i will put in place a plan to deal with this pandemic responsibly bringing this country together with testing, tracing, and masking. i'mn not going to shut down the country. i will shut down the virus. >> will: it would be a bit of an understatement to say>> a yer into his first term, joe biden has not done any of that. as of yesterday, according to the cdc, there have been over 816,000 americans who have died of the coronavirus. at the start of the year, that number was more than 364,000. that means in 2021, under joe biden, more americans have died of covid banded and all of 2022, when donald trump was president. joe biden has not shut down covid because he cannot shut down covid. neither can the federal government. no one can. the coronavirus is here to stay. no amount of boosters will stop the spread. as omicron is prooving. no lockdown will prevent another variant from emerging. in a stunning reversal yesterday, the president of the united states finally admitted to that. joe biden told us there is no federal solution to the coronavirus pandemic.pa >> look, there is no federal solution.s this gets solved at the state level. it ultimately gets down to where the rubber meets the road. that's where the patient needs help or preventing the need for help. >> will: that's a stunning admission because in saying that, joe biden contradicted almost every action his administration has taken on covid. in fact, it's the exact opposite of what his own chief of staff ron klain told americansos that joe biden would do if elected. quote, klain tweeted: we can't beat covid with and articles of response, and if donald trump will not use it to beat this killer disease, i know someone who will." starting in january 20th, 2021. what biden mean finally be realizing albeit in his own confused way it is that the omicron variant that is supposedly raging across the united states is more mild than other past variants. it may be nothing more than a common cold for most people. a study out of south africa, where omicron emerged, found the risk of hospitalization was 80% less than other variants, mainly because of pre-existing natural immunity. additionally, a new paper published in the country suggested omicron infection can strengthen immunity against other variants. study in scotland and england h. oklahoma, was much less likely to cause beer disease. even the cdc had no choice but to admit that omicron is mild. the agency just cut theen quarantine time for americans who test positive and have little to no symptoms from ten days to five days. it may just be that this variant, omicron, is our deliverance, that it can do what joe biden promised but could not do: end this pandemic. so much for biden's winter of darkness and death. it also isn't march 2020. we have vaccines for people who want them and regiments to treat people once they are infected, if you can find a doctor ethical enough to prescribe thoseug therapeutics. now that biden is acknowledging there is no federal solution foa covid, why do we need federal mask and vaccine mandates? consider biden's original announcement of the vaccine mandates. >> i am announcing the department of labor is developing an emergency rule to require all employers with 100 or more employees that together employ over 80 million workers to ensure their work forces are fully vaccinated or show a negative test at least once a week.ho we are going to protect. vaccinated workers from unvaccinated co-workers. we have been patient, but our patience is wearing thin, and your refusal has cost all of us. >> will: look, aside from grotesquely and wrongly claiming millions of americans, and aside from infringing on their personal liberties, no small asides, look how little of that seems to have actually done to stop the spreadable mike rohn. by now, most of americans know a triple vaccinated person who tested positive. that is not stopping pfizer and moderna from pushing a fourth booster shot which will soon be available in the u.k., germany and israel. it's worth negotiate that pfizer's ceo tweeted the following on april 1, 2021: "our phase three study showed our covid-19 vaccine was 100% effective in preventing covid-19 cases in south africa. 100%." he said on april 1st, 2021. i guess it was april fool's day. look, it's not just the mandates. if joe biden gives states the power to curve covid, we can get rid of the false prophet, saint anthony fauci. even as a overwhelming amount of data on omicron and natural immunity proves him wrong, tony fauci pedals fears and lies. he's addicted to his own prescriptions of perpetual lockdowns. just today, fresh off failing to cancel christmas, he went on cnn, of course, to try and ruin the next holiday: new year's. >> i would stay away from that. i mean, i have been telling people consistently that if you are vaccinated and boosted and have a family settingre in the home with family and relatives, but when you're talking about a new year's eve party, we have 30, 40, 50 people celebrating, you do not know the status of their vaccination, i would recommend strongly, stay awayre from that this year. there will be other years to do that but not this year. >> will: it's difficult to comprehend how tony fauci still has any authority. has there been a holiday yet he has not tried to cancel? as their single prescription or prediction of his, even one, that has stood the test of time? tony fauci's defenders insist listening to him is about saving lives, and we should "follow the science." if you hear someone say that, run. they are not interested in science and there certainly not interested in your life. if it is all about saving lives, why stop at covid? should we listen to public health bureaucrats and all of their silly recommendations? for