cherished destiny. your vote will decide whether we protect law-abiding americans or whether we give free reign two violent anarchists and agitators and criminals who threaten our citizens. we have spent the last four years reversing the damage that joe biden inflicted over the last 47 years. biden's record as a shameful rollcall of the most catastrophic betrayals and blunders in our lifetime. joe biden spent his entire career outsourcing their dreams, and the dreams of american workers. >> for border security to restoring law and order, and fighting back against the entrenched political swamp, president trump laid out his vision for american prosperity. the president also made it clear of vote for joe biden is a vote for lawlessness, for socialism, and a vote across against the middle-class. joe biden has been in washington, dc for 48 years. what exactly does he have to show for it? but how does the unhinged left respond to the president's message of peace and prosperity? but feeling unprecedented levels of violence, rage, and destruction because following the speech last night senator rand paul and his wife, kelly, and others were targeted by an angry mob outside the white house. here is the senator discussing the terrifying scene earlier today. >> they saw me right as we got to the policeman or i don't think we would've survived. in for they push a policeman backwards, he stumbles he's trying to catch his balance and i can't catch the back of his flak jacket to stabilize him and make sure that he's okay because he is our defense if he is down, the mom is loose on us. that would've happened to us had we not had the dc police to support us. we are thankful we have police, and we've got to wake up. we can't have a country, we can't have joe biden rule a country and have no police. we can't walk down the street in dc safely now. >> and just blocks away, rnc speaker vernon jones was also swarmed and even private citizens who attended the event were harassed, just look at this video of a man being targeted near the white house. of course, it's not just in washington, dc, in every major city and in every corner of the new extreme lawlessness left, we see a dangerous effort to literally destroy property, incite riots and. here is the president reacting earlier tonight. take a look. >> they are thugs outside, because the democratic mayor of washington, d.c. it's another democrat, that is not believing in law and order, and these incredible people from all over the country, all over the world that were there last night, they walked out to a bunch of thugs, and that wasn't, remember this, that wasn't friendly protesters, they were thugs. they were thugs. >> they were thugs, and the worst part, democrats have glorified violent rhetoric from the day donald trump got elected. here is just a small sample. take a look. >> anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, and a gas filling station, you get up and you stand your ground. you tell them they are not welcome. >> when a guy who ended up becoming our national leaders that i can grab a woman anywhere and she likes it, and then said i didn't make a mistake, but they asked me would i like to debate this gentleman, i said no, if we were in high school i would take him behind the gym and beat the out of him. >> they doing anything they can to suppress the vote with your actions, scare people, intimidate, by saying law enforcement will be there, diminish the role of the postal system and all of this. it's actually shameful. enemies of the state. >> biden later apologized for saying he wanted to fight trump, yet he still has the audacity to blame the president for riots happening in democratic run cities. in just 22 days, early voting begins with a final ballots being cast 66 days from now. this takes couldn't be higher. it's not just biden and harris on the ballot in november, it's everything that is new destructive democratic agenda stands for. in agenda taking aim at every value that's made this nation great like freedom of expression. and the rule of law. joining me now, along with the american conservative union and republican congressman from new york. thank you so much for joining us here tonight. leo. leo, i want to start with you because your neighbor down there and maxine waters, this was a while ago, but she was one of the first to market saying you need to start harassing these people, you need to start making it public displays out there. i don't know how in the world the democrats think they can be victorious do they think the american people are stupid? do they think they don't notice that the democrats are the ones encouraging this behavior and that donald trump is for law and order? >> this is the reason why i am voting republican for the first time. would use our last night with rand paul and vernon jones, it doesn't make a difference what color your skin color as these are thugs out there attacking law-abiding citizens. the democrats are now lying saying that we are in favor of law and order. they have let cds burn for 4-5 months and president trump has offered help and they have refused. this is outright shocking. this allowing these criminals to run rampant in the streets without any recourse is going to haunt the democrats and that is why the polls are shifting, and that's why they are going to vote for the law and order president. i and other democrats are going to vote for trump because we want law and order, we want school choice, we want the good things that