>> sean: welcome to hannity and tonight democrats and the media mob are turning on joe biden and he's not taking it well. we've got the details straight ahead plus newly released footage on the cocaine, remember the cocaine found at the biden white house, how is it possible they not only ever found the person responsible, but they stopped the investigation after a whopping 10 days. what if it was fentanyl? what if it was anthrax, something that could kill a president? and we'll bring you the very latest from biden's impeachment inquiry and new york's bogus partisan witch-hunt against donald trump. but first in a moment israeli netanyahu will join us, his country is in a fight for its very existence and survival against an enemy that's vowed to destroy them. now in its founding charter hamas openly promises to "obliterate" israel and wage jihad against the jews, and on october 7 they backed up their genocidal rhetoric murdering over 1200 israelis in their worst terror attack in history. population size, this is roughly the equivalent to losing 38,000 americans. having them murdered in a single day. 38,000. to make matters worse, these innocent civilians, they weren't just killed. no. we have all the evidence they were tortured, burned alive, babies beheaded young women raped, and it was so barbaric i'm not allowed to show it on this program. few rallied around israel. instead many questioned israel's right to even defend itself. well, by the way, in an october vote at the u.n. the vast majority of countries actually commanded that israel unilaterally declare a cease-fire and allow hamas to rearm and regroup and while biden publicly was supporting israel privately he was urged netanyahu to pause israel's assault on hamas, which, by the way, he's even saying publicly. can you imagine if this is how our allies responded after 9/11, before israel even had a chance to bury its dead the widespread anti-israeli protests erupting in city after city all around the globe. virtually no one condemned hamas and even after it openly vowed to repeat october 7 again and again and again, until all of israeli jews are dead, well, where is the condemnation? as we speak many are publicly praising hamas. they are calling for israel to be wiped off the planet from the river to the sea. that includes democratic congresswoman telaid. violent attacks against jewish people at home and abroad they are spiking, and in israel rockets continue to rain down from all directions if not from the iron dome thousands more would be dead. this past month has been an important reminder why the world needs a jewish state that's strong enough to defend itself when surrounded by its enemies in a struggle for its survival. you have an obligation to fight back, as winston churchill famously said, all he had to offer was blood, toil, tears and sweat. what is his aim? victory, against this monstrous tyranny at all costs. you might remember. >> as i said to those who have joined the government. >> i have nothing to offer but blood, toil and sweat. we have before us many, many long months of struggle and of suffering. i will say it is to wage war by sea, land, and air with all our might and with all the strength that god can give us, to wage war against a monstrous tyranny. that's our policy. you asked, what is our aim? i can only say one word. victory. victory at all costs. victory in spite of all terror. victory no matter howell and hard the road may be. >> sean: israel has pushed into the center of gaza. pictured here are hamas's soldiers in israel's parliament. miles of hamas tunnels are yet to be captured including a demand center under gaza's main hospital. you heard that right. hamas built their israeli command center under a hospital. days ahead will be difficult but israel must prevail. part one of my interview with netanyahu just hours ago. >> sean: joining us now is prime minister netanyahu. mr. prime minister, it's great to have you back. i've known you, we've been friends with you for decades, my deepest sympathy for all that you and your fellow countrymen are going through. i remember you were strong and steadfast after 9/11 with america and i'm grateful for that and i think it's now time for america to do the same for you. my deepest sympathies for what you're dealing with. >> thank you, sean. the american people across the board, the american government, congress, the senate, and the president, everybody has been very, very strong for israel because they understand that our fight is your fight. and our victory is your victory, and there is no substitute for victory. we have to have the forces of civilization beat these barbarians because otherwise this barbarism will spread and endanger the entire world. every american, every civilized country would be under peril. we have to win. there is no substitute for victory. total victory. >> sean: i hear you say that. it reminds me of winston churchill of world war ii. what is our aim? our aim, i can say in one word. victory. then he spoke at length. victory against the monstrous tyranny, and this group, hamas, is only one of your enemies, and they have in their very charter the destruction of your country. you actually used the phrase, if i can read it to you, if you want peace you have to destroy hamas. i agree with you. but that's hamas in the south. rockets are being fired into your country from the north out of lebanon. you have the houti rebeles that have declared war against you out of yemen. you have syria firing missiles at you and the head of the snake, iran, orchestrating all of these proxy is conflicts. i ask you this question, if we're going to define what victory looks like doesn't that have to be gaza can no longer be launching pad for rockets being fired into your country? lebanon can no longer be a launching area for rockets being fired into your country? doesn't that mean the network of terror tunnels, and i've been in some of them, as you know, that all of those terror tunnels have to be destroyed. doesn't it also mean on some level, that iran has to be dealt with for total victory? >> if you connect the dots you see there is an axis of terror controlled by iran, run by iran. the youthties in yemen and there are other mignons, they want to bring the middle east, the world, back to the dark ages. early middle ages. that's what they are about. and on the other side stands modern israel and the united states and all the forces that want to see appreciation prosperity for the middle east and world and that's the battle that's being waged right now. it being waged rye now, most importantly and most