example, tony fauci's health cold sedrick king eggnog at christmas was a mortal sin. raw or undercooked eggs, homemade caesar salad dressing, or eggnog. drinking alcohol, by the way, at new year's coming up, wouldn't be allowed either since the cdc recommends americans choose not to drink or drink in moderation. false prophets like joe biden have asked us to sacrifice our lives so that they might deliver us from death. we sacrificed, they failed, they lied. you can see why americans won't stand any more but anthony fauci's edicts or doomsday cults. it didn't happen when the moon's aligned at christmas. perhaps in the next quarter, the world will come to an end.om it may have taken longer than expected, but americans are waking up to this doomsday to cult reality. tony fauci will be the last person still in the tent peddling the kool-aid. clay travis is the founder of out cake and he joins us now. clay, great to see you tonight. i am glad you have your summer shirt on and december. i know you're in florida vacationing so i'm pleased you're here with with us tonight, clay. hey, why do you think joe biden has had this revelation? why now admit defeat? >> because it is impossible to argue at some point with the data and the straightforward facts, will. they tried, the biden-fauci -- but as we are speaking to you come sitting here in this winter of death, by the way, beautiful florida, thank god for ron desantis and actually following science for the last 18 months. will, since march of 2020, we are now going to have the largest number of cases that have ever existed in this country. that is despite the fact a massive vaccine, as you said, that has been -- despite all the criticism -- 95% of people 65 and over have gotten at least one shot. over 70% of adults 18 and up have gotten at least one shot. and they are starting to realize that the sales point they have made forever, which was of everybody got vaccinated, look at the nfl, look at the nba, look at the nhl, almost completely vaccinated, yet they are all static new highs to what they were trying to tell us was if everybody got vaccinated, covid would go away. the data is making it readily apparent that isn't true, and so they are not trying to pave it and trying to change the story. you you hear people mousing cases don't matter as much, it s about how many people are in hospitals, how many people are in danger and need protected. even the nfl, will come has done away with the distinction between vaccinated and unvaccinated players. this pandemic of the unvaccinated argument has gone up in smoke and they are having toci recognize reality as we set new records day after day. >> will: and clay, quickly, how do you think this ends? you heard me say, you know the nba has moved on to a booster, several countries are moving onto a third or fourth shots. how does this entire pandemic of policies and? >> it is way normal people decide they have had enough and continue to behave normally.o it is when everybody out there watching right now says my kids are not going to wear masks in elementary school. it is when people stand up and recognize that we are going towi have to live with covid for the rest of our lives and this idea of covid zero is gone forever and we have to learn how to live with it. i think that is where the vast majority are going, and will, i don't see this as democrats, republican, or independent, i see it as sane or insane, and team sanity is adding people every single day, and we are starting to get to the point where we have a vast majority here, and i am encouraged by setting the example and things like the way you open this show by opening peoples eyes to what the real truth is. >> will: yeah, clay, i don't think it ends with a boom, it ends with a whimper, with sane people beginning to ignore these doomsday cultists. play travis, enjoy the rest of your vacation.lt >> i don't think there is any doubt. merry christmas and happy new year to you. >> will: after you. anthony fauci continues to be proven wrong in a most every issue, from mandates and masks to lockdowns a natural immunity. it's way past time, way past time, for him to resign. in fact, it is amazing that anthony fauci still holds any sort of power. one of the reasons he does, though, is because so many of his parishioners work in the media. here is one member of fauci's colt who has worshiped at his alter from day one. i am a fauci groupie, thrice vaccinated mask adherent, i could watch this on capitol hill all day long. tony fauci come home under normal presidents is this trusted usually beloved advisor, who has an encyclopedic memory and knowledge. last night, going after tony fauci, while it was predictable was still an abhorrent and pretty brazenly political effort. it is the mugging of dr. tony fauci, who is respected and feared, i daresay, in the medical community on capitol hill, trusted by the public, but this man is a jewel. he is an international treasure, not just a national treasure. >> will: he is a jewel. fawning and embarrassment would be an understatement. charlie hurt is an opinion editor for "the washington times" that he joins us now. charlie, i am glad you got a kick out of that. i could hear you laughing along. let me turn to a more serious question. should anthony fauci still be employed by the federal government? should he be fired? >> oh, good lord, of course he should be fired. they probably should have been fired back by president trump at the beginning of all of this, when it was so obvious that he was getting everything o wrong. and of course, but obviously that is not happening, and ifoo you look at the past two years of this pandemic, to go different presidents two different parties, drastically different styles of