>> the vac takes on the squad. >> plus, don't block the roads. >> get out. >> on the ground. on the ground now. white house visitor logs just released suggests that joe biden is personally running the litigation of donald trump. the rate itself may have been hatched inside the biden white house and the special council prosecution on donald trump is being coordinated by the white house. jack was summoned to the white house twice in the fall of 2021. to meet with joe biden's deputy chief of staff, carolyn saba and an advisor to the chief of staff, catherine riley. this is while donald trump was negotiating. jay brat wanted a raid. jay brat even visited mar-a-lago and told everything was fine. joe biden and his white house council signed off on revoking trump's privilege and armed fbi got warrants and went in hard. the biden justice department indicted donald trump. then jay brat was tapped to be the top aid for special counsel jack smith and the white house summoned jack smith to the white house to meet again with biden's deputy chief of staff. that was just in march. and weeks later, donald trump was indicted over the mar-a-lago documents. why is the white house conspiring to indict donald trump? >> i have never once, not one single time suggested the justice department what they should do or not do relative to bringing charges. i'm honest. >> that's a lie. not only do white house visitor logs prove that joe biden's team is working with the special counsel's office to raid and prosecute joe biden's top political opponent. the "new york times" said joe biden was behind the urgent timeline. he believed donald trump was a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted and biden felt like garland should act like a judge to take decisive action. all the evidence suggests joe biden was personally behind the prosecution of donald trump and the timing of his trial. today, a democrat dc judge ruled the january 6th trial prosecuted by jack smith will begin march four. a day before super tuesday. what a coincidence and the mar-a-lago documents trial begins in may. the appeals process will take years and that worries the left. yesterday msnbc admitted the trump trials are about disqualifying donald trump from having his name on the balot. as far as i'm concerned, all of these indictments don't mean anything if he's able to run for president next year. unless he's found disqualified from running for president. if this is a step to force him to step down, it's great. >> democrat state officials will be taking action if donald trump is convicted to remove his name and the ballot and force the issue. joe biden isn't even committing to debating donald trump. this isn't a battle of ideas. there's no effort of persuasion, this is the removal of a political opponent through ballot gimmickary. the mug shot has breathed new life into the trump campaign and broadened his appeal to black amer americans, over the weekend, the trump campaign raked in $7 million. today my garbage man is buying mugshot tee shirts for everyone for christmas. the 2016 phenomenon is happening again >> he won because of a laser like focus on the forgotten man. a bond remember formed that cannot be broken. there's a new man. the black man. the media and professional class are so fixated with smearing and disqualifying one man, they have forgotten the democratic party should be fixated on better wages, jobs, schools and better healthcare. democrats have over promised and underdelivered for black americans. democrats are obsessed with trump instead of the most dependable voter. >> he got indicted. trump got a target on his back just like a black man. you keep messing with him. hey trump, go ahead and white that white paint out your face. you're black now. you're good in the hood. as far as i know, trump is black. >> when are you guys going to learn? the more you indict, the more we unit. gangsters. holler about trump 2024. you hear me? gangsters. the hood got this man back. it's trump 2024. that's what it's going to be because we ain't having nothing else. >> arresting donald trump not once, not twice, but four times did something i thought was impossible. made donald trump into a sympathetic character. made a billionaire a victim of the man. i know, sounds crazy. black americans have felt unfairly victimized and historical there's truth to that. the mugshot unintentionally created a bond between donald trump and black americans. >> you locked trump up like that. i don't appreciate none of that. let me tell you, these other presidents, be saying good stuff to you but doing bad stuff to you. trump might be saying some bad stuff but he was doing good stuff. check the records. out of all the man he freed, he freed little wayne. kodak. y'all done locked up donald trump. >> the support of black americans have been going up. biden won 91% of the black voit. trump had 8. biden is down 30 points with black america. trump is up 12%. there's a reason for that. metropolitan areas are rapidly decaying under democratic leadership not to mention inflation is eating away at black bank accounts. time for talk is over. joe biden more than any other president loves the system. he represents the man. the permanent washington broker who has created the forgotten man. what better way to send a message than to vote for the man that the system is trying to destroy. >> this video is to every single black person out there. if you really want to [bleep] over this government that has [bleep] over your ancestors that helped kill martin luther king jr., i'm asking you to do mea favor. go vote for donald trump. they have been [bleep] for us for the longest and it's been there. vote for donald trump. >> the democrats have made trump a martyr and made voting for donald trump the biggest political message