intelligence. peter fleischer will join us with more. let's put it this way. communist chinese party, pretty much owns the entire biden family syndicate and we will ask geraldo if joe biden is mentally fit to served as president and tonight, a little different from last night that we have the real videotape. and later, that biden and administration is now blocking the state of florida from accessing those lifesaving monoclonal antibodies. against the cult of vaccines and vaccine only and one-size-fits-all medicine strikes again. we have a full report tonight that you don't want to miss because it is dangerous. but first, it was a big day for joe biden. don't take my word for it. just listen to always honest and ever forthcoming white house propagandist jen psaki cycling back. >> the president has nothing on his schedule, can you shed any light on how he is spending his day? >> let's see. this morning, i think he had some policy meetings. he later this afternoon, i think it is doing some remarks review. there's some days that we spent some time doing some internal meetings and discussions with policy leaders. and that is what is happening today. it is packed no matter whether people see him or not. >> sean: that is right. zero official events on the scheduled. he averages less than one day. zero today. but that does not mean joe is doing nothing. take a look at your screen. here he is out and about in beautiful washington, dc as a woman's clothing boutique. he even poked out a brand-new mug with calm a harris' face on the front. see how wonderful it is? they really don't hate on each other at all. even though it is clear their relationship is extremely tense. of course, he also took some time to gaze at women's' -- and what you look at this? here he is enjoying some much-needed ice cream and joe we even got his favorite flavor, chocolate. what inflation? what covid? what russia ukraine crisis? no doubt for a guy who does not often leave the house, it was a really, really big day. probably sleeping by now. it filled with fun and adventure and yeah somehow joke still managed to find time to answer this important question. take a look. >> reporter: do you think the covid invasion is increasing or decreasing or study? >> president biden: you know, i'm going to be completely honest with you. it is a little bit like -- >> sean: there you have it. reading the tea leaves just like he bred the -- read the tea leaves in afghanistan. he proclaimed that we have all the leverage of the taliban. and he never abandon any americans. by the way, it has been 174 days. >> announcer: abandoned behind enemy lines. they 164. >> sean: joe biden's world of sunshine, cotton candy, lollipops, rainbows, chocolate ice cream, nothing to worry about. but not afghanistan. not a 40-year high of inflation. notes supply chain crisis. no worker shortage. no covid crisis. you know, think about it. ongoing catastrophe at home and abroad, europe is on the cusp of more. joe biden is in a clothing boutique looking at 880's blouse. with no other events on his schedule, none. i have the message, whoever is really running the show at the white house, we the american people are not stupid. it is now painfully obvious that everyone, joe is not. to observe. u.s. presidents don't just hang out at ice cream parlors and then call it a day at 3:00 in the afternoon. that is not normal. and of course, by all accounts, joe has never been, well, to be blanc at the sharpest tool in the shed anyway. every week plagiarized speech, cheating in law school, finishing near the bottom of his class. lied about that, too. high-level officials in the obama administration could be even openly mocked joke for getting pretty much everything wrong. now it is serious at much worse. as a reminder, here is joe biden throughout the years particular. >> president biden: bilateral relationships with patients, we have serious trade deficits. we have to be willing to put more cards onto the table. and in that neighborhood, it was limited men, mothers and fathers who told -- told their children if they were honest, work hard, loved their country, they could accomplish anything. we believe that and we did. trust me, it is not going to cost you anymore. folks, follow your instincts on this. they put 1 foot in front of the other. they keep going. that is the unbreakable spirit of the people of america. >> sean: i would say that was a pretty cognitively aware, sharp, combative joe biden. now let's take a moment and compare what you just heard that biden's recent conference from just lastly. see if you'd notice a discernible difference. you decide particular. >> president biden: the idea that the -- ♪ ♪ -- the nature, not when the political coverage that -- look, some of the political players and some of the -- let me ask a rhetorical question. no, i won't. anyway. >> sean: ask yourself, how does that make you feel? for me, i'm embarrassed. it like accumulating for our country. here is an obvious question that nobody in the media mob will there as. does joe biden have that mental strength and capacity to serve as the president of the united states? no, we're going to ask two doctors this very