today where the conservative justices rightly pushed back against the brought unprecedented coercive exercise of government power which takes aim at americans who are unvaccinated and affects nearly 100 million workers in total. the court heard oral arguments surrounding two mandates. first, biden's osha mandate which allows companies with over 100 employees to require the vaccine or weekly testing on the masks for workers who do not comply. the court also heard arguments of a mandate for medical workers who receive federal funding. that will recover 10 million more americans. remember, joe biden didn't go to congress. this mandate, there's no regulation. there is no statutory authority. did it by a stroke of a pen, blindsided businesses all across the country. here is justice neil gorsuch laying it all out earlier today. >> congress has had a year to act on the question of vaccine mandates already. as chief justice points out, going agency to agencies getting congress to act. >> sean: just like i've been saying, i think the vax/don't vax debate is over. any of them are going to say it's changing people's minds, people are willing to lose their sanity, the benefits, their pensions because they believe so strongly that they don't want it. do you agree or disagree? that's up to you, doesn't matter, that's a reality in my view. these mandates will result in more workers quitting. we have 4.5 million in november alone. that means more staff shortages, skyrocketing costs were businesses. but the liberal justices on the court predictably seem less concerned with the constitution and all the negative consequences, more worried about fueling more never-ending pandemic theater and restrictions and zirconium shutdowns. listen to justice sotomayor or falsely claiming that 100,000 kids are in serious condition because of covid. take a look. >> omicron is as deadly and causes as much serious disease in the unvaccinated as delta did. the numbers, look at the hospitalization rates that are going on. we have more affected people in the country today then we had a year ago in january. we have hospitals that are almost in full capacity with people severely ill on ventilators, over 100,000 children which we've never had before in serious condition. >> sean: will somebody tell justice sotomayor that fully vaccinated people are getting omicron just like they got a delta, fully vaccinated people with boosters are getting omicron, previous immunity, previous infections, they are getting it again. more importantly it's not just the justice's job to decide medical policy or make medical decisions. their job is to determine what the constitution allows for and determine the scope of the federal government's power. you know, coequal branches of government? not doctors, not medical experts. here to break down legal arguments, fox news contributor and constitutional law expert justin turley is with us. i want to ask him a couple of things struck me. sam alito using osha is like squeezing an elephant into a mouse hole. i think it's pretty clear where he stands. clarence thomas saying this belongs on a state and local government level. it was joe biden that said himself over the holiday that there is no federal answer to this. so it seems they agree. justice roberts perhaps more interestingly saying, well, i doubt when they created osha 50 years ago they were thinking about covid. i know it's wrong to interpret remarks to translate into an ultimate vote. i thought it was kind of clear. your thoughts? >> it does appear that typically with the osha order, the majority is quite skeptical. they pushed back very hard on the authority of the administration to issue this order. it's a bad sign when the most cited in the visual is biden's chief of staff ron klain. you heard one of the quotes. they referred to this as a workaround. came from a retweet from ron klain, white house chief of staff, this is a workaround on the limits of the constitution. not keyed to constitutional workarounds. they prefer strict constitutional authority and they didn't see that here. i think roberts' comments are very interesting and said one point, look, when this thing was written, they were closer to the spanish flu then covid-19. how could you say that this was covered, this is a fairly unprecedented act. they were really looking at serious trouble on osha which is the much bigger and significant of these orders. on the medical side for the medical health order, the concern is we've seen more willing to recognize that this could be upheld. one thing they noted is that the facilities in those cases are not challenging the rule. most of them have a rule for vaccinations but most of us are looking primarily at this osha rule, that's the one that could produce not only a serious setback for the biden administration, but some new law to clarify the role of congress and of the white house. >> sean: when i heard soto juste and why are, this is an important question. you are the constitutional authority. that is should they have gone the route of passing a law, respecting coequal