0 by the time have the best thanksgiving. it's tomorrow we'll be back here. in fac tuckert, doing the show tomorrow night. have t in the meantime, have the besthb evenint g, the best weekend. the ones you off season. >> hello, everyone.al edi welcome to this special edition of "hannity". tii'm tammy bruce, in for sean. and tonight, with thanksgiving justy bruc a few hours away, r the white house is reminding americans to be thankfulameric r joe biden's tremendous record of accomplishment. that's right. today, they published a list of everything we, the people, be ta should be thanking them fonkr from gas prices now roughly double under biden to the record levels of unfunded spending that caused inflation to risin rxeg taxes and planning on raising them even more on. everyone. ex those makinrse, for making above four hundred thousand dollars a year. for acco and here is every here'sen one more thing to be thankfuladi for. according to the biden administration, they are now encouraginstrationg institutionl investors to prioritize climate change over profits. finally, a new rule from the labor department allows investors overseeing or for one case or pension funds to forgo that pesky profit inate order to consider, quote, the economicntd the ec effects e change. in other words, they can now throw your retirement savings into fringe green technologies or other woke causes and lose your money with zero consequences. r monethnot that that's ever hau before. meanwhile, abroad, more bad newskraine the warnues in ukrai. the war continues to rage and will likely continue indefinitely. in iran, the administration's precious nuclearrecious deal har fallen apart as iran's supreme leader is now openly referring biden as demented. and let's god help us .presid and let's not forget aboutbig tr the vice president's big trip to asia. >> watch this. hello, hello. hello. than k hello. hello.ou. hello. >> thank you. uh, did she like, her to the first one to go by fast.o, thank hello. thank you. we areyou. not in good hands. i think we know this here nowfor with reaction. former senator and ambassadorr t scott brown , along with formero senior adviser to president trump, steven miller. gentlemen.. and scott, let me start with you. i we we know that the world is imperfect. we know people are imperfect. i but't this is the united states of america. f it's twenty , twenty two . and we're in this volcano. seemt we seem to not be able to get ot out. what is your take on this cascade of absurdity that we are now facee ofd with ? think >> well, listen, joe biden thinks he got a mandate and he does not have a mandate that he does not control. obviously,and th the house is ay slim margin in the inp the senate. and he is undeterred . ties that continue he's going to keep marching along with these bad policies that continuat we doe spending e don't have the money for, quite frankly.at's and you see what's happening with the new green deal . he's just throwing more money not only here now, but to othera countries. i mean, you can't make this stuff up. it's like upside down land. accm and then you throw ipln this lit of accomplishments. okay, great. lika you got that.wh we could go on for like a whole roll of toilet paper. the amount oof -- f which is pry much all we need to clean it up is me. >> yeah. yeah.n it up. yeah. stephen , i have to say that we're looking at things like gas, gas prices. they might be slightly lower, but they're still monumentally higher than when he came into office. he's making choices that anchoie enemy of this country would make, including pouring money.an this is an agreement from this climate group that we are goings to make up it, make it up third to these w supposedly third worn countries, developing nations like chinaa . e up it's a developing nation.or and we're going to give them more money to make up forwhat i the damage we've caused because of climate change. e what is driving joe biden at this point? >> what was driving joe biden is was driving the radical left. what's driving the democratic party, which is a deep seated contempt for america as we know it and as we love it, a nation founded on judeo-christian principles, a nation foundedfoue on the family, a nation foundedw on the idea that the law is our master, not man. ty all of these sacred principles r of western civilization, the idea of borderderss, the idy that there are men , that therea are women, that this is how the world is created. erything e this is how humanity was i created. all of these ideas ares anathema to them. so everything they're doinr gitb is indeed destroying the country on purpose. itwhether it be inflation,be whether it should be open borders, whether it f be shoveling our hard earned tax dollars to foreign polluters, to pay some sort of penance for our supposednt pollution when we in fact have the best environment in china. and china and india ended upa they did not go to that. meeting. tht even go they areconversa not even