good question. i'm not a medical professional, but it appears to be very transparent and very obvious, very clear and so many others that joe biden is in a deep cognitive decline. it seems to be accelerating me. we know that he required not one but two potentially degenerative brain surgeries from aneurysms during his time in the u.s. senate. and we can all see that biden now struggles to find words put long, awkward pauses of his, often confusing names and places and dates. he has these bouts of sudden anger that are very real. over the past few days, joe called not one but two fox news reporters, stupid, even won the a sign of a bitch. today, jen psaki did her best to clean up that mess without apologizing, of course. why would they say that? take a look. >> reporter: it is sort of the elephant in the room. many people talk about that. does the president regret saying what he said about peter? have you had any conversations with him today about what happened? >> secretary psaki: i would say what is most important, and peter is sitting here, so it is kind of a funny thing. the president called peter. and he confirmed this. and if you have private conversations with the president, i assure you, i'm not going to convey that on your behalf. peter its. he conveyed to him that was nothing personal and also acknowledged that all of your going to ask him a range of questions. so i think that speaks for itself. >> sean: no hard feelings, pal. by the breakup unlike fake news cnn and every liberal in the country, we are not going to fake and feign moral outrage. i don't really give a rip what joe biden says to anybody. it is not personal? fine, i will take it that way. joe is apparently unable to control his bursts of anger. all right, celeste meant that we did this on the program and our friend geraldo rivera does not believe joe biden is mentally unfit. he does not think that the president is in a deep cognitive decline. before we get to geraldo, i want to played a clip. toronto, start to do this to you. we went back and we did the same thing with you. you have not changed at all. take a look. >> geraldo: this is the falcons -- dining facility for those of you who don't speak military jargon. martial arts champion, of course. best selling author, a black belt patriotism. real lake in america. it was the trial of the 20th century. the longest in the history of california. ten months, 150 witnesses in downtown los angeles. this is where they are seeing an enormous influx of migrant families coming without segmentation. major dangerous. >> sean: geraldo rivera welcome to "cops all axis" right here on fox nation. >> sean: the exact same type 20 years later. i have another question. after seeing this kept our friend and our friend cuffed geraldo rivera older -- he believe that joe biden has lost more than just a step? the hardest job in the world, don't the american people deserve to see the results of a cognitive test like donald trump, so that we can know that this president is okay? he is not the cohost of "the five." geraldo rivera as well as the host of unfiltered dan bongino. i'm not sure why. you are always unfiltered. geraldo, i mean this sincerely. you have not changed mentally you are as sharp as you have ever been and i did not do test set you up. we are good friends. we are dear friends. you have not changed. now, are you going to, after seeing those tips over the years, of joe biden and joe biden today, are you going to stand by your statement last night that does not a dramatic obvious clear mental cognitive decline in joe biden? >> geraldo: yes, i am. and i love you, sean. i think the montage you've put together of the president was deeply insulting and highly political. my heart sank as he started his late through his response, fumbling with his notes. uncharacteristically lost for words. he looked tired and bewildered. ron regan wrote that about his father, ronald reagan. you know -- [overlapping speakers] >> geraldo: you forget names. >> sean: one at reagan, when he left office, he definitely slowed down. but ronald reagan was still sharp. you know what? you are distracting from the question here. let me throw into dan. dan, it is so obvious. it is so dramatic. it is so bad that we have to ask this question. now, democrats had no problem asking about, let's see, donald trump, one direction, john mccain. why can't we ask it? and what is the answer? >> dan: well, we can. and we are going to ask it on this show. i'm not intimidated by leftist tax. i say it twice. okay. i really -- [overlapping speakers] >> sean: one at a time. >> dan: yes. i completely against -- disagree with you for the second night in a row here. i cannot believe you're going to die on this. the evidence of that man's problems with his cognitive process is to retrieve information, not weekly. they are not mentally. they are literally daily. he can't retrieve information. it is one of the basic symptoms of a frontal lobe type dementia roku the various categories of dementia we see out there. he can't remember names. he looks at mitch landrieu. pretty popular guy in louisiana, right? the infrastructure and he is like, a this guide to my right