president trump articulated in his acceptance speech. you didn't hear a single word about the democratic programs and policies last week at their dnc convention. why? it is pure socialism. it's a case of keeping are american values versus having are american values destroyed by these wicked wicked extreme democrats. >> congressman, congratulations. i thought your speech was just absolutely fabulous. you were also at the white house last night, what was the scene like for you and your wife as you exited the white house? >> they were out there crazed and unhinged. these rioters were waiting for us to come out they were screaming and cursing. they were looking for trouble and physical confrontation. you can just see it in their eyes and you heard it in their words. the police that were there were taking action to protect those who were trying to leave the white house. obviously we were all leaving the white house peacefully after a great fourth night of this republican national convention. my colleagues in congress calling for unrest, calling for confrontation, this is one ends up happening and worse. i still remember fresh in my mind what happened to steve scalise on the baseball field there without those capital police officers there would've been ten dead members of congress and then some. if what was happening last night happened to a democratic u.s. senator and it was caused by a republican group, it would have been top of mind on all the cable news outlets all day long. cnn, msnbc and every single member of congress would have to put out statements condemning it. what is crazy, what is amazing ends that we all a few months ago, when we started seeing the burning and the rioting and the weeding, instinctively we knew that was wrong and we wanted law and order, safety and security for our country. its only been in the last 48-72 hours that whether it's don lennon on cnn or it's the biden harris ticket they are starting to condemn it because of bowling. it's not about instinct and doing great thing is because they want to win an election. >> that is the way i see the democrats that run this place. matt, i've got to tell you for nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house to go out and call republicans and republican members of congress enemies of the state, i just can't imagine how the press would react if it was the other way around. >> this is a very clear tactic of socialists. what they are trying to do is shamus shame us, make us feel bad for supporting donald trump, and intimidate us. when we left the white house last night, it was so obvious, it was so organized, it was so well-funded, it was so well branded with their black lives matter t-shirts. they're trying to make the very nucleus of the republican party the conservative movement, feel uneasy about being involved in politics. people are watching that and they know it. they want people to feel unsafe about supporting donald trump. they're trying to destabilize civil society. this is not the way normal people operate. normal people who have respect how political differences, but they can still respect the other person. when i saw the expletives and the middle fingers, the single finger salutes and the words coming out of the mouths of these mostly young white probably privileged from elite neighborhoods and families attacking seniors, attacking voters, i will never be lectured to again after last night from anybody on the left that says somehow we are trying to intimidate voters with our conservative philosophies. it is always the opposite with they charge us of doing, they do. in what i tell the american people right now, stand up. this is the moment. it's america versus socialism. is bigger than the two men on the ballots, it's about the survival of our civilization and our country. that's what this election is about. i believe there's enough good people in this country to save it. >> leo, joe biden has taken a position that he wants to redirect funding away from police departments, the good men and women they are to protect the people that were just trying to walk down the street. i don't know how in the world the democrats think they can continue to say that they want to defund these police departments. >> you're absolutely right, and that's another one of those big lies. he's trying to walk that back. joe biden and senator kamala harris were in favor of defunding the police. they used all these magical words, but they're in favor of it. now they're trying to walk it back because of the violence that the american public is seeing. they are in favor of it, donald trump is in favor of supporting the blue, that's why he has the police unions behind him. joe, the union guy, no police support, but now they are supporting donald trump. one last thing, there are a lot of law and order people that want to vote for donald trump right a lot of black americans. the democrats are nervous because they saw and/or in, anne-marie johnson, herschel walker, independent black figures. independent lack thinkers are voting republican and the democratic base is in trouble. >> you listen to senator tim scott, you listen to herschel walker, and you understand that the conservative values and the republican party have a lot to offer, a lot of different communities. i thought it was hats off to ronnie mcdaniel, she had a fabulous four days of convention. thank you so much for joining us tonight. straight 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shows biden got almost no