leadership, and the one common thread throughs all of it is anthony fauci! and he hasn been in charge of this response, the government's response, from the beginning, and he is the one reason, and when you look at the deaths this year compared to last year, it is all his fault. tony fauci is the face of failure, and until -- and until joe biden realizes that, recognizes that comment gets rid of him, he is going to be a menace to our country. >> will: he has driven one solution and offered one solution only to this pandemic, and that is get vaccinated.lu nothing else has he offered to this pandemic, and it is not simply this pandemic, charlie, it is decades now that tony fauci has been in power, dating back to the aids pandemic, back to the '80s.th how do you think history will remember anthony fauci? >> i think with a whole lot of far more sober lens than when you get from the media certainly today. but it is amazing. when tony fauci goes out there and talks about how disappointed he is in people -- more people not getting the job, well, of course the reason more people aren't getting the job is because of him, he is theb. problem. he is the face of failure throughout thism. thing. and obviously, you know, as the sort of wings and we start to look at omicron and we start to see some sort of light at the end of the tunnel, what we are seeing now and we see it w from both biden and fauci, this grasping at power because honestly, i think for both of them, this entire pandemic hasas been more about power than it has about people's health or getting people well. joe biden used the pandemic in order to get elected. that is what he did. and they are doing it now, and when fauci talks -- and now fauci is talking about how donald trump poisons the well of the vaccines, are you kidding me? and outng he is talking about cutting the florentine time, five days, because we have to protect the economy, are you kidding me? now he is an expert on the economy after he has gotten everything conceivable wrong about the area he is supposed to be an expert in, which is health? >> will: let me ask you one final question, charlie, you brought up power. who is the most powerful man in america in your estimation? >> oh, i think it is tony fauci because clearly joe biden is not in control. we don't know who is in control, but he is frightened and he listens to tony fauci, and he is doing whatever tony fauci tells him to do. >> will: all right, charlie hurt of "the washington times." thank you so much for being with us tonight, charlie. >> great to see you, will. >> will: all right, sad news tonight, breaking news alert, former senate majority leader harry reid has died at the age of 82. this news just coming in in this moment. chuck schumer just wrote the statement, "harry reid is one of the most amazingng individuals i ever met. he never forgot where he came from and he used those boxing instincts to fearlessly fight those who were hurting the poor and middle-class. he is gone but will walk by the sides of many of us in the senate every day." senate majority leader, former senate majority leader harry reid, dead at the age of 82. that breaking news coming in at this very moment. moved to this now, ray epps is a name you should know. he encouraged americans to break into the capital on january 6th, and is curiously one of the only agitators who has not been arrested or thrown in jail, so where is he? brand-new photos have emerged of his whereabouts.re plus, the doj's case against the men who allegedly tried to capture mission can governor gretchen whitmer. that case is totallyly falling apart. those stories coming up and the conspiracy, the alleged conspiracy, kidnap whitmer, that's next. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> will: breaking news senate majority leader harry reid just died at the age of 82. and unfortunately, he is not the only death we are announcing this evening. hall-of-fame nfl coach an broadcasting legend john madden has also passed away at the age of 85. john madden an nfl legend, a super bowl winning head coach of the oakwood raiders, went on to become a legend in the broadcasting business. he was partnered up with pat summerall with fox and for many of us, he narrated our childhood, our memories come he is the voice of nostalgia. for me as a lifelong dallas cowboys fan, itt felt lii he was our local broadcast team because he broadcast so many games in that dallas cowboys dynasty. john madden narrates many of our childhoods and he is the name on many of our video games, and he will be missed. he is an absolute legend. rest in peace, john madden. remove to this now. on the eve of january 6th, an arizona man named array apps was filmed encouraging trumpn supporters to reach the capital and films doing same thing the very next day during president trump's speech, watch. >> tomorrow, we need to go into the capital. [interesting shouting] >> will: interesting to hear the crowd begin to chant as he encourages them to storm the capital. he knew reporting from revolver news shows after that second clip wepl play, he was on the front lines between rioters and capitol police. days later, the fda placed ray apps on the most wanted list and he remained there until july 1st, which was a day after "the new york times" reported that he had encouraged trump supporters to breach the capital but unlike almost every other person near the capital on january 6th, including people who didn't even enter the building or commit any violence, ray epps has conveniently never been a charged with a crime to this day. he hasn't even been arrested. so where has ray epps been? thanks to brand-new photos from the daily mail, it appears ray epps has been relaxing on his ranch just outside of felix