decisively in hamas, one of the extensions of this axis of terror and everybody is waiting to see who will win? israel or hamas? but it's not just israel's victory but it's our victory over taxies. when we defeat them in one place we'll defeat them in every place because that's how power works. they want to see who is winning. we have to win not only for our sake but for the sake of the middle east, for the sake of our arab neighbors, for the sake of gazans who have been held by this dark tyranny, and brought them nothing but bloodshed, poverty and misery. we have to win to protect israel. we have to win to safeguard the middle east. we have to win for the sake of the civilized world. that's the battle we're fighting and it being waged right now. there is no substitute for that victory. it will affect the other theaters that you mentioned as well. >> sean: over 28 communities in the north near the border with lebanon have had to be evacuated. there has always been a concern about a two-front war. my concern is even larger than that. and that is, you know, if rockets are being fired out of syria or the houti rebels are firing rockets into israel that becomes an even bigger conflict but i agree with you on your general point. you always said that radical islamists view israel as the little satan and america as the big satan. >> they have used it. they say america is the great satan and we're the small satan standing in the way to get at you. all of these radicals, these terrorists, these monstrous regimes and organizations, they say, there is no difference between israel and the united states. you are them and they are you. because we represent the same values of freedom, respect for human life, respect for individual liberty. they have nothing of that they don't care for their people. they don't care for liberty. they don't care for life. they glorify death and murder. remember what happened here. what happened here was that israel was attacked. unprovoked by a sea of terrorists who stormed into our communities, murdered and raped women, burned children. i met a soldier today, an airen ran soldier in the israeli army who said the first thing i saw was the corpse of a woman beheaded. they fire on youngsters celebrating a music festival. they put them in a death bed like in the holocaust and fired machine guns into them mowing them down. they took hostages, they took a 10 month old baby hostage. what kind of monster holds babies hostages in a holocaust survivors, they took hostages. men, women, children, elderly. these are monstrous, monstrous terrorists. and they perpetrated the worst horrors against the jewish people since the holocaust. and if we let them get away with it, this will spread. you know what the difference is? the nazis and stalin wanted to hide their crimes. these people glorify their crimes. they bring go pro cameras, they celebrate it. who is going to win? are the good guys going to win or the bad guys going to win? of course, we have to make sure that the forces of good, peace, prosperity win. it's a battle that will affect every single person not only in the middle east but well beyond. if the middlee east is in peril and goes down, it's like isis, people thought it was a local thing but it wasn't. it was a global thing. they beheaded americans. if we don't win now then europe is next and you're next. and we have to win. we have to win. there is no substitute for total victory. >> sean: you mentioned the atrocities being chronicled, and they had co-pro cameras. the idf has shown people in the media, and it's been described in great detail to me and i have an appointment to see this as well, all of these human atrocities that you speak of are on videotape. you have some 40 plus minutes of tape available. i understand, and i've watched videos of beheadings. these are not images that one will ever be able to erase from their mind and you wouldn't think that such evil exists in this world but it does. and these tapes are available for the world to see. it would be wise perhaps for the idf to pixel faces so families are not having to deal with the trauma of seeing this? but let the world see the magnitude of evil that you're destroying. yes, they raped women and slaughtered babies, women and children. yes, they beheaded babies. yes, they burned babies. all of which, much of which has been chronicled. would bit worthwhile for the world to fully, to have the moral clarity to understand the barbarism, the monstrous evil that we're talking about here because it's on videotape? >> yes, you're quite right. there is sensitivity of the families. we respect that and we try to persuade them to do exactly what you said and i think we're getting somewhere. we show it to selective leaders in america and elsewhere, and people watch these tapes, and they shudder. some break out into tears because the inhumanity, the deliberate, not merely the deliberate murder of people, the deliberate murder and mutilation, the ripping off of body parts, beheading, it's accompanied with such glee, joy of murder, the joy of terror, the joy of torture. it's absolutely extraordinary and this is the battle we're fighting. now, it's a very difficult enemy to fight because it's committing a double war crime. not only deliberately targeting our civilians but deliberately hiding behind their civilians because they plant themselves in schools, hospitals, in u.n. facilities, in civilian neighborhoods. that's where they put their rockets and command posts and they seek immunity there. of course, we can't give them that immunity. we try to do everything in our power to minimize civilian casualties but one thing we don't want to do everybody, says, the use of human shields, the use of civilians as a shield for terrorists, that's wrong, okay? but we have to make sure that it's not merely condemned, we have to make sure that it's ineffective. if the blame is directed against israel, against the victim that's returning fire with the most judicious use of military power in this circumstance, if blame is placed on israel then that tactic becomes effective and it will be used again and again and again and we can't allow that hamas is saying they will do it again and again and again and that's why we have to root them out completely. but also send a message to the axis of terror, you're not going to win. we're not going to let you do this. we defeated you here. we'll defeat you elsewhere, and we should have the entire civilized world line up behind israel while it fights the battle of civilization. it's our common civilization against their common barbarism. civilization