here, whatever his name is, his defense secretary, mancosu the guy's name is lloyd austin! he is part of the biggest defense of our time. he is like, this guy, the general he is a big guy, lloyd austin! he even said it last night. what are you going to say? hey, fred? and his name is lloyd? it is time to take the l on this. admit that guy is cognitively compromised and let's move on. it is a dying argument. >> geraldo: i think it is shocking and outrageous that you, dan, and you are such an effective commentator. but for you to make this medical diagnosis of the president of the united states incredibly -- [overlapping speakers] treatment based on the tapes played, that is not the same guy. there's an obvious clear cognitive decline. it is not a medical diagnosis. it is an obvious observation. now -- [overlapping speakers] >> can i respond? this is kind of important. you know, it is fascinating, geraldo got because you and i had it out on this show. you were cursing at me and everything over covid stuff and you seem to opine on that. i like you, too. but you opine on covid. you have no medical credentials. or never excitement education because i think it is worth [indistinct]. but you know, i did new do my graduate degree in behavioral learning. i have no experience in this space of where mental health professionals operate. i'm not diagnosing him. i'm simply suggesting to you what i said, if you go back and watch the tape. he shows symptoms of a very common said tragic think that happens to the people in their older age, show symptoms of mental decline. >> geraldo: did you see that two-hour press conference? >> dan: i did. >> geraldo: and he handled himself quite gracefully. he stumbled a couple of times. >> dan: did we watch the same press conference. listen to geraldo, -- [overlapping speakers] >> geraldo: you are talking about the 25th amendment. that is what you want to bring up here, just like they attacked trump. you want to make the case that he can be replaced. >> dan: i did not bring it up. >> sean: geraldo, neither one of us brought up the 25th amendment. [overlapping speakers] >> dan: did we watch the same press conference? >> sean: i don't know what pressure you were watching. >> dan: did you mistake that for gummy bears? >> sean: i got to a roll, guys. >> dan: did you have some leftover stuff. we could not have watched the same thing. you watched it on hallucinogenic or something. >> sean: might have. i don't know. [laughter] "cops: all access" whatever you were taking, i want some. >> sean: i will take some, too. anyway. thank you both, dan and geraldo, priceless, without a doubt. the president of the united states has one of the toughest, most consequential jobs on earth. is a president is publicly exhibiting symptoms that he may be unwell or mentally unfit, that is real cause for concern. south is joe biden exhibiting some symptoms? joining us now with more our fox news medical contributors, dr. marc siegel and dr. nicole safire. i would not wish this, if this was a family member, the serious side of this for mika dr. siegel, i'm not a doctor. i don't play one with covid. i'm not going to play one here. i see with my own eyes a dramatic significant decline cognitively with the president. i tried to show it over that years. he was a very different person. my question is, i know you have not examined him yourself but what do you see, are these classic symptoms of somebody who is in such a decline? >> dan: well, sean, i can't say for sure because i have not examined him as you said. i have to you, geraldo, i agree, i don't see a single cobweb. i completely agree with you. i see -- >> sean: bernie sanders, same thing. i will stick with geraldo. he is a genius. in terms of president biden, i think it is on the table for us to say, even chuck todd said that the american public is questioning his competence, right? klint i spoke with present trip in the white house in 2020, he brought up the issue of cognitive testing for elderly presidents. i think that puts it on the table and i saw his last physical, president biden. it did not mention cognitive testing. why would i be concerned. first of all, there has been erratic emotional outbursts. there have been memory losses. i ran despite one of the top experts in the country. there's also the issue of the surgical repairs of his brain aneurysms before all-stars like dr. saphier's husband. and joseph 50% risk of long-term cognitive problems. atrial fibrillation. he has an irregular heartbeat. a study in 2018 shows twice the risk of cognitive problems as a result we have enough reasons to be questioning this have eyebrows raised, especially the outbursts. and that was not a hot my moment with peter doocy. he was talking into the mic one minute and then the next minute he is calling him an s.o.p. it was on a second before put all of this is eyebrow raising and needs investigating. >> sean: dr. nicole, i concur about your husband being a brilliant surgeon in this field and you and your own right, a brilliant doctor. your thoughts? maybe at your husband has shared his thoughts as this is his specialty? >> dr. saphier: anyone who has had a ruptured brain