part of the conversation. but budt we're going to send it. we're going to send china money because they're developingr one scott, the world's no polluter.m >> is china polluting our skiesd and their oceans. >> but in both cases, nothingche we do will stop. that will stop or change anything because of what china is doing. this is thn, thisooking is the day before thanksgiving. and we are looking acially wt i, especially with their statement about what we should be thankful for. scot sct, isn't this about being thankful for the country, for what the founders established, for our families, fore our families, being able to think about the future, to make this country safer and more secure? because that makes our families safer and more secure? isn't that what thisr is all about? >> yeah, of course. a i mean, you know, listen, famil i'm thankful that i have my family, you know, my newi pr grandchildren. d and i pray every night that everyone has the same opportunities that i and others that i know have. but this administration is going down a wrong path.atio and you reference china beinga h a developing country. yeah, listen, they're in the same i was the ambassador in new zealand, cook new way in samoa. new wacooky cook in samoa.a are developing nations, right?io nons andt china. they're using that to getle a tactical advantage so they don't have to play by theaa same rules. that's what they do. they're manipulating their currency. they're building and militarizing islands, changing the law and the of the air and sea that have been t in place for hundreds of years o to gain a tactical advantage ever y inch they do to put us off balance. bad we have to have a strong administration to fight back in this administration. as you can see frod minum kamalu harris. or >> what when you get . tammy amy, thank you. dea thank you.d thank you for the baskets of dead animals going back . yeah.sc yeah, it'sary. remarkable. and i it's scary. it's scary and it's dangerous.il admiwe think i'm thankful that we only have about two: let me more years of this administration left. that'sl you, i'm thinking. as well, let me tell youin and stephen, you can speakd of to this as well. we saw the kin ed ofn extraordinary damage that happened within 18 months. you knowrom afgh, from afghanisn to the executive orders, to the nature of what is going on with the education department, with woke policies. we're going to be getting inton a little bit later. you have america first legal. you're working on a loof tt ofhe fronts and everything. but really, the republicans t on this, as wehanksg have our thanksgiving and then then the holidays and christmas and moving into the new year, the republicans are going to have to do more than investigate things, aren't they , sir? >>ou yespoint,, well, first of t to your point, ihst is inconceivable how much damage has been done in 18 months. frwafrom afghanistan to the ware europe to the catastrophe, unmitigated catastrophe on our southern border. and you're right, i'm filing lawsuitsts as as often as we c, as relentlessly as we can to shut down these policies. hbut the houseve republican majority is going to have to do two things. one is goingsubpoenaan to haveo to investigate and it's going to have to subpoena. and we're going to get to knowdi two incredible men , very well,r james comar and jim jordan, the chairman of the oversighdtt and the chairman of w the judiciary committees, respectively. and on top of that , we're alsoe going to have to use the power of the purse to shut down these lawless programs, beginning with the calang, the cataclysm on our southern border. t nohet one penny to resettle anyd more illegal immigrants inside our country. country the house can do it.n sd they can rally the whole nation behind them. and in s io doing, set the stag. for a thunderous victory inmy twenty four and look and those eighty seven thousand irs agents who are going to be goosestepping round to destroying the middle class people, trying to make ends meet. it's unacceptable. and i think this administration knows that they know what thesep agents are going to be doinguble considering people are having trouble paying the bills.d enou but we finghd enough mon money to hire more law enforcement to come and harass americans.nig that's unacceptable. gentlemen, thank you both very much for joining me tonight. >>ppy thanksgiving. and thank you. appreciate it. thanksgivingo l. f cong let's turn to the all important speaking of the importance of our congress, the georgia runoff, where early voting will , in fact, begin this weekend thanks to a court ruling. according to politico, the president is ready to do anything to help his good friend, raphael warnock, quote biden. aides tell e white house let the campaign know that they are willing to do s whatever they need to help keepl the seatud blue , including stak out of it if need be . well, you know, it seemed walke to work during the midterm, didn't it, on the other