branches of government, or was biden looking for a little wiggle room in trying to use osha to pass something that he knew wouldn't get passed in congress? >> i think it's clear it's the latter. chance of playing poker with the courts facing outwards. they are in hiding the fact. chief of staff said, wow, we found a workaround. what is it working around? it's working around the constitution. i think these justices on the right were particularly grappling with where this authority was coming from. on the left, you really had a mode of argument. justice breyer was talking about people getting covid by the second. how many people are getting covid today and that was an overriding theme. what it didn't address is we all know how serious a problem is, where the authority is coming from, and many on the right of the court including chief justice roberts have serious questions about that. >> sean: always great to have you. thank you for being with us. also tonight on tonight another dismal biden jobs report as the economy in december added only 199,000 new jobs, sharply missing projections as the biden agenda now continues to dis- incentivize work, continues to fail on the covid response, and the same candidate who said he would shut down the virus is doing just the opposite, more people die from covid in 2021 then 2020 and joke joe has run out of testing therapeutics and there is no operation work speed, operation, as dr. siegel has said, snail speed. biden shutting down jobs, shutting down opportunity, shutting down prosperity in this country and a 40 year high of inflation. he's still out there. touting historic job growth. maybe somebody should bring them up to speed. take a look. >> i'm determined to grow the economy from the bottom up and the middle out. when they do, more growth, higher wages, more jobs, lower prices. don't take my word for it. results for working americans. economists call this increase the productive capacity of our economy. i call it building back better. >> sean: all right, joe. build back bro? not going to work. your results are historic. they are historically awful, bad. and under a year we've gone from energy independence and net exporter of energy. now you are begging opec over and over and over again and the russians to produce more oil. and we all see rising prices at the pump and we are paying for your horrific policies. we've gone from american sovereignty and secure borders to all out open borders catastrophe that is costing us a fortune. we've gone from safety and security abroad to a complete debacle and disaster and abandonment of fellow americans in afghanistan. we've gone from stable prices to what, a nearly 40 year high in inflation, supplying chain mass that's not getting better on the speed 26 front. three vaccines, therapeutics handed to you, monoclonal antibodies, you are not producing any of it. they are even running on a test at this point. failed to even get enough test leading into the christmas holiday when it was recommended, "vanity fair" covered the story in october. they were going to give you 732 million a month leading into the predictable holiday surge. the trump administration gave all of this to you, three vaccines, two market in record time, the ones that you keep pushing every day, and you can even delivered the basic tests. the third year of this pandemic after bragging about a foolproof plan. right, joe? you're going to shut down the jet i'll make virus? i guess not. where's operation warp speed for testing. operation for monoclonal antibodies and antivirals? where is the work speed on studies on natural immunity? biden is being forced to face reality and being forced to confront his failures. just listen to this covid word salad, if you well, that he delivered earlier today. take a look. >> [indistinct cross talk] mr. president ... >> no, i do not think covid is here to stay. but having covid in the environment here in the world has come here to stay. covid as we are dealing with it now is not here to stay. the new normal doesn't have to be -- >> sean: they were bragging, we ordered 8,000 test. what's wrong with them? what is joe's plan? has joe biden done a single thing to improve the lives of all of you, the american people? can you name a single thing? if you can, write us. tell us. biden campaign was going to shut down the virus, beat covid, he's done just the opposite. he's saying there's no federal solution. campaigned on unity and yet he demonizes half the country suggesting they are threats to democracy. he campaigned on being a moderate yet he continues on build back a bolshevik socialism and an election takeover scheme, changing the rules in the senate, a power grab here, there, and everywhere. there is nothing moderate about joe biden. he's weak, he's frail. he is not only cognitively struggling, but deteriorating right before our eyes cognitively day in and day out. absolute far left extremist socialist failure. it's why his approval ratings are slumping. it's why his vice president, her approval ratings are cratering and it's why we are seeing