ron desantis, he will join us in a few moments. but first, here with the verysto latest on the ground in charleston tonight, katy burn. >> katy, what's going on theree: ? hi, sean. well, here in charleston, we're just getting ove her r high tide, which was what a lot of people were worried about. what happened was streets turned into flooded roads likein this because the seawall, which is right in this direction, you can't see it right now because ofw becaus how it is. we watched for hours waves from the charleston harbor crash over that seawall and unfortunately, flood roads in charleston's battery thosalso across downtown those seawalls typically protect the charleston peninsula, wherellyprotec you ke got these gorgeous historic homes, businesses where people sandbags laid out to try to stop some of the water from gettino stopom gettig in. but it's not just flooding thato we've been monitoring here in thering of south carolina. h we've seen tornadoes touched down acrosav touchs state. you could see a video here that shows one strong enough to pickt up a car and flip it over. that was about 18 miles from us here in charleston in a town called goos e creek.20 -- but what we know from thisbut wk flooding right now is that it's up there with hurricane flooding. the harbor reached overly nine feet, which is only happened for other times durin a ,hurricanes. and unfortunately, the water hasn't really started receding much yetrtreceivin . we're in a spot where we're close to high ground, but it gets deeper as you walclt itk rs like this. and we'll have to wait until daylight tomorrow to sees like i what kind of damage is done. >> sean and katie, as yohat kins in charleston yet experienced the worst of this, haved rest o? >> well, high tide was people were really preparing for 830 is when it happened. we're hopinga,0 is wha that aftt this water would recede pretty quickly, but we haven't wet seen the water receding just yet. what we do know is the wind was pushing that water this way and that winhis way d is to chak directions and hopefully push the water back into the harboro in the next couple of hours. >> okay. katy byrne in charleston tonight. we'll in later. a lot on deck as we continue to track this tropical. coming up, we'll bring you shocking new evidence, by the way, tonight ofocking, te collusion between joe biden's weaponized doj and hunten'r wha biden's legal team and what now appears to be a joint effort to deraiw appel serious allegats of misconduct. of course, i'm talking about joe biden'isconduc ourse, ws and, of course, money laundering scandal allegations and also allegations made by two irs whistleblowers. house oversight committeeblower. ein james carville will join us. he has the very latest there. heplus, an important update about hunter's trips on air force two and how they might have benefited. well, the family syndicatebenefs but now we turn our attention back to tropical storm idalia. n unlike devastation in maui, the toxic disaster tha mt was east palestine and ohio, where joe biden was completely m.i.a.l well, president biden today, amazingly gogt to a podium relatively quickly even to address the ongoing storm. unfortunately, he shifted the conversation as per usuaforl to himself, again, comparing and commiserate getting over his own tragic kitchen fire. the kitchen fire lastedte a whopping 20 minutes before the fire department extinguishir is what they refer to as a minor incident. he nearly lost his preciousrvete 67 corvette, his cat and his wife. now, for over a year, biden has pretty heartlessly compare aead every major disaster to what is an insignificant kitchen fire that almost destroyed his precious littl dee cat and corvette. >> take a look. i didn't know anything like that when i lady struckof the my house. we had to be out o hf thatouse r house for about seven months, repaired because so much damage is done to the house and half the house almost collapsed. >> i don't want to compare difficulties, but we have a little sense still, and ti what it's like to lose a home. here's joe now.5 year 15 years agos,, i was in washington doing meet the press. it was a sunday sunday the mt ts at home, little ladies outside of our home, like a big pond. tr and here the water came up underneath our home intos, the air conditioning. wife a long story short, from home for us. my wife, my 67 corvette, and my. cat. ei knknow from experienc how much how much anxiety and fear and concern are the people. peoplwe did lose our whole homf but lightning struck and we lost an awful loul lott of it about 15 years ago. >>15 what, joe? maui was so many homes were wiped out. many people will never go backer to their home, ever. they may not be afford to be afe able to rebuil d. and some people now in florida, they are going to be upended for at least another year, at least ifanother they can't affd to rebuild. it's not always about you, joe. no oneno one really cares aboutr idiotic small kitchen fire n fire iin delaware that nearly. it nearly lost your precious corvette a decade ag o. nobody really cares about that tonight. on the bright side, at least, on the brigh, at finally talkint hurricane in real time. i guess that's progress. maybe it's just convenient timing since the storm landfallf on one of the few days biden iss not on vacatio nn this month. >> take a look. did you guys realize that the initial hawaiiid wildfire