post- democratic convention bounce and trump and biden are running neck and neck in that pivotal state. joining us for reaction, law president and former white house chief of staff very trump 2020 director of press communications, and former florida attorney general. i want to go to you, you were the chairman of the republican national committee, you've had success in this area. i've got to tell you, it is 22 days until the first votes start to get cast. 22 days and that's, and it really does beg the question, why are the debates so late, shouldn't they be earlier in the process? >> it's a wild thing, the debate commission has set the first debate for september 29th. coming out of convention, biden is looking weak, the democrats are looking around zane on my gosh, president trunk and win, here's the deal. there are 29 states, 29 representing 338 electoral votes that start voting in september. there are 21 states that vote during the week of september 14th. one more thing, north carolina, they begin voting next week, september 4th. they have had over 330,000 requests for ballots already, that's ten times the amount of 2016. here's the point, the debate commission needs to either have another debate, like in two weeks, or commit they need to move the september 29th debate up a couple weeks. the commission is living in the 1980s. people are voting early, and there will be millions of ballots counted by the time the first debate ever takes place. we need to debate, we need to see what biden is all about, and after last night, i think he is going to have a big problem. that's why he's hiding. >> he's not even coming out until labor day. aaron, i'm going to go to you. you work with the trump organization, but i've got to tell you there is an obvious enthusiasm gap and difference between the biden campaign and the trump campaign. i think the day after the convention the president is back on the road in new hampshire, they got literally just overflow crowds they can't wait to see the president. this is outside today meanwhile joe biden said i might come out of the basement after labor day. >> i mean, it is a huge enthusiasm gap, the over the president had in new hampshire, the vice president was in minnesota today, i just wrapped up and i am in nevada for the women from trump bus tour. pam was on one of those with me. our team trump on tour bus is in colorado. the enthusiasm is there, the ground game is here. we are talking to voters. in a state like nevada our ability to have these conversations person-to-person is so important. in each of the precinct, president trump lost by only 14 votes so our ability to be out and talk to voters and register more volunteers we know where our voters are, but those volunteers will help us get in touch with them. being out there is so important. i can understand why joe biden wants to hide in his basement he's a bad candidate with bad policies for america. in team trump we are unafraid because our candidate is unafraid. we are going to be everywhere, joe biden will never be able to catch up. >> pam, congratulations to you. you gave a wonderful talk. i think you hit a spot on the direct points in dealing with policy. talk about the contrast between the two conventions. now you've had four days of each and you get to compare and contrast from your vantage point, why is it that donald trump seems to be surging and joe biden is trying to figure out if he will come out of his basement. >> after labor day, remember after labor day, aaron, i wish i was out in nevada and headed to arizona. jason, when you're on the road and you see that enthusiasm, it's incredible out there. what we saw at the white house, that was a real convention. with the president was able to pull off last night was a real convention. sitting there in the midst of a pandemic with people, with the world watching, with the beautiful fireworks, it was unbelievable what was happening. that is happening all over the country in different ways. on the buses, different ways, the vote parade that i took part in, i've never seen anything like that in my life and i'm a lifelong floridian. people on the beaches who weren't even participating in our parade, people in the water when our boats came by, jumping up and down, cheering god bless america we love the president. cheering. 80-90 percent of the people that's are silent majority. the democrat convention was as news fast. look what you saw at the presidents convention. real people. max alvarez, talking about what a biden presidency would look like because max came from cuba. i know max very well. he was a peter pan child who came over suffered under castro, and that's what he says are world would look like. alice johnson. alice is one of the greatest women i know. she was there. alice spoke. talking about the president gives people second chances. he believes in that. what he's done for the economy. you saw, we had just an incredible convention this week. >> again, hats off to mcdaniel. have time for one more question. i have to go back to the nancy pelosi and others are encouraging joe biden not to do any debates. what you think will happen there and what would that say to the american people if joe biden said you know, i can't debate i just couldn't do it. >> if he doesn't debates, i think he's going to lose and a very big way. i think he knows that. i'm not quite sure what the philosophy is behind nancy pelosi saying don't debates. i can't imagine that she is telegraphing something that's going to