have reacted to president trump. the stock market. the nasdaq, the dow jones. the s&p. the $4 trillion in wealth that has been created. people are spending their money again. they'll be confident when they see their healthcare plan. people know that obamacare is broken. what leader mcconnell and the senate have done, he's putting together a plan that he knows rips out obamacare, branch and road. let's remind people why this is being done. this is not being done to keep a campaign promise. we're all imperative to the millions that thought they would get better healthcare through obamacare and who have been left behind. i sat in a listening session with a number of them in the white house. they tell their stories. >> it's heart breaking. >> they get the insurance card and the governor considers them insured. they can't use it. another day, just today, another, anthem inc. said they're out of two more states. >> this is donald trump's contract with the american voter. pan in. here's what's important about this. i was thinking about this with the noise, the hatred, the plays, the

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the media. >> s you just described the scee where he was biting on your lip, and then when it was all over, he was leaving. he said, you better put some ice on that. >> yeah, and casually put on his sunglasses and walked out the door. >> it was a terrible ordeal for me, no woman should be subjected but it was an assault. >> he assaulted you? touched, grabbed, fondled, kissed you against your will, and it is an allegation that is not made by one woman, multiple women. >> i said, well, i may -- he sat down, pulled down his pants, everything, and he was exposed, and i said, i am not that kind of girl. and i need to be getting back to my desk. >> sean: knew many of these cases democrats for politics said that these women should not be believed.d. i don't think they interviewed them. you may remember saying he'd drag a $100 bill through a trailer park at the link park look at the monica lewinsky, that was shameful. and we cannot forget the clinton foundation. thede democrats care so much, on the show we have been the most outspoken about hillary taking millions and millions of dollars from

examiner"'s byron points out in a new article, the investigation of michael flynn was not about russian collusion or conspiracy between the trump campaign in russia, prussia, russia. rather, it hinges on what is known as the logan act. let me explain what this is. according to york. the logan act is a 218-year-old law in this country. a law that prohibits private citizens from acting on behalf of the united states in disputes with foreign governments. in 218 years, nobody has ever been prosecuted under this law, and many legal experts call it archaic and simply irrelevant. some even go as far as to say it's unconstitutional. but this is what played, that loft played the central role in the obama administration's investigation into flynn. never mind the surveillance, unmasking and illegal leaks of intelligence. that's reportedly why the fbi agents went to the white house to interview flynn back in january 24th about discussions that he had during the transition period with his counterpart, the russian ambassador about actions the obama administration had placed on russia. in the u.n. res

brazile continues to spile the democrats' dark secrets. s we will have all the new resolutions from donna brazile's tell-all book. the media is ignoring it. in later tonight, breaking new details, a special "hannity" monologue. we will tell you all about how the clintons bought and paid for the fake news russian dossier. we have new information tonight. also, former white house chief strategist steve bannon is coming here, he will react to all of this. but first tonight's breaking news opening monologue. ♪ where were you one year ago tonight? a historic milestone. it's been one year since donald trump was elected the 45th president of the united states. the president pulled off one of the biggest upsets american politics has ever seen by easily defeating hillary clinton. the president celebrated the anniversary by tweeting out "congratulations to all the deplorables and the millions of people who gave us a massive 304-227 electoral college landslide victory." president trump's big win happen despite a media and political class that was all unified and stopping him from reaching th

. (vo) purchase $999 or more coat helzberg diamondsx. and get an xbox one s, with 3 months of xbox game pass and xbox live gold. at helzberg diamonds. while supplies last. document fox news obtained a couple hours ago james comey about the clinton server investigation. he is the author of the best selling book vengeance, former speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich. okay, this is may, mr. speaker. he hadn't interviewed hillary clinton or at least 17 others key to the investigation. the fix is in. i don't know any other way to in. i think this is unbelievable. if you and i sat down -- obviously very pro-trump. if we both sat down two years ago and said let's write a story and watch the head of the fbi consciously sets out to protect hillary clinton, no matter how guilty she is. consciously sets out to protect her staff, no matter how guilty they are. sets up everything so that even his statements in public will exonerate her. we couldn't have made this up. it is now clear, first of all, that if the -- if comey and the fbi done their job early enough, you probably would