response was not that good? or is it jusont easierse for hoe people to get help from the white house when the president is not on vacatio went is nn? >> so the premise of your question in the wayy you you posed your question. i disagree. just for the record. sopo, if you talk to if you were to do your reporting and speak to the governor of hawaii, the senators of hawaiiground, the folks on the ground, they would say that the president reactethed in recd time when it came to dealinging with the wildfireswith, but whet came to dealing and making sure that they got everything that they neeeverytd on the federal to deal with what was going on on the ground. let's not forget, theronforget e more than 600 federal employees on the ground already to assist with the wildfires, maui.s wron so your question is, is wrong, is flawed in many, many ways. and i would i would i wouldgo advise you to speak to theficial governor and the local and state officials. and in in hawaii in recordt a ft time, just a flat out lie. biden took two separate vacations before finally makinv his way to maui. according to joe is important that he remained on vacationtoae because he would just get inet i the way in hawaii. the only problem with thatn th phony excuse was there was nothing in the way left in the way to get in front of for u almost two weeks before he showed up. and when asked about the devastatiop.and n, loss of life. comment. he said that not once, he but he said it twice. and by the way, someone should really put cor wayy jean pierre in her binder because we're almost now an entire month after the maui wildfirfter theea devastation. not exactly a kitchetion, non f. and we still have no idea how many people lost their lives. how is that possible? and as of now, at least 115d ths people are confirmed dead. but anywhere between hundred and 50 and a thousand people are still missing. nd peoplhow do we, a month latet know the exact numbers here? how come the emergency alert system wasn't activatedho on the island? how come an environmental nutcase, according to reports withheld vital and necessary water that firefighters bravelyr and desperately needed for nearlyavsperatel hours? how did that happen? this is a gruesome, gruesome indication that the federal response. thajoe, response has been totay inept and it's not the firstcaus time because we saw a similar level of incompetence we e in palestine and ohio. remember, joe promised he would the rust belt community. it's over six months. noer six sign of joe biden. plenty of vacation time. no sign of joe. how are you feeling about joe in ohio tonight? now, despite the fairyight tales about his administration, you know, they're all for the working clas s. , working class communities in the midwest. yeah, middle class joe scranton ,joe, or rather, spent his time in a luxurious mansionn in, lake tahoe, or sittingke tah on hisoe old on a beachd as in delaware. a chair that's too busy, too e heavy for him to even move in his pathetic conditioven. onu and speaking of vacation, guess is planning another trip to theo beach. despite the hurricane on the east coast and florida and the hundreds of missing i people in maui and othern maui a important duties that a normal u.s. president would be taking care of.'s s you know, like, let's seee, e ine energy prices that are going sky high. inflation still out of control. borderflontrol is where we now i confirmed that, in fact, people on the terror watch list are crossing into our country. don't worrt country. our pr your president's headed right back to delaware for another long weekend oesfd of r rest and relaxation. and no plans to call offeso plan his fight in the sun.ke a >> take a look. are you making any contingencysu plan for your own schedule either this labor daleis ly witn own personal travels and also for your international travels that are coming up next weekr? or are you going to needim to reshuffle things? well, i may i just don't kno i w yet. >> now, joe, while joe is ateanw the beach under his little umbrellahi h, that chair, by the way, he has a hard time moving it. probably somebody should help hi a harm. ha well, florida governor desantis, he's been hard at work. that's en what do in times of crisis. they show up, they get to work . natural disasters don't take a break during your holiday. and today on twitter, the first lady of florida, casey desantis ,she posted this picture on twitter. so falleso fn 100 year old oak t at the governor's mansion whered the first lady of florida and her children were at the time. a r drenthank god nobody was injureu from this fallen tree. but the deatreh toll in florida, georgia, the carolinas, sadly, it's expected rise. i hope it doesn't. our prayers are with everyone our n eye. heaster all right. joining us now with the very latest from his home state vy l actually the free state of florida governor ron desantis. >> wowst. e. hundred year old oak tree,it i'm sure. a little scary for you and your familtle scary for and yoye devastation that i saw this on tv. what's your assessment at thist hourthis? >> well, sean, we were ready this. so we had search and rescue team staged national guard.0 nai we had 5500 national guard.on. we had 1.2 million gallons of- gasoline in the event of fuelin shortageins. we had over 30,000 linemen to restore. and so as soon as this storm passed, our first responders were on the