history. tonight we say good-bye to bill de blasio. in just a few short years he ruined new york city by almost every measure, he's been an utter disaster. since bill de blasio took over, murders in new york city spiked 50% and rapes up 26%. according to a report looking at data from the american housing survey, new york city is the dirtiest city in the country. new york city had more than 2 million homes with pest infestation including rats, roaches and nice. a state audit confirmed with the filth with sidewalk found to be dirt. under bill de blasio new york city transit is disgusting too. according to documents this year, subway cars have blood, vomit, urine and feces. in june there were 130 incidents of soiled train cars covered in poop, vomit and urine. when bill de blasio tried to run for president this show challenged him for that. >> the city is getting dirtier. a producer said he was this a crowded subway car and a man dropped his trousers and defecated. every time i go there is filth on the sidewalk. do you notice of that. you weakened the sanction against public urination? >> i have go all over new york city all the time. the city is more orderly and safer than it's been for many years. we will keep making it better. >> sean: bill de blasio didn't do anything to fix the filth. he supported removing the roosevelt statue out of a museum. he removed a statue of thomas jefferson from city hall where it stood for 187 years. it's no wonder hundreds of thousands of new yorkers fled the cityine before covid. the population dropped by over 200,000 from 2017 to 2018. the largest drop since the '70s. over 300,000 fled between march and october this year alone. former president trump summed it up best. bill de blasio is a joke. >> mayor bill de blasio taking questions for the first time as a presidential candidate taking jabs from donald trump calling de blasio the worst mayor in the u.s. if you like high taxes and crime, he's your man. the voters who know him best in new york city. a quinnipiac poll showed 76% say he should not run. >> sean: he cost taxpayer $320,000 for his security detail. he hasn't paid that back. in addition to the 850-million dollars taxpayers paid for his wife. we will be happy to see bill de blasio leave. first we would be remiss if we did not look back at his misses. first the death of the groundhog. >> he dropped it and it was found deceased on february 9th. >> sean: he tweeted and deleted himself of staring at a woman's chest. and sounded like a chipmunk at a campaign rally. >> [talking very fast]. guarantee working people by law 2 weeks paid vacation every year. >> sean: [laughing]. then this year, the clumsy and dumb mayor of new york city, the slob stuffed his face with french fries to bribe new yorkers to get vaccinated. >> free fries when you get vaccinated. i got vaccinated. [talking with mouthful]. i can get these delicious fries. think of this when you think of vaccination. yum! >> sean: if only de blasio cared enough about cleaning up new york as he did about putting the jab in your arms. you won't be missed. this is a columnist for the "new york post." are we too hard saying bill de blasio is the worst mayor in american history? >> i think you are being too kind. he is just awful! agent 8.5% of new yorkers voted him for a second term. it was apathy that voted him. he managed to unite new yorkers democrats or republicans, they are united this wanting him gone. he can't go soon enough. you played some of his great hits. started his rein of terroror by killing the groundhog. he dropped it on his head. it didn't like bill de blasio and he was too chicken to hang on to him. the poor groundhog died of internal injuries. that's what bill de blasio has done to new york. at the end of 8 years. new york is dying from internal injuries caused by bill de blasio. >> sean: i am a wisconsin guy. i had no idea he killed the groundhog. we have to add that to the stats of the murders in new york which are tragic. what i find fascinating he is so rich he would think after destroying new york city he would run for president so he could do that on the whole country. >> he is delusional. you saw that in the piece you played. it's ridiculous. he thinks he will run for the governor of new york. he is so delusional, he thinks he is a great leader. he talks about new york being the safest big city ever. that's what he inherited, a safe big city that was clean and where people were getting along and working hard and enjoying themselves. he managed through covid-19, that gave him all this power that went to his head. what there is of his brain. he was a dictator. he destroyed small business and destroyed the gifted and talented programs for kids in new york city, particularly under-privileged children. he just had no real philosophy other than this vague, hippie communism. this is a guy who was having to have press conferences regularly where he had to deny he smoked pot every night at the mansion. he his notable flagship policy was to legal marijuana so the stench of pot is everywhere in the city along with the stench of human excrammed. >> sean: why do i care for bill de blasio? -- i was in wisconsin and felt that way for a long time. the problem is when you see bill de blasio implement a vaccine mandate in new york and that's spreading across the country. that's why that matters. is de blasio's political career over when he leaves the office? >> well, he is absolutely hated in new york. no one was interested in him when he was running for president. he is a clown. no one takes him seriously. when he leaves tomorrow night, december 31st, everyone in new york will cheer and clap. the lasting memory is last new year's eve when he and his wife were dancing with the rest of new york was locked down. >> sean: thanks for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. jeffrey epstein lover ghislaine maxwell was found guilty for her role in the child sex trafficking ring. will anyone else be charged? this is a civil rights attorney. brad, welcome to the show. my question for you, you represent 50 of the victims. are any of your clients going to name names of whether or not there was anyone else