in years. jermaine joins us now. >> it's a debate what has been done to donald trump has helped to us. it's resonating with my people in a way the democratic party probably didn't, like they probably didn't invision it. you know what i'm saying? to see the issues, and when it boils down to it, it was just phone calls. donald trump just calling in, checking on the election, making sure everything is going and they are making a big deal out of it, to the point they locked big trump up. it kind of resonates with a lot of black people because we have been in the position. i think it's galvanizing sympathy from a lot of black people. >> have you and your friends voted democrat in the past? >> oh, definitely. definitely. but, i mean like now, i think that the lines are blurred and people are more focused on how we're being treated and which candidate is going to take political responsibility for the african american voters. >> do you and your friends feel like the democratic party has kind of neglected the black voter? around every election they talk a big game and there's not always results. is that how you feel? >> jason, check this out, bro, i'm going to keep this real. the stuff that biden promised, and first of all, i just want to say, if we are going to down donald trump behind the supposed racism, you have to know the history of racism as it pertains to joe biden with the 1994 crime law, a lot of people still in jail right now. a lot of families got destroyed from that crime bill. that joe biden passed. under the president clinton administration. even all the plagiarism and the remarks he made about the 7-eleven and the indians. the thing about it is, like when you looking at this, what you've got to understand, it's about who is actually putting stuff into place. it's about who is actually like putting the pen to the paper. if you check the facts, i think donald trump exhibited that way better than any other president we had in a long time. even if -- >> clutch, how did you get that name by the way? >> clutch, because i'm clutch. i come through in the clutch. when the game on the line, you know, you can count on me. >> all right. we will be counting on you in november next year. thanks for joining us. >> no problem. no problem. >> we'll have you back. coming up, johnny hits venice beach and so called conspiracy theories flying in maui >> hey, jeff bezos you got what you wanted. oprah, you got what you wanted. our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to protect your ears from dizziness, ear ringing, and even hearing loss. never miss a moment with lipo flavonoid. my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i wanted to try something that was over-the-counter. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. i feel as if it's brought me back to the good 'ol days. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch, it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >> hundreds of americans are still missing after the deadly maui fires. many people missing, children. they electric company is now in a cover up. roads were closed trapping people inside the inferno. fema officials have been staying at five-star luxury results. the free beacon discovered that fema, in the middle of the search and rescue mission is telling their workers to focus on diversity training. they are having fema volunteers do equity trains. teaches them how white supremacy is ingrained in nearly every institution in the u.s. and rooted in extreme and extraordinary violence and must acknowledge this exists. while hawaiians are missing kids and prevented from seeing their scorched homes, fema officials are staying in 5-star results. hawaiians are being evicted from their homes so landlords can cash in. >> we are receiving call after call for people being displayed in a time of emergency when their house was the only house standing in the neighborhood. simply because the owner of the house realized their investment is no longer a sound investment. >> why are people getting evicted in their homes didn't burn? less than a month before the fire. the democratic governor, josh green signed an emergency proclamation concerning hawaiian real estate. >> this was the first emergency proclamation that wasn't preceded by an emergency. this was to stream line development on maui and allocated all decisionmaking power to one person, the housing officer of the governor, noni maderas who can trump everything you do. >> maui residents say this is highly suspicious. the emergency housing proclamation was declared weeks before the emergency. this emergency proclamation is described as a gift to developers. they go to a housing czar and residents get no say. now the residents think developers, government officials and all those billionaires have bought up land in hawaii. zuckerburg, bezos and oprah. >> we busted or [bleep] and this is what we get. nobody called us. our phones didn't work from 5:00 in the morning. 10 o'clock when you went to work there was no water. tell me that's not consistency. no water and no warning. everybody talking about lahaina is the first satellite city. jeff bezos you got what you wanted. oprah you got what you wanted. it's all over. >> many maui residents their town will be turned into a smart city, tech hub where wealthy people work remotely. massive data is collected and people are pushed out. the governor of hawaii calls this a conspiracy theory. when all these tragedies converge, it leaves vulnerable people searching for areas. diamond garcia is a member of the house of representatives. diamond, tell us what people are thinking here. >> well, the fact is people are confused. it's been three weeks, jesse, there's not been any clear answers. these people lost everything. their homes, families, loved ones and their children and they are crying for answers. unfortunately, the response from the federal state and county governments has been pretty quiet. when asked what the death count was for children, the answer was i don't know. when asking fema and calling fema for more resources, they get the voice mail. people are frustrated here in hawaii and it's really sad to see this kind of federal response. >> so if you have real estate probably the most expensive in the entire country, and there's a lot of poor people in maui. there just are. a fire comes through and rips it to shreds and developers are licking their chops. is this why people are so concerned when the fire water wasn't ready given to the firefighters or all these thing keep adding up? 