why is no one no one asking? speaking of chemicals, men in america seem different from what they used to be. anybody over the age of 40 knows that these changes are dramatic. you can't help but notice. could this have something to do with the drop in testosteroneth levels? that scientists and by the way if this is have measured repeatedly? happening why? and so on. there are so many questions like this. about we rarely talk about any of these things. instead we are told two look away from the obvious. an turn, instead to cnn's latest fixation. whether it is george floyd or border dispute in eastern ukraine. these are the issues that we must care about. but they are incorrect. these are not the most important issues. they are just new stories. the only remarkable thing about them is their willingness to believe they are more important than american living outdoors on the sidewalk or whether or not our own children are getting married. there something a bit scary about watching this happen to the entire population. transfixed by issues that ultimately don't matter. i was at going to work out? over time, probably not very well. twitter can ban all the criminals it wants too. in the end, twitter is not in charge of the future. nature is in charge of the future. if you want your country to continue you must answer natures imperatives, which are the basics. do you have enough water? do you have a reliable food supply? can you defend yourself from invaders? what are you using for energy? speak with those the essential questions those and one other. how many people do you want living in your country? the size of your population matters pretty much. determines the nation's character. it often to determines its fate. weab don't talk much about the size of the nation but we probably should. there are now more than 334 million people in. if you were born in 1969, you arrived with a little over 2 million people in it. that is a lot of new people in a short period of time. how many people is that exactly? it is nearly twice the population of the entire western united states. that is 13 states including california. that is massive and incredibly rapid growth. and it is accelerating. immigration is now at its highest level ever recorded. in american history. so foreign born already living here. over just the last year roughly 2 million people from across the world came across the borders illegally. all of them arrived with the blessing of the white house. it makes you wonder what sort of economy joe biden thinks that we will have going forward. what are they going to be doing 20 years from now. automation is replacing the low skill jobs that remains. they can't all bus tables in napa. and not all of them will, thank god. in spite of the democratic party best efforts with permanent class to serve its donors, some of the immigrants will rise higher than nancy pelosi expects they will. some will fight to the top of society with combination of inborn talent and grit. and honestly, bless them for b that. no one invited them here and we don't want him to come. but we will be sincerely glad when they succeed. yet a country is more than success of a handful of people as inspiring as this is to watch. sheer numbers matter too. even if every single person that snuck across the southern border this year goes on to win a nobel prize in history, it would be worth warning the effects mass immigration have on the population numbers. so, the question is how many is too many? in washington you will never hear the question. more bodies mean more power for the people that are running it. big nations need big government spirit politicians always want more people to rule so the incentive for ununrestrained population that is bad news for the rest of is baked right into us. the system. for governments don't treat their citizens very well. that is a regular talking point. it is also true. the larger it becomes the more impersonally gets. when you pass a certain size they lose their regard for people. p as they get bigger, they get blunter, more so list and cruel. the people in charge no longer care what you think. they don't have to worry about how their policies will affect you or your family. that is the product of population growth. if you had five children, you would bathe them all in love and attention. if you had 5,000 children, you wouldn't know their names. in case you're wondering why the leaders the longer seem interested in your health or happiness this is the reason. they don't have to be. the population is too large. why should your opinion matter, you are one of many. previous generations to not live in a country like this. they would be stunned by the attitudes we see today.st attitudes we take for granted. arresting people for walking through the us capitol building? how is that a crime 19th century americans would wonder? for most of the history to believe they own the capital. they thought it was theirs because they assumed it was their country. political leaders told them that it was. after the 1904 presidential the election, teddy roosevelt greeted voters person on the lawn of the white house. it was his home and he lived there what it belongs to the. -- them. long gone, the population growth and the athenians invented democratic government. but at its peak, athens only had about 8,000 voters. so past a certain skill, democracy can't function very well. the concept of the citizen becomes too abstract. you see it in the way that leaders talk. politicians barely mention individuals anymore and hammer on votingn blocks which are now called communities. the immigrant community, the trans community, the latino community, the black community. youu hear these terms constantly but they are nonsensical and they don't mean anything. for example, there