Fox News Highlights - April 21st, 2026

[0:00] Fox News alert. Bridge and power plant day could now be any day of the week. A fierce power struggle [0:05] breaking out in Iran. And President Trump showing a lot of patience. 47 says U.S. airstrikes have [0:12] seriously fractured the regime. So Pakistan asked us to hold off on B&P day until Iran can get it [0:19] together. Tonight there could be a coup. No one knows who's calling the shots. Vance, Witkoff, [0:25] and Kushner were supposed to leave for Islamabad, but they never took off because the Iranian [0:31] delegation never took off, which is suspicious because this morning Trump said the gay Ayatollah [0:37] authorized the deal. They just got the okay to go forward, which I knew they were going to do [0:42] anyway. I mean, I don't think that ensures they have to negotiate. And, you know, the one thing [0:48] I'll say is this. Iran can get themselves at a very good footing if they make a deal. They can [0:52] make themselves into a strong nation again, a wonderful nation again. They have incredible [0:57] people. But they seem to be, you know, bloodthirsty. So the gay Ayatollah told his ministers wheels [1:05] up, but the military said, not so fast. We're basically looking at another Iranian hostage crisis. [1:13] This time they've taken themselves hostage and therefore the negotiations. The IRGC won't agree [1:20] to sign over the strait and the uranium. And they're the only votes that matter because they're [1:26] the ones with the guns. The generals are demanding Trump lift the blockade as a precondition for more [1:33] peace talks. They want to play an economic game of chicken. Iran sees this as a game of endurance. [1:41] They believe that time is on their side and that ultimately the domestic pressure when it comes to [1:46] energy markets and the stock market will force President Trump to make a deal that's in their [1:50] favor. That is not the truth. That is not the reality. The president and his counterparts in [1:56] Israel have the ability to continue this operation for months if they need to. It's the Iranians up [2:02] against the clock. The blockades already cost them over a billion dollars. Checks are bouncing and their [2:08] economies in a death spiral and facing a great depression. Scott Besant says, quote, in a matter of [2:13] days, Karg Island storage will be full and the fragile Iranian oil wells will be shut in. The blockades [2:21] turned around 28 ships sailing to or from Iranian ports, most of them oil tankers. And we took custody [2:28] of a runner sailing in from China with missile ingredients. We caught a ship yesterday that had [2:34] some things on it, which wasn't very nice. A gift from China, perhaps. I don't know. But I was a little [2:40] surprised because I have a very good relationship and I thought I had an understanding with President [2:45] Xi, but that's all right. That's the way war goes, right? And it just got worse for the enemy. The [2:50] Navy boarded another vessel from their shadow fleet, the Tiffany. How cute. A sanctioned tanker carrying [2:56] two million barrels of Iranian crude sailing to Shanghai. No bueno. The blockade's ripple effect [3:03] is hitting Beijing. Choke points are getting squeezed from the Gulf to the Strait of Malacca. [3:07] It just so happens that we conducted joint naval exercises with the Japanese in the South China [3:13] Sea. And the army just finished up joint live fire training with the Philippines. [3:19] Xi's losing friends fast. The president putting pressure on the Middle Kingdom to make its proxy [3:25] give up the dust. Vance isn't flying halfway across the world to Pakistan for nothing. [3:32] This could have a salutary ending. What are the chances of that? I think probably two and three right [3:38] now, 65 percent. They're not sending the vice president over there to walk away again. They [3:44] really think there'll be a deal. I think there's a two and three chance we get to it. [3:49] And if you watch primetime last night, General Petraeus also seemed optimistic about a deal. [3:55] He just didn't think it happened today. And he was right. Our patience may be running thin, [4:01] but our stockpile isn't. It's not my choice, but it will also hit them. It'll hurt them militarily. [4:07] They use the bridges for their weapons, for their missile movements. You know, they're trying to [4:13] move the missiles because we've obliterated most of their missiles and they're trying to move their [4:16] missiles around even during the ceasefire, which I think was a good thing because we're totally loaded [4:21] up. We have so much ammo. We have so much of everything that we've like a much, much more powerful [4:27] than it was four or five weeks ago. So we've used this to restock and they probably have done a [4:32] little