investigates," michelle malkin. you look at at this in detail,s guy, six deportations he was facing. the federal government said to san francisco,o, turn this guy over, and they refused to obey the law. >> sean, my outrage is laden with melancholy, because i have reported and investigated on so many of these cases over the last 25 years, and there has been so little, if any, accountability for people in the federal, state, and local governments, who have blood on their hands. kate steinle and her family never wanted or wished for the publicity that they've gotten, the pain that they've suffered, and the fact that they have no choice but to be front and center in the headlines as they suffer as a result of this .erdict this really is i think a terrible indictment of so-called san francisco values. where is nancy pelosi tonight? where has she been for the last 25 years? this is her city and it is her open border policies that have conquered so many innocent people and innocent lives in san francisco. it is the conversion of america into a sanctuary nation instead of a sovereign nation

happened today and the 30 years of clinton and their dercht defenders and s threading every needle including last year's election and the position they're taking. >> i have had the opportunity to spent the last 24 hours with three of the bravest women i have ever met in my entire life kathleen willey, juanita broderick and leslie. i consider it an honor to be able to invite them to washington and they joined me on capitol hill where we confronted at least the staffers of senator al franken who was cowering behind the door of his office because he refused to meet us. all these years later, it is so important. 30 years later it is so important to revisit history if we are going to learn for our future generations off you are daughters and of our sons, of our grandchildren. if we don't learn from bill clinton and what he did to these poor women, and the exercise of power and abuse of these women, how are we going to teach our sons how to behave appropriately? that's why i'm calling out franken. >> sean: all of a sudden democrats after the election last year the day of reckoning for th

. >> sean: that hurts all women that are victims. >> yes. i used to work in sex crimes in the d.a.'s office. it's pitful to see that. some jurors don't believe it because they have -- in their own lives, people have made these accusations for money. you see it time and time again. sexual harassment, that term is coined everywhere. the laws are very clear as to what it takes in order to be a violation of the law. you have to have some sort of damage. these individuals, a lot of these women, it's about money. they bank on the fact that these corporations -- >> sean: and there are women that are victims, predators. >> there are. but very few, far between. >> sean: i suspect the last question, dr. gorka, you think it's politics or you don't know? >> too early to say. let's ignore the press and let's talk about the system. we have to have faith in the system. it's not about smears. it's about facts and time will out the truth. >> sean: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. when we come back, hillary clinton finally responding to former dnc chair woman donna brazile and that she rigged the electi

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and others have asked could youe couldcuem to s. is he refusing. he vows to claim his name. another democrat. the witch-hunt continues. he questions pelosi's new found me too morell morality. he says that pelosi and the democratic party knew about the allegations against him a year ago. he said they looked into them. they didn't find anything they continued investing millions in my contain. he told that to abc news. they went out there and campaigned for me. we invited him on the show tonight but sadly he declined. my friends, this me too madness is spinning dangerously out of control. and i think the people get it. here's some of my listeners today on the radio. >> i definitely think that this has gone to the extreme and they have to do something to stop this. >> i'm very sensitive to any type of sexual assault, but i feel that this #this and #that has become almost a fad. >> from personal experience, people who have been really abused, sexually abused, are so upset about this movement, the me too movement because they are making a joke out of people who have really been abused. >>

want when i want it and i get to have it. that he was what charen is learning. s has derek written on it every level when there is no longer right from wrong. >> heather: dr. dinez? >> what we know from studies is the average age of kid looking for pornography is 12, oh my god. >> thanks to the british model developed by a group called man geek. when that made pornography afor the being, it made it anonymous and success septic. who is going to got any prone. >> those who owe he got credit cards. i would argue that the business model of pornography was to get in the boys around 12 to 14 whose brains are actually hard wired for novelty and risk taking. it's like me. giving out cigarettes outside of middle school at 12 years old and going back each day and each day. astounding. >> laura: just so we understand. this especially young boys. are for the first time seeing the image of a female body and in some of these cases, the type of images they are seeing are so violent in their depiction or so extreme that this is what they become used to or that they want. and then that put pressure, d

happened. san bernardino san bernardino, s every gun law on the books. in paris where they have complete gun bans, that wouldn't have happened. at brussels, all over the world. people are disarmed. these monsters. these bad guys go about their business. they could care less what laws are on the books. the good people want to protect himself. that's why we are fighting for reciprocity. they want to preserve this freedom that they know to protect themselves and it would take away from the honest people. the average people. by gosh, the nra is not going to let that happen. >> sean: wayne, the nra gets a bad rap and i am a proud member. it's just the facts. how many people a year did you teach gun security and safety to? how many people a year have protected the lives of loved ones because they had the ability to defend themselves with a weapon? >> that's exactly right, sean. we teach millions of people and spend millions of dollars every year teaching people safety and responsibility. this hollywood crowd makes billions of year every single day teaching gun irresponsibility to the