scene checking on people. the good checking news is, is that we have not seen the type of loss p of life like we did at hurricane ian. in the coastal areas, they did moperienceal significant storm surge. most of the people did evacuatsl . and so we're cautiously optimistic that we're going to end u tic thatp okay on that.st and the storm hit landfall probably about am this morning.v we've since restored 370,000d t' power to customers and there's about 175,000 outstanding. so all those linemen been working to get people back connected. we know thatto get peopl there'e to be a lot of things we need to do, but we want to get back sean:back on their feet as quickly as possible. my understanding is that the stor mg ism was great, but t receded quicker than than most t people wilhan l predicting. prec trueti. nk >> yeah. look, i think that i mean, this wa, s a category four storm all the way up until maybe about 15 miles on the coast. and then it wentthen to it a hh cat 3. so it did drive up a lot of storm surge in some of some of it overr 70 78 feet. so i think maybe feet. even ten. k thatthin people protected when hurricanen ian head you remember that down in southwest florida. and i know you know that area well. you know, there were frantic calls to 911 because the water wes rising and people's homes so quickly we did not see those types of phone calls like wehink did in hurricane. and so i think it's a combination oft the surge wasmanageab a little bit more manageable. and i think it was a combination of people did d heed the evacuation warnings. they got offid the barrier int islands and they got to places that were on higher groundo plas and not susceptible to the surge. i mean, look, go back to lasthuc year's hurricane and fort myers and sanibel. it wa i mean, it was utter devastation. you just never knos devastatione hurricanes. however, i mean, being prepared having everybody in place, getting electrical power up, especiallygettin tomorrow, b i understand it's supposed to be extremely hot in florida tomorrowely hot . that means older people, especially, they're going to need their air conditionerser working. >> it looks like you're on track to get everybody up and running as soon as possible. . >> yeah, we've got a lot of linemen that are there to helpo with the and ahelp lot of this . of florida that's without power. a lot of these are like rura art cooperatives, other types of municipal electricaliv. so they may not have as much resources as some of the private companie privates le florida power and light. so we have all these extra linemen thatso we ha extra are r the assistance and we want to get that done as quicklsista. there are going to be some areas because there's massive amounts of debrious with all the forests and everything like that. some of the power linefong liked up pretty good. so some of it's going to take a little bit more time thanlem - others will. but the bottom line is we have an overwhelming number of on personnel that are on the ground working to restore everybody across the board. >> but let me ask you about a problem that has emerged. it was an article in the paper today about in the new york postt the neother ar, and therer articles i've read about this based on the number ofount o hurricanes and the amount of damage the homeowner's insurance, especially in coastal, have gone up anywhere from 25%, 30% or even higher. >> and it is, especially in this recessiopeciallyn, this biden economy, it is forcing people to self-insure because the premiums are up soig significantlnificay is there ang that maybe on the state level you can do federal governmente e needs to do to deal with the rising costs or dramatically higher costs for insuring your home? >> we've done a number of reforms in the last year, sean, including my save florida home program. sta, flpeople can get grantsr e to fortify their homes and make improvements and thes improvn they lower rates. we also did huge reforms in the structur re of our market earlih this year. what that has led to is weis y now have four new companies that are actually entering in to florida's property insurance market, which was not happenin,g for so many years. and we've got a fifth company on deck. have and as you know, you need to have consumers need to have choicemers neechoices.s. um that's how you keep premium increases in check. so we've got . so w four in the hopper, one on the way. and k you may when this hurricane season is over, have more companies that are going to be willing get inbut we the market. but we've had a lot of issues h with inflationave generally, as you know, and then aneticularly having hurrican ian, which is one of the most costly storms in the history of the unitedtly stor states. >> all right, governor, our prayers are with the people of my future state, and i mean it. >> florida it, our prayersil are with everybody tonight, and we will be following cly. l righ thank you for being with us. all right. joining us nowt with someone all too familiar with joe biden's incompetence, ohioompete senator j.d. vance's with the center. >> great to see you again. how are you? nceat to see you, hogood, john. >> thanks for having me. what happened to joe's promise that he was going to go to easte palestine? whatever happened? ped anybody ever was going the t in that community. well, it's shamefuoput il. and disgraceful. sean, what happened is that