must win so israel must destroy hamas to have peace. if you want peace destroy hamas. if you want security, destroy hamas. this is what israel must do. this is what israel is doing. but it's not only doing it for ourselves, for our sake, it's doing it for your sake, too, for our common future. for the future, a better future fort, for israel, for the palestinians, for the middle east, for the world. >> sean: you know, on one of my trips to israel and i've been there a number of times and i've interviewed you while in israel, but on one of the trips, there was a flare-up. that was when i went into one of the terror tunnels. i went, it's almost a hundred feet underground. it's sophisticated, you know, almost architecture, and it was all supposed to be humanitarian aid for hospitals and schools and infrastructure. but i also stopped by a border city that you know well, and while there, you know, prior to my arrival, they had been hit with 10,000 rockets in 10 years. their children cannot play outside. they play in bunker underground playgrounds, in that city. and that's the same with many border cities. and i guess when we get to the real heart of this, doesn't all of this have to be rooted out, for example, while the iron dome has been enormously successful and helpful, and intercepted thousands of missiles, it can no longer be a launching pad. i go back to that part, but also, you talk about hamas must be destroyed. what about hezbollah? do you believe a victory over hamas sends a strong enough message that they stop firing missiles from lebanon into israel? >> i think it's a necessary message. it may not be sufficient but it's definitely necessary because without victory in the south, you're certainly not going to have deterrence in the north against hezbollah and we'll have to deal with that but i think first step is the first step and the first step, hamas did this, hamas is going the pay for this and it will pay for this by its total eradication. by the way, you talk about underground tunnels. they have a network there of hundreds of miles of underground tunnels that are used as terror tunnels, command posts, command bunkers. you know what? their leader is like a little hitler. he's sitting in the bunker and he's saying i don't care about what happens to the civilian population on top. one of the hamas spokesmen said the other day, underground is for us. for this messianic violent theological cult that has to be destroyed. above ground, that's not our responsibility. civilian population, that's israel's responsibility. and the u.n. they don't care a hoot about the city civilian population. the only one that tries to keep them out of harm's way is israel. we create safe passages, corridors, we create a safe zone for them. and as we ask them to leave, guess who is trying to prevent them from leaving the zone of fighting? hamas. it's not israel that's firing in the safe corridor. given to palestinians. it's hamas. it's not israel who is trying to keep these people at gunpoint in the zone of firing. it's hamas. so we're dealing here with a brutal enemy that's committing a double war crime of targeting our civilians and hiding behind their civilians, forcefully keeping them in the zone of fighting. i think all of those people who are naive, you know, who are either naive or misinformed, or worst, who are condemning israel, they really should be ashamed of themselves because they are aligning themselves with pure, sheer, evil. they should support the forces of civilization that are fighting this barbarism because otherwise this barbarism will spread. >> sean: coming up, more of my interview with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, plus the first images of that cocaine found at the biden white house. we have the latest on that. david axelrod has clearly gotten under joe biden's skin. we've got that and much more as we continue. thank you for being with us. (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) . >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." here's part two of my interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> sean: israel did not start this war. you did not want this war but you must win the war. i will argue that let me ask you about what's been going on worldwide, and that is, virulent anti-semitism that i thought, mr. prime minister, i would see in my lifetime. hearing over and over again, in new york, and in london, you know, from the river to the sea, which means to wipe israel off the map or the call for anti-fadda. the things i'm hearing in the halls of congress in my country, on college campuses in my country of what we're hearing in europe. i never thought australia would hear chanting "gas the jews," "f the jews" it's inexplicable to me. can you explain it and can you explain why the pressure is coming from even my own government here in the u.s., joe biden, to take a pause as you're in a battle for your survival. never again is now. never again is right now. >> well, i think the american government and president biden have been very supportive of israel. there was a question of humanitarian -- i think they were very clear we can't have a cease-fire. to have a cease-fire means it's a surrender to hamas, it's a surrender to terrorism, it's a victory for the axis of terror. that doesn't mean we can't give, you know, at a specific time and in a specific place for a safe corridor for palestinians and civilians to leave the zone of fighting. yes, we do give them the ability to do that but i don't think anyone argues for a general cease-fire. that's not going to happen. by the way, the only time we'll have a cease-fire is for the return of our hostages. without that it's not going to happen, and then we'll continue until the battle is won. but i have to tell you that you talk about anti-semitism, i think it's the oldest hatred. it's an old disease, and it morphs, it takes on new form every time and what the anti-semites don't realize is the attacks start with the jews. on the jews. but they never end there. that's what happened in the holocaust. people said, oh, well, you know, the attacks of the nazis on the jews before world war ii or even the beginning, that's okay. no, it wasn't. because it afflicted all of humanity. all of civilization. and that's what you have here, too. the reason they are attacking israel is this axis of terror understands we're the forward position of the west and of civilization, and we're just a stumbling block on the way to you, so these people who are demonstrating in the united states and in the west, i don't think they kept the maj