. we've been friends for so many years. i am frustrated with the republicans. s there are 100 in the house. there is the seven people that voted for repeal and replace in 2013. against it in 2017. a our options are limited by people that never had any intention of keeping their word. we are friends. you've had to deal with serious health issues with your daughter.u' you tweeted out about jimmy kimmel and i don't like to get involved in kids.. i'm not saying this is perfect but for the americans that only have one choice and all thoseer counties in america, for the americans that are seeing $8,000 increases in premiums? when the president and his administration -- the administered actions and governors -- you get twice the bang for the buck than anything from the federal government. it is not federalism but it is certainly better than obamacare. it's not the best option but i want to -- i am not endorsing it until i read it. it is certainly a start to let states handle it. what do you think with somebody that's had to deal with the health care system on such a deep and profound level?

always done. 1994 the clinton administration, remember, they tried to prescribe kim george u.n.'s father kim jong un. gave energy aid in exchange for a promise that the freeze and end nuclear weapons program. a lot of good that did. clinton went on national tv talking about how bribery worked and good deal for the american people. remember this. >> this is the good deal for the united states. north korea will freeze and dismantle nuclear program. south korea and our other allies will be better protected. the entire world will be safer as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons. south korea with support from japan and other nations will bear most of the cost of providing north korea with fuel to make up for the nuclear energy it is losing. they will pay for alternative power system for north korea that will allow them to produce electricity while making it much harder for them to produce nuclear weapons. the united states and international enemiers will carefully monitor north korea to ensure it keeps its commitments. >> only as it does so will it join the community of nations. >> se

aliens to return back into united states communities. these are individuals -- [booing]s encountered or identified by ice but who are not detained or processed for deportation. because it wouldn't have been politically correct. [booing] my plan also includes cooperating closely with local jurisdictions to remove criminal aliens immediately. we will restore the highly successful secure communities program, good program. we will expand and revitalize the popular 287g partnerships, which will help to identify hundreds of thousands of deportable aliens in local jails that we don't even know about. both of these programs have been recklessly guided by this administration, and those were programs that work. this is yet one more area where we are headed in a totally opposite direction. there is no common sense, there is no brainpower in our administration by our leader or our leaders. none. none, none, none. on my first day in office, i am also going to ask congress to pass kate's law, named for kate steinle to ensure that criminal aliens convicted of a legal reentry receive str

. >> sean: basically if you have the right political positions,s, hollywood would forgive all of bill clinton's atrocious examples of abusing women. these weren't consensual relationships. monica, maybe. but not kathleen or gennifer flowers. but she was trashed for telling the truth. we will also forget roman polanski because he is such an artist. we will forget hillary took money from all these countries. they bought her silence because she never criticized countries that donated so many millions of dollars to the clinton foundation, that abused women the way they do. and persecuted gays and lesbians and christians and jews. isn't that the biggest hypocrisy? >> it is the truth. it was a major story line last year, the foundation taking money from these countries that oppress women and girls. don't give them basic rights that your daughter and my daughter enjoy every single day. there's something else, you mentioned bill clinton. you talk about sexual harassment in the workplace, he gave $800,000 to settle. that's money from 20 years ago. imagine how much the value is now.se to settle

. >> larry, let's talk about the fact that s so many democrats ae in trouble right now. and at the same time it appears that a lot of the criticism that was initially aimed at democrats whether it's donna brazil or this "new york times" writer who said al franken has to resign and then the next day saying i have changed me mind. the more they talk about corruption by the democrats whether it's the second wall harassment or buying seats that they are going to lose in their politics and their political power in washington. >> well what has happened is that the democrats have been exposed as hypocrites on the issue of sexual harassment. you have bill clinton who was credibly accused of rape. you have hillary is a -- accused and they got a pass and it's not going to happen my more. and philadelphia they have an eleven term congressman just -- just indicted and thrown out of office. they have these council persons on tape. nobody got charged. incredible. >> it is incredible but what is incredible rights now is that initially there was christen gillibrand from new york and she was like shame on bi

