candidate. lots of folks compare it to house of cards, check it out. and also check out our exclusive sitdown tomorrow night with the duggar family 9:00 tomorrow night. thanks for watching. see you then. i'm megyn kelly and this is the kelly file. >> tonight and today once again the united states is once again the best country on earth. part of that is because of the work we did to reen gauge the world. >> rudy giuliani is here tonight with reaction. >> i'm a muslim. muslim americans want sharia law right here in the usa. >> plus the crime wave continues. sexual assaults now surging in new york city and beyond. are liberal politicians to blame? >> and ainsley reports on the

latest viral videos, hannity starts right here right now. >> president obama's completely out of touch with reality, here's the lexample. >> people don't remember when i came into office the united states in world opinion ranked below china and just barely above russia. today, the united states is the most respected country on earth. and part of that is because of the work we did to reengage the world and say that we want to work with you as partners with mutual interests and mutual respect. it's on that basis we were able to end two wars while still focusing on the very real threat of terrorism. >> pretty unbelievable. the president's statement could not be further from the truth, here are some of the foreign policy failures during his time in office. russian aggression led to the invasion and annexation of crimea and ukraine.

libya collapsed and has become a safe haven now for terrorists. israel has all but abandoned -- been abandoned by the president and his fixation with a nuclear deal in iran. just take a look at president obama's latest attempt to try to convince the israelis that a nuclear deal is a good thing. >> we can, i think demonstrate, not based on any hope but on facts in evidence and analysis that the best way to prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon is a verifiable tough agreement, a military solution will not fix it, even if the united states participates. it would temporarily slow down an iranian program, but it will not eliminate it. what i can say is i understand your concerns and i understand your fears. >> by the way, did i mention the chinese are pursuing their

territorial ambitions? the president also said this yesterday. >> i know that one of the important principles for me has always been treating everybody fairly so whether that's women or people of different races or religious faiths or different sexual orientations one of my core principles is that i will never engage in the politics in which i'm trying to divide people or make them less than me because they look different or have a different religion fp that's a core principle, that's not something i would violate. >> republicans want dirty air and dirty water and all the other comments he's made. joining us now with reaction former new york city mayor rudy giuliani he's turned america into the most respected country on earth. he doesn't believe in the use and device of politics. i'm the closest thing to the

jewish president the u.s. has ever had. >> hard to react. i went back and took a look, and in the last 12 months i've made 23 foreign trips to 16 different countries, including the countries that are most deeply involved in this situation. i would say without almost contradiction. in each one of these countries, america is less respected, completely disregarded in some cases, we know about israel i spoke to two high ranking officials in saudi arabia and jordan who said america with obama as president, we are out of the equation. >> exactly, in the words, they have to put together their own, which is why they didn't send anybody to his summit. that's respect. same thing is true a recent trip to germany, and then a few

months ago in poland i was asked by some members of the polish government if i thought that obama would defend poland if poland were attacked by putin. i said i can't believe you're asking me that question. they said well we think your president wouldn't use military power to any extent. look what he's doing in iran? the plan he has makes iran a nuclear power ten years from now. >> scary. >> now, that assumes that we trust iran and just revealed today, either in the washington post or the new york times that iran has been enriching uranium all during the last year they said they weren't enriching it. they cheated us twice before when we tried to have agreements with them. >> is there any reason to believe they're not going to cheat? >> this is like playing poker with a guy that's treated you twice, and then you say, let me try one more time?

let me play poker with him again. >> i don't want that guy negotiating for me. the number one sponsor of terror. fighting proxy wars. >> which they're doing right now. >> the destruction of israel is not nonnegotiable. and america is the great satan, and we're going to trust them not to enrich uranium behind our backs when they've done it before they're doing it now during this one-year period. >> i want to ask you this because we've had this battle over the patriot act, rand paul he's been demonized by many in the party. i want to play a cut from you from jim, he wrote the patriot act, he's making the adjustments with the usa protection surveillance act. this is what he said the patriot act evolved into. listen to this. >> is it fair to say you suspect that every american's phone has been tapped by our government in that sense it was data mind concessions? >> yes. >> you believe that every

american had electronic information that they thought was confidential intercepted by the government? >> yes. >> i am stunned. >> what are they doing with this information? >> they're storing it in a huge data warehouse west of salt lake city. and the point i keep making is what has all of this done. there's not been one terrorist strike that has been exposed as a result of the data that has been mine ed. >> i supported the patriot act. and i still believe we need a patriot act but we have to balance fourth melt constitutional rights. and what he's saying is that the government has been breaking the law by data mining which the patriot act specifically prohibited. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is that's his