are 47 million black people in the united states. that is a community? no, it's not. by definition 47 million people cannot be a community no matter what color the people in it are. how can it be gay community? they don't know each other. what you are looking at is 47 million individuals, each created by god as unique and each with opinions and interest and preference and goals that are quite the same as anybody j else's. in other words, they are human beings. people who run big countries tend to forget that. when you are in charge of millions of people you cannot help but to dehumanize them, not that the leaders have had a problem with dehumanizing people but they are strongly for it. a kid from harvard wrote a book demanding we open its borders to an additional 700 million but additional immigrants from around thehe world. if we did that, he argued in the book, we would have a population of 1 billion people and that might raisee the gdp, wall street will be thrilled. we would be more diverse. you can see the goat barbecue delivered. the billion people living here, you could get that done. as noted this kid is a moron. but in washington nobody laughed at this. a few people agreed with the thesis including some publicans. -- republicans who turned out o be dumb and as reckless as he is. nobody has spent time in a crowded country. everybody knows how deranged it is to want 1 billion people here in the united states. mass population growth makes life worse for almost everybody. that is the main problem with crowded countries. they are hard to live in. they are loud, dirty, and chaotic. there is no private seats, no open space and never enough resources to go around so the culture becomes hypercompetitive. crowding is bad for people. and clannish. it is antihuman.he in a famous series of experiments in the late 1940s a researcher called john calhoun forced a group of rats to live in very crowded pens. and almost immediately, the rats changed. they became aggressive and then ultimately died. they became psychotic. people are not so different from this. they need room. that is why the ancestors came to america in the first place because there was room here. you rich people still understand know who understands this? this. anybody that has been around the world knows if you lose the us where would you go? nobody is going to mexico. legos if they are being honest they or even singapore. tell you new zealand or alpine switzerland. those are low density places. why do they buy large boats? the same reason. the ocean isn't crowded the pure there was no one else there. uncrowded is good. yellowstone is beautiful because it is empty. you don't have to be rich to understand this. it is all obvious. only in a moment like this one with megaphones speaking exclusively with lies would we be reminded of this. bigger is not always better. in fact, most of the time it is worse. have you driven around your country recently? you may notice there are fewer and fewer beautiful things in america. you are not imagining that. it is real. dollar stores are everywhere. the question is why is this happening. the people in charge have no taste. they can acquire that they can't discern. for some reason, we put private equity firms in charge of fedex. accountants are doing the exterior design. that is a terrible idea, obviously. but that is not the core problem. the core problem is it is inherently ugly. there has never been a beautiful skyscraper. ire every single one of them is an atrocity. the fact that people pretend otherwise shows you how conditioned we have become. to disregard our own nature and our own natural longings. would you rather wake up in a condo on the top floor of an office tower or in a log cabin in a pine forest? woodstove glowing at the snow falls. that is a rhetorical question, obviously, no person is choosing that condo.n and yet, we are told the condo was better. that is why it cost more because the building is bigger. but how exactly is it scaled an advantage? it's not. the scale is the problem. massive size is a threat to matter what it is. always. in our bones, we understand this. anything huge is inherently children run from big things. terrifying to us. many americans remember what they have longed for. look what they are moving. it's almost always moving to some were smaller.ay l.a. to austin, new york to burlington, seattle to boise, chicago to naples. it is the reverse of any other internal migration we have ever seen. americans are going from the city to the farm. or they want more nature and more at least to the outer suburbs. human contact. more trees, more quiet. it is hard to believe they will ever stop wanting these things because they are natural. they are the things we all want. at some point down the road, you can imagine young people setting out for the abandoned interior of the continent. some of them may figure out depopulated finnish settler town of the lake superior may be apa better place to raise children instead of sterile parking lot 20 miles from a crumbling metroplex. people are not that stupid. they just have been misled. economic forces will drive this, by the way, as they always do. for decades, leaders have ignored the essentials our food, energy, water in favor of nonsense that improves nobody's life. these people are ridiculous and we are about to see the results of their long-standing negligence. energy prices for example are probably not going down. how high will they go? nobody knows but at some point it will make more sense to buy staples nearby more than maybe ordering online from a warehouse across the continent. so the rising cost of transportation is likely to be permanent. the world we live and will not last. and that is not there is nothing wrong with necessarily a tragedy. setting