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[sirens] . >> all of you out. you better move. >> get out now. get down. on the ground. >> we're environmental protesters. please. >> the environmental mob was blocking the road to burning man. a festival in the desert where wealthy people congregate and take hallucinogenics. so, are those proper tactics to just zip your ranger jeep through the people? >> you know, listen, they may not have had many options. they don't know how long the folks were standing there. if you see there's a line of cars stuck in the heat of desert that goes back for miles. that's a concerning condition. a dangerous condition. they have to undo that as quickly and as sort of just as neatly as you can. for lack of a better term. what are they going to do? get out and negotiate? they're not going to listen. my impression is these activists thought we're doing this on indian reservation land. they could get away since it's the indian reservation but didn't think the indian ranger was going to come out with a taser. >> after 9/11, we had indian reservation police in new york helping us out. this is not the kind of thing they're going to put up with. >> they don't tolerate what we do. these are like frontier cops. >> what happens when a citizen gets out of his car and has to get to work or go to the hospital because his wife is in labor? is he allowed to get out of the car and do something to the people? >> no. that's the wrong answer. i know. but that's not the answer anybody wants to hear. let me put my lawyer hat on. don't take the bait. they have lawyers lined up from here to california. they're going to come after you. >> sit on traffic. listen to fox news. >> call the reservation police. >> we need reservation police here. >> we do. in new york. >> guys let's go. paul, thank you. well biden said covid shots are coming back. like it or not. and that's not all, two school districts in kentucky have already canceled classes because cases are spiking in the second week of school. nothing has been learned from last time. our children's lived were destroyed their brains decimated. they lost about two years of learning and it's not just elementary schools. colleges are making students wear masks again. morris brown college in atlanta, new mask mandate. rutgers university in new jersey, still requires students to be masked and maxed. according to a new study, n-95 masks can give you cancer and cancer kills. >> dr. mark siegel joins us. he wants all americans to get vacsed. he is confused with the one anything out in october. he says we're working toward a new vaccine. that's a different vaccine and not anywhere near coming out and getting ready mandate a vaccine that isn't out yet. no the vaccine coming out in september, october should not be mandated for anyone. it should be targeted to those at high risks who have covid. >> if they start mandating masks again, i'm done. especially since they can cause cancer >> they actually have volatile chemicals in them. every mask that actually works has this plastic on it. the ones that don't work, jesse, the clothe ones are safe. but they don't work at all. the ones that actually work, you're breathing in something eight times more according to the study than the epa says is safe. it hasn't been tested in humans yet. only mice, but here's the point. mandates -- >> masks could be deadlier than covid. if they give you cancer, it could kill you. >> mandates could be deadlier than covid. if you want to make a person choice to wear a mask in a medical center. if the government tells you, it's because they don't know what they're talking about and don't have a medical degree. >> are we now going to have more school closings. they are closing siegel. are we doing the mass ballots again. >> the only one that it's good for is teachers behind the screen. how many times did we see they aren't going to be able to read or do math. there was never a reason to close schools. next thing you and me will be remote and we won't have this great discussion. >> nothing is going to keep us apart dr. siegel. >> thanks god for that. good to see you. the diversity scam exposed. a whistleblower joins us next. let me be direct... you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? 