aneurysm, you do have a higher risk for dementia. life expectancy has increased over the last century. your body and brain has aged more and with that, by the age of 71, about 50% of americans will have some form of dementia. and that is manifested by confusion difficulty fighting words and education. no, you know, h is the greatest risk factor. >> sean: dr. nicole, i don't mean to interrupt. hang on. i don't mean to interrupt. you just described joe biden. >> dr. saphier: i can tell you, sean, i kind of tune out anytime these pressures happen, but i can tell you that the people who notice these changes are the ones that are closest to them, family, friends, and those in the public eye. think and tilt when there has been subtle changes and that can lead to potential cognitive impairment, went over the age of 65 should be routinely screened for put some level of cognitive impairment. wall that physicians may not have publicly mentioned it, you know, they have to be excreting for his cognition because there are prevention strategies,. >> strategies and it would be great for the american public if they made that accessible for us. >> sean: i think he needs to take that same cognitive test that donald trump aced and i think it needs to be done by a third-party objective medical professional and we need to get the real results, find out what we are dealing with a big pop up, we appreciate your insight, thank you dr. nicole. thank you dr. marc siegel. i remembered. anyway, straight ahead, we are getting answers into what socialized medicine looks like here in the u.s. and senator lindsey graham will react. morant "hannity" straight ahead. thanks for being with us. high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. mist. >> sean: the biden administration is making to poke disastrous covid response strategy even as the fda is halting access to the antibody. >> now forcing states like florida to shut them the antibody clinics they have all throughout the state. that have saved many people's mods. now we have breakthrough cases, fully vaccinated, booster club natural immunity. you are still getting covid. the fda removed the emergency use. they provided no clinical data. from what i can find that there is none. governor ron desantis slept the decision in a strong statement. real-world implications biden's medical authoritarianism and americans' access to treatment is subject to the whims of a feeling the president. the biden administration is playing petty politics with american lives, denying access to life-saving treatment. now, we have to give credit to state of florida for opening up of these centers, especially once breakthrough cases started with the delta period. got to give credit to regeneron, eli lilly. their monoclonal antibodies work phenomenal and saved lives. we need to put or speed let's see, oh, tests, regeneron, eli lilly, get them to be able to adapt to that news variance. we need to work speed the gsk monoclonal antibodies which seem to do a little bit better with omicron were a lot better. we should be cheering this information, warp speed and all of it. we still need antivirals. every doctor i talked to says they are phenomenal. why aren't they being mass-produced? why are we taking away .1 therapeutic everybody said work? it should not be shutting down centers. they should be giving everyone what they need when they need at. it is all of the dangerous consequences of the cult of one size fits all of medicine. vaccines, boosters, vaccines, boosters. only. here with reaction is that florida surgeon general dr. joseph. i give you and the governor of florida so much credit. you set up, when the delta variant, we learned we had breakthrough cases, fully vaccinated people, we are still getting covid. and the next option was therapeutics. the therapeutic that saved lives then, the original variant, right from the beginning, the delta variant was regeneron and eli lilly's version of mark reynolds. i understand gsk is better for omicron. why are we mass-producing all of this so that it is readily available for everyone? wouldn't that be the answer? >> dr. ladapo: thanks for having me on, sean. you are completely correct that it would be a huge benefit to the american population if they had access code ready access to a patient therapy. but the situation we are in is actually reflective of the situation we have been in basically the entire pandemic. which is, the federal leadership has just failed to see the value in treating people and has treated this one track for managing the pandemic. and it does not work for everyone. >> sean: doctor, i know people that got the omicron variant and got regeneron and the eli lilly monoclonal they all swear to meet that it helped a lot. not one of them had any problems. not one of them needed hospitalization. nobody died. they got it early, as is advised by you and by the state of florida. have you found the same experience? >> dr. ladapo: that is a really important question and a partially because we actually don't have a valid scientific answer to that question. and we should have had wood before we made this before the fda, made that to pull it. >> sean: there's