down roots smaller. it is not a bad thing to know the man at the grocery store or the ladies at the post office. it's quite nice actually. it might be an improvement over midtown manhattan. believe it or not. they are not impersonal and tone exist to maintain empire's. they exist to serve the human beings that live within them. they elevate their citizens. they don't degrade them. this is the opposite of the system we currently have. the good news is that the system will not last. it is too perverse, to disconnect them from the natural world, so it will end. as it does end and we think about how we want to live going forward, it is worth remembering that people in the end is the relationships are the sum of all that matters. your life. those relationships start with your family and they move outward in concentric circles. this is the actual community. the human beings you know personally, the ones you love, the once you take responsibility for. that can never be a big group. c well, in case it looks like the tech companies are actually political parties, all part of the same political parties trying to control american politics and the outcome, we have confirmation for you tonight. a sitting marjorie taylor greenma has been member of congress the plat formed, decentered the social media company for telling the truth. she joins us straight-ahead to explain what she is doing next. ♪ ♪ and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. hears something that you alread know. ♪ ♪ here is something you already know if you live in this country. millions of americans that got the vaccine are now finding that they have the virus. millions. in new york alone there have been 500,000 verified. n just in new york. so what does this tell us? probably it's not what we are expecting or what we were promised. it's maybe it's not even bad but it's brand-new. not what we thought was going to happen. how is our president responding? he was out on the stagein today. and instead of responding to the new reality he was talking about the samere thing. this is the pandemic of the unvaccinated, he said. >> we have all the vaccines we need to get every american believed vaccinated including a booster shot. there is no excuse. no excuse for anybody being unvaccinated. this continues to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. >> so they are he is again this creepy old, guy, scolding you. most people already have the vaccine. and they have all got covid. this is a point where he is just lying. or he is so out of it that he has no idea. we looked at the science today and every available piece of this contradicts what we just heard.d. a recentt study found out secondary attack rates is higher in double vaccinated individuals. spreading in the household. that would be the pandemic of the of the facts and they did, just and not attacking anybody. this is the science.ny meanwhile, researchers "we also observed negative vaccine effectiveness of omicron to those that have received wait a moment. if you did not get the vaccine two code doses." you are less likely to get the new variant? that is what the data is telling us. but joe biden doesn't want to deal with reality because it would not give him power over you. you couldn't fire people. so instead, he kept on spreading lies, misinformation. at one point, he told us unvaccinated children are at risk of dying or dying of covid. watch. >> we have all the tools to keep kids safe. unvaccinated kids are at risk, yet, the vaccinated are going to be able to protect them. getif vaccinated.ea if you are vaccinated please get a booster. >> we are deftly going to hand over to that guy. everything hesa said is complete and utter stark opposition to the data out today or he just has no idea, in which case, time to retire. the fact is these kids are not at risk. from covid. according to the cdc 800,000 died at the end of 2021. of that number, 209 were between the ages of 5-14. maybe he isn't lying he is just so out of it? why do we think that? because today he indicated he has no idea what year it is. watch him wish you a very happy 2020. >> there's a lot of reason to be hopeful in 2020. but for god's sake, please take advantage of what is available. please! >> we were going to play it because it is so depressing. and making fun of people who are mentally degrading is cruel and we never want to be cruel. so long as we are we don't want to be. but here is a guy with no control and no idea what the facts are for ringing you, judging you, hurting you and try to take dominic take control of your children. he will take lessons from joe biden. let's stop lying about it. joe biden, how do i raise kids? tell me. it is ridiculous. by the way, everything is misinformation but he still on twitter. that is not the rule we twitter just banned marjorie understand. taylor green. for so-called covid misinformation. everything she said was supported by federal numbers! so what does this mean? it means that a sitting member of congress has been silenced by a tech company. what is the leadership doing about this as one of the members, if you want democracy in real time this is what it is. when an adjunct to one political party sensors an elected member of another. and yet the republican party has done nothing to get marjorie back. it turns out she is still here though not on that particular platform. marjorie taylor greene, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> i don't want to pull you into any kind of feud but i must say if they can take down a sitting president one of the most popular judging by the polls members of congress, they can just take down any republican who strays off of the lines that they have drawn. >> that is exactly what the american people know. this is what leadership should take