also, check in with the house speaker and house judiciary committee chairmany . >> jim jordan will be here with a lot more. also, we'll get reaction from clay travis and tomi lahren on the us women's soccer team, ' which just suffered a humiliating loss at the world cup. s' whoof course, after prioritig their far left while politics over playing soccer. and tonight, we will get reaction from the aicup.r ofm anheuser busch to the entire dylan mulvaney controversy. b how would the founders of anheuser-busch feel? but first, let's head to the white house, where earlier today the president was celebrating anotheontroverdar t, the 2022 world series champion houston astros. that's right. after ten days at the beach where he could barely move his chair and really needed a t shirt on. biden's only real event today back at the white house was a lighthearted celebration. and even that was a struggle for your 80 year old cognitivefr visually impaired commander in chief. >> take a look now, rizal here . very. i have to make sure i see t you ouset there, because i know if i don't see if he doesn't see me doesn', i can hurt whoever was random right here. oh, there you go. i got a man part because, ma i remember rooting for him as a kid. and i was old and he was t i guess it wasn't. people kind of threw out saying, you're past your prime. s ,i know something about that. i was all right after rambling on and on for a few minutes. >> biden looked very dazed and confused before doddering dam, taking, ofconfus course, zero questions along the way. as per usualedtaking, this as ss crisis now are now emerging both at home ahome and abroad, r example. we are watching and have our eye on china. they are now capitalizing on joe biden's weakness. we already know that the bidens are, well, potentially evenomp a likely compromised when it comes to china after a major chinese oil and gas company, cfc, allegedly, we now know, sent millions to huntera ga and company after hunter's hureatening whatsapp message, saying, i am sitting here with my father, his best of vito corleone, the godfather. anyway, china was using hunter and joe. why? because they wanted to secur e a foothold into u.s. energy markets. yergs, china, our number one geopolitical foe. >> and the biden's hel ap them. we also know that chinese nationals, they have been buying up thousands have boughts and thousands of acres of farm and ranch land and all the properties that are near u.s. military installations with little response from the bideations witn white house. we also know that china, of course, piloted that spy balloon over our sensitive nuclear sites for days. virtually no response fromer the administration at all. never mind threatening our fighter jets and international airspace and our navy in international waters s. biden. and now we're learning about the discovery of an unauthorized china biolab that e was operating and has been operating in californisea. biol now that was reportedly performing experiments with dangerousab diseases like hiv, malaria, covid,, and dozens of other infectious agents. the lab has now since been shut down, was located in a large warehouse and was filled with blood samples, tissue, sa hazardous waste and infected lab mice. now, so far, word from joe biden on that shocking discovery, in fact. joe, reall mousey has any toughe for china at all. matter of fact, none that i cals think. recently, the u.s. navy, they were forced to deployforcet four destroyer cores off the coast of alaska after an unprecedentet ofd joint chinese russian naval operation nearby . no response from joe biden. that's fire balloon. m joe no response from joe biden. hostility against our ourt ou military, our navy, our air force and our ally, taiwan. no response from joe., it appears that the malignant no communist party of china can pretty much do anything they want and notht hear word one of condemnation from your commander in chief. canjoe even sold the communist chinese a whopping 900,000 barrels of our oil from our strategic reserves. this after millions of people died from covidr 19. they've not been helde accountable for that because of pandemicno hel that they releasd into the world that happened in china, wuhan. now china is also waging a against the minority we the population. china is routinely steering, stealingina is american technol. it's called intellectual property theft and, of course, counterfeiting american goods. >> they're even attemptingl ou steal our coveted seed in agriculture technology, eve n as we speak. they're also constantly threatening the u.s.ening th an, our allies, especially taiwan. but despite all of this, any joe biden cannot seem to muster any courage to ever callage to m out in any way. why is that? could itit be thate that all thy chinese nationals or paying the biden family syndicate?paid t and by the way, why is nheo one in the media mob concernedth about any of this? they never talk about it. it's donald trump,b is 24/7 365. in fact, most so-called journalists are more worried about a biden impeachment inquirtsrey in the house and the possibility that your president is compromised by the communist chinese. >> take a look earlier, we talk about the fact that she has decided to investigation. were's