Hello. How are you . Welcome to hannity. Buckle ubucklep. And thanks to all of you watching here. Thanks for coming. Welcome at home. Buckle up. Weve got a two hour live e show with our Studio Audience tonight, along with a to n of breaking new developments out of israel and gazarael by te way. A lot of talk, a lot of chatter tonight that the ground nigh into gaza may begin as early as this show inma the next 2 hours. So we will keep you updated. All throughout the evening. And also here at home, we had your president , joe, just wrapping up his second very rare Primetime Address frome amr the oval office. Joes message to you, the americanic people give me more money, includings fo 14 billion for israel. I know theres 60 billion foril ukraine. Take a look. Or im going to send to congresl ses an urgent budget request to fund Americas National security needs to support our critical partners, including israel and ukraine is a smart investment thats going to pay dividend ss for American Se
Joe biden over what he is arguing is being bombed behind the criminal indictments, he is basic. Now we talked about the criminal indictments. More generally, he did not specifically discuss his new york hush money case, which of course he was just returning from this week from being out of the courtroom. So i found that very interesting. I think a big question that still remains as donald trump is probably halfway through his remarks right now. We know that hes is still currently under a gag order despite his attorneys earlier in the week trying to see if they could alter that gag order to allow him to talk about witnesses more generally but they said that he could not do that. So were still unclear whether or not hes going to go back to discuss this case in more detail. I can tell you, jessica, from my conversations with trump still in behind the scenes, his lawyers are really urged him not to do that, not to delve too much into that. But again, well see if that changes for the rest o
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