interpretation. he's the author but more than one person. >> the second circuit agreed. >> there would be other surrogates that come to that conclusion. the plane language of the statute is not violated by what the government is doing. the second thing i would say is the government has not misused the information. there's no evidence that under either president obama there's been any misuse by the government. i happen to know that the information is helpful. the government has its hands tied behind its back because it can't point out situations in which that information has been helpful also. in a situation where you have five minutes to get the information, because there's even five minutes to go when you have information, that place is going to be bombed and you have to start hitting computers

and getting information, you want that at your finger timms. >> i know what they're going to do they're going to leave it in the hands of private companies. that's the best. >> you agree this shouldn't be used -- >> the government has handled it responsibly, they're going to put it in the hands of private companies, we may get a day we don't get the information fast enough. people could diaz a result of that. congress is making a mistake here. joining us now with more reaction. colonel david hunt is with us michael waltz is with us and from the weekly standard steven hayes is on board. i'll start with you. he's very clear and laying out his point that he thinks yeah

we -- this has been used improperly specifically against the language of the law. he's trying to correct that and still balance national security and civil liberties. thoughts? >> he's had a long evolution on this subject. and as you and the mayor pointed out, he was one of the primary authors of the patriot act. something said that, i don't buy his criteria you look at the criteria he's using. this information has to have prevented a specific attack in order to be valuable. >> you're missing the point. he's saying the patriot act specifically prohibited what the government is doing now. >> right, and as the mayor said, that's his interpretation i don't see it that way, i know a number of other lawyers who know more than i do. >> it says to look at an american citizen, there has to be some foreign specific connection and communication going on? >> well look if you look at the way that it was authorized by the face is a courts and go back to the way it was briefed

to congress. i think the way it was implemented did comply with the law, sort of down the line you can see that there's potential for abuse, but i don't think it's been shown it's been abused. the potential for abuse, where he makes his mistake is by claiming that we've seen this abuse or that there's this abuse all around us. >> michael, i would argue the same government that targeted conservative groups by using the power and the intimidation factor of the irs would be capable of such abuse. rand paul wanted two specific amendments in this that would require the warrants only to be issued to individuals, and evidence collected under the patriot act be used for terrorists not domestic prosecution. thoughts? >> we have to make the distinction here from the nsa and other organizations collecting the data and the metadata and going to the courts to look at individuals specifics and specific individuals and see

what we said and that distinction isn't being made, number one, and number two, i do take umberence with the statement that this data hasn't stopped terrorists here and overseas. we are heavily reliant on the signals and intelligence. all the pieces of the apparatus that analysts can pull together to help us and i agree with the mayor -- >> jim was clear that he believes it has been helpful. he doesn't dispute that. he's just saying that the letter of the law he wrote is not being followed by the government and therein comes the rub between civil liberties and national security. we all want national security. let me get your thoughts. >> i don't disagree with the mayor. the intelligence that steve used was not metadata it's the same government who misabused veterans put our economy in the

tank. it's about a government having way too much authority and incompetence it's not about bad americans listening in on us. it's way overreach, way over fourth amendment, i'm not a lawyer this has got to be pulled back we were scared after 9/11 we did some dumb things like make the department of homeland security and tsa, and we overreached with this. we need to be targeted on our intel, and much more supportive the government has shown they can't handle this kind of stuff. i don't trust them on it. >> your reaction. because i'm actually -- i think there is a balance there. i think -- he's gotten into more political trouble by saying isis grew stronger because of the hawks and the party. what do you think the long term ramifications are for him that he navigates through the campaign? >> i don't think they're good. in part because of the politics on the ground. the republican party -- i thought the media overstated the extent to which republicans had

swung in the libertarian direction. they clearly swung back at this point and he's doubling down on this you pointed to the real problem for him. if he makes a principled argument in favor of civil liberties, i think people respect it and say, we can have our disagreements, you make our best argument we'll make ours and hash it out that way, that's not what he's doing, he's impugning the motives of the people he disagrees with. dick chain in a went to war in iraq for halliburton. john mccain. all of the hawks, he doesn't give them the benefit of the doubt that he gives president obama on a regular basis. >> the reason we had the growth of isis we didn't provide the intelligence and the training that we should have provided to secure our victory and the president didn't follow through on the red line he drew in the sand with syria. >> to take that further, we're repeating the same mistake in afghanistan. i just returned from kabul.