serious and the republican congress. you seek him americans are sick and tired of investigations that produce nothing. nobody ever gets heldan accountable or goes to jail. we don't have control right now so congress and republicans in congress can do nothing for the american people who have been silenced. but when a private company that is not elected by anyone in this country declares war on a sitting member of congress and a sitting conference who happenssa to be from the republican party, it is up to the leadership and conference to do something about it. >> here is something i don't understand and i'm trying to channel frustration of a lot of people but kevin mccarthy, he expects to be the speaker and republicans take control not what he did but biden screw up, okay. he is about to be powerful. when he gets in power we will do something about section 230. why would a guy speaker of the house deepening members of his own conference by calling up twitter and say you get her back on here right now or else we will punish you. this is censorship and we will not put up with it. how can you lead a political party or if you cannotow do tha? >> that is what a lot of people are asking. but here's the situation, tucker. i'm encouraging entire conference and asking all of them to leave twitter because twitter has declared war on our party. what are we going to do, just that they are, oh, we will wait until we get the majority back and have an investigation. when we get full control, will we pass laws to start this? nothing is done in the past and nothing done now. what everybody needs to do is do what i do now. i went to telegram and i think everybody should ask the entire conference to do it because you don't keep eating bad food at a restaurant that keeps serving it to you. you get up and leave and go somewhere else where you are treated well. for right now, that is what everyone needs to do what we have the freedom to do it. >> that is a great analogy, but you are one member. where is the party? why don't they say no republicans in the house of representatives to use twitter anymore and all migrating to companies that don't hate us and not trying to censor us on the eve of a national election,ct which is coming up this year. >> that is what should be happening but tucker i've had a different experience. i'm not used to people defending me but i'm used to having to defend myself. the reason i'm going to be perfectly happy with it is i care about the american people and they should do the same thing. we can make twitter powerless when we all decide to leave. that is how republican leadership should be handling this. >> tucker: you know the truth of kevin mccarthy cannot defend you, you will not defend the country. that is true. you defend your people, that is what leadership is. if you are unworthy of deepening your people you should not be in leadership. marjorie taylor greene, thank you. >> thank you.u. >> tucker: tomorrow, we have got some amazing numbers. two-thirds of people hospitalized with the coronavirus in los angeles and actually, with something else. so where they relayed there because of corona? the most basic numbers we have been making the most basic decisions on her and to real. but first, there is a massive winner storm and a lot of people, you will never guess who democrats and the media are blaming for that. we will tell you next. >> tucker: soap midatlantic got a big snowstorm and everyone knew it was coming but officials in virginia decided we will not pretreat before the storm because what does that have to do with equity or vaccines? what happened? more than 1,000 vehicles crashed and countless drivers stranded on the highway for dozens of hours. dozens of hours. that included virginia senator tim kaine. so plenty of social media users blame that crisis on glenn youngkin who got elected, but he's not the governor yet, he's not been sworn in, fox contributor did the same. he drew did this "if i was glenn youngkin come i would be flooding the zone to get i-95 crap fixed. but he can't because he's a private citizen. one of the biggest radio host in washington, d.c., northern virginia with the traffic crisis and joins us. great to see you. so why did glenn youngkin screw this up so badly, do you think? >> you know what is funny? my understanding glenn youngkin, until january 15th is not an office but receiving briefings and updating the media on the subject today. he seemed active in a way governor ralph northam the governor of virginia despite what people who reflect and republicans might think. he didn't tweet about this or express anything about it until 8:17 a.m. this morning. that meant many hours of people sitting in their cars freezing on one of america's busiest highways trying to figure out when to shut the engine off to keep the heat and went to get out of the car to use the bathroom, how to keep the kids warm and so big leadership deficit and not glenn youngkin's fault. that guy is not in office yet. >> tucker: i have to ask about the highways in washington and the fastest metro area with the people flooded in to grab a hold of the federal. but the infrastructure has remained the same and nobody deals with it ever and basically what it was in the second world war. as nobody noticed this because it's not about equity, they don't care. what is that? >> it is amazing and every time it rains like thing shut down in the d.c. area. when it snows, forget it, everything collapses. the answer is always like, well, we don't have the same infrastructure is everybody up north. shouldn't you get that infrastructure? i know virginia they are dealing with hundreds of millions of dollars in surplus right now from the federal government sending covid cash to virginia. use some of that money and actually take care of your