bit of restocking. Over the last 24 hours, we're seeing heavy Air Force activity, major [4:39] resupplies coming in from American bases in Europe. Plus, the USS Gerald Ford just re-entered the Red [4:45] Sea. And by Saturday, we'll have all three carrier strike groups, the Ford, Lincoln, and Bush in theater. [4:52] We might unwrap some new toys. The Marines just unveiled a new shore-to-shore landing ship [4:57] designed to deliver 800 tons of troops, weapons, supplies directly to beachheads. [5:04] Getting its last coat of paint is the lead ship, the USS McClung, named after a Marine major who was [5:11] killed in combat in Iraq, the first female graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy to be killed in action. [5:18] Our anti-subaircraft, the P-8 Poseidon, has been surveilling the strait from the skies [5:24] and they're working overtime. So KC-135 strata tankers are refueling them midair. We're locked [5:30] and loaded. CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper went to Israel last week where he approved joint [5:36] plans for a brand new target bank, which include energy and infrastructure and whatever missile [5:42] launchers the regime dug out of the rubble. The ceasefire gave us time not only to resupply and [5:48] acquire new targets, but a fresh batch of human intelligence came in. Any leader who poked his head [5:54] out in the last two weeks is a goner. The alliance has spies all up and down Iran. [6:01] So the next round of airstrikes will be devastating if it happens. Hard to know exactly what's happening [6:06] inside the ranks, but sources tell Primetime the military sidelined the mullahs and are keeping [6:12] the gay ayatollah alive as a figurehead while they assert control over negotiations. They basically [6:19] have a gun to the head of the negotiators and now everyone's afraid of getting killed, not just by [6:24] the Americans, but by the Iranian military. It appears that there's already been somewhat of a [6:30] soft military coup. And as the blockade keeps breaking the country's bank, there could be a [6:37] coup within the military. The generals are having to decide the best way to hold on to power. Is it [6:42] in a post-deal Iran or is it in a state of constant warfare? No idea. This would be like if the enemy [6:51] took out Trump, Vance, and the entire cabinet in 40 seconds, knocked out our entire military plus [6:58] all of our defense contractors and had North America surrounded with carriers. And then Speaker [7:05] Mike Johnson was supposed to fly overseas for peace talks and a bunch of two-star generals pulled out a [7:12] gun and said, Mike, you're not going anywhere. For the first time in a long time, the president [7:19] doesn't have a deadline. It's unusual for him, which tells me he's going to watch it unfold, [7:26] feel it out, and a deal or an attack could happen at any minute. [7:31] And welcome to Hannity. Tonight, we start with this Fox News alert. Now, new reporting tonight, [7:37] sources telling me that the ceasefire extension in Iran announced by the president that will be [7:42] short-lived unless a deal is reached quickly. Now, earlier today, the president announced that [7:47] American strikes will not yet resume and he will allow peace negotiations to continue. According [7:53] to my sources, mostly this was out of respect for the Pakistani mediators and as a final push for [8:00] peace for the war-torn Iranian people. The president is also giving more time to Iran's regime to attempt [8:07] to coordinate and actually communicate with each other, which nobody's really factored in because [8:12] they're kind of shallow in their analysis. It is not an easy task in Iran these days. Thanks to [8:18] America's incredible military intel campaign, it's not like any of these leaders are free to just pick [8:24] up a cell phone and call other leaders in the country without the very real fear of being blown to [8:31] pieces. Now, we'll have much more on this in a moment. The president just put out a truth saying [8:36] Iran doesn't want the straight closed. They want it open. They're losing $500 million a day. [8:43] Now, along with the ongoing schism inside Iran, which frankly is not the president's problem, [8:48] but tonight we are tracking multiple major breaking stories around the country and across the globe. [8:53] In Virginia, the race has been called. The yes votes have won out on that special referendum [8:58] Democrats will use to try and attempt to rig all but one of the state's 11 congressional districts in [9:05] their favor. Donald Trump got 46 percent of the vote. Now, the wording of this amendment, [9:10] it was so corrupt, so abusively one-sided and biased, a judicial review is a certainty. Meanwhile, [9:17] in Florida, a Democratic congresswoman just resigned