over 100 days ago, joe biden viomised that he visit east palestine. and he has broken that promise, refused to visitsit eastalestin and more importantly, sean, he has refused to actually employrefuse the services of his government to help the people of east palestine. i wa the peos there just a coupl weeks ago and let me tell you, people feel abandoned and forgotten becaus abae theirs government. their own president, who promised to show up, didn'it show up, and they really feel it. when you compare what's happening in east palestine and maui, you see a guy who promised ran for president saying that he would bring decency and empathyal off back to the oval office. will donald trump showed up in east palestinicdonalde and je biden never did. and he hasn't shown up anywhere else either. hwed upi wish this guy would je in his bunker and leave people alonee people. but if he's going to pretend to be the head of our government, he ought to get out there and dogovernht to ge o well, yeah, i would like to think so. ishow is the community doing? because that was that wa oh,s ya really at the time.make and how does a president make a promise? you know, one of the things i always believed, as a parent,r if you make a promise to your kids, all right, you get straight a's. righg to take it to disney dis or whatever the promise happens to be. you got to keene or whap your promise. if they do their part, you got to do your part. it's a president'st job to shon up in maui, not two weeks later. job. it i if he tells the people of ohiosl he's going to go and he's going to help them to show up. whlpy is this so hard for this president visiting? >> it's so hard, sean, becausere i think that he just doesn'tan,u care. this is a guy who ran for president to be called mr. president, not to actually do something for the people of the country. and you see itple ofy and you s day. you ask how the people of east palestine are doing. how theastsean in a lot of wayso they're still struggling. they're trying to rebuild. i think they're trying to come back. and i really believe it's one of the strongest, most har thed working, most courageous groups of people that i've ever met. so they're going to come back stronger than ever, sean, but their government isn'tan helping them. and there are a lot of problems that are still there. number one, indoorem quality testing for people who are living in areas where there's stilr qualr peoplel smec fumes, the government isn't doing it. number two, cleaningl the creek, cleaning up the watershed so that you don't have poisonous waterwaysonouss. the government has failed there as well. so they're coming back. hey are sean, at the same time,a they're coming back in an environment where the government failed them singl every single day. it's not good at all. it iand i think they'd be doingi much better if joe biden got off his rear end and actualls rh his government to serve the people of this country for once. >>isountry for yeah, he seems t harder for money for the people of ukraine than he doefos forcor people in our own country. i guess that's what america last policies looky.atwhat like senator j.d. vance, great to see you again. thank you. >> all right. coming up, house republicans, they're demanding answerank you. hunter biden's use of air force two when his dad was vicbiden'ee president, how much money did he make off those trips? 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how is that an independent hoe. tment of justic why are the national archives and the doj repeatedly denying republican lawmakers requests for information? job oversight is part of their job and their duty. whty.y did the special counsel attorney meet with the white house counsel? why did that happen? we need answers. we n. ght commow here with reaction, house oversight committee chairman james comer is with us. si james coh r, are you? h >> i'm well.ar let's talk about these trips, some 15. i think you've confirmed thatrt biden flies with daddy. i know peter schweitzer makes the casepetehweize in secret ems two weeks after hunter flew with his father to asia and stopped china, then the bank of china, the $1 billion deal that became a $1.5 billion deal was struck. as far as we have been able to fine have td, hunter has no experience in that, just like he has no experience in energy . do you believe that hunter was h enriching himself on these enris vis a vis the the the free travel of his father? there's no question hunter biden was enriching himselfmilyw and his family while riding on air forcehi two at the expene of the american taxpayer. but what's more concerning his. what joe biden's role was in all of this? and again, john, this is anstigt investigation of joe biden. and what we're doing now is we'reio putting a timeline together on all these bank transfers that we've identified, all the bankrs t wis . we're trying to now pu t a timeline with communications that hunter had with his fatheur ,with his so-called associates. forced assocg that now he was on air force two a whole lot more than anyone thought. es so joe biden's role in this family influence peddlingw scheme continues to grow on a daily basis. i mean, he was front and center in this. they can claim plausible thi deniability all they want. but i am here to tell you, sean, joe biden was front t and center. he met with every one of these people that he claimedhese he nt