a wave of democratic retirements ahead of 2022 and the midterms, they do not want to lose. it's why we are seeing prominent republicans running for reelection. this is good news tonight. wisconsin senator ron johnson will run for a third term. he's been a great senator. here with reaction, kentucky senator rand paul has also announced he's running for reelection. i heard it's your birthday, senator. is that true? >> yeah. what can i do better on my birthday then come on "hannity" but i haven't seen anything -- >> sean: all i wanted for my birthday was a betty crocker cake with that betty crocker canned white icing. that's all for me. happy birthday, senator. and many more in the future. what i'd like to give you, i can't deliver. i like to give you fauci's resignation or fauci being fired. that would be a perfect present because there's nobody who has been more wrong this entire pandemic than him and more importantly you expose the great lie of dr. fauci and that is the knowledge and money from the nih going to fund the wuhan biology lab. >> we passed an amendment in the senate that i sponsored to say no more money would go to the wuhan lab, but he still continues to object to that. in committees since we've asked that he goes, really, they are trustworthy. we should send more money because that's where the coronaviruses are. he has not learned the lesson that they are not to be trusted and he could still have possibly come from a lab. he continues to say it, that's conspiracy theory. even the testing shortage we are seeing now comes from the central planning. central planning doesn't work in socialism. doesn't work in medicine either. that central planning is coming from covid. he says everybody should be tested all of the time whether they had symptoms or whether they are sick. as a consequence we have people lining up in the street who have no symptoms and no illness to be tested, that is wrongheaded. there are a lot of good doctors out there that have good common sense advice for us. scott atlas was a great advisor to trump. we've got jay bhattacharya yet, the epidemiologist from stanford. there is a lot of good advice out there. we are led by one guy who is the central planner for all of medicine and he's led us astray and lead us to one problem after another. >> sean: you are also a medical doctor and you refuse to get the vaccine because you have natural immunity. omicron, this is what you are seeing as we know. fully vaccinated people getting omicron, vaccinated with the booster, omicron. vaccinated, booster, previous infection, they are getting reinfected. nothing is working. my question is how did we run out of tests, how come we've had monoclonal antibodies that every doctor that i talked to you raves about for 18 months and we haven't mass-produce those yet either. there are no monoclonals around the country, and these antivirals every doctor i talked to raves about, they aren't available either from pfizer and merck? >> it's important to set the record straight. we had justice sotomayor saying in the supreme court today that omicron is as dangerous as the previous variant. omicron is 75% less lethal than the delta variance. this is good news. so the mayor said there are hundreds and thousands of children in the hospital, absolutely a flatly untrue. also said that there are hordes of children on ventilators. not true. my question to youtube is are they going to take down said mayor from spreading this information? with regards to the monoclonals, the government got in charge of this so the government owns the monoclonals. terrible way to have medicine distributed. right before christmas they quit distributing all the monoclonals because they said they aren't as effective but they quit disturbing them before it was a replacement. there is a shortage of that. but my question is if the other monoclonals are partly effective, why do we discontinue before we had a replacement? there are treatments out there. >> sean: you are talking about gsk. that produced the one that works better on omicron. they've had that since may. we are not warped speeding test kits. we ran out of them. we are not worth speeding monoclonals. we have these new antivirals. i'd like your thoughts. they look promising. every doctor i've talked to seems to like the promise of them. but i don't know anything about them. go ahead. >> what i've read so far, i'm more excited about the oral medication from pfizer than the other medication. i'm also though telling people to ask their doctor -- right now there is a shortage of the new oral antiviral. shortage of tests too. if you get sick, need to ask your doctor about some other possible treatments. one is called it's an antidepressantout for d. medical communities saying that it might have anti-inflammatory properties. inhaled steroids which can help you. there's also from ram does they've shownthat earlier in tht gets, it can work almost as well as perhaps the monoclonal antibodies so there are treatments. people should not stay home getting sicker and sicker thinking there's nothing we can