excitement behind it? i thought they followed the science. >> dr. ladapo: [chuckles] there's a laboratory science. and we were aware of those studies. laboratory studies show a decreased affinity for the omicron variant. that is very important information. but ultimately, what we care about is whether that same laboratory finding translates into a patient finding. and we are studying that in florida. but it does, data out there and the federal leadership has not analyzed that data as far as i don't and that is really what you want to know. you want to know whether it actually -- it help patients anymore or helps patients a little bit, helps patients a look at more than that. such a basic question. >> sean: could week warp speed let's say if the gsk monoclonal's art more efficient let's say that is true, could we work speed the production? can we actually partner gsk and eli lilly and regeneron because they have done such a phenomenal job and get the needed therapeutics to people went they need it, whether they have a big suitcase, whether they are fully vaccinated, boosters or still getting it? >> dr. ladapo: almost anything is possible with the right leadership. florida is a great example of that. the governor here this governor desantis has done things that no one else around the country has done and it is because of his leadership. so yeah, i think the answer to your question is, yes, with that right leadership. >> sean: i can't believe they are going this to the people of florida. let the governor run this. he never imagine monoclonal antibodies until the vaccine mandates beach and we never had a shortage before. all of a sudden, we have a shortage? and then we run out of tests, entities antivirals that everyone brags about they are not available to anybody? there's no excuse for any of this, doctor. thanks for what you do every day. amid biden's imposing presidency, speaker pelosi, oh, she is running for reelection in 2022, claiming she is running for the children. it is always about the children. take a look. >> when people ask me, what are the important issues, i always say the same thing, our children, our children, our children. that is my why. why i am in congress, for the children. as you hear me say, when you are in the arena, you have to do be able to take a punch or throw a punch for the children. that is why i am running for reelection to the congress and seeking your support. >> sean: i'm actually running for at the opposite recent, to get rid of the incompetent adults that are screwing everything up. now, of course, no one has stood more in the way of children success than the democrats. they are putting masks on kids and spending that need to the far left teachers unions and left and right covid laws, advocating against school choice. here is senator lindsey graham i'm sure you are happy to hear that she is running again. >> senator graham: it can't be good for kids, for the parents of the children to lose to rapid inflation. how is it good for our kids to have rising crime? young kid was killed walking industries in chicago. the best thing you do for kids is to fire these people because they are going to run the next generation. nancy pelosi, you are damned if you do and you are damned if you don't. allowing the republicans to tell the american people, they are doubling down. so we are in a great spot as republicans. we just need to stay focused and come up with a positive america first agenda as we attack their policies. >> sean: as terminal you were on this program, you said that you can't have a senate leader that does not agree with the america first policies, make america great again agenda. i agree with you. but those are the policies that work. look at what we are just discussing with the florida surgeon general. how is it possible now in the third-year, christmas, when you notice, going to be a higher incidence of whatever it variant there is? oh, we did not see it coming, joe said. how is it that they ran out of tests. they ran out of monoclonal antibodies. they did not prepare. we had these antiviral medicines. how did they run out of those, senator? >> senator graham: the same people who did all of that also allowed two illegal immigrants to come across the border, took the most secure border in december of 2020, to make it the most broken border in the history of the country. these are the same people that pulled the plug on afghanistan, that the americans behind an enemy lines. allowing the taliban to run the country and al qaeda and isis to rise. and these are the same people that are trying to kiss the ayatollah's ass. when nancy pelosi said she is going to run again for the house of representatives that is the best news i have heard as a. in a very long time. but very sad for the country. dr. the american people, if she runs, make sure you fire her as a speaker. >> sean: by the way, the way they are treating your fellow south carolinian, your fellow senator, tim staudt, is repulsive and he is up for running this year and i was told the people of south carolina, no offense, he is the real senior senator. but he is a great man and the things that have been said about him make me want