involved other than maxwell and epstein? >> are my clients going to name other people? yes, that is going to happen. it it would be preferable if those people now would come forward and give us a call and talk to us. as we have seen by this verdict, it's never too late to be held accountable. it's never too late to come forward and share your story if you are a victim. >> sean: that's true. for your clients, the 50 of them, with this verdict do they feel there was some kind of justice served? this was late justice. this case should have been prosecuted a long time ago. does this verdict give them some kind of peace of mind? >> this verdict did a lot for them. the government the first time around with the jeffrey epstein case in florida caused them to lose confidence in the system and the government. this went a long way towards resurrecting that lost trust. one of my clients said we finally feel like we matter. that's a really really important statement. it's consistent throughout the 20 or more clients i had a chance to speak to since the virginia teched -- verdict came out. >> sean: there is speculation ghislaine maxwell may expose people as well. some may be wealthy and maybe royals. do you think she will expose who was involved in this sex ring? >> well, ghislaine maxwell had a chance for the last 10 years to tell all. there was a time where she could have ratted out jeffrey epstein and didn't. it doesn't seem to me she will tun rat now especially on her good friends -- she is the top of the pyramid. anybody she rats out is low on the rungs than she is. i can't imagine that would cut down or sentence even if she were to do that. >> sean: i was a prosecutor for 10 years and these cases destroy little girls. it's a crime that lasts with them for their whole lifetime. i am grateful you represented 50 other young women who had this happen to them. how are they doing? are they putting their lives together right now? >> well, having been a former prosecutor it's not a one size fits all. some are doing very well considering. as you mentioned, it's a life sentence for most of them. it's not pain and suffering that goes away even with a verdict like this. i asked about the sentence that ghislaine maxwell will receive which will probably be a life sentence for her. considering she was the cause of a life sentence of pain and suffering for dozens if not hundreds of young women, it's as close to justice as you can imagine. some of my clients are do well and some aren't. >> sean: thanks for doing the work. a person in canada was denied a mortgage because of his politics. how long before that happens in america? we will talk about that next. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: in america you can get kicked off of twitter and facebook for being a conservative and blocked from raising money on go fund me and be removed from the internet. what is the next step for political discrimination in is this country? in canada it's being denied mortgage for your political views. >> it's the nature of the business all together. i will be blunt with you, the bank has been trying to go away from certain clients where they are out there in the media with strong opinions, which is your business in a way. we are clearing some internal hurdles to make sure the bank is okay. >> sean: we did not clear those hurdles even though a banked at that same branch for decades. he was denied a mortgage because of his conservative views. he joins us now. it wasn't clear if you were denied because of your political views or you are a media personality? >> it was clearly our views. i had never several decisions with that mortgage officer. i want to make it clear our mortgage application was financially sound. if he said it wasn't financially sound i would have believed him. he was candid with me. i called him a sort of whistleblower. the royal bank is canada's largest bank and they do a lot of business with communist china. i wonder if they brought that to canada. they have thousands of clients in the united states too. discriminating against people for inappropriate grounds is called redlining and that's illegal in the states. this banker wanted to give me the mortgage. he said he was fighting against the head office and-s the head office that vetoed this mortgage application. i think social credit or cancel culture is here in new york america too -- this bank is in it america as well. >> sean: under the obama administration the fdic would put pressure on banks to top banking gun dealers, smoke shops. if you can't bank and can't cash checks and process credit cards payments, you can't do business in america. the power of banking to disrupt your life is powerful if you can't access it? >> yes, and in canada we have far fewer banks and they have more power. the royal bank is the largest in canada. there is a revolving door between justin trudeau liberals and the royal bank. trudeau aa -- appointed another executive to the senate. rebel news is hated by justin trudeau. we are one of the few conservative media in this country. it would not surprise me if the bank was doing him a favor. canadian banks received enormous bailouts over the years. they get more privileges than u.s. banks get. this is a political quid pro quo. even convicted murderers are allowed to get a bank account. i think is a scandal. i found out about it by accident because i had an honest local banker. how would you know if a whistleblower did not tell you? >> sean: you are 100% right. in the states the banks have fdic insurance. if you take away woke banks and the fdic charter, those are tools that conservative have to address this wokism happening in the banking industry. we will continue to follow this. -- it will be an increasing phenomenon across the country. australia turning into a hellhole. a person forced into quarantine camp joins us next with an update on the tyranny. >> sean: joe biden wants trillion dollars to build back better. he could print the money and probably will. if that doesn't work joe biden needs to make sure he can get the money which he plans to do through taxes. his administration will leave no stone unturned. the irs reminded americans