do. you've got to bug her doctor asking if you are getting sicker the next day particular if you are older are overweight, don't sit at home getting sicker and sicker each day. call your doctor. if they say you aren't eligible, call on the next day if you get sick again because there are treatments. >> sean: get them early. the fact that they didn't mass-produce this is unconscionable to me, especially since everything donald trump delivered to them. happy birthday, senator. dr. rand paul, thank you. straight ahead, the left continuing their push towards their sham january 6th committee. joe concha and clay travis will weigh in on this busy newsmaking friday night. glad you are with us. >> welcome to fox news live. i'm jack ibanez. a group of parents in chicago are suing the chicago teachers union to force teachers back to work. parents say in the legal strike forces schools to close this week. schools have been closed since wednesday after the teachers union voted for at-home learning due to rising covid cases but were denied by the district. the union plans to return to in person learning after covid cases substantially subsided. the city and union are struggling to reach an agreement. the supreme court's conservative majority seemed skeptical of president biden's vaccine mandates during oral arguments friday. they suggested that the president was overstepping its legal authority mandating vaccines for large businesses. the argument del mccourt also heard arguments for health care workers. i am jackie upon years. now back to "hannity." >> sean: tonight the democrats continue to fuel massive hysteria over january the 6th. they do not want to talk about biden's failed agenda and they would push forward with their sham committee. they aren't interested in finding out what really happened and how to prevent it again. there is a way to do that for the sole purpose of this political stunt is to smear, slander, purge donald trump from the political world. if this were truly a fair bipartisan committee, nancy pelosi would not have kicked off the committee, jim jordan and jim banks, from serving on the committee. instead now, they are left with seven democrats including the pathological liar, the biggest purveyor of election fraud in the history of this country itself you how ironic. adam schiff the last four years pushing election fraud lies about trump-russia collusion and conspiracy theories repeating the lie that 2016 election was stolen. why is he on this committee? you have trump hating republicans liz cheney, adam kinzinger not appointed by republicans but handpicked by nancy pelosi. if they really wanted to conduct a fair investigation and do it the right way and find out what happened so it would never happen again, certain people they need to call. testimony asked last night, and in fact donald trump signed off on 20,000 national guard troops after the summer of 2020 and 574 riots knowing big crowds were coming to d.c., knowing there is always usually a bag actor when you have a big crowd. anyway, they wouldn't call nancy pelosi, they would call muriel bowser to testify and ask, why didn't you support donald trump's request for the national guard to put greater security measures in place? they would call the capitol police chief who requested literally requested on six separate occasions, the national guard will be called up. bring him in and let them explain why that didn't happen. also the sergeant of arms, they are allowing him text messages and emails? why is that? why was the request denied by bowser? why was a request for the guard denied by nancy pelosi? if you want to prevent this from happening again, and i do, you need to bring those people in. where is the committee investigating the 574 riots from the summer of 2020. those riots left dozens of americans dad to come up more than a couple of police officers injured, many severely. over $2 billion in property damage, looting and arson. and amid lesser hysteria yesterday, the mob, the media actually managed to set a new low for themselves. comparing biden's hateful device of a speech to the gettysburg address? comparing it to the holocaust, some people, on msdnc? comparing it to 9/11? comparing it to pearl harbor? take a look. >> you have to contextualize moments like this in order to cement history. think about lincoln at gettysburg, went back to that hollowed battleground. talk about what it all meant. not only on that day but for the future of this nation and did so masterfully. that's the kind of speech that biden had to make today. >> sean: the cohost of the and cross contributor joe concha. if you want to prevent this from happening again, i do, this can happen in our country. i want the summer of 2020 riots investigated too. why did the pelosi and bowser reject the 20,000 national guard troops that donald trump signed, wanted to call up to go days before. why aren't they releasing the sergeant of arms emails? where is the police chief that called up the guard too, six times? joe concha? >> will never get the answer to those questions because jim