to puke. it is repulsive in this day and age. i wanted to ask you one less question. joe biden is having and calling up higher state of preparedness for 8500 of our military, about the ukraine/russia crisis. i don't want to go to work with russia. it would be stupid to go to war with russia. but we can stand up against the invasion of an instant -- innocent country in this case. the sovereignty of the country. and the way you do it isn't you mass produce oil and energy, which is half of putin's economy, and we benefit from national security reasons and the american people would -- everything would get cheaper and it would help with the 40-year high of inflation. why don't we do that? >> senator graham: number one, i support sending more troops into the ball. region as putin tries to this mental nate oats, we need to have it stronger and have a greater presence. that ukraine is far more important than just that ukraine. the chinese are watching and if putin gets away with dismantling that ukraine, the uranian spoke try to get a -- so if you care about world order, you better get that ukraine right. >> sean: all right, thank you, senator. coming up, chucking video shows a massive release of migrants into the u.s. sara carter has an inclusive interviewed with a border official. he reveals the biden administration, everything they don't want you to know. at to do that interview anonymously so we can keep his pension -- he can keep his pension. we will explain next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: destructive open borders madness is hiding in plain sight. look at your screen. new footage from buck's' own bill melugin showing adult illegal migrants being transported in texas on the part way to at that u.s. interior pickup. in in tonight, investigative reporter sara carter has an exclusive report with recently retired u.s. border patrol official who is blowing the whistle on biden's indefensible border policy. 0, she joins us with more. >> sara: yeah. sean, as the border crisis continues to deteriorate, i have been speaking more and more to the senior officials as well as ice. here is a senior border patrol agent who recently retired and he wants to make clear what is happening on the border is being purposely done by the biden administration and their hands are tied behind their backs. let's talk about this. what you are seeing now, what are you seeing? >> what i'm seeing now is something that i have never seen before. there's always ups and downs. but this couldn't what i see now, is something that -- like i have never seen before, like i said. and that most concerning thing is that it is being done on purpose. in my opinion, before, like, you work under different administration. and they have their dealings and the policies regarding the border. and i have worked under obama, the obama administration. and there were some issues. but when those issues are confronted and they were brought up, there was a feeling of, oops, i got caught. let me correct. let me see what i can do. this time around, what i see is, we can bring politicians down here, do what we call dog and pony show and all of that and we show them. and it is like we keep screaming. it is like look at this. look at a processing center. look at the border. look at all this, but nothing is done. it is like they double down and they continue on all we do is cleaning up moving people around, -- >> sara: do you think this is the biden administration's policies? are they field policies? are they policies that are allowing this to take place? >> oh, in the post view, this is success. this is a successful policy decision. i don't think this is by mistake. >> sara: what is it like when you are out there with them? >> yeah, a lot of people think that border patrol agents are demoralized because, you know, that is definitely one of the things, you know? because we sign up to protect this border, to protect this nation. and we are not being allowed to do that. but if there's another aspect of this, and it is the suffering that we see. directly because of these policies. we see things that no human should be seeing captured cf or in the full lives. we see desperate purport we see suffering. and when this suffering is being brought -- you know, brought on by the very same people that feign so much concern about that population, okay, it makes it even worse. these policies, like i said, they are successful for them. because this is what they want from the get-go. >> sara: sean, we will be bringing more of this exclusive interview to the viewers. but i want to stress here that this, a senior official from the border patrol that had been there for decades has said that the national security of this is at risk that he wants to get that message out and he will explain why, when we bring you back. >> sean: aiding and abetting, lawbreaking. donald trump impeached and convicted. sara carter, thank you. would we come back to the biden ties to china are deeper than ever imagine. we have an investigative report. peter fleischer is 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. >> sean: even more explicit development surrounding zero experience hunter