did not arrive at these political positions on a lark. s steve bannon didn't arrive at his political position on a lark. it's been in their best interest to continue pushing for it. steve bannon has a lot to be proud of today. he helped get donald trump elected. before that, he gave tremendous voice to millions of americans who had been left out of the political process for a very steve bannon, i know remains completely committed to that agenda, which is now the trump agenda. i don't think we are going to see steve bannon do anything but put his shoulder to the wheel. and steve bannon inside the white house -- he is not an establishment guy. he's not an insider guy. he is best when he's a barbarian at the gate. and he's leading an army of crusaders try to get something done. that is where he is best. in a lot of ways, doing what wee are going to see him do over the next few years, i think he will prove to be tremendously effective. as effective as he was before he joined the trump campaign. >> kimberly: he has been able to be successful on a number of different ventures besides polit

president of united states. what is in the best interest for the president of the s united states, its for us tong stay on the air and execute his agenda. to explain his economic policies. to explain his national security policies, and if i had gottenn into a lawsuit with them, itit would have led to me getting taken out of that position of advocacy. l so, for me, if you weighed those things, at the end of the day i serve the president. >> jeanine: you have always been very rational and very reasonable. although, i suspect that cnn is not playing in your home? >> is like the red sox watching the yankees.s. it's a part of your scouting extremes. >> jeanine: gregg jarrett. you've got ted cruz saying, this could be extortion. it's like blackmailing. the fact that they said, he has apologized after they dug him out. he's apologized, he's never going to do it again. a he apologize for everything he's done in his whole life, and if he does it again, we are going to expose him, even though we know that by exposing him, he is subject to danger. the guy is in danger. a lot of threats. what

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this administration. how do you think that president trump and the u.s. should respond to the u.n.'s anti-israel vote today? should funding be pulled as a president and nikki hale has suggested? >> this vote today at the united nations is i guess a utopian globalist idea of a crowning victory against the united states which, by the way, the united nations has been that way since the early 1950s when it started turning against us over the korean wall. the united nations invited us to the korean war and turned against us. the decision to open the american embassy at the invitation of a country that wants us there as nikki haley pointed out is a sovereign right of ours. and the president did exactly what she said. he acted on behalf of the american people who overwhelmingly support it of the 13 member nations of the u.n., nine voted against it 35 abstained and 21 were absent. a total of 65. the president and both nikki and the ambassador have both said that they are taking names and cutting our foreign aid budget seems to me to be a good idea probably not going to play well in afghanist

these rumors true? can we talk? he very frankly told me yes,'s sara, that's correct. i gave my resignation. all the stories that he was fired or pushed out, i actually heard from sources that the president was trying to figure out a way to keep him on board. both of them have come to this realization that this was probably what he needed to do. it's interesting to hear all the rumors. i wanted to talk to the people directly. fortunately, mr. bannon was able to talk to me. >> kimberly: is he going to make that letter of resignation public that he resigned two weeks ago? we haven't had any white house sources up until this point confirming that confirming that. >> that's right. i'm hoping so. i don't think he's going to do that just yet. but i do think he will make that letter available in the near future. i don't think he's the kind of man that will do things quietly. he will definitely come forward and let people know what he's doing. >> kimberly: charlie, i will bring you in. they were bumpy, tumultuous times with reince priebus, bannon, the mercer very strongly backed steve b

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first -- the unexpected trip home and then the money was a way of breaking up with me. >> sean: 's family is also speaking out saying that paddock they have her out of the country to hide these horrific plans. here is what her sisters had said earlier today. >> she don't know anything as well. she was away. she was sent away for... she will be not there to interfere. >> i didn't know she was going to the philippines. i found a few tickets to the philippines. >> to send her away so he can do the plan without interruptions. i think him for sparing my sister's life but that does not compensate the 59 people's lives. >> sean: interesting development. it appears that miss danley could be the key to this entire investigation. because we don't know a whole lot about the main suspect, stephen paddock. he's like a ghost. he doesn't have a criminal record. there doesn't appear to be any red flags in his past. our own adam housley will join us with more details on where the investigation stands. also president trump as i mentioned was in vegas earlier today, he visited with victims in the hos