jordan, jim banks kicked off the committee so we will not get a truly bipartisan committee like the 9/11 commission. you always come away with one word to describe the day and the only word i can find is cheesy, profoundly cheesy. i got to hear that january 6th was worse than pearl harbor, worse than 9/11? hundreds and thousands of american lives were lost as a result of the attacks and the wars that followed remembered. it's the biggest insult to the american people. we have to hear from nancy pelosi, please welcome me joining the cast of hamilton as they perform -- stop it! this is supposed to be a somber occasion if democracy i'll leave it here, okay? how did this right from a ratings perspective on other cable news networks? this is the high water mark for these networks. the numbers are in. on the key 25-54 demographic, the money demo that advertisers buy their advertising on? cnn and msnbc were beaten by, and i mean soundly, home and garden tv, the food network, comedy central, and something called fy fy. all that hype, they got a modest ratings bounce and it tells you the american people are far more injured in things that impact them, education, crime, the border, all losing issues for the democrats then reliving january 6th where i agree, it's a horrible day and should all condemn anybody who injured and attacked a police officer and should be investigated but it should be investigated the right way, sean. >> sean: we should investigate the riots of summer of 2020. i hope i did okay did okay. >> pretty good. >> sean: just pretty good? just checking. clay travis, you're taking all of this. >> this was i thought kamala harris emma as joe pointed out, 9/11 and pearl harbor, the dumbest single historical analogy uttered by a president or vice president in my lifetime. let's remember, kamala harris is a gaffe machine. they wrote that speech for her and she read it off a teleprompter! that means everybody sat around and they said, this january 6th, september 11th and pearl harbor analogy makes a ton of sense. remember the joe biden gettysburg address argument which is beyond absurd? if you have studied history very much at all, most people immediately panned the speech that abraham lincoln gave at gettysburg as not being very good or worthy of the moment. if i remember correctly, and whatever it was actually the keynote speaker there and went on for hours but lincoln's speech was roundly condemned. that's because history in the immediate aftermath of events is often a very poor judge of what matters. the democrats have argued forever that we are on the right side of history. >> sean: they could write their final report now but they'll save it a week before the midterms. i hate trump, hate trump, i blame trump, i blame trump. >> it's there are only calling card! >> sean: it's a predetermined outcome. they are even saying it. joe, good to see you. always good to see you. coming up, another day and axes for kamala harris as a crisis in the vps office continues to mount. leo 20 terrel, tammy bruce weigh in on this busy news breaking friday night. >> sean: all right. it seems like vice president kamala harris has realized that people aren't exactly happy in her and joe biden's america. you might want to take a look. >> no doubt covid for example, we are all frustrated with that and i understand and i fully appreciate that there is a level of malaise. we are two years into this thing. people, we want to get back to normal. we all do. >> sean: back to the america malaise speech because of the pandemic. whose fault is that? is it donald trump's fault that they ran out of testing kits? is it donald trump's fault that they ran out of therapeutics, monoclonal antibodies, not mass-producing these antivirals that are out there? harris isn't the first failed democrat to try and blame some abstract concept for their own failure. her comments rightly are being compared to this guy jimmy carter. take a look. >> the threat is merely invisible in ordinary ways. it is a crisis of confidence. it is a crisis that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our natural will appear this is not a message of happenstance or reassurance. but it is the truth. and it is a warning. >> sean: apparently harris knows no history, doesn't notice the real malaise is right in her own office. she is now lost seven staffers in less than a year and the commentary and the leaking say she's not particularly nice to the people that work for her. doesn't help that harris has her new communications director jamaal simmons is a man who has openly criticize her, joe biden, and the vaccine in the past and has made other past comments that he's already had to apologize for. hours after getting his new job. with the reaction, fox news contributor's leo to pointed zero terrel. tammy bruce is back with us. nobody wants to work for her. not a single thing that they can point to they are successful at. the one big day yesterday was january 6th. and the truth came out that donald trump called up the national guard two days prior. nancy pelosi and the mayor of