in 2021 guidelines that stolen property must be reported to the federal government. if you steal property you must report its fair market in the year you steal it unless you return to the owner in the same year. the irs must expect billion dollars in new reported income next year. in case there are drug dealers out, the irs reminds americans that income from illegal activities must be included. you can't deduct illegal bribes and kickbacks from income. these guidelines leave a lot of questions. do you itemize your stolen property? are people who stole from you counted as your dependents? maybe the criminals can call the irs and find out. australia is a covid hellhole. citizens are stripped of their freedoms and forced into coronavirus quarantine camps. here's one person described his experience in a camp. >> waiting patiently to be fed. [inaudible]. the cops come around and tell hear to stand over here. to sip tea she took her face mask off and the cops came around. it was a bit intense. >> sean: an australia senator was forced into a quarantine camp even though he did not have the roseanne barr -- coronavirus. we warned americans how our freedoms are at stake. >> this is a lesson for the united states. in australia they gifted powers to the bureaucrats. we were told it was two weeks to flatten the curve and not on the basis it would be 2 years for a lockdown and vaccine mandates. the bureaucrats across the world and certainly in australia they never want to get out of their warm bed. they are holding on for dear life. >> sean: he joins me now. alex, welcome to the program. as an american i watched these videos of law enforcement arresting people who are out without a mask outside and hear your story. it's outrageous. you were quarantined in the covid camp and didn't have coronavirus. were there other people there who didn't have the virus as well? >> well, the answer is yes. there were many, many who were quarantined in a similar way. that's part of the issue. one problem we had that we told this was a 2 week to flatten the curve scenario. we were pursuing a zero covid strategy. the levels of testing are extraordinary and restrictions are draconian. there were meals produced 3 times a day. the door was knocked on like you were in prison. you were not allowed to come out too soon to get the meal. these rules were put on the australia people by the uncontrolled bureaucrats. that's a lesson for the united states. with the political class throws to the keys to the bureaucracy and allows them to make the rules up. that's what we are seeing in australia. it's dangerous and people in the united states should do well to learn from this. >> sean: it was outrageous when you were quarantined when you didn't have covid and it's outrageous you have covid camps you put people in against their will. what kind of measures in place to top the spread of covid implemented by the government? >> well, australia looks like australia on the outside but the feeling is different. it's astonishing. two years ago we were a country with the shrimp on the barbie and sailing around on the sydney harbor. now we are living in a country because of safety and control and fear and pushing this zero covid strategy, the bureaucrats took the reins of power. we are seeing instead of going into camps now, you are able to download a home quarantine app which is a piece of software that goes on your phone and rings you 3 times a day from your home and takes your facial data and gps location. if it doesn't match up the police knock on your door. this is what you see in china. i am very concerned. this is not a path we want to go down. >> sean: hopefully people will stand up and push back on this. a lot of protests are happening and you can regain your freedom and get back to where you were. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> sean: new details uncovered on how the biden administration continues to secretly fly illegal immigrants into the country in the middle of the night. that's next. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have disturbing end of the year news brought to you by a florida man. 2021's version of the gorilla shot in the since the zoo after a boy climbed in to its enclosure. a tiger from the naples zoo in florida is dead after a man decided to put his arm inside the tiger's cage. a 26-year-old who worked for a cleaning service was trying to pet the tiger. police shot the tiger because they could not find a tranquilizer. we remember echo the tiger. rest in peace. florida governor ron desantis slammed the biden administration for secretly flying illegal immigrants into the state. >> the biden administration puts people on planes and flies them into florida in the wee hours of the morning. they have didn't over 70 flights in 6 months. dumped people here. one of those people that biden dumped committed a murder in florida. these are crimes that would haven't happened but for biden's recklessness. >> sean: sxirments -- and illegal immigrants are being flown into other states like pennsylvania. one landed on christmas night. the congressman from pennsylvania sent a letter to the department of health and human services demanding answers and joins us now. congressman, why aren't these flights coming in at noon or 3 o'clock in the afternoon? why coming in under the cover of darkness at night when nobody sees them? >> a great question, sean. this message is very important. the american people need to know the details of this tragic situation that the biden administration created. if they are so proud of how they handle the border and handling children in a compassionate way why isn't jen psaki talking about it? we have flights coming in, in the middle of the night. two flight came in on christmas evening 9 o'clock at night. they did haven't buses waiting. i got this the following day from people at the airport. that's the only way we found out about it. there were leaks from worker at the airport. they were scared and described to me in detail what a nightmare situation it was to it handle this and for these poor children that are overwhelming the southern border. >> sean: you have a competitive congressional