and the corrupt biden family foreign syndicate because biden's ties to china are 50 bird that we knew or imagine. here to break it all down, amazon.com, hannity.com, author of the new book, "redheaded." peter fleischer. it is not something anybody can absorb, like your last book, secret empires, in one sitting or one interview. let's give tonight a broad overview of how involved the biden's are with china and others. >> peter: what is interesting about the biden story, sean, we first broke the relationship back in 2018 on your showed. and that time, it seemed like a story about corruption and influence peddling. we basically, the information and traced back, in china actually made those deals happen for the biden family. up and what we discovered is that some $31 million were provided to the biden family by five individuals in china and those individuals all have ties to the highest levels of chinese intelligence. so what has been a story about corruption and cronyism increasingly is a story about spying, espionage, and national security. >> sean: and so we have the same corruption in ukraine and russia, and in china. so if it was the last name not biden but trumka what would the reaction of the media and democrats in this country be? >> peter: i think that reaction would be that we need to investigate and probe. that has not happen in this case. what is really studying about it is to have disconnection with the vice minister for state security in china. you have this connection with a former head of the ministry of state security in china who runs the entire spy apparatus. you have those relationships. but in the midst of hunter biden striking these deals in china, he does something really chunky. he goes to the u.s. secret service and says, i do not want any protection when i travel overseas. so that means he is going to china elsewhere around the world. he clearly does not want certain elements in the federal government to know exactly what he is doing at where he is going. so this demands investigation. this is not just about politicians getting money from their office. >> sean: let me ask you this. dossier on hunter and they knew he was a drug addict. he like to hire working women of that night, we will say it that way. do you believe in all likelihood the odds are very high, china, russia, ukraine, and a lot of these countries have the item family compromised? >> peter: oh, absolutely, there's no question. look, if chinese ministry for state security is trying to engage in elite capture as they call it with the bidens and $31 million has been provided, they would review it as a catastrophic intelligence failure if they did not achieve leverage on the biden family. that is what makes this so troubling and requires investigation because if we don't, the president is going to be basing decisions on his family financial interests and the fact that beijing has leverage over his family. >> sean: it is pretty unbelievable. the book goes into other industries, especially big tech and others about their getting rich off of china and ignoring all of their human rights abuses. we will have a lot more. we will do more with peter. thank you, peter, for being with us. more "hannity" right after this. e a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immune system launch a response that fights cancer in two different ways. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more time together. more family time. more time to remember. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation; severe stomach pain, nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; eye problems; extreme tiredness; changes in appetite, thirst or urine; rash; itching; confusion; memory problems; muscle pain or weakness; joint pain; flushing; or fever. these are not all the possible side effects. problems can occur together and more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. tell your doctor about all medical conditions including immune or nervous system problems, if you've had or plan to have an organ or stem cell transplant, or received chest radiation. here's to a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about the combination of two immunotherapies, opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all those in our clinical trials. >> sean: unfortunately, that is all the time we have left for tonight. as always, you make this show possible. thank you so much for being with us. we hope you will set your dvr. it is not complicated, figure it out, so you never miss an episode of "hannity." and don't forget our website, hannity.com. ms. laura ingraham, "the ingraham angle," is next. she has a great show. have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> laura: hello, everyone. i am laura ingraham, and welcome to "the ingraham angle." tonight, brady versus fauci. that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> this is too important. this is the kind of thing that i devoted my entire career, certainly over the last 40 plus years in public health, science and medicine and we are in a crisis right now and there's no chance we're going to walk away from this. >> it is what relationships are