come as catastrophic as that would be for the biden campaign. what they're going to do is try to stick with the 29th of september it gets them the early states voting out of the way. and they are going to try to duck in that debate as much as they can. that's going to be the election. i think that this is going to be the time where people are going to see the difference between president trump and joe biden. he's been scripted now for the last six months. any time he's unscripted he's got a problem. this is it. i think they can commission needs to move the debate back. and let people see what's happening between these two candidates. >> you make a great point about that. i wish i had more time for all three of you, thank you so much for joining us this evening. we have seen riots all over the country this summer, so what can the department of homeland security do about it? acting deputy secretary will tell is next on the special edition of hannity. welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. ♪ >> welcome back to this hannity special. lawlessness continues to rage across the country in democrat run cities. last night in washington, dc police arrested at least eight people including five accused of assaulting police officers during protest. according to the department of justice, 74 people are facing federal charges for actions committed during portland riots. today the mayor of portland declined president trump's offer of federal help for the safety. during the riots over the last week across the country, numerous businesses have been burned and looted. and take a look at this video out of minneapolis this week where a police officer is hit in the head with a garbage can lid that was thrown at him. thankfully the officer was wearing a helmet. now, just moments ago president trump spoke about the chaos rocking the liberal cities and the harassment of rnc attendees last night in washington. take a look. >> these are all democrat cities including dc. so we're not supposed to go in unless we call it in that is a big step in. and no reason for it. you know what were going to do? we're going to have to look at it. mark meadows is here and we're going to have to look at it because we're not going to let that happen to people that go to the white house to celebrate our country. >> joining us now is at acting deputy homeland security secretary ken cuccinelli. thank you for joining us. i appreciate your time. the democrats give a lot of lip service about voter suppression, intimidation, but when i see them targeting people that are conservatives, attending political events, it strikes me that that is a form of intimidation. what can homeland security and the federal government do about it? >> anywhere the president as is the secret service, so they do a great job. whether it's in dc or whether it's a new hampshire or wherever, but anywhere there are federal facilities, we have officers from the department of homeland security, that's a lot of what you saw in portland in july. it is amazing. you lead in with miller wheeler they're out of portland, portland has become almost a textbook version of exactly what not to do when you are responsible for the public safety of a cd. including governor brown in oregon with a two week exception when she sent in some state police for a little while, she declined to use or national guard, she has 7800 of them, she withdrew the state police, partly because the district attorney there refused to prosecute many of the cases. whereas at the federal level are prosecutors are terry carrying those cases forward. you noted 70 of those cases are going forward so there will be real consequences at the federal level. this is what the president has told us to do, to both lean forward where we have the authorities to do so, and to prosecute these cases so people have repercussions. you have seen in kenosha recently, several hundred doj officers there in addition to the national guard, eve also seen a operation legend in the cities across the country wracked by violence, we are in cooperation, and that is key, advancing hundreds of federal officers including the department of homeland security mate over 1500 arrests so far this year. >> i read the letter that the mayor of portland sent to the white house and it's one of the most obnoxious ledgers you could ever see. and i would think if i was a citizen of oregon i would be looking, i mean your first role in government is to protect me, and yet they are doing exactly the opposite. and the minute that we have left, explain to us how they should work, and are there partnerships that our working that would be good models to compare and contrast versus a seattle, portland, new york, and minneapolis. >> yes there are, i mentioned operation legend, that is in ten cities, are hsi investigators that investigate these gangs, hundreds of officers, that is done in cooperation with local law enforcement, with state law enforcement. we all work better when we work together. the president has pushed hard, you out asked for a counter example. kenosha is a counter example eventually. the governor didn't want to except that it helped the president offered but after another night of violence he said yes, that partnership makes sense, and lo and behold, we advance more officers from doj, more national guard, and what happens? piece in the streets. this can be done, it's a simple formula you and i have both repeated it in other contexts and that's the ronald reagan maxim of peace