not okay. let me first correct you. were you there when i said t that. okay. then why did i say did exactly i that? okay. so you're you're claimind g that i said we're going to impeach the president. and i floated the idea of impeachment. okay, so you're wrong. so if you recall, i'd go back and watch. i said impeachment inquiry. there is a big difference. and let me explain it, because maybe not everybody understandcc it. e.hat what impeachment inquiry does when you vote on the floorf yo,t gives you the apex of power ofer congress. this is no of t saying impeachm. this is not anything. a button we needov to investigate. if they do not provide the informatioide the d.n we nen we would go to an impeachment inquiry impeachment inquiry. witness simply is investigation and providing congress the power to do thatiding th investigation. >> now, it might help if certain reportere congres actuaw anything about the impeachment process anyway. here with more , house speaker kevin mccarthy is with us. mr. speaker, great to have you. why is it maybe you should explain for the rest ofat the media what the difference is between an inquiry and an actual impeachment and what you mean by the apex of power? well, thank you for having me o on, sean.ybod just so everybody understands, coen congress it's ourtands, re and constitutional responsibility for oversighttite have to have investigations. we just don't go out and thinkus of these investigations. we have people from the irs came forthoplee ir with informah we have president joe biden who told us when he's running thatav they received no money from china and he had nothing to do with his business. we'v thae now found that no, we've had informants at the fbi page who came and said that they think it's pay to play with the bidens. we've now foun ay td that the bn family created 20 shell thmpanies while he was vice president, that he received 16 of 17 payments from romaniani while he was vice president. lythe family paid all the waympe down. >> well, if you have all theses questionans, then you have an attorney general who says one thing and irttorney s whistleblowers coming forth saying something else. you want to knowir who's lying and what's the information? i would think the biden familykt would want to know that. when you move to an impeachment inquiry, it empowers congress, republicans and democrats within subpoena to be able to get the answers they need, because we have foundis s and again, we haven't seen anything like this since nixothe nixon administration usg their government to shut down any time we had a question. i would think the biden familyna would wantmily to clear their nl i mean, if president biden told you ahead of time, they've never any money and that hunterp biden was the smartest person he knew. but now wen he found out that he attended dinners and after a dinnertended d, one dinner ate milano, they got 3.5 milliongarc from a russian oligarch who ridn't get sanctioned afte they entered ukraine. and then we found that hunter got a porsche.es these are questions you haveyo to understand why and whu seenyr the government allow the statute of limitations to run on hunter biden? when they don't do that to the american public? --the irs makes you sign a waivr to extend the statute of limitations so it will not run out. but wh toy is why are theyr being treated differently? and we should know the answers extento these questions that empowers congress, republicans and democrats of their committee to be able to get the information. if somebody fights froently?m, providing it to them, or we even learn more because the russian oligarch, former first lady of moscow at f the cafe milano, whereir joe dined with one of hunter's foreign business partners, also that included $120 million reala estate investment on top of the 3.5 million the oligarch in kazakhstan. the ol wideryou know why the mo? so hunter can get himself a brand new porsche. how great is that? wha >> i wonder what he did for all that to deserve that brand . car. >> here's where i want to go with this, though, because to mwant t wite, i don't care hh the media ignores it or the democratic party ignores it . i this is a real joe biden, nota hunter biden bribery scandal allegation here. >> we know nowry the following let's go through the facts. we know that joe lied both as a president and as a candidate when he repeatedly denied everee speaking to hunter, his brother or his words, anybody for that matter, about their foreign business dealings. we know that was a lie. we lie that joe biden leveragedv 1 billion taxpayer dollars and loan guarantees for ukraine and insisted that a prosecutor e be fired in 6 hours as a result of that. his son. hunter was sitting on a board that he admitted on good morning america that he hada experience to be on, continued to get paid. ultimately, it was millions of o dollars in the end. and my question wan is, tell meu how that's not influence peddling. peu know, bribery statute, mr. speaker, does not demand that somebody benefit themselves financially. in this case, the vice president, as the 1023 forum pointed out, took a specifict action and his family, you know, was involved in personad l enrichment, that being hunter. --, based on his