amid a 15-count criminal corruption indictment. [9:24] We have a report on that tonight. And also tonight, new details surrounding the deaths, [9:29] the disappearances of multiple scientists working on top-secret government projects, [9:34] including UFO-related research. And sad news also tonight out of Mexico, where two Americans [9:41] purportedly working for the CIA were killed when their car, quote, plunged 600 feet off a cliff [9:47] and burst into flames. Plus, in a moment, we're going to contrast President Trump's efforts to save [9:54] the lives of eight Iranian women that are scheduled to be executed to that of a top Democratic senator [10:01] from Connecticut who is literally cheering for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard. [10:07] Senator John Fetterman will weigh in on that. But we begin in Iran tonight, [10:11] where President Trump offered a short, temporary lifeline to the disjointed Iranian regime, [10:17] writing on Truth Social, quote, based on the fact that the government of Iran is seriously fractured, [10:23] not unexpectedly so. And upon the request of Pakistan's prime minister, we have been asked [10:28] to hold our attack on the country of Iran until such time as their leaders and representatives [10:33] can come up with a unified proposal. But this is no cause for celebration. Among the hardline [10:39] terrorists running Iran because the president has, quote, directed our military to continue the [10:44] blockade and in all other respects remain ready and able. And the president just put out that the [10:51] Strait of Hormuz is closed. Iran doesn't want it to be that way. They want it to be open so they can [10:57] make $500 million a day, which is therefore the reason that that's how much they're losing as it is [11:04] closed. They only say they want to close because I've totally blockaded it and closed it. [11:08] The Treasury Secretary, Scott Besson, pointed out because of this blockade, quote, [11:14] in a matter of days, Karg Island, their storage will be full and the fragile Iranian oil wells, [11:20] then they will be shut in, constraining Iran's maritime trade, directly targeting the regime's [11:27] primary revenue lifelines. And breaking moments ago in this new post, let me read it in full. [11:32] Iran doesn't want the Strait of Hormuz closed. They want it open so they can make $500 million [11:38] a day, which is therefore what they are losing if it is closed. They will only say they want it closed [11:44] because I have it totally blockaded, closed. So they merely want to save face. And people approached [11:50] me four days ago saying, sir, Iran wants to open up the Strait immediately. But if we do that, [11:56] there can never be a deal with Iran unless we blow up the rest of their country, [11:59] their leaders included. As Napoleon once famously stated, never interrupt your enemy when they are [12:05] making a mistake. As we speak, infighting is now rampant inside the Iranian regime. [12:11] Communication, as I said, nearly impossible, which could in the end collapse on itself. Put simply, [12:17] they are desperate. Not only was our military beat down, their military beat down, [12:22] and ours on them, a huge success. But tonight, there is no doubt this blockade is causing [12:28] massive pain inside of Iran's government. In fact, they are reportedly desperate for President Trump [12:33] to lift that blockade, which, according to U.S. Central Command, has directed 28 vessels to turn [12:39] around, return to port, and even seized a belligerent Iranian tanker just yesterday. The question [12:45] tonight, will economic ruin force Iran's hardline revolutionary guard to negotiate? And just who [12:53] will ultimately win the power struggle inside a fractured Iran? And by the way, can we get arms in [12:58] the hands of the Iranian people? That might be helpful. And soon, time will tell. The clock is [13:03] ticking. The pressure from both inside and outside Iran is immense tonight. Wouldn't you applaud? [13:28] Good evening, everyone. Chelsea Clinton was the 130th runner to finish the Boston Marathon on Monday. [13:38] The weird part? All the runners who beat Chelsea were found strangled with finish line tape. [13:47] Suicide. I know, it was. A senior leader on Greta Thunberg's freedom flotilla is facing allegations [13:55] of sexual misconduct. Greta expressed shock, saying, I haven't seen any boners ever. Thieves [14:07] reportedly stole the vintage outfit that Madonna wore at Coachella. So be on the lookout for the ancient [14:13] relic and her clothes. A Chinese national has been arrested for photographing American military [14:22] aircraft in Nebraska. Initially, no one had any problems with him taking a million photos because [14:27] everyone assumed he was Japanese. Oh, you like