met with and never spoke to. and we're putting together the timelineo,and we a t where biden was traveling to many of these countries on airwaeling t while joe biden was vicevi president. and now we know from emails e-ma laptop that the person that was in charge of money at eric sherwinhunter hunter, was asking, which account should i pay homehunter repair bills on? hunter said he gives half his income to pops saes ha. d br hunter complained bitterly about paying for those home repairs that we got. paying fe repairare you going ti bobulinski and ask him about 10% for the big guy yet? i to seent of tony bobulinski in front of an oversight committee hearing anght commvery. ink he w i think he wants to tell his story and i knowso w the american people want to hear the story. so we're definitely going to heae definiter bobulinski ver with respect to sure. when we've been trying communicate with with sherwin. but look, sherwin is going to have to answer for all of these transactions. and we're where you referenced, sean, where hunter biden was paying for things for joe biden in these accoounts. these are the accounts we're now asking for, and thes now ase are the accounts we're probably going to head to court in the in t to, tryture to obtain to have stonewalled entire time.ation >> it took a long time for you to get the suspicious activity reports, the 1023 report. you had to threaten contempt of congress for director wray before he finally handed them ai over. now, the national archives is claiminve g that joe biden was using aliases or pseudonyms. robert peters, robin where? j r b where are. and they're saying thaton you need to get permission from joe biden to get these pseudonym email accounts that are critical to your oversight investigation. and you're going to need barac kama' obama's approval. that's never going to happen. that soundoval?s to me like they're covering for joe and they're trying to run out the clock. soy artried to run o you can fit your investigation. what what tools do you have at your disposaools d il to expedi? well, i think there'ssus in a consensus in our conference now that we're going to have to gnce nowo to impeachment inq. obviously, that will be speaker mccarthy's call. we but i feel like we're there now, sean. i feel like that's imminent. and i believe that that will be a tool in our toolboex when weiu go to court with our subpoena. look, we've requester subpoed t, documents, the house oversight committee has legislative jurisdiction over the nationali. archives. they've stonewalled us i nments. the biden mishandling of classified documents. nonow they're, you know, we hope they don't stonewall us in the pseudonym request. >> there's 5400 emails in twou different pseudonyms from joe biden. see have you seen any of these 50?of >>ve you seen any of them? i've seen a few. ne yes. i think i've ever seen one that had hunter biden copien, copied and that's the most concerning thing. that's where the democrats have gone. stone cold silent in washingto n e-mai in their defense of joe biden. there was an email that was to a that that was joe biden that had copied on it. >> and it was an email about ukraine policy ate the same time that devon archer testified that the owners of warisma were squeezing hunter to call washington for help. and that's whed that in dan goln and jamie raskin said, oh, well, he could have called anybody in military did. and i'm sureve calle they just talkeds no about the weather. that's not true. i want to make sure my right you correct me if i'm wrong. octobeme if i'r of 2015, it bece official after an interagency. it officially became an obama administration policy to given the $1 billion in loan guarantees to ukraine because they madguarane enough progresso regarding corruption. the same year,tion. 2015 decembr 4th. hunter is in dubair 4t with bura executives asking for exactly what you mentioned. dc for help. they call joe biden in dcin ukt them on the phone five days later, as in ukraine, leveraging $1,000,000,000 to get a prosecutor fired. son of a b, they fire the guy in 6 hours. and hunter biden aurs.s, a resut continues to get paid for workin by his own admission, he had nod qualifications being paid for. is that correct? . is that timeline right? >> that that's 100% correct. and that's very concerning. and think about thisd that i. that's what the first trump impeachment was about. donald trump simply asking zelenskyy what he knew about that. that was the quiutd quo. the quid pro quo was joe biden withholding american tax d dollars to ukraine in exchange for them firing? >> the prosecutor who is investigating his son hunter for corruption lasg his sot, arl investigating bribery and money laundering as it relates to the president of the united states? yes, that's our investigation. w that the president'son son committed money laundering not joe . we're investigating whether or not joe biden committed money laundering, but we're prettyn cy certain he's committed some pretty serious members of the biden family. the entire congress will be concerneine membd about.el and nine members of this family got paid through these shell corporations. u ha you've you've stated that fact. and we believe now you havece tha evidence that joe biden benefited financially himself, although that't n fited fis even what the statute calls for. >> correcte ca? 