Welcome to the Sean Hannity show. I'm Greg Jarrett of the Fox News Channel filling in for Sean who has a few days off.

And he certainly deserves it among the hardest working men in television and radio. So Sean, I hope you're having a good time.

It's a new year, folks. And it's a new decade. And it's a new presidential election coming up to the chagrin of the Trump

Aiding media and their vengeful, repacious, co-conspirators like Nancy Pelosi, Chuck E. Schumer, Jerry Nadler, and the chronically dishonest Adam Schiff,

not to mention the gaggle of Democratic presidential candidates who are bereft of any good ideas that can compete with Donald Trump's economic record.

The president is poised to be reelected to another four year term. And why do I say that? Because historically, we know that people tend to vote their wallets.

If things are going well for them financially, they do endorse the status quo. They reject change, change that runs the risk of reversing the gains and their well-being.

And there's no reason why people shouldn't be self-interested in their vote. That's what democracy is all about. What's good for individuals collectively is good for the nation.

And as we began 2020, the stock market continues to hit all time highs. Your 401K and other investments, if you have them, are probably better now than ever before.

Consumer confidence has hit a 20 year high. Unemployment is at a 50 year low, the best employment figures in half a century.

And poverty is down substantially in large part because wages continue to rise. GDP and consumer spending are incredibly strong.

And whether you like him or not, Donald Trump deserves credit for much of this because he kept his promises. He cut taxes that boosted not just the American workforce, but incentivized employers to invest and expand.

He rolled back the honoris and expensive regulations that were choking businesses to death. And what did Democrats have to offer?

They want to reverse course. They want to raise taxes, not cut them. They want to reinstate those regulations.

They want to undertake trillion dollar ideas like the green new deal and Medicare for all that would bankrupt the federal government and lead inexorably to inflation, maybe recession.

And frankly, Americans are smarter than that. And it bodes well for President Trump's reelection. And it bodes poorly for Democrats and the complicit media who aid and abet them.

Come November, if Donald Trump is reelected, Rachel Maddow's head will explode. And I don't want to miss that one.

Rachel Maddow, prime time, MSNBC, who spent much of Donald Trump's first term claiming that he's a man, Julian candidate, Putin's puppet acting as a covert Kremlin asset.

And if the president did that today, because he has some reason to serve that other country, rather than our own, then a lot that has previously been inexplicable is now explicable.

Is our president subordinate to a foreign power? Does our president answer to a foreign government and a foreign leader? The worst case scenario that the president is a foreign agent suddenly feels very public.

What would change the world is if Russia was interfering in the election and they weren't doing it on their own and he was in on it.

This guy is supposedly somebody who works at the Russian Central Bank. Why did the FSB give him a medal for his work? A medal of appreciation right after Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination for president?

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