and our policy right now is to repeat what we did in iraq and go to zero troops by the end of 2016, you're finding everybody in the region including our enemies and the afghan people starting to hedge against us rather than work with us many and to take advantage of the week of another american withdrawal rather than leadership leadership. we're running out of time. coming up next here on hannity. >> you feel more comfortable living under american law? or do you feel more comfortable living under sharia law? >> sharia law. >> tonight's shocking new video of muslims living here in america, saying they want sharia law to be the law of the land and it should be illegal to criticize the prophet mohammed. a huge surge in violent crimes happening in new york city. we'll check in with bo deadle and a heated debate over vince

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welcome back to hannity, a shocking new video from horowitz reveals that some american muslims living in minneapolis would prefer sharia law right here in the u.s. would you feel comfortable living under american law or sharia law? >> sharia law. >> i'm a muslim i prefer sharia law. >> you prefer sharia law over american law? >> of course, yes. >> of course. you. >> find most of your friends feel the same way? >> yeah of course. you're muslim, yeah.

>> joining me now, tell us the circumstances under which you got this video? >> well the genesis of it was, i spent a lot of time doing these videos across the world. whenever i'm in europe i marvel at the fact that there's a lack of integration between the muslim community all across europe and we many terrorist attacks going on. the past 12 months we've had over a dozen terrorist attacks here in the united states. and minnesota in particular there have been maybe 20 to 40 minneapolis based muslims who have gone to fight for isis and al shabaab. i couldn't believe it. the vast majority of the people i spoke to were born here or immigrated here legally. >> i guess considering that this is the antithesis of american

values. let me run this next tape that these people that you -- he interviewed said it should be illegal to make fun of the prophet mohamad. >> would it be better if we made it illegal in america to make fun of the prophet mohammed? >> definitely, yeah. >> do you think we should make a law that makes it illegal to -- >> that would be better, yeah. >> i was so mad, they insulted -- >> they shouldn't be allowed to do that. >> big time. >> big time yes. >> they don't believe in freedom of speech they don't believe in american values. they have every right to believe that, but here's the question are we going to allow people that are pushing for values that contradict american values something as simple as freedom of speech or restrict the rights of women, they should live under

sharia law. should we allow them to come here? do you want to be an american? do you believe an american culture, american law, american constitutions, the american constitution or not. >> the immigration across the islamic world is up radically over the past few years. one of the questions i asked these guys who live here would you rather live in america or somalia, and the vast majority all of them said somalia. what's going on here? you live in somalia versus the united states? >> in australia recently. a number of years ago, the prime minister made a very strong statement. either you become australian or you can leave. is that something that america is going to have to consider debating? you buy into the concept of liberty and freedom and free speech rights? what do you think? >> it pains me -- i'm a product

of immigration. that may be an argument against immigration, but nonetheless, it's an important part of who our country is and what we built as a society in our economy. it pains me to say that we have a problem with immigration here. >> thank you for being with us. >> joining us now, the director of jihad watch.org. imam let me ask you, i don't care what your religion is i believe in freedom of relidge, if muslims want to live under sharia whose values contradict american values if they want to restrict american's freedom of speech and not support our constitution why are they here? >> you know sean i'm muslim and american it really hurts me to see that we are mainstream muslims.

we are a cross between two forces of islam phobia on one side and then the extremism on the other side. and these two tsunamis that are destructively attacking us day and night, they are providing victory for one another. but then we are paying the price, and it's so much an injustice, so much hate -- >> let me ask you. >> so much -- >> and it's not fair many i mean show some understanding of this propaganda and generalization and assumption against us. >> people that would rather live under sharia people that would limit the freedom of speech robert spencer. you see it on tape. >> do we have -- >> robert spencer, do we have to consider that people must agree to asimulate? they must agree with american

law, american values? the american constitution? >> this used to be taken for granted among immigrants. this used to be something that was a matter of course. my grandparents were very proud to come to the united states and become american. and all the people who came with them knew that coming to the united states meant coming to america, meant becoming american. it's a different case. there have been four separate and independent studies in mosques in the united states conducted since 1998 and they all came to the identical result that 80% of mosques in the u.s. teach the superiority of sharia over constitutional law, and the necessity ultimately to replace one with the other, they are all fact based, based on studies of what is taught in these mosques. they show this is a major problem. these guys are not an isolated case they are the vast majority of the muslims. reflecting what is -- >> let me say this first of