arizona. the daily mail asked epps whether he had any involvement with the fbi and he answered by yelling at reporters to get off of his property. fascinating story. we will be watching. the department of justice's case against five men accused of plotting to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer is falling apart. the fbi's first arrested these men late last year, and instanty received endless praise from the media. >> militia men who were so angry about whitmer's covid restrictions in michigan that they were plotting to kidnap and possibly kill her over it. those men were ultimately arrested by the fbi. >> just hours at after the fbi expose a dangerous terrorist plot to kidnap her. 13 men were arrested in and alleged domestic terrorism plot to kidnap and execute governor whitmer for treason in an attempt to spark a second civil war. >> will: whitmer also thank the fbi from saving her from these men she says were trying to kill her. >> earlier today, attorney general dana national was joined by officials from the department of justice and the fbi to announce state and federal charges against 13 members of two militia groups who were preparing to kidnap an. if you break the law or conspire to commit heinous acts of violence against anyone, we will find you, we will hold you accountable, and we will bring you toin justice. >> will: but here's an update. in a court filing this week, the accused demanded the charges be dropped. the attorneys claim federal informants funded and encouraged theed plot, so it is looking moe likely this conspiracy never would have been materialized without the fbi's involvement. that is the allegation. julie kelly is in a writer for american greatness and has been covering this case from the very beginning, well plugged in, and she joins us now. julie, what and how would we characterize the fbi's involvement? what are the defendants saying the fbi did? >> well, the defense attorneys have been building over the past few months a very convincing and detailed example of fbi entrapment. now it is important to note that whenn gretchen whitmer gave that overwrought press conference, that was october 8th or 9th of 2020. early voting was already underway in the pivotal state of michigan. this case brought all kinds of national headlines. joe biden gave a statement, accused donald trump of inciting an act of domestic terrorism. i don't know if that sounds familiar. but what is happening is this case is falling apart. we find out there are at least a dozen fbi informants involved in this case that had fbi agent richard trask, who started the s arrested for assaulting his wife in a drunken rage after a swingers party, he action had been fired by the fbi. and almost impossible feat. the other fbi agents handling the 12 or 13 informants that were involved in this plot, they also have been removed from the case. justice department just informed the court that they will not be testifying. so this case is falling apart, at the same time it is exposing a really egregious example of fbi entrapment of innocent men to concoct this plot, make really negative headlines for donald trump, and voting was underway in the 2020 election, and now the trial is scheduled for march but the government's case is in a lot of trouble. >> will: quickly, julie, so mane alleges entrapment, where these agents where these informants, where the instigators, where the enablers, here is the question i think the court has two decided i want to ask you: would this plot have happened, would it have occurred without the fbi's involvement? >> it would not have. thet? only people who conspiredo kidnap gretchen whitmer was christopher wray's fbi out of his detroit field office. even buzzfeed and i want to can fend them their investigative work on this, reporters have acknowledged, but for the fbi's daily, hourly involvement, in ensnaring and luring theseg men into this plot, never would have materialized, and so these court filings are very illuminating. the reporting on it is, too, so we will see with the judge does in this motion to dismiss, conspiracy to kidnap against the five remaining federal defendants. >> will: all right, julie kelly who has been reporting on this story and many stories that you should be paying attention to, thank you for jumping on with us tonight, julie. >> thanks, will, thanks for having me. >> will: scientists are warning that info's boosters could actually lessen your immune system's ability to fight the coronavirus. you have to hear more about that coming up next. ♪ ♪ coronaviruru >> will: countries all over the world like ♪ ♪ >> will: countries all over the world, like the u.k., germany, and israel, are preparing to administrate a fourth coronavirus booster. it's not clear that there is any science to justify the endless boosters. on the contrary, some scientists are concerned that more boosters can lessen the immune system's ability to fight off covid. in fact, an anlysis in the u.k. found the pfizer's efficacy went down to 35% after 10 weeks. a physician and public health advocate joins us now. great to speak with you. talk about these continuous boosters. is this something that is is this something that is a public health good, always a public health good, to continue to receive boosters or are they a threat? >> yeah, you know, will, i have been beating this drum beat since last april when i first started talking to tucker. the issue here is immunity. and really, there is no way around it. what we need to be able to determine is whether or not every day americans are immune or not. it's not so much to vaccine everybody indiscriminately with 3-5 boosters. it's whether people have a high level of antibodies. this is the most strategic blunder the biden