citizens. look you had senator tim kaine of virginia is one of the peopls stuck in this for nearly 20 hours over the last day. and silver lining i'm praying for is some sense of what normal people have to suffer at the hands of incompetent government, government. he drove no lessons from it but upset he was inconvenienced. >> if you cannot maintain your roads, should you be running the world? >> not even close. where is pete buttigieg, by the way? this is interstate 95, probably not the busiest next to i five, the busiest in the country. he will not relieve this pressure or get out there and put his face on this. >> tucker: if glenn youngkin was governor of virginia. pete buttigieg would be attacking him right now and saying the federal government needs to rescue these people. >> >> as we showed you in the clips from the united states, an awful lot of covidul misinformation out there. one small country south of us with covid psa that actually you should watch. in it we wish we were that smart. we will show you straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: for years people talked about universal health care. a very inefficient and that is very true so as long as the government runs health care and some conservatives think that might be a better way to do it. it will give power to people with bad intentions. new york city is proving that. new york city will allocate life-saving medical care according to skin color. they will withhold some colors and give it to other colors. the city's guidance with the distribution of monocolonal antibodies, consider race and ethnicity assessing individual risk. "that is completely immoral, disgusting, actually but illegal. paging the civil rights division. come on, they are for it. and spending time to threaten fire hundreds of thousands of federal employees who have not got the covid shot. meanwhile, it seems like covid makes it more likely that you will get the shot. whatever. it is crazy. former white house advisory stephen miller leading the fight against that in the group he joins us tonight. sthank you for coming on. >> think you. >> tucker: the legal challenge to all of this. what exactly are you fighting against and why? >> let's take new york first. we have heard the term equity thrown around in recent years. what does it mean? equity means using raw societal power to punish people based on skin color. that is what equity is spirit in the context of new york we see decisions like pent up medical o race and skin color. if this is allowed to survive, this policy is allowed to endure, then the very real sense our constitution ceases to bew supreme wall of the land and instead they fall in civilization. that is how big the stakes are in the fight. if you get to the point in this country where health care for your loved ones, for your family, your children, grandparents can be decided based on what country the ancestors come from, what they look like, what their skin tone is, the american experiment is dead. we are asking all new yorkerspo concerns about the policy to go to the website af legal dog org and help us fight back legally. we will see what we can do here. >> tucker: yeah, this is so grotesque that i have to believe if it were covered, the news organization reported this was happening, the average person, you can't kill people because that is what they are proposing life-saving medical care because of their skin color.eo that is like everything we are against, isn't it? i thought. it means and limited government power. the power of life and death over innocent people because of how they look. you were talking about fascism here or there is no other word to describe this. this is fascism. american liberalism -- >> tucker: it is also racism to note the obvious. racist fascism. totalitarian power to an agenda. american liberalism a small l. innate worth, innate rights, that is death, that is gone if this is allowed to persist and ultimately spread across the whole health care system here that is what is at stake. if you are living in new york tonight and concerned about how the policy affects your health, your family's health, health go to the website where we will help you fight back. >> tucker: no one else is doing it i so i'm glad you are doing it. stephen miller think it's much. >> think you. >> tucker: no one ever shows out loud but the data shows clearly one of the biggest factors to decide whether you die from covid only does your weight and physical health. are you in good shape but particularly how much you weigh. if you are happy you are much more likely to die. you are not allowed to say that for some reason. give your 8-year-old a shot! but at least one head of state is saying that. a couple of years ago, just release this public service announcement aimedce at reducing deaths from covid. here is what it said. >> a healthy lifestyle also helps to reduce the complications from covid-19. older adults and people with obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, chronic illness or the groups with the most risk of mortality. try following these recommendations. maintain a healthy and balanced diet. try to hit your ideal weight. practice activities to get fresh air and sunlight. >> tucker: well, of course, get fresh air, get someci exercise, worry about overall physical health. these are the determining factor is whether you survived covid much of the time. why is no one saying that? maybe they don't really care about us. well, eric swalwell is very concerned and a dire prediction the midterms in november will be the last election in the history of america. senator josh hawley of misery joins us next to respond. ♪ ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned we could sell all of our policy, or keep part of it with no future payments. who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirement as we had planned. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >> tucker: eric swalwell of california does not know a lot about thehe rest of the world. he couldn't find italy on a map. test him sometime. but he did have sexual relations with a chinese spy in the democratic party and that qualifies you to be on the intelligence committee. eric swalwell knows he is a fraud, a complete fraud serving on intel committee. he knows that is not a real qualification. so internally he's agitated, always upset. recently he's been more upset than ever. last night, eric swalwell made one of the most dire predictions we have ever heard. listen to this. >> i'm worried if republicans win in the midterm elections that voting as we know it in this country will be gone.n' this is not only the most important election, if we don't get it right it could be the last election because they are putting in place a way to make sure that donald trump wins. >> tucker: senator josh hawley is one of the diabolical people trying to end democracy. he's just a senator from missouri, unusual smart one and we are happy to have him on tonight. great to see you. assess if you with this concern, this fever dream of the boyfriend of the chinese spy to end all elections. are you trying to do that? >> no but i don't think i will take advice or counsel from the chinese spy. but let me finish with this one, tucker. >> what he is voicing is the politics of fear that theat democrat party has been pushing on this country for a whole year now. it is the only thing they have to offer to the country. what they are trying to do was consolidate their power. this is the party that has weaponize the fbi for the parents and insurrectionist, this is the party that wants to control this country to remain in control those politics of fear. last january 6, they use that event to consolidate power and push politics. that is what you see this guy doing in all the rest. this will be the year, i think where americans reject fear of. >> tucker: it makes everyone crazy. but i have to wonder, what the hell is he talking about? republicans will end all elections and trump will imagine only reappear? what is the argument? do you understand it? >> it has no reality. democrat do not have reality. but i will say this, it is ironic for the democratic party trying to change the voting rules in all 50 states from washington to set the rules of every election in this country and literally they are trying t. do this in the united states senate. so it is an agenda that is deeply popular, all they have going is fear and the american people will say this will be the year. >> tucker: john lewis voting rights act is the number one priority. we will do a segment or two on it but a chance of becoming a law, do you think? >> with they break the filibuster to do it. it is a scary piece of legislation. and the election rules of all 50 states from washington, d.c., and they want to change it in a way to benefit thed democratic party so they never lose an election. it is crazy stuff and i don't think it has a chance unless they can get mansion and cinema to break the filibuster. i don't think that will happen but we have a lot of work to do. and aa year for americans to say we will not live with the spear any longer. >> tucker: always accuse you of exactly what they were doing himself. senator, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> tucker: you may remember lieutenant schaller, five tours in iraq and combat tours. he is lonely person, the only person who has been punished for the debacle in afghanistan. they sent him to jail for criticizing him. and we wanted to sit down and talk to him ever since and we have. and fired him officially out of the marine corps. we hadad a long conversation wih him. that will thing will be on tucker carlson today out tomorrow. here is a short part of it. ♪ ♪ you know, i feel like what i did was the right thing. and i will stand by that. my life will be dedicated to make sure there are changes that take place. a lot of people don't think it is possible. i have been amazed that you can't change it. people truly believe that. i think the majority of people think this is the way it is. you can't change it. i don't believe that. i fundamentally don't believe that. i think that enough of us believe in that, we can change anything. >> tucker: really an amazing person and thrilled to sit down with steve schaller. we willto have that conversatio. quick programming note, this thursday entirely dedicated to the insurrection. for some of the lights we have been told for a full year or about january 6th. an entire held without bail in the scheduled trial dates, really? when is the last time that happened in american history. you would not know it because they lie about everything and by the way i mean access with the media and the democratic party. we will try to sort out the facts of that day. some of them are ugly, by the way and reflect the republican party. that is the point. january 6th, thursday. that is it for us. tonight, we will be back at eight sworn enemy of line smugness and groupthink. have a great night. we will go to sean hannity about 11 seconds early. >> sean: i'll take the 11 seconds but always great for your time. an important message that i have two the cowardly swamp creatures, all of you in washington, d.c., come up the political swamp creatures are elected and the media mob swamp creatures who don't seem to understand their role in the federal government or the media or why in the case of politicians that were elected and hired in the first place, the important message coming up straight ahead. first, more importantly our account that nobody else pays attention to. we won't stop. it