briefing and getting an answer. the story's not s there. >> you know, i know it's beenot bad, i know you dealt with a pretty difficult time and there was bush dearrangement syndrome there. msnbc's morning host calls the president a schmuck, a goon, a c liar, a thug, an idiot, pooping his pants, and now has gotten into the music industry with an anti-trump anthem video that is almost psychotic looking. >> it's so much worse now than it was, and it was pretty bad when i was there. it's gotten worse. the point that mike and i are making is we need to have both sides take a break. there ought to be a truce now. and the truce is best - - . >> it's not going to happen. >> calming down the atmosphere. well, the point here is the briefing isn't on live tv, reporters have a lot less incentive to posture and showre they can ask the same questions 17 different ways and they're tougher than the next guy. they'll just move on. it's not live coverage anymore. >> the media is now invested in trying to take this guy down. when we come back, on this breaking news night we will reveal the long-time cnn ho

to do create we haven't had ours scored -- 's the one but you know will score better? >> we are meeting with him tomorrow morning about all sorts of things. health care will be first on the -- >> sean: he said he wants to reach out to you. >> a meeting tomorrow morning. >> sean: what about his promise he thinks he can do it. >> you've got to understand, we are limited in what we can do because we are doing it through this mechanism that doesn't allow us to completely repeal. but, sean, this is exactly what we did in 2015. >> sean: that's a good point. congressman meadows? >> in the first few hundred days, it can't just be about obamacare repeal and replace. it's got to be tax reform, strengthening our military. everything we talked about in the first 200 days. if it doesn't get done then, it's not going to get done. >> sean: you guys say they supported, maybe it is just me -- what is this -- >> the last six years, we said we are going to repeal obamacare, million of people like you are going to wake up with a heart attack if we replace obamacare with obamacare light. >> sean: yo

political witch hunt and that is tonight's opening monologue. >> sean: 's of the office of director of national intelligence released a declassified version of its report on election hacking and of course, russia's intentions. it concludes that vladimir putin ordered an effort to try to damage hillary clinton in an attempt to influence election. however, now this is key, the report found no evidence that actual votes were tampered with and it did not assess that there was an impact on the outcome of the election. president-elect trump got the classified report rlier today and afterwards he put out a statement saying that with his meeting with intel officials was constructed and he said the left dean acting back... unlike president obama, he will actually do something to fix this problem by appointing a team to come up with a plan to fight or to stop future cyber attacks. mike pence elaborated on this plan, this is earlier tonight. let's take a look. >> the president-elect is made it very clear that we are going to take aggressive action in the early days of our new administration. to c

a leaguer and frankly, s comey confirmed a lot of what i said. and some of the things he said just weren't true. >> sean: president trump comes out swinging against the former fbi director. lou dobbs is here to weigh in on that. and much more, stay with us. sys that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. lwho's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. z282uz zwtz y282uy ywty >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." the fired fbi director james comey confirmed what i had been saying all along. your media in this country has been dead wrong and lying to you, the american people, for months about so-called trump-russia collusion and their

conduct. 's it happens to be the president is the focal point for them. i think what the president does hear and what the department of justice does you see they can handle these. o. >> sean: you can respond, you have all this video of crazy behavior and burning of store shops and destroying and all the craziness in ferguson and baltimore, we have video evidence we can identify individuals and we never follow up. >> we finally got somebody in the oval office was pro-law enforcement pro the the rule of law. these people are protesting in the name of protecting workers, are they not entitled to protection? they're protesting violence, they're committing violence to keep people from speaking whopr might cause violence. these people are unhinged, out of control and i hope the american people, the majority of whom elected trump realize what were we are in with these people. >> back in the late 80s and early 90s i represented a lot of the abortion protested thatly the civil disobedience they blockaded the door to the abortion clinics. if they were prosecuted criminally. they were prosecu

evening, sean. following a week of the s collecting escalade rhetoric, rex tillerson will arrive here tomorrow in moscow. the secretary has contended that russia is complacent or incompetent for not securing all of syria's chemical weapons. earlier today, the white house continued condemning russia. >> if you look at the countries that are with us, it speaks pretty loudly the number of countries that have stood shoulder to shoulder with this president. russia, on the other hand, stands with syria, north korea, and iran. i think when you contrast the two groups, the countries, it's pretty clear where on the right side of this issue. >> the white house as if it seems that type of attack in syria again, it holds open the possibility of further u.s. action. this as the russian government in turn is condemning the united states for the attack last week on syria, calling it a violation of international law. in a teleconference this morning, grandma and spoke spoken to me, "the u.s. demonstrated a complete reluctance to cooperate on syria and take into account each other's interests and conc

