Chris Rabb is running for Congress in Pennsylvania's 3rd District. He's part of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), and Rabb's not shy about supporting that group's radical, America-destroying policies. This includes defunding the police, of course, and abolishing prisons.

When Hannity asked Rabb about this, Rabb didn't hesitate to say that police don't go after the bad guys.

"Well, you know what's interesting about that statement is that long before there was any notion of policing, we had founders that did not even understand that term," Rabb said. "Policing is something that's evolved over time. Ultimately, what we want is to have communities that are safe. And 99 percent of what police do are not going after the bad guys. All of that can be done in different ways."

There's that term again: safe communities. Communities cannot be safe when criminals are allowed to run free, and that's what the DSA wants.

"There are people who did that before the term police existed, though. I mean, let's talk about this in the appropriate context," Rabb continued.

But that was just one exchange in a much longer interview. Rabb and Hannity got very heated as Rabb made it clear he wants to abolish ICE, too, defund the Department of War and Pentagon, eliminate cash bail and establish a wealth tax.

The most interesting part of this was when Rabb said we should go back to the era of Reagan on taxes.

"The top 10 percent of Americans pay 50 to 60 percent of our tax bill. The top 20 percent pay nearly 100. The bottom 50 percent of wage earners pay one to two percent of total income tax bill. Now, to me that's redistribution," Hannity said. "How much of every dollar that any American makes should they be allowed to keep without you and your fellow DSA members taking it?"

"Let's just go back to the Reagan era," Rabb said. "How bout those tax rates?"

"Well, he dropped the top marginal rate from 70 to 28 percent. You want 28 percent? You'd be okay with that?" Hannity asked.

"What I'm saying is there was time under Democratic and Republican presidency where the tax rate on the wealthiest Americans was much higher than it is now ... go back to that," Rabb replied.

The socialists are running on raising taxes on everyone. They believe your money, your labor, and your property belong to them for them to control and redistribute as they see fit. Do not let them get into Congress.