I pledge over this 33 days. I hope you are feeling the sense of real urgency because it is an all hands-on

deck moment and a tipping point for the country. You're a vote, your participation. It all matters.

If you're not registered, we have a special information, informational interactive map on

Hannity.com. You know, how do you register? When does early voting start? What about absentee?

If you're voting absentee this year, how do you do it? Who's voting? Who's your congressional

candidate? Is there a Senate race that is important? Certainly an important Senate race in Iowa

with Joni Ernst and Martha McSally out in Arizona. I think it's doing a great job along with Joni

Ernst. Cory Gardner, boldly, you know, has been a great representative for Colorado. He's got a

very tough race himself, Alabama. You can write the wrong down there. I'm counting on Alabama to do

that for the country. Jon James and Michigan and another outstanding candidate. You got Purdue

and Georgia Tillis in North Carolina. You got Susan Collins. You may not always agree with her,

but she's better than the alternative for sure. All of these races are going to matter. You know,

again, Joe Biden was given an opportunity to answer a basic and a fundamental question. He refuses,

steadfastly refuses to answer the question about whether or not he will pack the US Supreme Court.

Listen, if you're president, would you seek to increase the number of US Supreme Court nominees?

You know, that's exactly what they want me to talk about. So we don't talk about how they're

violating the Constitution now. I'm not going to play Trump's game. Right now, my entire focus

is seen to it that the American people get a chance. The election has already started to have

their say on who the next Supreme Court just is. And that's what I'm focusing on. How are they

violating the Constitution now? The Constitution says that the American people at 12th Constitution

law for over 20 years says the American people get an opportunity to choose who they want to

Supreme Court by, who they pick as their senator and their president. It's always appropriate for

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