administration and dr. fauci are making. they are actually blocking americans and not encouraging americans to check their status of covid immunity. we were to determine the status every day americans immunity, a couple of categories of people become clear. i can tell you in my own practice i've been able to convince people who are not immune to get the vaccine, and they have gotten it. people are optimally immune and have had antibody levels -- frankly, i'll tell you, this is problem only, and i will repeat this, probably a scientific intelligence failure on the scale of pearl harbor because the cost can be measured in lives. >> will: yeah, i think failure at a minimum, why we have shown so little interest in figuring out natural immunity, that we have antibodies, do we need a vaccine? why has it been discouraged? i do want to follow-up this question i ask you, there are increasing reports out there, studies suggest there is such a thing as a vaccine dependency. if we keep getting these boosters, do we ever build up the ability of our immune system to fight covid? what do you make of these reports? >> look, there is a very basic phenomenon in immunology, called immunological exhaustion. the idea is toto continuously stimulate in a short span of time the immune system to hyperactivity, the clones of b and t cells that normally respond will become unresponsive and actually become tolerant to the virus, so that means a lack of immunity. i think it is a bad idea to be hyper immunizing people. i was a deviation from the science of i'm immunology dr. fauci and biden administration is really a seris national security threat, and that is because instead of focusing on the science of immunology and making sure every day americans are fully immune, what we're doing is is forcing vaccination on people, many of whom do not need it. for example, kids getting booster mandates and colleges, some of these kids have had covid and have had two mandated shots already in the span of a year. my own kid goes to boston college and boston college has actually mandated this. again, i would state is completely irrational. what we should be doing is working on antibodies and looking at antibody levels as many immunologists have been saying from the beginning. >> will: i think the number is easily 3,000 or more colleges are now mandating a third booster shot, and as our pointing out, there is potential for real hard with those booste. shots, and i just want to say this again, these people are not incompetent. failure is a kind explanation for what has gone on with theat absolute dis- interest in natural immunity. dr. hooman noorchashm. >> the problem is -- >> will: thank you -- >> the problem is administrators are making medical decisions they are not qualified to make and this is a federal failure on the part of the bite administration dr. fauci. i hope they're listening and change as quickly. >> will: because they are driving out a medical solution but a political solution. i appreciate having you on tonight. i would like to chat to you in more detail. this is not insignificant. or producers unfortunately just had to watcht. upsetting footage of antagonizing procedures on puppies. it is all connected to a federal investigation into a company called in vigo. in just one example of abuse, investigator alleges in vigo workers injected euthanasia drugs into puppies without sedation which caused the dogs immense pain. since september of last year, the national institutes of health spent over $1.2 million in taxpayer money buying beagles from this facility for experiments. this should not be happening anywhere, much less in the united states of america, and the head of the nih dr. anthony fauci has some explain them to do. daphne is a senior vice president at peta and she joins us now. daphne, great to speak with you. this morning, what do we know about these experiments and the nih's involvement? >> well, what we know is the nih spends about $19.6 billion a year on animal experiments, and as you mentioned, they have contracts worth more than $1.2 billion -- million dollars, i'm sorry come over the last ten years or so buying beagles from this facility located in central virginia, where how they buy puppies in hideous conditions, they have been cited by the u.s. department of agriculture for direct and critical violation for failure to provide basicic necessities of life to these nursing mother dogs and their puppies, keeping animals in temperatures as high as 92 degrees without airir conditioning, plunging needles into the heads of puppies to drain hematomas. depriving nursing mother dogs who are famished of food for up to two days, and so much more, and the federal investigation is ongoing, and i should mention that these dogs are being raised for cruel experiments that are useless, and it is not just our federal government and our tax dollars, but contract laboratories and universities f that are fueling this industry, torturing these animals with a variety of cruel experiments. >> will: daphna, i think it is important that we speak to people that we do not always aligned with ideologically in every issue and i think we might as well point out the obvious. many of our viewers watch her ip our probably skeptic of peta based on pitas positions on other issues, but this is not simply a peta issue, this is an investigation by the usda and a serious issue that spans government bureaucracy and it is a grotesque come as you point out. we cannot show some of the footage, just for viewers to no, we cannot footage on screen because it is so ugly and over-the-top. i want to ask you this one question and i assume you know the answer to this, why beagles? y $1.2 million on beagles? >> beagles are small and domicile, such