actions is that bribery to you? well, sean, everything that you just talked about, nobody in america knew until you had a change in congress, the fbi i act on their information from their informant. noa . s came forth. they took the words of this president. and you were right. this isn't you are righs no about hunter b. this is about paying to play for the biden familyly because the money goes to nine different members throug9 h shel companies, much like the informant said. so we will continue follow theww information wherever it takes us and provide it to the american public. the difference here is we don't do it for political purposes. we follow the constitution. that's exactly what was played out during the nixon administration. in congress. they voted voted t to have an impeachment inquiry. and i. i raised it on this show, no its long ago that because the actions of the biden administration a withholding information, that that would rise to the leveto l where we'dc need an impeachment inquiry to get the strength of the congress to get the information that we need to give to the american publice and follow through on our constitutional authority. that is exactlough on y we're dg and that's exactly what we'll continue to do. >> but devin archer'ils as sayig that hiring hunter was for them and influence play. >> he said those are his wordss ,not my words.we k we know joe lied. we know the family benefited. wejo and the know he took actio. why would a vice president evern go to and demand a prosecutor get fired? why would they leverage $1 $1,000,000,000 in the relationship for, you know, if it didn't benefit the biden family and just like the whatsapp that's interesting. as i'm sitting here with my father, one week later, $5 million ends up in theirtalkin coffers. coffe now, remember, sean, you're not putting a timeline are on this.i we knew about biden going afterg the attorney general becausee at he did that in his own words. we never knew because we jus net got this, what, just a week ago from devin saying that they were being pushed from burisma, saying we need to do te something about this. what was that in dubai? we neeis.d help from d.c. five days later, action are taken. yes. when what your actions taken fil this information is being gathered is coming through the of the republican congress that we will continue to follow through and we will continue to bring more and we will take taker it takes. and if it rises to the level, we will do our constitutional duties. and this is the part i want america to know. america has a s a right to knowf there was pay to play. america has a right to know if garland is lying to them. america has a right to know. whe and this fbi, whether they investigate it and are there pay to play when it comes to this president? i woul presided think this president would want to clear that name rather rapidly. give us his bank. s bank mr. speaker, let me ask information. >> s believe we are looking at a bribery scandal with joe, who's now president actions. he took his vice president in exchange for family enrichment . well, i don't know of anexy oth family that puts together in government 20 shell companies while you're the vic eies president. america, my family has no shell companies. i don't know of any other while on the in america that pus shell companies when you what do you produce? you don't produce any products. and if you're an expert, when it comes are foreign policy, why is it italy? are the u.k. or france hiring you? why is it just ukraine, russia ,china, romania? and why is the then at the time for and putting your family members on boards you wantboard? action it why are you providing these families porsches whyare o are you saying you have no noou saying in this busines havs butw we find, lo and behold, you've gone to dinners. and after those dinnerdinners, 5 million flows. why do you say you have no money from china? came. but now we proved it. i think there's enough m out there that this biden family needs to come forward and show there wasn't t a pay to play. america deserves more. and americans want mor to know. and the one thing i will tell you is, as this congress, facts the people's congress, we will follow the facts and provide ite it t to.e the american public, just like the constitution tells us to do . speaker mccarthy, thank you. we'll follow it closely. now, the mainstreaosely.m, theyu all but blacklisted any discussion about the biden briberssioe ery scandal d allegations. they want their audience to believe this is all about hunter biden and his personal struggles with addiction and greed and just a loving father. but in reality hunter is a little more than a bag man for the biden brand. and that brand revolves around the big guy. then vice president joe biden, president of the united states, not the guy that was addicted to crackd th. but despite the media's deceptive coverage, biden continueoe bidens struggle polls, especially among working class african-american and latino voters. joining us now with analysis, outnumbered co-host mcenany and fox news contributor ari fleischer. let me let me ask this, because i think this is important. keli, i'll start with yonow.u. it's obvious the brand was joe.t joe, the lie isn't