all, we know unfortunately, that history of the phobia i don't want to go through the details of that but first of all -- >> there are no. >> no dealing of facts. there's only personal attacks in response to this. this is all these guys got. this is deflexion strategy. >> i want to -- >> grim reality of what is taught in the mosque. >> the reality, sean you know i watch the video, first of all, there are hundreds of thousands of muslims who are serving this country in the hospital universities in the schools and the business area. instead of going on the street and talking -- >> you're not addressing the question. >> random people going out talking to the right people. >> you're not addressing the question. if people -- if there are people. >> imam. >> what program do you have in your mosque to teach constitutional values? >> well you know we believe -- >> what kind -- >> do you have to teach muslims to add leer to the freedom of

speech in your mosque. >> let me say that. well phiferfirst of all, the whole concept of discussion of sharia is a ridiculous nonsense waste of time we already -- as muslims, that's not of this land. we believe in the constitution and con sti dugs -- >> sir, sir, sir. the people in that video -- wait the people in that video said they don't believe in freedom of speech that you can't criticize the prophet, i'm a christian, i don't like a crucifix submerged in urine. if someone wants to criticize the prophet, the age of his wife they're free to do so. if people don't want to live under those laws of freedom or the implementation of sharia which is oppressive toward women, and they want to implement that here, contrary to american freedom, we have to question whether or not we will let you into this country.

>> why is it -- if sharia law is what saudi arabia is practicing i'm 100% against sharia law, i'm for the constitution with the constitution -- >> i'm not saying you, i'm talking about the people on the tape robert spencer. >> those people. >> the problem is -- >> one at a time robert. >> excuse me. the imam mentioned saudi arabia this is an important aspect of this problem, that the north american islamic trust, which has saudi funded entity tied to the muslim brotherhood, controls 80% of the mosques in the united states. 80% teach sharia. this is not being addressed by immigration authorities, law enforcement authorities, this kind of teaching the men reflect is mainstream and american mosques and nothing is being done about it. we see this imam no education programs in america. >> we're going to have to leave it there, guys.

i appreciate you -- >> no no. >> i have to run. >> if that's the case why are we spofrting saudi arabia. >> thank you. baltimore is not the only city seeing a surge in violent crime. the so-called ferguson effect sexual assaults are skyrocketing. hollywood a lister vince vaughn takes a bold stand in favor of the second amendment. he's advocating for guns in schools, i think he's right, we'll explain that and more. coming up. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands

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week last year. they also reported felony sex crimes such as forcible rape predatory sex against a child, sex trafficking, sodomy up all across the board. such felonies are up 42%. this is part of a disturbing trend called the ferguson effect. our first time having you on studio. you've been our guest many times. i want you to talk about this ferguson effect. i want to put up baltimore crime statistics a 40 year high in murders now. and a 55% increase in nonfatal shootings year to year. and a 70% increase in homicides year to year. 2014 and 15. what is your reaction to this is this because -- >> as you well know they're calling it a ferguson effect. i was down in south carolina

last week they've seen a huge increase in crime in south carolina as a direct result of what's been going on the last several months. his comments have been very incendiary toward law enforcement as you know. it calls people to empower them -- >> 40 year high in murders in baltimores this is in cities across the country. a 56% reduction in arrests. it's obvious what's happening. >> it's the feeling in new york in baltimore, if the cop's out there first of all, every time they try toll take police action millions of interaction with the police and the public all of a sudden something doesn't go right, you get your race baiters out there, your sharpton jesse jacksons and everything like that that's why we have such a surge in crime. people know they're able to carry guns. we have 77 precincts.

10 of the before he sinkts are where 50% of the homicides are, what you're supposed to do with that effect. flood the area go out there and we call a toss. i know that word doesn't sound good but toss means you have guys hanging out there and acting suspiciously you go with them you pat them down you find a gun, that's what happens. >> the president has said many times that african-americans are being stopped by law enforcement at a disproportionate rate. michael brown, et cetera is he in part the cause of some of this? >> you bet he's the cause of this. i've been saying that all along, i was so offended when they set up his bully pulpit and started attacking law enforcement. you must be proactive today to be effective. all criminal activity in our cities in our counties you can't sit back and allow this crime to happen. >> cops are telling you what? >> they're not doing any more they're done. >> what are they telling you? >> you have an attorney general,

another one. loretta lynch, the other one just got into office. she'sed top cop, where are they talking about these young african-americans being killed hundreds of them in the last few weeks, where is the president of the united states. this is an epidemic in new york city. you have a black father whose child was shot say please bring back stop and frisk. you pat somebody down you take the gun, you don't put the gun on them he had the gun many and he's carrying an illegal firearm, you lock him up. i don't care what happens in court. take the guns off the street. you have more dead kids. >> if we care about these kids. we got to find a way to get the cops back policing. and i don't know if you're going to be able to convince them. they're afraid to go to jail. >> afraid of being prosecuted. right away their phones come up there, their cell phones. >> we have to roll.