district. these illegals are flown into florida and pennsylvania. these are swing states. is this politics? is this about changing the voter makeup or some other reason why they are coming in, in the middle. night? >> that gets to the end game here. you can't help but think why such an upside down backwards senseless illogical policy would be in effect now for the last 11 months. that's a disaster for all. for the american people and the poor people that are part of this. they are coming in and being carried by drug cartels. that's who is bringing even the minors across. guess what is coming with it? drugs. fentanyl is doubled what it was last year and last year was a bad year. that could be the incentive. appreciate this, hhs did it in such a clandestine way. are they covid tested or vetted for criminal records. will 50 show up at a school district that don't speak english? it's madness. my people and my district in pennsylvania are outraged. >> sean: you have to be concerned about the money spent on folks you have to fund with your tax dollars. the administration should be transparent. thanks for exposing this for us and great work in congress. >> thanks, great see you, happy new year to you and rachel and the family. >> sean: in some cases illegal immigrants don't need help from the biden administration. they are getting it from uber. several drivers confirmed they drove illegal immigrants. this is the mayor of yumaa, arizona. mayor, this is outrageous. -- we have cartels that are funneling people and drugs into the country. they get into the border and the last leg of the mission is being executed by uber? >> that's a new development in yuma. the border patrol was so overwhelmed. they could not pick up people along the border that were waiting to get through the system and give them their paper work to stay in country for the next few years waiting for a court date. that's the process of what happened. some called 9-11 to try to get rides from the police department which we don't do. some took it into their own hands and called uber to get over to the border patrol station. and some took to foot. we had hundreds walking through our community. they have to go 10 miles to get to the border patrol station. they were welcomed into the community without any resources and not knowing where they were going. there was a mix of things that led me declaring a local proclamation of emergency. >> sean: when i get into an uber, they make me wear a mask. they are making everybody get vaccinated. is uber enforcing the policy on these migrants? do they have to wear masks when they get in the uber? >> i am not sure if it they have that it requirement. what is interesting, you see migrants coming across the border, hardly any are wearing masks. -- that's not a big hurdle for the people coming across. >> sean: the folks that uber pick up are got aways. not turning themselves into border patrol. they are walking away across the border and it's a security risk for the country. thanks for joining us tonight. >> appreciate being on. >> sean: a minnesota school board is paying certain teachers more money based on the color of their skin. that's next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: a school board in minnesota voted to provide additional sti pends to non-right teachers. they believe certain people should be paid more based on the color of their skin. here's one school board member defending the decision. >> i had conversations with folks that work in our district. specifically those that would be part of the [inaudible] communities. i want to make a comment on some of the things we have been hearing. specific related to this whole idea of that we be segregating them. they feel isolated when they are alone. when you are one of a majority it can be very isolating and lonely. to have a support system in place for them is not too segregate them. it's absolutely to support them. >> sean: this is a member of the united states commission on civil rights and joins me now. will this stand up in a court of law. will the court strike it down? >> absolutely. it is racist and discrimination. it's part of a growing trend after the explosion of the george floyd incident of segregation in k-through 12 and with pay and treatment. this is a form of reparations. in this incident, it's a clear violation of title 7 prevents differences with pay for equal work. regardless of the intent. i think is moronic. it's against the law. it's a patronizing of black employees. it presumes black and brown employees are fragile and need to be mentor. this is unlawful. >> sean: wouldn't they want people of all races and sexes to come together and join in the mission of educating kids instead of dividing people? >> absolutely. we are concentrating on color of skin. it was speeded up after george floyd. consider the message it send to the children being taught. any embrace of discrimination will have unfore seen consequences. none of which will be good and all of which are unamerica. >> sean: i don't care about the color of the teacher of my child. why isn't that the focus? we want good teachers this is focussed just on race as opposed to quality. >> it would be helpful if more would challenge these practices. unfortunately they worry about the woke mob so don't challenge it. this may have been well intended but it's moronic on steroids. if we have more challenges and i might file against the department of education, but more complaints need to be filed. this is unlawful. it's based on history of our country. may we implemented the 1964 civil rights act which was a good act for reasons --. >> sean: hopefully we prevail. that's it for us tonight. tune in it each night at 8 p.m. to the show that is the sworn enemy of and lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. tucker back on monday. the star of the fox new year's eve party will there with my wife rachel and will. pete hegseth you are up. >> pete: i won't be the star. it will be your wife and the will cain. there will be a lot of fun in nashville. thanks. great show. welcome to "hannity." i am pete hegseth in tonight. another grim statistics. the united states set a world record