just once. it was a repeated lie as a a candidate and as president.oke o never spoke to hunter brother or anybody about foreign business deals. he's u deals.p his eyeballs in it. n hunter has no experience. he's an addictex. n the time, by his own admission, and he's taking in millions of dollardollars s from some of our largest geopolitical foes. so explain to me, what did he do for that money? what did the grandchildren do for the money that was funneledd to them? well, hunter biden could have offered finger paints that he did with his crack pipe, which we know go fors anywhere from $500,000 and upwards. but outside of that,p fo what ws he offering, burisma? >> of course, sean, you state? the obvious. eting ahead of that meeting, there's a meeting that sticks out to me. it's the dubaist to meeting at the four seasons. this is with burisma. executives ons. he's sitting th. prvon archer testified to this and had been multiple pressure emails sent to hunter biden. pressures sent to get viktor shn fired. the prosecutor looking into tha. m devon archer wasn't present for the conversation, but we know hunterburism biden dialed upon h his father. the vice president puts him on speakerphonunter bie. five days later, joe biden then goes to ukraine, wheren to he delivers a speech about guess what? delivespdigging into corruption in ukraine involving the prosecutor to viktor shokin, who we know goes on to be fired. coincidencr e? i'll leave that to you all, but doesn't seem like much of a coincidence to meet all these countries. >> all this money. noit dlike experience admitted t at the time. ari fleischer. >> seawhat we looking at? influence pedaling. it's prettaty plain and clear. but there's a lot of ped corruption, too, and ials cle a bribery issue, sean? is it bribery? well, itnd on where it very weld may be. we have to find out ifotf joe biden got any of thiss in money, as emails indicate, that the money that went to hunter was spli t with his fatherr and that joe biden was expenses were paid by his son, hunter or his brother. then, of course,e paid it's. >> well, that's correct. just to be clear, focus shot. but sean, hold on a second. but this is important. even withouts is even without it being any money reaching joe biden, it was an act of corruption for joe biden not to get put act those phone call. his son. joe biden got himself on those phone calls. no one made him do it. he voluntarily i on thosent t calls as the vice president to influence the partners making business decisions that resulted in hunter getting money. that's abusinessn act of corrupn by an elected official, regardless of whether he got money. now, if he got money, it's even worse. but what he did in and of what h alrea that we already knw about is an act of corruption. cor20 times. but the bribery statute, what i was going to tell you is>> seanf an elected official takes an official that benefits a family member or enriches a familystatt member, that's that that fits the statute. that would be guiltye guilty. here's the question. where's the media kayleigh mcenany? nany? >> great question. i mean, they've covered the trump indictments over a 39 day period, according to newsbusters, for 500 plus m minutes, precisely 0 minuteser t on devin archer in the biden corruption scandals. >> bind c you this is a big deal, sean, even if, you know, let's say you're delusional and the liberal inl media, which we knoe they all are, even if you don't believe joe bideeven in said and on these calls, they discuss the weather. we all know that's improbable. inu'd have to be theer. an idiot to believe that. but let's say you believe all of that and the least weeasw know joe biden lied. he said he never spoke to his son. noer spoo w he's moved the need. >> i never was in business with my son. we know that those are not true now. he lied in the press won't cover. it is a tota it's al blatant cover up.d medi >> it is media malpractice. ari, will the media be forced to cover this as more gets revealed every day? well, i think if they begin ann impeachment inquiry, as speakerh mccarthy talked about, then they have no choice. but they're going to cover h it in the slanted, negative, biased way. the deck is stacked. and we all kno w it. >> all right. thank you. all right. thank you, kelly. all right. anming coming uerp, another dar report about hunter biden. plus, jim jordanhe now accusing the fbi of lying. he'll explain next. and latefbr, the heire heir to anheuser-busch weighs in on the dylan mulvaney controversy t . and a quick programing note this wednesday. this thursday, a live shows. and we'd love to have you join us. tickets are free. go to hannity .com and just register. >> we'd lovefr to seeee you. >> did you know taking z's all at night allergies while you sleep so you wake refreshed for more productive day. >> get 24 hour continuous relief that does not fade. the wise old take zazzle at night. >> the timeless gift stackable bands 89 tennis bracelets for 90 912 hearts become one pendant 699 half carat bands 399 and one carrot top white studs 599 all guaranteed to appraise for 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everything we do. goli, taste your goals. again, that's 800 6554072. >> s right.eae more on a