through strength. it works in our own communities as much as it works through our national defense. president trump does that. >> president trump what he understands is in that mob with the young child can walk around that federal courthouse or write down the street, and not fear for their lives, then they haven't achieved the goal yet. unfortunately, you have got to meet these riots and these other people, eve got to meet them with force and know that there is a consequence. it something you learn pretty early in life, but it's a struggle with others. secretary, thank you so much. we appreciate it. the mainstream media had a complete meltdown over trump's speech last 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much for joining esper joe, you have the worst job in america, you have to go out and watch all this, so tell us what you're seeing on all these other networks. >> i was once a waiter at friendly's, that is the worst job in america you have to take the order and make the order and then you'll have teenagers and old people in there and neither of those people tip. that's worse than what i do, but it's a close second. the old saying is that the reward for conformity is that everybody likes you except for yourself, it's amazing it was so predetermined even before the rnc started that this was going to be panned, it was going to beat called dark and divisive, there's not one person to any of these networks that say maybe i'll just watch each speech and maybe i'll watch the convention and come to my own conclusion. i'm not going to work about what the internet says and if they don't like it, screw them. this was an incredibly successful convention because they have a poll that is out tonight, that says that president trump support among black voters jumped nine points during the rnc to 24 percent think about that, mitt romney in 2012 only got 6 percent of the black vote in that election year. 32 percent among hispanics as well. these are the type of numbers and you see why democrats are getting nervous that tip elections. this was a highly effective convention and it reached out to independents. >> charlie, it what struck me is everyone of the speakers, they weren't just washington, d.c. insiders, they were real people who had real compelling stories, compared to chats from your vantage point that two weeks, the too different conventions. >> i don't think i've ever seen two conventions that did better of better job of portraying what they are different candidates worldview was. you're exactly right about the republican convention, not only do i think i agree with joe that the republicans put on a very solid positive forward-looking optimistic pro- american convention, which of course once upon a time in america, both parties claim to both embrace those principles, but what i think is really interesting here is that president trump also has completely taken over the republican party. it is a brand-new republican party. republicans that have been around, washington for a long time had to be sitting there watching this train of regular people, lobster men, moms, all these different people coming out there and it was incredible testimony owes. the republicans had to be asking themselves good gracious, how do we never think of this, how do we never think to reach out to these people. i don't know if president trump manages to win over all of those people, but god love him for reaching out to them and doing his best to try to bring them into the fold. that's what politics is supposed to be about. i would argue that's what trump has done from day one. he doesn't care about any of this stuff. to listen to the media portray him is being in the pocket of russia and being racist and all this nonsense. all of this has gone away in the last four nights bread. >> we were watching a little video of the first lady walking down the steps they are with donald trump. i've got to tell you, the meltdown that they had that this immigrant who speaks multiple languages and speaks english that may be sounds a little different than may be the accent that there used to how do the democrats just panned this, it makes me giggle inside. i just kind of go to sleep with a smile on my face. >> she speaks five more languages than the people that are criticizing her so we might want to back off on that one. you talk about the meltdown, they look at the numbers. i'm a numbers guy and joe biden, his ticket got no bounce out of the democratic national convention. since 1968 the average bounce you get out of the is five points, and they get 0.0. think about what we've gone through this year. the president was impeached this year, then you have this deadly pandemic that shuts down the economy and the country is a whole and then you see all of this unrest and all of this violence and in our cities. in your joe biden and you're basically in battleground states tied with the president if you look at the real clear politics the differences only about three points and that's the margin of error of. so what we're seeing. no momentum behind joe biden right now, all of the momentum behind president trump. the fact that joe biden and it bears repeating, decide that he's not going to go campaign until after labor day, where is your sense of urgency, do you want to win this thing or do you want to play not to lose? whatever he and kamala harris do an event together they run off the stages before taking questions from reporters because they don't have any confidence in the message. i have never seen anything quite like it where they are cowardly. >> joe, i've got to go. when you're serving french fries to those teenagers, i am sure they've got plenty of time to listen to it, but we've got to go here on hannity. thank you, joe, thank you, charlie. republicans are starting to make some serious and roads with african-american voters and the left is not happy with that at all. that full story head stay with us. a lung cancer diagnosis can leave you holding your breath. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. >> welcome back to this special edition of hannity countdown to 2020. the rnc turned out to be a great success for the trump campaign telling the stories of real americans whose lives have been changed by this administration for the better. alice marie johnson story was just one of those highlighted throughout the week and earlier today she received a full pardon from president trump. of course the left as outrage that republicans are making inroads with african-american voters. launching baseless insults, for example, alice marie was accused of being propped up by the trump campaign. she denies that claim telling fox and friends she makes her own choices. that's not all, kentucky attorney general daniel cameron of rising star and the republican party and others were called token minorities by a writer for the daily beast and it gets worse with msnbc host tweeting the rnc convention trotted out to black people to make white americans feel good about white nationalism. that is so offensive. here to react as black voices for trump advisory board member tw shannon and republican congressional candidate kimberly clay sick. want to start with you, can relate you're on the ballot this year and that add of you walking around the city of baltimore is about one of the best ads i've ever seen bar none. but i've got to tell you, when you hear these democrats come up for their pure political reasons try to attack you for your beliefs and the fact that you are running, how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel awful, but it's expected. it's no secret that baltimore city has been run by democrats for over 50 years. my campaign ad was just showing people the result of that. whether or not you think democrats have good or bad policy, you have to understand one-party mob rule in inner cities have lead to corruption and that is why we have these problems. i take a lot of offense to what joy and reeves said. alice johnson should be the symbol for criminal justice reform. what president trump has done is he has basically dialed back the 1994 crime bill which is sponsored by rvp, joe biden that is now running for president. to so what trump has done is rolled back another mess the democrats had made so of course they're upset with it. this is what they tried to do, they tried to hold the monopoly on it, call us token, but i have to ask people, what have democrats done for the black community up until now? i don't see it and i don't see many people in the community that have seen that. we have a lot of people planning to vote not just for me but president trump this time around. >> how do you see this whole situation unfolding? you pay a lot of attention to this? >> it let me just say this, what you're saying as desperation from the democrat party. remember people like kimberly, they are the worst fear of the democratic party. if republicans get 13 percent of african-american women, a democrat will never win on the ballot ever again. i'm in georgia right now in the peach state edit event for black voices for trump, we had evangelist king there and the event was running over with people. we had a tent and the tent was running over, it was nothing but african-americans who are fed up with the democratic party. you see people like joe biden that tell you you're not black if you don't vote for him they want to keep you on that democrat plantation but african-americans are waking up that donald trump is done more for the african-american community than anybody else in the last 50 years and that's a fact. >> president trump has had a great success and you see rising stars like senator tim scott's. he is one of the finest people on the planet, he is solid on policy and i appreciate tw, kimberly, thank you for joining us tonight. more of this special edition of hannity comes back right after this break. to live with schizophrenia? i am a good parent. jared? i'm hearing the most awful things, people shouting at me. it's ok. when you live with schizophrenia like us, it can feel like you're living in a different world. you should definitely talk to your doctor and ask about fanapt. ok. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia compared to placebo. cynthia, are you ok? i feel like everyone's out to get me. fanapt may change your heart rhythm which could elevate risk of sudden 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"the ingraham angle" is up now. >>♪. >> laura: i am laura ingraham. this is the "the ingraham angle" from a rocking washington. we will get right into it. a tale of two futures. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." you just witnessed two weeks, two party's conventions and two visions for america. all weeklong america saw a republican party that was hopeful and optimistic about the future capped off by a soaring address at any rate president last night. >> together we will write the next chapter of the great american story. over the next 4 years, we will