d.c. failed to go along with trump's plan and no national guard. >> reality is always going to be their problem. reality is not their friend which is why they are always trying to gaslight us. it's interesting. with this newcomen occasion director, this is the problem when schools stop teaching history. i'm sure that if she had any idea and she's a woman who should know that when that word comes up, everyone thinks of jimmy carter. and yet it didn't occur to her. and it still hasn't occurred to her staff. this is the problem with the staff. she inevitably is blaming her staff just like the democrats blame everyone other than themselves for their problems. and when you do that, you don't look at yourself as needing to change needing to find some new information or to adjust your own approach. you are going to see the same kamala and the same kamala is the one who doesn't know what she's doing, doesn't know history, doesn't know what the right thing is to say because she doesn't think about people other than herself. for america of course, that's bad news. this is why the policies fail. the policies are about their agenda, not about what's going to be best for the american people. it's all theory. we've got some problems here because that's what they are stuck on. we are not even a second thought maybe i'd tenth of a thought and that's what worries me about the next year. >> sean: i watch and in my humble opinion just as an observer, i've been very outspoken and polls now show a majority of american people, leo, agree with me that joe is in a serious cognitive decline. we are watching this, we see his failures, his slip-ups that are constant. seems to be getting worse. i do not know what's worse. if joe or kamala... the polls that show they are equally bad. >> they are equally bad and the thought of picking either one is horrible. let me tell you right now. joe biden, physically and mentally, he's not the same joe biden of 2016. but kamala is just horrible. i don't think there's any other department head where they've lost 70 employees. the only one who wants to work with her is her husband. he should be appointed chief of staff within her office but she's unlikable and it's been like that since she was the attorney general of california. no one likes to work with her because she's only thinking about herself. that term malaise in which tammy echoed at kamala used? this country has gone backwards the last nine months, primarily because they did everything possible to undo all the success of president donald trump. and what he has done is put this country in chaos. and they are running afraid. they are afraid of 2022 because they know it's going to be a public rejection of everything joe biden and kamala harris have done. >> sean: my new year's resolution is to break bread with leo 20 terrel so he does not become leo 1.0. that's an inside joke, tammy. obviously he still got it. thank you both. update, alec baldwin's involvement in the fatal shooting on the set of "rust," why won't he turn over his phone? sara carter continuing her exclusive reporting on the issue of fentanyl and the prices at the border. much more as we continue. >> sean: amazing new details regarding alec baldwin and the fatal shooting of the cinematographer on the set of the movie "rush." a warrant was issued for alec baldwin's cell phone and police are still actively working to get that phone? is not turning it over? here with the latest is fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. why would he not want to fully cooperate when he says he's not responsible at all? >> because he's alec baldwin and he tends to do what he wants and he's out of control most of the time. look, if new mexico attorneys are asking help from new york to get access on material and his cell phone it sure sounds like he hasn't handed over his cell phone that was, he was supposed to hand over pursuant to a warrant, it's foolhardy. not to cooperate because you are alienating the very people to criminally indict you for involuntary manslaughter. you always want to comply. so when they came and said please hand over your cell phone cell phone, we want to look at the video files, the emails, the text messages to find out what happened in the lead up to the shooting death of lena hutchinson, he should've given it to them immediately. said go get a warrant. once they got a warrant it seems now that he still hasn't handed it over. what you not do is that you say never pull the trigger which is next to impossible, you say i bear no responsibility and i've been told i'm not going to be criminally indicted. for god's sake, don't mock gun safety protocols that actors are required to follow according to their own union rules. but instead, he made light about it. he joked about those safety protocols. look, alec baldwin is his own worst enemy. he's facing potential criminal charges for gross negligence and recklessness, which is involuntary manslaughter not just for the handling of the gun in a reckless manner, but he's the arm location producer. he has a duty to ensure the