and t get something done.'s reaction, lou dobbs is with us. every time the president goes directly to the american people, you see the reaction.ct there is not one difference before the campaign. every agenda item is supported by those crowds. what is washington and republicans not getting? >> just about everything. the president today was -- as you say, this rally today was like every rally he carried out asal a candidate for president. the love in the room for the president was palpable. he is -- he doesn't need extra energy, but he draws great energy from these people who are his supporters. they are the people for whom he is working. not the lobbyists. the billion dollars donors that expect to have the federalar government and the leadership of the republican party. h they are accustomed to have them heeding their every beck and call. he is frustrating the establishment. there is a conflict between this president the status quo and the defenders of the status quo, whether they are republicans or democrats. he is winningpu and winning. the people in that room in youngstown, ohio

real example, real russia s collusion. i'm talking about the uranium one deal that the media never talks about. during her tenure as secretary of state, hillary clinton approved up to 20% of america's uranium to be transferred, the 0%foundational material for nuclear weapons. it went to vladimir putin and the russians. the people that benefited from that deal, they kicked back. more than $145 million into the clinton foundation. and at the same time, bill clinton like he always does, trying to enrich himself further, he doubled his speaking fees t in moscow. you don't have to connect the dots on this one because it's so obvious -- pay to play, where i grew up, we call it bribery. the clinton stuffed their pockets while putting america's security in jeopardy. that's almost as dumb as the uranium deal. here's another example misdirected outraged by the left -- hillary clinton, barack obama, the media, all freaking out over fake news. they are fake news. watch this. >> voters who are being targeted with all of this false information are generally trying to make up their mind. they hav

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came in with two. s i would like to leave with two. >> sean: you made it part of your recovery. >> it did. i got up of the wheelchair to try to walk again. i was on parallel bars and i went half the way with my arms because i was strong up top. i had no mobility down below. i am walking with my arms. the physical therapist yanked ow the belt that was around me, pulled me back and said no, that is not how this works. just try to put 1 foot in front of the other. it was very difficult. >> sean: he didn't want you relying on your upper body. >> correct. >> sean: where are you in terms of your progress? >> well, golfing, cycling. >> president bush: he is one of the few vets the played golf in our tournament and rode the w100. he did both. >> sean: that is pretty good. >> very accurate statement. >> sean: what was the speech that so inspired the president? do you remember what you talked about? >> just about being there. kind of how i felt, for the men and women who were sitting there. being a voice. i wanted the donors to understand that we are not to be looked down or saying oh, p

measure s interesting, the white house ans were increasing the tax credits, some people do not like that aspect of it. do you think you have the votes right now to pass this bill? >> i feel very good because what we have been doing this entire process has been listening to our members, finding where the consensus is and making improvements as we go through the legislative process. a budget committee, there was an effort to say let's look at work requirements. there already is a per capita block grant. lemme just take the whole thing in a block grant and that is what conservatives were asking for as well. that something we could get this bill to do. every change we make conforms to the senate rules which we have to play by to make sure cannot get filibustered. all these changes that have been added we have been doing to make sure they are done in such a way it can get filibustered. we feel really good where we ar are. lot of members have brought a lot of good ideas to the table and you mentioned last one. the president has said let's see if we can add to the people who are getting assista

attacking the 39's wife, and daughter and 10-year-old son. >> and you. >> sean: i have been attacked for 30 years. i'm used to it. i know up his full support. thank you for being with us tonight. we appreciate it up next, tonight, right here on hannity: >> republican leaders and president trump don't give a [bleep] about the people they were trying to hurt. >> i will fight every day until he is impeached. impeach 45. impeach 45. >> sean: looney democrats stooping to new lows during the president's first 100 days. when we come back we will play the low lights of this loony liberal. >> the 8 year assault on your second amendment freedoms has come to a crashing end. [cheers] >> sean: that was president trump earlier today addressing the nra, the first sitting president to do so in over three decades since ronald reagan. later tonight the nra's chief executive officer wayne lapierre on stark speech. jay sekulow and michael cohen weigh in on the cohen weigh in on the freedom of yeah, i justswitching to geico. cohen weigh in on the freedom of huh. we should take a closer look at geico... y