side. now, republican herschel walkere is now bolstered by someone much more popular than joe biden georgigeorvernora governor brian camp. >> tak e a look.en's families are struggling becausei of bonds inflationetter th and washington won't change unless we make georgia's doing better than the rest ofd the country because we stood up for hardworking families. herschel walker will vote forr georgia, not be another rubber stamp for joe biden. that's why i'm bac.k, priate herschelle. >> all right.in a that's nice. and that was very, veryn op-e appropriate. d now, in an op ed on fox newste .com today, murdoch echoed thatl sentiment and detailed three key reasons to support herschel walker. alker.roy does join us right now to explain, along with fox news contributors mark penn and leo terrell. gentlemen, thank you again veryi much for being here. t. roy, let's talk about hisi points and what strikes me. t i don't want to say it's kind of like a panic, but ween wouldn't be having to do thislia if there wasn't this kind of open fight in the republican party against someone, because trumsomeonp likes him versus whe need to do to get power back so that this nation can be saved and american families should be the firste fami thing on peos minds. tell everyone the crux o of your op ed piece, please., vote >>rs you know, the gist of it is people in georgia, the voters in georgia, energ ne to be energized and focused on . >> a lot on f people are kind of tired after the last election. >> but this is very important to get herschel walker in place. there's a big differenceschel wk democr between having fifty one democrats and forty nine republicans versus a 50 rei 50 senate where basically it's tied. and kamala harris has to come in and break break tie votes that would put joe manchinpositn and kyrsten sinema in a position where they can, as democratsn bloc can block a i stuff that chuck schumer wants to do. allows ing herschel walker there will allow that to happen. secondly, getting herschel walker in gets worn out. and raphael warnock is a very hard left democrat. you mentioned those eighty seven thousand irs agents. well, guess what? we're not voted for them. he also voted against eighteen thousand new border patrol agents and also also voted to allow the eighty seven thousand new irs agents to audit people who make forty four thousand dollars or less, not just rich people like bill gates and warren buffett, but people who are making seventy five thousand fifty thousand dollars a year, plus those people to be auditedt by those by those irs. >> well, those those are people who don't have the money to fight. yond theu get a scary letter frm the irs and you send the money off.e ov it'serreach it's a remarkable h overreach and unacceptable considering what they've already done to the economy. mark, when we look at the the numbers, i know there's there can be a lots did to disa about what the republicans did and did not do, but ultimately,g these races are really about local efforts, about getting out the vote, about the machines that you have and the democrats done a very good job doing that.. what is what are you seeing s on the ground?on the ground for georgia right now in georgia for these gentlemen? and e well, right now, although it's a close race, the edge vot is clearly we're not.t of i mean, i think that the voting system lends itself towards democrats getting a lot ofvoting the younger voters out who who are voting overwhelmingly for warnock and the republican . a you turnout in georgia has been a little lackluster in the past. clea. and so i think that the edge is clearly with we're not right now and herschel really has to make up some ground if he's going to win. i don't know if it's possible. i certainly wouldn't give it upy . but it'se, going to take an. energized electorate that we haven't seen so far . and see, that's it, i think, leo and again, gentlemen, thank you. ewith the night beforearly thanksgiving. and but these conversations are importan, t because this early voting, leo, is now going to start on saturday and this is for republicans watching this or independents, even democrats watching this, of the who are tired ofir what their lives have become. this is a chance to send another message. forget about what the senatese is going to look like and all of that. and biden, this is about taking charge of our futures. if both men have been their personal lives have been discussed, what do you think this is really about? and what would you tell the people of georgia this evening? >> well, i'll tell you right now, thanks for having me. you've got all hands on deck. you talking about the divisions within the republican party? brian kemp out there is a great move for the republicans and for hershel. herschel could win this with a unified republican party. but i'll tell you this, tammy. you know, when they have at's the opportunity to have joe biden there, joe biden is a persona non grata in georgia. he's