top story. when this might be shocking to hear, but when it comes to joeit c biden and the federal government, honesty is not always the first priority. last week we. all learned arc all about devin archer's close ties to the big guhee y. but archer was not the only businessman with access to pops. buanother hunter business associate guy by the name of eric schwerin, visited the white house and naval observatory. more than 30 times while joe biden was vice president. but joe never discussed business with hunter and his partners or anybody ever, for that matter. now, also tonight, new evidence of malfeasance the from the fbi surrounding joe and hunter biden. house judiciary chairman jim jordan has now uncovered new documents showing that the fbi knew hunter's laptop was very real, but they refusepa to acknowledge the truth while working behind the scenes with big tech. we call it pre bonking or censoring. what ultimately ended up censoring the hunter biden laptop story. anyway, chairman jim jordan joins us now with more. originally we knew that that ore.nefacebook directly asked ti that could verify the authenticity of the laptop if it was real and they wouldn't answer. now, we know twitter also askedo both of them when they twitterr was early in the day. >> remember the story? e october 14, 2020, sean, early in the day, fbi meets twitter. twitter asks the question and the fbi says, yeah, the laptop is real. th theand then another agent qu jumps in a lawyer with the fbi and says no furthesao r comment later in the day, they have another meeting scheduled that same day with facebook. . at that meeting, when they get asked the question after they had had deliberations, the fbetini, they get asked quet the question, same question from facebook and they say no commeniot. comme and elvis chan testified in the missouri case. he testified said thatntthere iy interaction he had with facebook, but now with the internal documentsteractio we'vo from facebook shows a different story. the very next day, october diffh ,mr. chan has a conversation with the facebook employee in an sbi at the fbi agent.in by the way, he hasve a conversation where he says, yeah, the laptop is real. doesn't look like it's for an operation at all, but they still censor that story. >> and then of course, what spills out of that is the 51 former intel officialser. and their letter where they say it's a russian information, it has all the earmarkst th of a russian information op. >> and the long and the short of it is themationop american people were denied access to an important story. that was the true election denie interference, i believe, in 2010. >> so the fb trui lied lie about meeting with big tech regarding the hunter biden laptop story. you wrote that on twitter or xyt or whatever they're calling it. this these days. but we also know more, don't we, because of now, ro senator then attorney general from missouri, eric schmitt, brought the case rought on this very issue. the head of the site integrity of twitter at the time is a person by the name of yoel tim roth. yul roth said in thosee. meetings, the fbi was warning that big tech migh t be victimsa of a disinformation campaign that might be about joe andhuntr hunter biden. but yet they knew that the laptop. was real and yet they were warning big tech that there probably would be a misinformation campaign specifically about hunter right. >> weekly meetings that thatt these big tech had with the i government where they say there is a hack and dump operation comingck and it's going to involve hunter biden. those four facts they kept putting in front iden. of big tech. and then when that happens and you have this story break we on the 14th of october 2020, just weeks before the most important election, it's all been laid out. and the fbi knows that the story is real, but they prep them for it being false and they allow them to believe it's false. they allow them to believe that this is some foreign informatio falitn operation when they knew that it wasn't. and that to me, again, as i think the biggest election interference we had in the 2020 campaign, but no one wants to talk about it except you, seanence in , and in the consere press. well, it's interesting, too, because i think one could make a pretty strong case that would be called election interferencea that the fbi, again, like in 20 16. >> all right. se >> let me asank you theion same question i was asking kevin mccarthy. joe, didn'i ast just lie. he lied on a spectacular level by telling us a candidate and many times as president teat he never once spoke lev tos son or brother or anybody forll that matter, on their farm business dealings. okay, now we havbusinesse chapte in detail that he was up to his eyeballs involved in this.th then we take it a stepe furthe the biden branwad being sold.t l that's what that's what closed those deals. sefour millions of dollars. the brand was not the crack addict. r it was not the addict.ct it was the father. and the is involved in these deals. involved i are nowwe looking at a president of the united states, compromised by some of our most hostile enemies and that this was a pay to play bribery scheme that benefite ened entire biden fam. >> well, what we'll and i presume we're going to get it. >> yeah, right. he did. but we'll we'll continue to do our work and do what the constitution biden f requires un but you're exactly right. the president said he had no involvement, no involvement except dinners, phone calls and 30 plus meetings with hunter business partners. >> i mean, what 30 plus meetings? 