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well, it's so true. and, you know, i loo.k back at 2016 and i and i it's not justan this story, but i get the feeling and i'm sure you and pete feel the same way . things are boiling over justy we like they were in 2016. e. you look at crime people outhere there are nuts with goings with to cvs, trying to buy a bottle n ,advil, and have to callerk be the store clerk because everything's lockeca d up, whether it be, you know, trans mania, where it's everywhere, ye that you can find it women in sports or schools in the work kids ar environment that our kids are subjected to. he him she there nom/him/ american pride whatsoever. she/our border homelessnesshomee lawlessness all overss the plac. and it's not because just the environment look we can care act without being insane. there is a group and you've had them on the air american conservation coalition . it's a reasonable, normal things that normal people canp do to help the environment. but back at 2016 and you see this boiling over that's happening in america. i never thought that things could be more volatiles than they were in 2016. i've told people that donaldmide trump was the biggest middle finger that the american people could fine americd in 20 and they found it. and here wite are again. and it's all of these things. and when you onlwhy have to mov, 100,000 people in five statesife to make the difference in the electoral college, that's all we're talkinnc theg about. this kind of stuff, not just the nonsense of martha, i everyone of what's happened here in greenlans d. er. it's all these other things that are boiling over and the american people know it. and ife know it. people know it, people are sick and tired of it all. >> it pete i'd actually give $10,000 to martha stewart's charity if she canmartha somehot bring some of that arctic ice home and can buy it from her. and i'll give her ten grand to her favorite charity. >> i'd like to try a cocktail with with that. i think it would be i think it'd makt ice.e it tasty. >> sean, come on. i already beat to the punch here. >> i already ordered some icebergh year. ice.. >> i've got it right now. wait a minute. you can order ice. hey, guyy s. >> amazing that iceberg ice. if my send out. >> i love it. i mean, it's phenomenal.sh >> it's the best ice.is t she's the best out there. whheere.y we going for it? so i punch on it. wait a minute. onyou just like on amazon.com and costco's. >> where do you get it? traigh >> dry ice straight fromt greenland. i was kind of hoping greenland would be the 51st state by now. talk about it. tate, but that'se's where i get it. >> and there's a new there'sor a recipe for unhinge liberals. it turns out in her cookbook,maa two of martha's been over the over skis on this a long time. >> h ski is a the for unhinged liberalson is one part perpetual anger, two parts, perpetual ignorance, just a pinch of twitte r muscles. >> they're like beer muscles, except it's online. except istou jus repeatt repeat every day and that's how you do it. >> martha is gets it.e is she's not going to pay attention to this. at to bringaningo pay us iceberg ice and we're going to love it all the way to the en d, you know. ryan so i'm really i'm shocked that that pete is so ahead of the curve ahead of his time. we ought to open a bar and only use iceberg ice. i think that's a great idea.>> it's a very clever. i'm for i'm thinking of making an old fashioned right now. it soundi'm ths great pete whens you come back, by the way, you're a nobodouy our age drinks an old fashioned anymore that's likefashione you know hey if you're from wisconsin i was a boyband and actuallyhing, matw and hudson straight up. you guys are jus mt in milwaukee for no stay consume some more old fashionemore oldd than wisc. >> is that true? that's exactly kind of for years i made drinks he just taking cherry at an orange anda. then they're good they drink more brand they dry than every e i think in the country combined . it's a brandy. old fashioned. that's the state drink outside ofthat is a miller lite. >> pete, your drink of choice. so everyone knows, i think , nows i think. well, i think wisconsin i think line equals. >>- you knbut you know, there'sl in this, but there will be in a moment, you know, always be.sto. >> all right. we're going to stick by that story. i'm noe not. t buying it. i i think that's gin. i'm guess it. anyway, thang. k you both. up next, really bad today, mitch mcconnell throws up againr for over 30 seconds while taking questions from the press. we'll talk to dr. nicole saphierl ta and dr. marc siegel, our 1808 medical team coming up next. this is keratin debris where nail fungus grows, not nail gel, cleans out fungus by removing keratin debris using onyx, 90% of nails improve, get clinically proven results by onyx at walgreens, walmart, rite aid, and cbs. are you tired of that old worn out bath or shower? 