that one? Well, you know what? You never know. [14:38] During his most recent fight, Jose Camacho, king of the bullfighters, suffered a very serious injury [14:46] after a bull gored his rectum. Good news, though, they immediately contacted an expert on gored rectum [14:56] repair. A little stitching here and there. Stitch. Stitch. The U.S. military seized an Iranian cargo ship, [15:14] but some believe this was to distract us from the cruise missile they fired at the Popemobile. [15:20] It's okay to laugh. It's a joke. Okay, it's not that funny. Fine. A massive brawl broke out between two [15:26] gangs of black teen girls at Whataburger. The winner goes on to face a gang of black teen girls at the [15:34] Waffle House. Red Lobster is bringing back its endless shrimp promotion. In a related story, [15:47] guess who just pulled a hamstring doing backflips? And finally, on Monday, Trump's labor secretary [15:57] resigned after reports of bringing staff members to an Oregon strip club. In her defense, it is the [16:06] beaver state. Yes. So you never notice when you do a Google search on a story, your search results [16:19] never match reality. Like say you'll Google Gutfeld's amazing abs. Nothing comes up. How is that even [16:28] possible? Or maybe you type in Donald Trump and the headlines range from negative to total hysterics. [16:35] It's like you're reading notes from Kat's diary. Well, there's a reason for this. Tech giants [16:42] overwhelmingly favor left-wing outlets in their search engines. 73% of articles in the sections of [16:48] Google News came from lefty sources. Just 1% from right-leaning outlets. On Apple and Yahoo, [16:55] they offer 2% of righty content. Microsoft, which runs Bing, has only 5%. But Bing and Yahoo, the last time I [17:04] used them, I just bought a brand new Pontiac Fiero. But you kind of knew this all along. The media is [17:12] biased. Movies are biased. Campuses are biased. Why wouldn't this be biased too? But it's not just [17:20] bias alone. It's censorship by omission. Someone comes up with a great idea like maybe voter ID or a secure [17:26] border or locking up murderers. And it's not erased. It's just buried down the search results. [17:32] A straight flight attendant would be easier to find. They control what you see first and second [17:40] and third and so on. And as they bury the good stuff, they put the negative stuff way up front. [17:48] I mean, I am so tired of all those hit pieces they do on talk show hosts who eat baby horses. [17:54] You do something once, they brand you for life. So why do they do that? Well, they know their ideas are [18:02] weak or they wouldn't need to hide the better ones. After all, people aren't really into giving free [18:07] money to a six-foot-five, 300-pound Venezuelan guy named Lisa for a tit job. [18:13] But many want to convince you. Wikipedia's co-founder admits his sight has been captured [18:18] by leftist editors who rate CNN and MSNOW as generally reliable while rating Fox and others the [18:24] opposite. Right-wing figures are written like villains while Jake Tapper's bio gets fluffed. [18:29] And under Wiki's hijackers, U.S. border facilities from Trump's first term were added to the list [18:36] of concentration camps. Hunter's laptop was labeled a conspiracy theory. [18:42] And they consistently list my height as well below the actual truth. [18:47] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. It doesn't bother me, but it hurts. It hurts. But this has been [19:00] their strategy. Search engines amplified the find people hoax for years and even more obvious lies [19:08] like Dylan Mulvaney is a woman and Tim Waltz is not. They also buried statistics. According to them, [19:16] there was no crime wave, no mass invasion of illegals, and Rosie O'Donnell's ass didn't affect [19:22] the tides. It's part of a plan, really. Slowly, search results get funneled into one carefully [19:28] curated narrative that keeps your consciousness at low ebb. You stop thinking. You become comfortable [19:34] sucking up the continuous flow of leftist mush instead of getting ideas with real nutrition. [19:40] Because when people deliver information that soothes you, there's less need to think. You drifted to [19:45] passivity. The less you think, the less mental lifting you'll do over time. Eventually, your brain [19:50] will be softer than Jerry Nadler's boobs. Leaving the thinking to the malicious humans behind the [19:57] algorithms, a search engine becomes a brainwashing tool, a manipulated pathway to believing in things [20:03] you would have scoffed at years ago. But it's time to break this spell and give their scam the spot it [20:09] deserves right on the front page. [20:20] So the animals don't eat her, co-host of America's Newsroom at the 5, Dana Brino. [20:30] Remember