20 some phone calls, dinners with the the wealthiest woman in russia. and all they talked about was the weather we're supposed to believesia an and democrats this is some illusion of access that looks like reat isl access to me. when you got 30 some times. hunter biden's business partnel is up at joe biden's house or at the white house having meetings with with the president while he's vice president. that looks prett wy much more than an illusion to me. >> that looks real. and then you referencevi--d this the meeting in dubai, the caylee red pan hunter, where they have a meetin real.g and then biden well, for d the money that'sapping devon arr testified and the grandchildren got paid. >> what are the grandchildre grn do to earn that money? ct yeah. what was the service they were providing? what was the product they were offering? y e valuwhat was the value they wn adding you. the answer that question seems to bswereems to e the brand, ad seems to be access. >> and now we know dinner's phone calls and now all these 30 something plus visits that his business partners had with vice president biden and by recall bribery, high crimes and misdemeanors would be impeachable offenses, correc>> joht? e. that's what the constitution says. and we're going to do our job and we'll 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has been eliminated from the world cup after scoring zero goals, the team in thein te penalty kick round against low ranked sweden. this after a missed kick from team superstar megan rapinoe, ar who was a once proud recipient of the presidential medal of freedom from joe biden. a poor performance earned this strong rebuke from donald trump on social quote woke equals failure. meghan has been better known recently for left-wing activism . her soccer skills. frequently kneeling during the national anthem,qual a proponent of biological men mempeting in women's sports. and by the way, we did checkga and meghan has never once had to fac e biological man at the world cup, so maybe she should reserve judgment until she knows what that's like s for now. should just have to settle for knowing what it's like to justne lose big time. here with the reaction, author of a brand new book just out toda y. and it is the american playbook a guide to winning back the country. amazon.com, hannity, .com and bookstores all around the country. clay travis and the host of outkick, tomi lahren is fearless. tomi lahren. tomi, i mean, i wonder if she would think differently. clay told me today, then i when clayd not known i ha this that a dallas young man'sg team at an academy somewhere in dallas, 15 years old, beat the national team 5 to 2. and these a 15 year old boy is versus almost like a professional women's team. prs yeah, exactly. and when megan rapinoesie about the proudest moment in her career, she talked about fighting forinee pay for what i assume would be women. but then out of the other side of her mouth, she said she has no problem with biological men competing againsngt women.es so which one is it, megan?do you do you want equality and fairness for women? or does it only come to your own paycheck? this woman is the epitom ourefih selfish, and she made it really hard to root for the uniteardt o and we all root for the u.s.a.. don't get me wrong, even if it is megan rapinoeusa even i and s that decided to kneel for the stillnal anthem, w root for this country. it would be nice, though, if thosided te women who wear the a on their jerseys could love the country as much as we do. i don't think that's too much to ask for. t thinsean. but, you know, if you look at the worst year in the nfl, clayn travis, it was when we hadl the whole call and kaepernick issue and americans were disgusted. they did not want and football and i understand everyone's going woke and i understand they think they're inclusive. but america,woke you're takingmo the most uniting moment, a common passion, a team, a a common passion for a sport. strangers high fiving eachu ru other in the stands, and you're ruining it by adding politics to it. if you want politics, watch this show every night. >> you'll you'll get your fill of it. olityou're 100ics.