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welcome back to hannity, hollywood a lister vince vaughn is wading into the gun debate. he told british gq magazine i, i support people having a gun not just in your home. we don't have the right to bear arms because of burglars we have the right to bear arp ssarps

because of the government. when asked about guns in schools, he told the magazine in all other schools it's illegal to have guns on campus so again and again, these guys shoot these schools because they know there are no guns there. these monsters are killing 6-year-olds, here with reaction fox news contributor. safe haven, gun free zones in america. and the former executive director for every town for gun safety. let me ask you a question. god forbid somebody breaks into your house or your kids school and they have some weapon. what are you going to do? in your house, what's going to happen in your son or daughter's school. >> first of as mr. vaughn pointed out, you do have the right to have a gun in your house for self-defense. >> i understand but -- >> if i had one, i wouldn't use it. schools are a different setting.

>> what would you do -- do you have a gun in your house? >> not in my house now, no. >> if somebody breaks into your house, a home is broken into every three seconds in america, what will you do? >> well i would realize the statistics that tell me if i had a gun in the house, i'm much more likely to use the gun to injure myself or someone else. >> i'm not going to dispute that what will you do, it's a specific question. tell me what you'll do what are you going to do? >> well i would probably try to fend them off in some other way, if that's not possible i would let the police hand el it. >> the time you call the police you're going to be dead? >> ye but let's not focus on one person. let's look at the real life situation -- >> let's look at what happens. >> let's talk about the classroom, would you rather that schools have either armed guards with guns or would you rather maybe professionals with law enforcement with weapons being in your son or daughter's school

if it's ever attacked? >> some schools have that option and they have taken the option. but what most officials. >> what would you prefer in your school. >> having more guns in that situation doesn't necessarily -- >> why don't you want to answer my question. i'm asking a specific question would you prefer your son or daughter if there was a gun incident in their school there be a professional security guard, former police officer retired officer with a gun. would you prefer them there or not? >> my preference would be we keep guns out of the wrong hands to begin with. >> you wouldn't want the police there in your school if someone came in and hurt these kids. >> i think if you're living in a dangerous area you should want it. >> i disagree. you're assuming something. >> i think this makes a point, their defenseless, these kids in schools. i applaud vince vaughn for what he said. >> what he said was refreshing

and factually true and the majority of americans according to a rasmussen report 62% of american parents would feel better if there were armed guardses in their children's schools. only two mass shootings have occurred outside of gun free zones, they're not gun free they allow for criminals as we've all discussed to come in and prey on people who have no other defense. the fact is people should have that right and respect. let me talk about this quickly, in terms of the schools and statistics. utah has allowed teachers to carry concealed weapons in schools for years. there's a school district in texas that has trained teach irs to have concealed carry. they haven't had an incident. the left says they can't handle it there's going to be all these accidents it's just not true. >> what would you want if your kids were in a school that was attacked would you want an

armed guard? a retired policeman? >> i don't just want an armed guard, i want a trained teacher with a concealed weapons permit to be in the classroom. the guards can't be in every classroom, you have an active shooter going into a classroom, you have an armed guard at the front door they're not going to make it in time. concealed carry for teachers is the only option. >> let's talk about reality. we are talking about reality. >> you were asking for us to due ties teachers around the country to have armed shootouts over the heads of 6-year-olds. it's not going to happen. >> armed shootout? would you rather have a teacher shoot back or have someone like adam lanza walk into a classroom and have free range. >> i would rather swat the red herring you're talking about. >> i think we've made our case thank you both for being with us. we have to warn you, the video we're about to show you is disturbing. a run boy run over by an out of

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that is all the time we have this evening we hope you'll set your dvr so you never miss an episode because we always miss you. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. . eastern. follow me on twitter. >> to the end of the like. >> why don't you go to the end of the line. >> if you think hillary clinton say knowed, her supporters are absolutely furious. we will tell you why america's left wing is full of angst these days. >> shocking. that a nonviolent person would get life in prison without parole. >> the mother of a 31-year-old on-line drug dealer shocked that her son will spend the rest of his life in prison. is it legal? why? illegal border crossings down big. laura ingraham has thoughts about that. >>