that pizza crust you threw away will end up being his lunch today. [20:35] Host of the Loftus Party Podcast, Michael Loftus. [20:39] This is her first job where she didn't need a hairnet. [20:42] New York Times best-selling author and Fox News contributor, Ketchup. [20:44] And in his neighborhood, the storks get frequent flyer miles. [20:52] Former N.W.A. World Champion. [20:53] Host of the Loftus Party Podcast, Alex Harris. [20:55] Dana Brino, congratulations on this fantastic new book. [21:03] You are officially a novelist. [21:07] Not an author, but a novelist. [21:10] That's a big deal. [21:11] Feels good. [21:11] We're going to talk about it later in the show, so I'm not going to waste precious real [21:15] estate here jabbering about it. [21:17] Because you're going to sell a million books anyway. [21:20] Why help? [21:21] You know, do you ever Google yourself and you ever notice that only bad stuff comes up? [21:26] I stopped doing that years ago and I made my mom stop doing it. [21:29] Ah, it's always the relatives that send it to you. [21:32] Yes, and they're like, did you know? [21:33] And also, in addition, we also deal with all these issues about the AI slop or the things [21:39] that you click on that say, like, right now, at this moment, my husband has a terminal illness [21:44] and we're getting divorced, but we're also adopting a black baby. [21:47] Yes! [21:50] I have to tell my family, don't click on those things. [21:54] Yes, yes, yes, yes. [21:56] You would, I mean, it's so ridiculous, you would never adopt a black baby. [22:02] Or get divorced. [22:02] Maybe an Asian baby, but not a black baby. [22:05] Come on, you don't know Dana Burrito? [22:07] No, it is kind of weird, though. [22:08] It's so obvious. [22:10] But we are too, people are too busy to actually do anything about it. [22:13] Right, and also, I'm glad you, well, obviously you brought up, like, the Wikipedia thing is, [22:18] I think, the biggest culprit and, like, the root cause of this, because everybody goes to Wikipedia [22:23] to try to write their articles, and then those articles get put in the different news articles [22:28] that go on all the search engines. [22:29] Yes. [22:30] And now what's also happening is, like, ChatGPT, where do they get their information? [22:35] They glean it from the search engine. [22:37] So the root cause of this is Wikipedia, and there are a bunch of left-wing keyboard warriors [22:43] who sit there all day long, and have you ever tried to correct your Wikipedia? [22:47] Yeah, you can't. [22:48] You can't. [22:48] But if you're a left-winger, you can't. [22:51] Yes, we need to chop off all their fingers. [22:53] That's good. [22:54] I never said that. [22:57] I heard that on the subway. [22:59] Loftus, when you search for local trash can bonfires to keep yourself warm at night, [23:05] do you get unbiased results, or do they send you strictly to left-wing bonfires? [23:11] Yeah, that's it. [23:12] There are always left-wing bonfires. [23:14] Yes. [23:14] It drives me crazy. [23:16] Can't I just have a right-wing homeless bonfire once in my life? [23:19] Yeah, you can. [23:20] And I have very limited time on the internet at the library after the incident. [23:27] Yes. [23:29] I'm just waiting for the GOP or Congress to wake up, right? [23:33] Because it seems to happen yearly that they'll pop up like little prairie dogs and go, [23:38] What? [23:39] Left-leaning bias in the media? [23:41] We should go work on a strongly worded letter. [23:44] And then it never gets printed. [23:46] It's horrible. [23:47] I can't believe people still go back to these search engines. [23:50] No, I think- [23:51] You know? [23:51] It's like Hillary's going to win the election. [23:53] Yeah. [23:54] Trump is a Russian asset. [23:55] The shot is safe and effective. [23:57] COVID started from bat soup. [23:59] There's a new huge whopper every week. [24:02] And now these guys are going to be in charge of, like, AI. [24:06] And that's all we need is, like, giant woke robots killing humanity. [24:11] Maybe that's what we need. [24:12] Trump is a Russian asset. [24:13] What? [24:14] No, you know what I'm thinking? [24:16] Sorry I stepped on your joke. [24:17] You were about to do an impression, weren't you? [24:18] I was. [24:19] I was going to do this whole long cybernetic diodyne 2000 thing, and it got lost in the shuffle. [24:25] Moving on. [24:30] Will you accept my apology? [24:34] Accepted, Greg. [24:35] If I can go through your trash later. [24:38] You know, Kat, though, this, I mean, he kind of, I use Grok. [24:44] Do you use Grok? [24:46] Not as much as you do. [24:47] Yeah. [24:48] But I think that, like, AI is going to, could solve this problem as long as it's in the hands of somebody who's not a d***. [24:55] Well, it's really hard for