% right.if yow and that's why michael jordanti said republicanscs sneakers, to. sean, 15-year-old boys in dallas, just dallas beat the u.s. women's soccer team that won the world cup in 2019 5 to 2. couple of things on this. i wacup ins in crowd with my faa in vancouver, canada in 2015 when megan rapinoe and her teammates won the first women's world cup of this era. thithis is one of the most beld teams of all time, 2019. they go off to france. donald trump invites them to the white house to celebrate their back to back world cup the championships. they refuse to go. 20, 23 megan rapinoe wide right on the kick. >> who was seen that with that?e okay. by the way, sean, and i bet you could have scorebri bed. i bet i could have scored there. i bet tommy could have scored there and ain't that hard when you're not that you you're the best woman in the world right, theoretically one of the best women in the world. and here's the thing on this. they alienated everybody and they didn't need to do it. and if you get to the point where so many people are not upset, this is the worst performing women's world team of all time. >> and they wanted equalit they the men, congratulations. they've got equality. they both stun.k, got kicked out in the round of 16. >> you know, if this ever.h st reallyunk hold every every bitf progress that we've maded . >> title nine and women's sports, it goes away, doesn't it? tommf 16.y? oh, it certainly does. and i thin holk it's rich for somebody like megan, who is retiring to now say that she's okay with the sport being absolutely ruined and taken over what could be in the next several years, many more biological men who decideca they failed at their own sport category and decide their retirement plan is to playn d they women's sports. so i think that's very rich. but here's another thing to this. you can be an activist. you can be an athlete activist. we see iact with lebron. we sit with many others across a the nfl, the nba, the mlndb name it. there are activists, but you have to be goo to bed. e. and that's where meghan lost and she fell on her face. therve to bee have to be good if you want to be cocky and indulgent. and unfortunately, she missed mark on more than one thing, and it was kind of hard watching riley gaines haveg to deal with bill maher. that was a little rough, i think, for everybody being asked very specific questions. anyway, thank both.ts by the way, clay, congrats on the book. in bookstores now all aroundacrt the country, the american playbook, how conservatives can win back the country . yeah, good idea. thank you both. all right. coming up, an anheuser-buschcomu heir is now blasting the beer company that the familnyy over its work. start with dylan mulvaney. hi start with dylan mulvaney. he will explait n why when we come back. >> straight ahea, m sharond. >> hi, i'm sharon. i lost £52 on goal before goal i felt sick. i felt sluggish. i was diabetic and my was high.h i would always be bloated. my stomach was always upseat i now my stomach is flat. i'm happy with how golo has made me look. but what's more important but what's more important 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news focus. we begin hit's a path that led e to saint joseph's indian school. lear n more at t.j. o'rourke today. all right. still reeling from its walkshe on promoting bud lightde with gender activist dylan mulvaney. on fridasty the anheuser-buschur hair billy bush. not to b-buse confused with the journalist had some harsh words for the company amid the seemingly endless fallout. take a look. i think my family, my ancestors would have rolling over in their grave. they were very patriotic. they loved country and what it stood for. they believe that transgender ,that sort of thing, was all aee very personal issue. it is they love this country because it is a free country and people allod do what they want. but it was never meant to bebe on a beer. ca on and never meant to bed pushed in people's faces. >> joining us now is the authori of family range. billy bush is with us. what, by the way. what a great u for you andy and your you know, your family's background is pretty incredible. the story of success, the american dreamof personifie. why would they be rolling over in their grave? you know, delve a little deeper into that. i think that, you know, they first of all, wouldn't have ever gotten as political t. as this and let's face it, the transgender topic today has become very, very political. and it's not wise for beer company to get into that into that game. i think that it's difficult enough to to to be advertising b beer and to try to do it and ben political about it. i think it's -- it's just not the way to go. >> my you know go., my fear from the very beginning and at one point i got some peopl ie mad at me because i said,on i don't want this to go on very long. ver hope ti'm hoping the companyou will straighten it out. i th thingthe the bestt. they could do is apologize for getting into the political arena. we made a mistake. we're sorry. i think that might hav ae gone e a long way at that time to help them. i don't know if it would work now. it would seea. i m like an act of desperation. but my fear was that, you know, the guys work in the brewery and the factories and thatthey a drive the trucks, they're the one paying. they're the ones paying the price. they're now losing career jobs n over this. >> t they are paying the price.o and i think that the companyy gr greatleay miscalculated what whl was thoughtcula was being inclusive, but it reallyg was divisive. family i think my family was they lived by the motto, making friends is our business. and they believe that bringing together, making it a sociable, fun, beer drinking experience was the way to go. waybut, you know, people that drink bud light, the drink beert really don't relate to that kind of advertising. and so it was it was a huge mistake. >> so let me ask you, do you have any influence, any connection to the