not welcome there. why? he callejid georgia jim crow 2.e he has insulted the entire state. so he's not welcome there. and i guarantee you all hershelt has to do focus on the basicty t issue, crime, inflation, security , and those arehersch the things that are missing with a democratic war, not hershe l. and win this thing. par if you just stay focused and have a unifiedammy republican party. >> and i think that's what w>> e have. well, i hope so.tting ou and , you know, roy, this is , again, about a machinehaps and getting out the vote. perhaps kemp can now add to that and assist in that because y helpingff thasaril during the midterm. isn't there a difference, though, in thin s runoff than there was in the last runoffle i before? i think there werenvold three t involved and some votes were coming off in that regard. what is it that makes this this time around more difficult? i thought it would have been easier for him. >> well, i think i think the chief difficulty i see i've talked to a lot of people abouth this, and i just thinke after the last you know, after the last midterms, when the gopf is expected to win 30 seats inar the house and win the senate, go tn't think a lot of people are demoralized and tired. and , you know a, i thinndk a ly of would like to go to theant ib movies and just relax.e but look, yohau know, this is very important. we've goa bit this runoff.differ we didn't want it, buten we have it. and there's a big, big difference between having an evenly split senate where kamala harris has to come in and break ties versus havinga -r a fifty one forty nine democrat senate where chuck schumer, the democrats can do lot spls more stuff, including perhapst' get rid of the filibuster. the filibuster is gone. then it', als just all will brt loose. so, you know, let'nergs keep the energy going and get herschel walker across the the finish line. and after december 6th, we can all relax and take have our eggnog, go to the movies and kick back . >> well, s you know, not a secod . let me let me ask you aboutcaus this, because what what peoplewo need to do to save our country is not exactly like jumping offe of the back of a boat on the beaches of normandy while the are shooting at you with machine guns. we're asking people to focusit on the nature of what's right in front of them. and while it's not going to give us like, complete control of the senate to remove someone like rafael warnock, who's got a voting record that has added to the chaos and the r problems in this country should not be a very far reach. these things transcend i politics. it transcends race. it certainly does affect peoplei in urban areas more .r h the democrats have convinced their base, of which i had beena one until recently, that this is just the way life is . it's a new normal.. do y do you see trends that, as wehs perhaps have seen in the last few elections, with hispanics a and blacks, where there's a recognition that they have blacd by the democratse and lied to and that perhaps we can see more of them moving to voting for republicans or just the person who's not going to ruin their lives? well, look, we have ceded thaten this election. most o f the movement, the black community, latino community, graduallardsy more towards re the republicans, four or five points, more towards republicans. you see that in the numbers. t it didn't come through overall.e i think, because of good targeting. but, you know, we're not the jut running a smart campaign. he's saying he's out there for s moderate voters. he's talking aboutu bipartisanship, you know, whereas herschelle is on the defensive relative to his personal life. that's the way this campaigny vo is playing out. tersl sehow georgia voters are g to see it. you know, i think it's goingth to be close, but he's still gotr the edge. but, yes, the trend in thisf wo election underneath the numbersl was across a lot of working class voters. you know, of all ethnicities, somewhat towards the republicans. com that's the underlying trend. will it stop? will it come across in georgia?i so far we're not because we'remg running a a smarter campaign, movingo th to the middle, keepii joe biden in that doesn't it help in the media's helpingin to facilitate that message? i mean, that's one of the things i think we have to acknowledge, because both men , certainly warnock has whicstory of a wife and complaining about his behaviorh , which seems atrociot and that seems to just not exist in many differenexist wayt movet thatha about some to some degree media and what it moves and what it doesn't move ? i'll tell you right now, candy, the media has no major role in propping and propping up warner . but let me simply say this. the democratic party is no longer the class of the middle class america republic. ublica you that question you just asked, mark, about minoritiesre going to the republican partprey because the republican party represents the best interests for alinl people, hispanics,d blacks, w