.'s he's doing it on item after item. he is meeting with a lot of people. he meets with construction unions, talk about a great meeting it is. >> sean: union people have never been in the oval office until donald trump. the heart and soul of the democratic base. >> i watch them right now with good admiration. i thought his inaugural address was spectacular. i'm going to talk at heritage tomorrow about putting it in a context. i compared it with lincoln's first inaugural. a great lincoln scholar wrote an outline i used saying this is how parallel the two guys are. and what they are trying to communicate in their firstg inaugural. >> sean: didn't he say we're going to do the keystone pipeline, we will create 28,0000 jobs just there, then the dakota pipeline. he said we are going to use steel from america this time. >> i think you're going to see a constant driving effort to rebuild the american economy. he believes in it. and he knows it is at the heart of his coalition. if he ends up creating a lot ofe jobs, he's going to get reelected, congress is going to face enormous pressure. ima

, yes but in a lot of ways not because i do think the mantle of leadership s providing out of the republican party, most of these guys are smart enough to take the baton from him and to start running with it. all of these things you reference are really good comments and things, sean. my guess is over time, we are going to gravitate into those areas. we announced at 5:00 on new jobs initiative. new plants moving in to the united states from overseas to create new jobs. there is a tremendous amount of positive things that we are seeing reflected in the stock market and consumer confidence and ceo confidence just from the president's leadership now. if we can just move in concert with the republican legislature, at least some members of the republican, that would be phenomenal but i do predict we will get some blue state voters. some blue state democratic voters that will vote on tax reform. i very confident -- one of the things were going to do is we're going to hit this everything all day and i think we will be disruptive in the way we communicate as well. >> sean: anthony scaramu

leaguer and frankly, s comey confirmed a lot of what i said. and some of the things he said just weren't true. >> sean: president trump comes out swinging against the former fbi director. lou dobbs is here to weigh in on that. and much more, stay with (woman) when you have type 2 diabetes, there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. victoza® lowers blood sugar in three ways. and while it isn't for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. non-insulin victoza® comes in a pen and is taken once a day. (announcer) victoza® is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza® or any of its ingredients. stop tak

2013, there have been 37 isis-linked plots to attack our country. s >> sean: the homeland security secretary john kelly warning about the dangers that radical islamists pose to america. up next, we get reaction from dr. sebastian goreca. and also tonight. >> his motives and his. actions are contemptible. and i will fight every day until he is impeached. >> sean: liberal snowflakes spiraling way out of control. larry elder will weigh in. we will show you the video and much more. more. ♪ once there was a little pig that had built his house out of straw. one day a big bad wolf huffed and he puffed and blew the house down. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped the pig with homeowners insurance. he had replacement cost coverage, so his house was rebuilt, good as new. the big bad wolf now has a job on a wind farm. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insurance. how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is gettin

clinton investigation not just enter emails but into a pay to play, s he described it in your monologue. >> sean: tom, is there anything else you can share that you've gotten from the freedom of information act request? >> we just had another batch of documents to gregg's point that came out that show the clinton foundation was actually talking to the state department about ambassador ship, trying to push donor issues. the clinton foundation, classified information was sent. this is more information, more classified information mishandling. more to play information. more scandal related to the clinton foundation, the intersection with the clinton state department. all of this screams for the need -- as president, to tell this justice department to take a look at the clinton investigation was handled were mishandled and if they need to be reinvigorated or re-started. with all this information. and fbi mishandling the information, giving everyone immunity. where records are destroyed. the necessary restarting. >> sean: jay, i agree with gregg. we have to reopen these cases. this is obstru

was found in the suspect's car.'s along with 1600 rounds. "the ap" is also reporting that in addition to other possible planned attacks, paddock may have also plotted a car bombing. that information is beyond troubling.g. tonight, we have questions that need to be answered. who if anybody helped paddock carry out thisne operation? what was paddock planning to do with a car full of explosives that could be used to make bombs? how did paddock plan to escape this shooting, and why did paddockis rent rooms in chicago and vegas during other concerts? was he planning to do this multiple times and tried to escape? most importantin question today, of course, it remains unanswered. why? what wouldrs motivate this individual to commit such evil atrocities against innocent men, women, and children?to we need answers to all these questions and also tonight, the left, liberal celebrities in the media continue to play politics, trying to useme this tragedy to get a policy with the gun control agenda. some are even calling for the shredding of our constitution and eradicating e a bar second