management, the current management? and if you don't and you had an opportunity to talk to them, tel what would you tell them? >> if i had an opportunity to talk to them, first of all, no, i don't have any relationship or any any management at, that connection, any any kind of management decision making that there. but if i hadad a c a chance to k to them, i'd say, really understand who your beer drinker is and who your audience is with, with your brandss because, you know,. trying to push us aagenda political agenda in such a way obviously is not the way to go because you can tellgo because it's heard sales so much and sales of drop have plummeted. so, you know, really take the time to, get out there, learn about america.s this is a foreign company. learn what you know, what sells in america under what the beer business is like and sell to those people in that way. >> all right. billy bush n: billy, it's sad, i hope. and by the way, you know, it was benefiting the molson coors and miller lite. >> they're all benefitin g coors light, miller lite. you know, their sales went through the roofs ligh at anheuser-busch's expense. >> appreciate you being with 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know how many of these ice cream truckst tofind out yod around the city? i think about 40 or 50 trucks. >> i mean, if you told me there was over five, 10,000 ice cream trucks, i would say, yeah, that's going to make a huge difference. but, i mean, if you counted all the time, you get maybe, what, 100? 150. would that really make that much of a difference that you'd have to imposef ce it only on ice cream trucks? >> do you think that would be easy fowould ber? o ice cream truck vendors to take on an additional $5,000 of? costs? no. that's not easy for for fo r a bus. that's. o do you think it would put maybe some people out of business? yes. i think that if they're proposing and they're imposing it, they should kind of cover it, you know? osing it should yeah. >> because, yes, as you can see, the ice cream truck standing right behind you. you're on camera. you see any smoke coming out of it? buddy i don't. i don't. i swear, if there was a truck't parked up right then, it wastha3 idling for more than 3 minutes. this whole block would be loaded up. so, i mean, the problem is not us. >> all right, lisa joins us now with more. all right. i may not sound likemore. i mean, i feel sorry for all these guys. how much can these guys. you poe off of every ice cream sold to get to the point where nowor you can afford a new generator ? only for absolutely really no for r? whatsoeve >> well, you know, shawn, it broke my heart talking to some of these guys because what they ey told me. they said, look, i don't have $5,000 or more for this. >> i'm already struggling in thithis, is economy, in this, just to survive and put food th the table for their families so they can afford this. >> and does anyone at homeeir fi honestly think that this would make a difference? of course it wouldn't.ut the but what it would do is put these guys out of business, people that are just tryin g to earn an honest living and put food on the table for their families. >> but, shawn, i've got to tellf you personally, i think that's the point of these progressive right. it goes back to what the world economic forum said. they wans back tt people own nog and be happy. >> you know, they want people to be impoverishe d. he they want them to be reliant and dependent on the federal government and on the government. so feder think that's really the intention of what the left is trying to do with all of this. and you think ofhen ho their business. >> all right. so how much ice cream are you really selling on the street in december, january, february, march? >> not a lotreet and decembe bee it's pretty cold in new york during those months. >> so they really only have x number of months a year where they can have their quote a nuey season. i pass these trucks every time as infre i'm in new york city, which i try to make is free and frequently as possibley as. and you don't see long lines of people waiting so they can't be making that much money that they can afford this. >>n afford and, you know, it's d to me, it's just another mandate from, you know, broth big brother, it's just another mandate from big brother. >>er>> ano and also when we wald around, all of these trucks are fueled. they're fueled by you know, they're filled by gas. right. so that's what they're fueled by. so, of course, this is goinge fa to have a devastating impact on all these trucks. they're not se ot up for this.lf so it's going to be devastating war all of these guys. >> you know, it's is there anything else they want to take away? i mean and what they're doing is they're chasing everybody out of the state of statgork and they're losiny outf a fortune in the process. >> but, lisa, great report. say that, sean, but then we're going to breportinll be anotheri these with something else. so i'm sure they will figuresurt something. i'm guaranteed anyway. thanks. ick prog before we go, quick programing note this week, live studio audience chose wednesday.y thursday night, jimmy failla. charlie all know. dagen 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