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>> what are my thoughts about whatin running for reelection in 20? did you hear the question, senator? running for reelection in 2026? yes. all right. i'm sorry. you all are going to need a minute a to come with us in. okay. somebody else? i have a question. please speak. ? >> up. now, this is not the first timed this has happened. >> it happened recently. here's a reminde.appened r. >> and a string of women during? the day. they make you want to say you should just go bac k to. do you want to say anything else to the person? s go bac we'll take.k. >> let's go back to you. go ahead, john. right. we bring in our fox newsl 18 medical team contributor, dr.ie, nicole saphier and dr. marc siegel. i was told by ia doctor friende of mine and he was very, very clear. dr. nicole, that, you know,at he hasn't examined mitchh mcco mcconnell. so it's always difficult to make a diagnosis. certainll. it is ay, you know, t to get inside. you've got to get pictures and radiological studies. but there was the report that he had fallen prior to the first incident, and his guess was, well, maybe he suffered a subdural hematoma and might be nowsubdural having post-trauc seizure. is that a possibility or what do you think is is the likely culprit here? >> well, listen, shawn, first of all, you know, the average age of the senate is 62. approaching medicare age, you know, that represents. less than 20% of the u.s. population. >> and some of the risk that comef ths the stagnation ofl cls our political class is, you know, having these, es. you know, cognitive declines. and, you know, it is ver youy watching mitch mcconnell. startor feinstein and even president biden, as they are starting to struggle and whether, you kno. w, watching mitch mcconnell today, i'll be honest, it was very sad as a physician, but alsos a as a human watching him. you know, he was clearly struggling. he was lost foas clearlyr thougo he was trying to hold himself up. it seemed like he even hadd hima a gaze deviation where his eyes were looking upward and my thoughts werere hie similar.ye - was he having some sort of seizure activity and ischemisim event? not enough blood flow to the brain. is this a post concussive fromog his fall earlier in the spring? bottom line is, i don't know d. but he is over 80. he's already exceeded the life expectancy 8 for, you know,ans. average americans. at what point as a society do we say it's time to just take a break and bask in our retirement? who are the people who are continuing to prop them up and have the andm facing in the situations? at some point, maybe at relaxingh thtthese and enjoying their time with their friends and family. i'm not sure that they're mentallyfriendsand fa, y fit for the job of protecting and leading our nationctin. >> and your take and i saw earlier, dr.ke, i sa siegel, tht you thought this this might be related to parkinson's. well, sean, our head of of rehab at nyu traumatic brain injury specialist, feels like you dr. shot fired just said that he had a blow to the brain and that he could be later on having seizures. but and this could be a petiture. mal seizure and absent seizure. but top neurologist i spokes po to made this point that the people around him are looking at him as though they know this has happened, other than the thi that or a they're under reacting, if you're having a seizure or a stroke or somethinokg, you're supposed to be rushed to medical attention. so it perhapicals speaks to thee fact that it might have been something they knew about anen w parkinson's. you have a shuffling gait, which he seems to have. you fallhiseems to , which he has done. and then you don't always have tremors, but you can havtremorse a brain freeze just like this. he's had repeated brain freeze s . literally, the word you use frn, itu just go blank and whe you go rigid. so it yes, it could be parkinson's. but i wante parkin t to make onr point. >> first of all, i don't think we havthink ite worry about ages we have to worry about fitness because we all kno w people. tha and i have a book editor at 80 that's smarter than when he was 60. it's notsmartewas -- age. it's fitness. and the fitness here is in question for . r th feinstein for sure. she's the other people voting for her. with mcconnellyear, i want to s. the courage that he has shown mccoy battlingling polio, he's valiant and we have to honor that.t but maybe there comes a point where you have to say enoughe ot is enough already. and one of the things we're doing here is we're pointing irt out to democrats and republicans. that's what the democrats should do. s. health first, politics second. >> all right. said. and we wish, you know, all i think a lot of thesesenator senator feinstein, fetterman, obviously, joe, way their prime, maybe it's time for at least temporarily, thistr ,you know, for him to stand down as leader. all right.that more ham we wish him the best c and more. hannity after the break. that salon parcel a lot of gain flags, a super thin, flexiblenp with maximum rotc strength light again that contours light again that contours to the bodit it hurts. and did we mention it really, really sticks salon pass it's good medicine me to nothing good shape me but then you shook me you turn here right side up to be wrong side down i couldn't be taking the thing you took me you get i find here someone atstight gai christian mingle .com. ire li >> hi. i'm a dealfe. yo-yo and i lost d £90 on golo. i struggled with weight lossunds and weight with all the yo yo dieting i did in the past. i did in the past. to gain. >> then oversizes in m and over, thanks to golo, i've been able to steadily down the sizes in my closet and keep the weight off for the first time in forever. i feel in control. change your life at goal. >> okay that's .com. are you over 50? 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