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>> it's colors and ethnicity. one thought that basically says any problem a black person has is because of racist. any problem. >> so when you were doing these training sessions, what were you discovering and why did it make you come forward and reject it? >> well, this was a while ago when i was a diversity officer and i realized how useless it was because a, you can't really compel people to do certain things or think certain things. you can't be a thought police when it comes to these things. secondly, i was always preaching to the choir. it wasn't working. there's nothing pragmatic about a lot of these rules. it's idealistic. we need a diversity person so people don't call us racist, period. >> it was more about the projection of diversity than actual having diversity in the work force. it wasn't authentic. >> precisely. >> precisely. >> and someone is getting paid a lot of money, right, eric? >> think about it, if you're making all that money off r racism, the last thing you want is racism to go away. the major tenant of critical social justice pedagogy is don't ask if racism happened, ask how it manifested in this situation. it says there's racism everywhere. you know the saying, if you're a hammer then everything is a nail. if you're a critical social justice activists, everything is racist. >> so they were seeing racist where it never existed in order to get paid. do you think these things are going to continue at this rate? because i mean fema is doing a three-hour training session while 500 kids are still missing. come on. >> it's not going to go away tomorrow. we have to start pushing back. a lot of people are afraid and complying with this. they don't really want to. they just don't want to be mobbed on social media. they don't want to lose their jobs. they are very much against this >> the people that can speak out need to be loud and clear about how detrimental this is to minorities. >> well it's going to be hard to de-fund the diversity industrial complex if it's $3.5 billion a year. i think we're going to be finding a lot more racism the more they keep looking out for it. you're very brave to speak out against this. oh, my god, the hours that are wasted. it could have been used to making this show even better if that was possible. thank you. >> yes. exactly. you're very welcome. >> keep it up. >> so how are things going over in california? >> joe biden is pretty popular down here, isn't he? >> you see my face? 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what kind of people are they? >> as a california, how prouder you are of kamala harris. >> speak all she does is laugh. >> she used to smoke weed and listen to tupac. >> who is kamala harris? >> is she an influencer? >> i see her. >> little pencil neck adam schiff. >> eyes everyone leaving california? >> the homeless situation is out of control. look how it is. wouldn't you want to leave. >> it's too expensive. even if you're a couple you can't do it. >> not even a thruple. >> no. >> there's a lot of crime here. how do you fight crime? stick education. >> someone comes up to you with a gun coming or going to about some education? >> no, i'm going to rip out a roundhouse kick. >> avoid being outside late at night. >> being protected. if you use a lot of protection. typically i fired and then i go away. what happened to venice beach it used to be so beautiful. >> it's the weekend. i mean the weekday. >> the streets are almost like a skid row in los angeles. >> they let you camp out and shoot up heroin? >> that's what it seems like. >> fentanyl is the popular one. thanks, china. >> oh, china. >> joe biden is pretty popular town here, isn't he? >> you see my face. no. >> not my household. >> they are lying to you. i don't like him. >> was his biggest compliment. >> pass. >> i figured. >> donald trump has been indicted four times. >> indicted for what? things everyone done done in the white house. >> things he did help people a little faster. >> trump versus biden, who are you voting for? >> if i shut the cameras, would you tell me? >> i might. >> the lady, she loves trump. >> you're going to be on jesse watters prime time fox news channel. >> got to venice beach now. shoot some hoops. >> jesse: little gg was baptized yesterday and a wonderful ceremony at st. bridget's. emma gorgeous as always. little gigi, we are so proud of her. everybody is, jesse jr., sophie, allie, the whole family was in attendance, it was big -- i'm a little tired. mom texts. see, everybody. congratulations gigi, we love you. speaking of babies, let's welcome freddy lamarck. weighing in at 7 pounds 11 ounces and we assume he'll be riding a scooter with a helmet any day now. >> areas. everyone happy and healthy. freddie is already hiccuping and we love him. mike is watching every night or text us for your advice for first-time parents and will read it. patty from michigan. enjoyed your interview. he gets it and isn't afraid to speak his mind. thank you for giving airtime to regular patriotic people. gary from florida. clutch hitter for all americans. he is no fool and speaks the truth. all he needs is a trump mug shot teachers. those things are hot. did you consider maybe the deal jean -- doj needed to make those trips to the white house to talk to biden about the weather. helen from oregon. if biden can win from the basement, trump can win from the courtroom. great line. julius. you don't hear that name very much anymore from utah. should i get a tattoo of trump's mug shot. i don't think you should get a tattoo. that's my personal opinion. terry from ohio. god bless those nevada rangers. you want to act like a traffic cone, you get treated like one. luke from tennessee. i just called the nevada sheriff's office and sent an email thanking the officers. we need more tribal police here. maybe they could knock some heads together. maria from staten island. my husband just said its sanitation worker, not garbageman. i'm sure he doesn't mind. i think sanitation person if you're going to go all the way. where did you get that giant iphone? i want one. it's not a bigger phone. i just have a lot of credit cards in there. always remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." terrible polls for joe biden as he stammers back from oh, weeks and weeks of vacation. plus dire new warning about the side effects linked to n95 masks is now a new push for masked mandates, covid restrictions, and even a new vaccine, they are back, and it's getting bigger by the day. later will also bring you footage showing the climate ar