that to happen with anything, isn't it? [25:00] Yes, it's true. [25:01] But I think people can kind of will themselves into any kind of bubble that they want to, really. [25:06] I don't know, I don't really use search engines anymore. [25:10] Yeah. [25:10] I mean, I do sometimes, but it's mostly I'll talk to ChatGPT, I'll look on X, I'll look, I'll look at various, you know, look various places. [25:20] But I think overall people can kind of will themselves into any kind of bubble that they want to. [25:26] They can kind of create their own reality by looking at only search. [25:29] I mean, there's people, I mean, people who think the Holocaust didn't happen because they went on some warm, I mean, to Google's credit, [25:36] it does say it's real, if you Google that. [25:38] Yeah, see, Michael? [25:41] But it's, you know, I mean, it's, if you look up something and you read only one source of information about it or one collection of sources, [25:51] you can end up ultimately ending up in a different reality than what actually happened. [25:57] Speaking of a different reality, welcome back, Tyrus. [26:00] You're out for a couple of weeks doing some live shows. [26:07] Yes, sir. [26:08] That's where you find reality. [26:10] Actually, yeah, you know, it's funny that this is what we're talking about because one of the things on the tour, [26:15] I always hear a lot of things about us, they always say, hey, is he really that short? [26:18] And, you know, and, but you clean that up tonight. [26:22] You clean it up tonight because he's 6'2". [26:24] Yes. [26:25] But I've been, on a personal note, my, I've had a fight with Facebook and Instagram and Google [26:34] constantly, constantly with the fake stuff that they do. [26:39] But the AI stuff has gotten out of hand to where on Facebook and things like that, especially my Silver Foxes, [26:46] they're getting money from them. [26:47] Yeah. [26:47] Yeah. [26:48] They're, they're extorting them. [26:49] They, they sell fake tickets to our shows. [26:51] They attack. [26:52] And it's not a small thing. [26:54] I mean, I had one situation where I had 50 people show up to a show that was sold out with fake tickets. [27:00] Ooh, I wonder if they'd come to my hotel room. [27:03] Anyway, sorry. [27:04] Yeah, because that was bad. [27:07] But the point is, is like, and I'm like, I've called and Fox's security here, they do a great job of getting them off. [27:14] But as soon as you take them off, another one's up. [27:15] There's another one. [27:16] So what I've decided is, and I thought about it and I talked it over with my family and stuff, I'm leaving social media. [27:21] May 1st, I'm done. [27:22] I will have absolutely no footprint, but the argument, hold on, the argument always is, it's going to hurt sales. [27:29] It's going to hurt you putting it out there. [27:29] But you know what? [27:30] People got famous before by word of mouth, and I'm just going to run with it. [27:33] But, but, but I mean, that's not going to affect the search, search engines reporting on you. [27:37] I'm talking nothing. [27:37] I'm talking, it's going to be out there. [27:39] Yeah. [27:39] But if, the biggest thing is, if you're not a participant, then you don't have to worry. [27:44] It's just. [27:45] But if they, if they've spread a fake story about you, even when you're not on it, you may have to answer to it. [27:51] When somebody calls you from the Washington Post. [27:53] They do these all the time. [27:54] They're like, oh, she's dying and pregnant. [27:57] And it's like, no, that was like a year ago. [27:59] But those things are. [28:01] Those things are like, I'm talking about the stuff that like create an entire like story. [28:07] Oh, yeah. [28:07] But they need you to be on to do it. [28:11] Yeah. [28:11] They need your social media for people to hit, to steal the pictures, to do this stuff. [28:15] And when I'm seeing AI of my kids, I've had enough. [28:18] Yeah. [28:18] Because Facebook, Instagram, they do not give a damn about, they enjoy, because you don't see it on the left. [28:25] Yeah. [28:26] You don't see it. [28:26] You don't see fake Gavin stuff. [28:27] And if it is, it's gone right away. [28:29] Or it's media like, this is rejected. [28:30] It doesn't meet our standards or stuff. [28:31] They are fine with having AI videos of me shouting in Whoopi Goldberg's face. [28:36] I love those. [28:38] But I did that one. [28:40] No, I was shouting at Whoopi too once. [28:42] And Springsteen. [28:42] But when you shout at Whoopi, she's got you by a foot. [28:45] No one's afraid of it. [28:47] All right. [28:47] When I'm doing it, it looks like I'm yelling at a woman with intent to harm. [28:50] So I'm done. [28:51] I'm out of it. [28:52] All right. [28:52] Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox 1.