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>> and welcome to hannity. and tonight, democrats in the meditha mob, they are turning on joe biden and he's not taking it. well. we'v t we got the details strai ahead tonight. plus, newly released footage ahead on, the cocaine remember the cocaine found at the biden white house? remembere cocahow you know, howt possible they never not only never found not person responsible, but they stopped the investigation after a whopping days. what if it was fentanyl? what if it was anthrax? was something that could kill a president? and later, we'll also bring presand we'lt fromlso bring biden...

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And toronto, the capital, where cnn was also able to locate different pop-up torture sites. after speaking to dozens of eyewitnesses who were tortured in these different unofficial detention centers, the barbaric treatment used on him was not innate. his experience tallies with other eyewitness testimony. >> make it with their hands tied. >> humiliation. >> no choice but to confess. >> in total, cnn located over three dozen clandestine jails across the country. it paints a picture of a regime medic out torture on an industrial scale, designed to crash an uprising that is pose the biggest accid...

Scope of roger stone's involvement on january 6th? >> we know a little bit more with, every trial, and with every bit of investigative evidence, that is surfacing. the way to think about stone is there was three people that were pardoned by the president. stone, michael flynn, and steve bannon. all three of them, acting as intermediaries, to a different extent, with the domestic violence extremist groups. of course, roger stone has made a career out of that, and the transmission belt with the highest precincts of power in, the republican party, and street fascists, and hooligans. that's how he...

To guilt. how do we balance believing a victim, which we've seen power in, with due process to an alleged perpetrator? >> here's the thing -- this is not a due process kind of moment. this is a job interview. he's not on criminal trial. nobody is saying he needs to be jailed for these allegations. nobody is saying that. what we are saying is that this is one of nine lifetime appointments to the supreme court and the bar has got to be the highest bar in the land for the highest court in the land. these kind of allegations are not things that come up for everybody everybody. is there not another...