this is the host of "michelle malkin investigates"s" and crtv.com, michelle malkin.l i think the thing that is very impressive about the first week is the number of promises that he has moved to keep. and next week we will get a supreme court appointment or a nominee that will be named that us before he ran for office. nominee that will be named that will come from the list he gave us before he ran for office. on this particular issue, it's going to be a wall. approval, it's just a matter of money and why do i think that mexico is in a far worse position to negotiate? >> they sure are. they've been put on notice. every entity in the open borders america's last alliance has been put on notice. it's a lot of unhappy people, not just the mexican government. the former president of mexico, vicente fox, who has had a lot of profane things to say lately about donald trump, at the democrat establishment and all of these lawbreaking coddling mayors across the country. it is especially significant that donald trump has kept his promise to the families of the victims of illegal alien crime

the article. t surprisingly, we have yet to hear back. there was more, "the hill"'s john solomon. and "circuit news." you guys have done such an amazing job. it is so telling. as big as a news you're breaking tonight, this is our third story. hillary stealing the primary. all of the information on the dossier, and she is now admitting. that is not collusion. let me start, john, with you. report came out earlier today.st we'll get you both and peered at john, tell us what you know, because we were told that the number one excuse, the uranium never went outside the u.s. that talking point is a lie. >> it is definitely disproven. no doubt that the regular commission authorized through a backdoor, third-party license to let uranium let uranium one export to canada, and that according to the department of energy records, and a statement that uranium one gave us, it went to canada and went to europe, and possibly asia. >> sean: to in europe? you know where in asia? >> no, we do not know. it is proprietary information. the final destination, we have not been able to get that. we'll keep digg

should.tweetedo photos of women going to college in afghanistan not that long ago. it was in the 70's. they look -- it looks like an american college campus. they're wearing skirts and button down shirts and carrying their book bags. things could turn overnight when you're bringing in the masses of people from very, very different cultures and make it a hate crime to ask them to assimilate for the cherry on top, um, and they have no intent of assimilating plus what are we getting out of this? it's one thing if we're bringing in nuclear scientist oars engineers. i don't think we'r we're -- scientists or engineers. i don't think we're getting those. the vast majority of refugees are coming in sucking up the welfare that's meant for our people. >> sean: one of my favorite clips of the snowflake left is you and your buddy bill, it's june or july of 2015 and you say yeah, donald trump has the best chance of winning and the crowd is laughing at you. i don't think they're laughing now. you're a strong supporttor. i'm angry with the republican party. they seem ill repaired especially over repeal and rep

, hillary clinton loving lackeys, we do have major breaking news from "the hill"'s john solomon. according to his new report tonight, a whistle-blower told ron desantis, the senior fbi official made an inappropriate comment about flynn, which made it seem like there was a personal motive to investigate him. we'll have more on that story in a few minutes. first, a special counsel of robert mueller's entire investigation. we now know is one giant cesspool. it's full of corruption, partisanship, and unbridled bias.nb it is the epitome of the washington, d.c., sewer and swamp and mueller's stooges literally are doing everything within their power and on some to try and remove president trump from office. tonight, we have new information about one of robert mueller's top attack dogs who has very deep ties to barack obama, hillary clinton, and the democratic party. her name, we reveal, is jeanie ray, a ton of information, pay very close attention. records show she is a huge democrat and since 2008, she has donated nearly $10,000 to democrats. that includes contributions to hillary cli

innocent s americans, many of>> them have lost their loved ones and american families have suffered because american politicians refuse steadfastly to enforce immigration laws? what has the media done about it? on this show for years, family members who lost loved ones at the hands of illegal immigrants, first hand of their devastating stories, more so than any other show we know. here's why it is important we bring this up. the media, the left in this country, they love to claim -- they have a monopoly on l compassion and acceptance and conservatives are mean-spirited and hard-hearted. you know what? they attack the president for following the rule of law, respecting the constitution, enumerated powers and coequal branches of government into actually enforcing immigration laws, advocating for extreme vetting to protect americans against our enemies. in reality, the left is a bunch of hypocrites. if they really cared about the safety and security of the american people, your pain and suffering, in other words, they show us phony compassion. if they really cared, they'd want to enfor