safety of the crew and he may have noted that they were gun mishaps prior to the fatal shooting. it would not surprise me that he is criminally charged sometime in the future and he'll have only himself to blame. >> sean: foolishly he did the interview and now he's locked into that story completely and anything he says or anything on that phone that contradicts what he says would not work out well for him. great analysis as always, gregg jarrett. thank you. all week we've been bringing you exclusive reporting about a deadly surge of fentanyl and trafficking our southern border. this is a massive major health, safety, national security threat. biden, harris, the media mob want you to ignore. is the killer of kids 18-34. nobody want to talk about it seemingly it's getting worse every day. sara carter has been following the story for us and gives us the latest update. sara? >> it's a tragedy. the dea and other law enforcement agencies continued to assess the collateral damage when it comes to these counter fentanyl pills that are being brought into the united states illegally by the mexican drug cartels. it's the families that have to pick up the pieces, the families that have to live with the trauma. i spoke to virginia krieger, her daughter tiffany robertson died at the age of 26 in 2015. and she is here to issue a warning to all parents about the poison that is on our streets. take a listen to this. tell me a little bit about tiffany. >> tiffany, just a bright talented beautiful person inside. they'll make not just the outside but inside. the daughter everyone wished they could have. she was wonderful. she was my best friend. i was really lucky to have her in my life. and i miss her every day now that she's not. >> explained to me what happened. >> tiffany had a porch in poor repair. it gave way when she got up to the elevator porch to the door and she fell two stories down. >> it so she did everything she should do? >> she went to the emergency room. they referred her back to her physician, they referred her out to a neurosurgeon. in the meantime, they gave her recommendation to use tylenol and ibuprofen for pain, right during that window where a lot of things were coming up with the, you know, the opioid crisis. people were concerned about addiction. a friend of a friend offered her a percocet to help her get through until that neurosurgeon appointment. the percocet was a fake pill. it was pure fentanyl. it killed her. >> you want to warn other parents so they don't have to go through what you went through? >> exactly. if someone had told me. believe me, if someone said to me that my daughter would've died the way she did, i would've laughed and told them they were crazy. i did not in a million of years think that my daughter would ever take a pill from somebody that didn't come from a bottle with her name on it. i never thought that my daughter would, you know, die of fentanyl. >> and your daughter had children. >> three and five years old at the time. the collateral damage that it caused our children is another story. another american strategy that's not being told yet. >> i was you at that point. i was the parent that, this could have never happened to my child until the date did. >> what i'm trying to warn them as it couldn't happen very well to your child. all it takes is one time. the odds are high at some point in their life they are going to accept a pillow from a friend or they might try a drug and in today's environment there is a one in 20 chance they are going to die. i can't bring my child back. my child will never come back and can never fix it. but if i can save their kids, then i feel like i might've done something. >> sean, in 2021, 20.4 million pills, counterfeit pills containing fentanyl, of all the pills they seized, over 40% of those pills were deadly. that's a warning to everyone. the story doesn't end my care, sean. going to continue to report on this. this is a national security issue as well as an issue that families are dealing with daily and we'll make sure to get to the bottom of it. thank you, sean. >> great reporting. i know people who lost their children from this... it's its own pandemic in a way. lives can be saved. everybody needs to understand how bad this is. thank you. great reporting. more "hannity" right after this. >> unfortunately, that's all the time we have left for tonight. as always, thank yous for tuning in. you make this show possible. please set your dvr so you never miss an episode of hannity. let not your friday night hearts be troubled. "the ingraham angle" with laura ingraham up next. i hope you have a great weekend! >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. a shockingly tepid jobs report has the biden white house wreeling and spinning. larry kudlow is here. how the democrats are looking to use january 6th to drive a stake right through the heart of our democracy. senator tom cotton explains that. raymond arroyo cleans up the january 6th hysterics. it is all ahead. the supreme court heard oral argument it's for vaccine mandates for large employers and