a gentle, loyalal dogs, and unfortunately they are so submissive that they are east to torture without posing a public safety risk to their abusers. >> will: so because the breed isis loyal and trusting, investn that to do the worst experiments on. what an ugly story, daphna. thank you so much for being on and hopefully we can find out more and find some justice. thank you, daphna. >> thank you, do people want to find out more, please come to peta.org and see what you can do. >> will: democrats in washington state say we should go more lenient on drive-by shooting murderers, and guess what it is a part of? their fight against systemic injustice, systemic racism. that is next. ♪ ♪ your plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore... is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. try new vazalore. aspirin made amazing! (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ >> will: so a new bill proposed by democrats in washington state wants to create lower sentences for drive-by shooting spirit of the bill's sponsors say it is about promoting "racial equity," because apparently enforcing the law against violent drive-by shooters is somehow racist. jason rantz is a radio host in the pacific northwest and i he joins us now. jason, great to see you. how is punishing drive-by shootings racist? >> it is not racist but they sae apparently it has been used to go after drive-by shooters as it was intended and they just happened to be black. that is the argument that they are trying to make.pe that is the only argument that they could try to make, but obviously if someone is white and is committing a drive-by shooting, they too would be subject to the exact same law, so as it stands, this bill basically says it can no longer be considered an aggravating issue concerning first-degree murder charge. the aggravating factor makes it a mandatory life sentence without parole, so instead, you would be hit with a murder one charge, and that generally is 20-30 years punishment, it could be life in prison but that generally doesn't happen. the funny thing about this is this particular aggravating murder charge isn't used very often. in fact, one of the lawmakers behind this, tara simmons, herself by the way a convicted felon who madeke it into the ste legislature, she says it has only been used once. i don't necessarily think that is the case, this is not something very easily trackable, but let's say it was in fact usn just once, that literally means it is not racist, it is not being t used to target black peoplepe and this would have zeo impact whatsoever on racial equity in the criminal justice system. one time does not mean it is a problem. in fact, the argument should be we are not using it enough. >> will: so with the rationale, jason, that lawmakers and californians have used it to go about leaving shoplifting can for example, and small theft unpunished because they cite disparate impact on african-americans punished under those laws, so their solution was don't punish those laws, it is the same rationale with drive-by shootings. the vast majority of drive-by shooters are black therefore enforcing the law would be racist. here's my question to you, jason:l what is the racial makep of the victims of drive-by shootings? >> the vast majority of drive-by shooting victims are black, so if you're going to tell me that this is about protecting the black community, sorry, you are not protecting the black community. in fact, the community being impacted the most by drive-by shootings which happen to be represented by david hackney, the other state representative behind this bill who will not answer any questions about it, they are the ones who have been asking, begging for more help, including more policing to go after the rise in gun violence that south seattle in particular has been experiencing over the course of the last two years. >> will: i would suggest the drive-by shootings a disparate impact on black victims and i would ask lawmakers why are you concerned about the disparate impact on criminals and not on victims? that is a question i'm not sure we will get an answer to, jason, but you can search for it and i'm sure you will in your radio show there in washington state. thanks, jason, great to talk to you. >> thanks, will, appreciate it. >> will: so it turns out the unhinged maskless woman who beat up the man on a delta air lines flight, you've probably seen the viral video, she was actually an actress on a popular show, and by the way i think she also appeared in a popular magazine. i will tell you more about that straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> i finished second. keep that to yourself. >> i will try. i can't promise anything. >> will: the woman in the yellow is a former actress. after bay watch she was an nfl cheerleader and appeared in an edition of playboy. she was very talented. 2 years of insane coronavirus restrictions broke her spirit and she snapped and became a mask crusader. >> [shouting]. >> [bleep]. >> [shouting]. >> will: because of her meltdown on the delta flight is more famous than ever before. she was taken into custody by the fbi. it's a sad fall from the heights of bay watch. that's what mask rage does to a person. that's about it for us tonight for the show that the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. pete is in for sean hannity. pete takes it away right now. >> pete: i tried to put on my will cain outfit. let's just see you tomorrow night as well keep it going tonight. as new year's eve. i hope people watch that. well done tonight. welcome to this special edition of "hannity." i am pete had said and for sean. a prominent nevada democrat harry reid died at age 82. first tonight we begin with this: