recipient of the the bronze star. look what his family thought he would appreciate on thiz birthday? look at that? isn't that sweet? get it. happy birthday we'll see you tomorrow night at 9:00. tonight, the texas teen seen charging the officer in the pool party video is here to explain why he did it. plus, bo dietl and mark fuhrman react. the pastor who called out al sharpton to his face is here with reaction. >> i thought it was at it's best. >> i heard your call for no justice no peace. a new e-mail that marilyn mosby ordered the cops to crack down on the place where freddie gray was arrested. >> there's a creepy thing out there that bothers me.

>> jerry seinfeld sounds off on political correctness. welcome to "hannity" the attorney for the officer spoke out earlier today about his client's resignation in the aftermath of the out of control pool party in texas. watch this. >> eric's actions at the craig ranch neighborhood were only an attempt to investigate the report of violent assaults. his purpose was to interview as many persons as bauble to determine who was involved. he believed that those who fled were possible suspects. he was not targeting minorities. in fact he also detained a white female who you do not see on the video. his efforts to gather information was hampered by some teenagers who were instructing others to defy police instructions. >> the video seems to back up what the attorney was saying. we have slowed it down for you

tonight. now after the detaininging the teen girl who was reportedly defying his orders officer casebolt was surrounded and two people came up behind him forcing the officer to draw his weapon. joining us now is adrian martin the person you see on the left side of the video who came up behind the officer and his attorney keith harris is with us. thank you for being with us. adrian let me start with you, i look at the video, he is dealing with this young girl who is on the ground. and then there you come up and you're doing some little dance kind of provoking him. you're almost behind him. you're out of his sight of vision. why were you doing that? >> first off, mr. hannity i'd like to start off by saying if you look at the video correctly,b there is several people that are surrounding the officer. >> you're one of them and you're doing a little dance, obviously trying to provoke and get in the middle of the police doing his job. why were you doing that?

>> no, sir. >> no? >> what had happened -- >> were you asking -- >> what was the little dance youwortyou were doing. >> as you can see in the video i'm trying to communicate with the girl saying we're going to call her mother. >> really? what when i does that seem suspicious to me. i'm looking a you and watching you get behind the officer. you're moving in a provacative way, without hearing anything it looks to me like you're trying to get in the way of the cop doing his job. he comes out. from his perspective he doesn't know if you have a gun or knife or what you're doing behind his back does he? >> no, sir. but as you can see we are on an incline. my friends accidently bumps me twice which makes me look like i'm charging to the officer. as you can see i slip and back up. >> i don't see anybody bumping you as you're doing what looks like a provocative dance there.

>> if you look at the video in an objective manner you will clearly see they're on an incline. the person behind him bumps him not once but twice. and the dance that you're referring to -- >> we've slowed down. >> slow is down, please, ya a. >> there it is. >> you will see the individual bump him twice. he stumbled -- >> that doesn't answer the question. why are you going up almost right in this cop's grill? you're in his face. you're like two feet away. >> he is not right in his face. if you look at the video, mr. hannity, if you look at the video, what you'll see he's on an incline. accidently bumped in the officer's direction. he immediately backed up. >> you're making a big deal -- where does the cop turn towards him -- >> an experienced officer, correct the officer turns towards him looks at him. >> are you going to speak for your client or is your client able to speak? >> that's my job. >> you're not potted plant. i got it great line.

>> yes, sir. >> that doesn't seem like too big a hill here. i'm looking at this video objectively. here is a cop doing his job. it seems, adrian like you're getting pretty close into his grill, into his work zone. you're being provocative while he's doing your job. >> i wasn't being provacative. i had no intention of charging the officer. i disagree with what he did. i honestly don't think he should have drew his weapon because i backed up immediately, not when he looked at me. but as soon as i got down there. >> let me ask you to try and be a police officer. all right. you're in the middle of an arrest. it's obviously a very volatile situation that's evolved. you're the cop -- >> it's a volatile situation -- >> this is for adrian. >> i'm sorry. >> it's a volatile situation. and he's doing his job. out of the corner of the eye he sees two guys maybe two feet away from him behind him from his -- can you not see from his

perspective that that is a dangerous position for him to be in adrian? >> okay sir i do see that. but can you answer this in what point of the videos was i ever behind the officer. you -- >> you are outside of his line of sight. you're three quarters of the way behind him. >> sir, if you look at the video from the -- >> that cop doesn't know if you're there to hurt him or not. that cop doesn't know. >> i agree with that point. everyone there was pleading with the officer not to hurt the little girl. they're pleading with the little girl to calm down so that he won't break her neck. and at that point, when he is in contact with the little girl. he's trying to force her face on the ground. his commands are heard get your face in the ground. that's not lawful for the officer to do. he backs up. when he backs up i agree with you that when mr. martin comes up that hill toward him, he had every right to protect his

weapon. a trained officer with his experience should have -- okay -- >> here is what you're missing, you're missing a point. >> there are three other officers that's are out there. if they believe that mr. martin was trying to harm that officer they would drawn their weapon. based on othef the totalities of the circumstances -- >> counselor, i'm limited on my time here. those officers had a much different perspective because, again your client is out of his line of vision is behind him within two feet. he has to protect his weapon. you're right. my only question -- are you planning to sue the police department over this now? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. what we want to make sure is that this officer is held accountable frl accountable for his actions. a mere resignation is not sufficient. >> what do you want. >> absolutely. >> you want the officer in jail?

>> that's up to the citizens. what he's guilty of is official oppression. he clearly uses daesh. >> official oppression? >> i'm a former prosecutor. if you're in the state of texas, we have -- >> i have some friendly advice. >> let me explain to you -- >> i don't have the time for that. but i have to go but i have -- i have advice for adrian. if you see an officer, in the pros process of doing his job you cannot come in to him at an angle with where he can't see you. if you were unhappy, you had other alternatives. you could have gone to the other officers. you have to understand his mindset. he doesn't know if you have a weapon, you're in his grill. that's a dangerous position to put yourself in i think there's a lesson to be learned for a lot

of people. >> he never intentionally approached the officer. >> he was within two feet of them sir. i can look at the video. >> he never intentionally approached the officer. he stumbled and backed back. >> thank you both for being with us. >> that's what he's going to be charged with. >> i don't think he's going to be charged. here now with more reaction we have former lapd detective mark fuhrman and bo dietl. good tuesday you botho see you both. >> i think you're a cop by blood or something. >> i'm irish. >> what you said was the truth. the reason for a cop bringing his gun out of his holster is he's in fear of something. we don't know what these punks in back of them are going to do. he felt as though he was losing control of the situation. those two other cops showed up. they were the calvary but he didn't see them. he was in the midst being surrounded.

they didn't into anything wrong by removing his gun. he took it out because he feared. >> he kept it down. >> i don't know what that guy said about maybe the guy said i'll pop a cap at you. you do what you got to do because you fear for your life. that cop is justified in removing his weapon if he fears for his life. >> what do you think, mark fuhrman? >> sean you know the whole situation, i mean it seems kind of bizarre that we're talking about an unruly pool party. that's really the crux of the whole thing. the situation -- the way i see this this officer from all my information, he escalated his own tactical problem by rushing in by himself instead of waiting for another unit. there was no shooting in progress or fight in progress. there were kids that were unruly at a pool party and they wouldn't leave. that's it. you wait for three or four officers and you walk calmly in and say party's over time to go.

>> let me give you details. there was a resident quoted as saying that he watched the whole thing. he was the person that called the cops. he said the 30 seconds or the seven minutes that you see on camera do not capture the amount of violence that was actually taking place in this incident. >> mark i saw video. i saw video prior to this. there was fights on the ground. they were punching each other in the face. there was a lot of fights going on. when this cop arrives at the scene there is turmoil going on. he is jacked up. it's difficult with these cell phone cameras they got to take a portion of this and now all of a sudden the world sees this the cops is racist the cop is this or that. what was in the cop's mind when he pulled the gun? did he fear the guys in back could have hurt him? >> we have to back up. we have to forget the gun right now. we have to back up. if everything you say it true there is kids fighting there is struggles and, you know

wrestling going on it's even more reason for the officer to wait for more officers before he goes in. so they can have a command presence and maintain somebody's cover of their back. >> mark i'm not sure that didn't happen. if you look how quickly the two officers come in. it appears they went in together and got separated. i want you to comment specifically on these two kids that got pretty close in his grill there behind him. to me a cop is going to expect the worst in that moment isn't he? >> well you can say in this situation yes but you have to take everything in the total context. look at where you are and what you're dealing with. look at the kids you're dealing with. look at your surroundings look at the time of day. it's daylight. you're wrestling on the ground with a 14-year-old girl. and you've got kids in bathing suits running around in t shirts. you're not in the hood.

you're not in a gang area. you're not in that level. let me finish -- no bo bo let me finish this. >> you're making -- you're making a judgment with this cop. you can see the cop push the other cop because he was in such a turmoil. >> one at a time. mark go ahead. >> when he escalated the force to a firearm, he eliminated pepper spray, he eliminated a taser. he eliminated a baton. and he immediately went to an item that was deadly force. what was he going to do if those two kids wanted to -- >> mark i've been in situations where i pulled may gun out when i did all those stops at my side. >> so have i. >> when you pull out a gun sometimes it stops the turmoil, mark and it stops people from doing and escalating -- >> hang on -- >> i have one question.

if you look where the position of these two young men are, mark they are within two feet of his gun. that -- doesn't he have to protect his weapon too? >> sean protecting your weapon and trying to fight one or two individuals with one hand because you've got your gun unholstered in the other hand is a tactical no no. you escalate the force, one level above what you're dealing with. he didn't do that. he went three, four times what he had to do. you know what -- >> again, mark outside of this studio i had three guys come up to me around thanksgiving and they were going to rob me. you know what unescalated that robbery? my putting my hand on my gun and saying i am going to put a cap somewhere. >> we're not talking about a robbery, bo. >> it could have turned out to be a robbery. >> i got to run, guys thank you. >> sean you know what the

problem is here? the media coverage on this pool party cost a man his career. >> right. >> which it shouldn't have been. >> thank you both. appreciate it. m m. coming up more tonight on "hannity" "hannity." "hannity." the pastor who called out al sharpton to his face and called him a pimp is going to be here to react to what appears to be some professional protesters to despd descending or mckinney texas. an e-mail reveals that marilyn mosby ordered cops to crack down on the area where freddie gray was shot. that and much more as we continue.

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back to "hannity," last night on this program a heated debate took place over whether professional protoesters are traveling around the country. for example, watch this. >> you're a sucker that's going around this country starting problems not caring about what happens after the fact. because it's giving you a bit of notoriety. admit it you're a race pimp. >> have you been to the victims of all the victims of sandy hook or katrina? >> i'm not a professional running around the country earning money to get this nonsense. i'm not running around the country. >> kvyou should start yelling. i've answered the question many times. i'll say it again to you. >> you're getting paid. >> police have killed people where the -- >> you're getting paid. >> joining me criminal defense attorney as well as pastor

jarvis who recently confronted the biggest race agitator in the country, reverend al sharpton and called him a pimp to his face. wow. >> yes i did. >> why? >> well you know having a rally in hartford under the os auspices they were trying to bring attention to the crime rate and poverty. and after this march, there was a gathering in shiloh baptist church. and reserve al sharpton and some other pastors began to pressure and demand money from the congregants. i thought that was absolutely wrong. and so i had to call it for what it is. >> yeah. i thought that's pretty interesting. what are your thoughts on -- this guy that was on the program last night said to me he went to ferguson baltimore, florida and mckinney texas. he doesn't have a job. and he's going around the country, we have professional agitators going into communities and trying to create turmoil. >> i don't think -- it's almost

like calling it snipe hunting, hannity, you know -- >> snipe hunting? >> have you ever heard of snipe hunting? >> no. >> it's an imaginary thing people make up about the professional protester. >> he was on last night. he was ipn ferguson baltimore, mckinney and trayvon -- >> and they go to college footballs games all over the country -- >> what's your reaction to him calling sharpton a pimp? >> i don't agree. i don't know what influenced that i want there. if a pastor asks for money when they're traveling -- >> that's what you were calling sharpton? >> he is. >> wait let's take a look at the pastor that has been in the when you say 90

white house 90 times. does he have the character to be there? you decide. >> you ain't nothing. you a punk [ bleep ] come on and do something. it's the best chicken fried in the universe. he was in the cave when we had built empires. we learned to admire them but they knew to admire us. we built pyramids. donald trump ever knew what architecture was. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] if you're angry, throw your arms up. if you want justice, throw your arms up. if you want answers throw your arms up. because that's the sign michael was using. running around picking up trying to act like he had a gang sign. he had a surrender sign. that's the sign you got to deal with. don't make up no signs.

deal with the last sign he shown. we want answers why that sign was not respected. >> that guy belong in the white house? >> pastor jarvis said he wanted -- >> i want to respond to this. >> you want to duck the question. >> i want to respond. we are all a work in progress. jesus said he would that none would perish. we cannot say that he has not grown from his earlier days till now. >> he was saying hands up down shoot. the eric holder justice department concluded that never happened. it never happened. it was a big lie that was perpetrated. and advanced by him. >> and sharpton has not mentioned the hands up don't shoot after the justice department came out with -- >> he did rush to judgment beforehand and whipping up people's minds into a frenzy. >> that is what the evidence showed at the time. >> that was the guy who was robbing the store with michael brown. >> the fact of the matter is

we're all brother in the christ. at the end of the day, just like with david and solaul. the bible says touch not mine anointed. at the end of our day we have to pray for him. me calling a pimp was to correct him. hopefully he received that correction. it's more than just al sharpton. we have a systemic problem. >> i see you point. all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of god. using the n word for a black mayor in new york. using the f word a derisive term towards gays and lesbian. i can go through the list of times, does that man belong in the white house or is that history gone on way too long? >> all i can answer -- >> he's on tape with a deal involving cocaine, you ever see that? >> no, i haven't. >> you need to see that. you ever see that tape? >> i never seen that tape.

>> you need to watch "hannity" every night. >> we're all a work in progress. what you're talking about clips from at least ten years ago. i don't think reverend sharpton is just symbolic of a system that's rife with pimps. look at the state of the church in the intercity communities and the suburbs. we have churches all over the place, look at the state of our country. there's a divide between us in the body of christ that needs to stop. there's a divide on racial and economic lines. we have to look past our differences the same way as christ says i cast your sins into the sea of forgetfulness. >> a president that talks about ferguson and cambridge and florida and trayvon martin and speaks out about freddie gray but doesn't talk about black on black crime and how many young children of god are being killed. >> we don't talk about white on white crime.

>> we should. but it doesn't advance a narrative. >> president obama has talked about black on black crime. michelle obama -- >> you never hear about it. >> now you're saying barely. >> do you know the name of -- give me the name of one kid in chicago -- >> you said never now you said barely. >> give me the name of one kid that's been shot and killed in chicago? >> you -- why don't you answer my question? >> i can't remember a single incident. >> you get two people -- >> one kid that runs up into a school and kills 32 people. >> white on white crime, black on black crime. let's accuse everything of being a racist and look at it as an issue that needs to be addressed. >> the president shouldn't rush to judgment on a high profile race incident. he's a three time loser.

michael brown, in ferguson -- >> totally disagree with that. >> rush to judgment. >> you mentioned -- constitutional -- >> you're thinking george zimmerman was right? >> yes. >> you're defending him? >> maybe you don't believe in a person being innocent until proven guilty. >> i do. i do. >> do you think that -- >> let me finish. >> do you think that racism has totally been eradicated in this country? >> absolutely not. there was an eyewitness in the trayvon martin case that saw trayvon martin on top of george zimmerman grounding and pounding. >> you saw -- >> are you going to let me finish? grounding and pounding his head into cement and george zimmerman screaming for his life. that resulted in the verdict. i trust the jury system. i believe on those circumstances, he believed his life was in jeopardy and facts and evidence are different than rushing to judgment like our

constitutional president does. >> i agree with you. that notwithstanding you have to admit to the fact that the judicial system has its own racist proponents. african-americans only comprise 15% of the population. of that 15% a small portion are african-american males. >> i will concede your point -- you could use the crack cocaine powder cocaine argument. same form different form. different -- you have different communities, different drugs. and it the same thing. i think there's inquality in the justice system. >> that needs to be corrected. i got to go. disturbing new report about the baltimore prosecutor marilyn mosby. she told the police to ramp up the paroles in the same area freddie gray was arrested weeks before his death. we'll check in with geraldo rivera. the rnc chairman is here to explain how the gop plans to

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to the people oft baltimore and the demonstrators across america, i heard you call for no justice, no peace. your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. to those that are angry, hurt or have their own experiences of injustice at the hands of police officers i urge you to channel the energy peacefully as we prosecute this case. i have heard your calls for no justice, no peace. however your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of freddie gray. >> that was marilyn mosby promising to bring justice in the freddie gray case.

tonight a newly uncovered e-mail reveals that mosby ordered the cops to ramp up patrols in the exact area where gray was arrested. the e-mail said states' attorney mosby asked me to look into the community concerns regarding drug dealing in the area of north avenue. the e-mail was forwarded to several police officers who were instructed to start daily sweeps. with reaction baltimore's former state attorney and fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. i have said from the beginning she needs to recuse herself. thoughts? >> she asked for justice, she asked for peace. she got neither.

instead of peace, she bought some time. the riots did end credit her with a political success. but in terms of justice, there's no justice here. this clearly is a prosecutor who was acting as a politician she was the person who urged the cops to go to this area. she was the person who -- one of the officers receiving the memo is lieutenant brian rice, he's one of the accused. here he gets a memo, be aggressive crack down on crime -- >> he's a known drug dealer. >> he's accused of committing a crime trying to follow her orders. i think it's beizarre i think there will be change of venue and these officers will be acquitted. >> your reaction? >> when she first filed her charges, i had two major criticisms one was how fast she did it. she consistent possibly have had

time to have all the evidence in front of her to make the decision. not a political decision. but the right decision for justice purposes. and the other was the arrests of the arresting officers who were not implemented in the death of freddie gray. she was charging them simply because they arrested him. here claim was they arrested him without probable cause. that claim is falling apart. it fell apart from the very beginning. if she sends an e-mail -- i say if we don't have confirmation. the defense attorney brought this to the judge's attention. if her office asked them to crack down in this area she is saying to the police officers go forth. i want you to be aggressive. i want you to use all tools at your disposal to cut down on the drug trafficking on this corner which by the way is a corner in her husband's district. i think her conflict of interest began there. if she is talking to the police

department about cracking down on drugs at a corner in her husband's district which was an unusual thing for her to do outside of a joint investigation, there is a conflict of interest. if you're saying to the police department i want you to be aggressive that's what they're going to do.eads to these kinds of incidents. she's claiming that by running after freddie gray who was running from them and grabbing him and then frisking him that that was a criminal act, it was set in motion by her own behavior. >> wow, that's a powerful strong case you made. geraldo, last question. why won't she release the autopsy report? >> she has asked for a gag order. she had been granted the motion we never would know about the e-mail. why won't she release the autopsy? you know what the autopsy will reveal. it will reveal thee was deeply intoxicated, using whatever you know was in his system. i don't know i don't want to prejudge him.

he was a known narcotics user in this hot zone where they directed the cops to use their aggressive tactics. >> ms. mosby wants it both ways. she wants to say go after the drug dealers if you make a mistake and arrest them i'll charge you criminally. she says in the press conference -- the autopsy report said it was a homicide but you can't see it. powerful case by both of you. up next tonight on "hannity." >> clinton poll numbers heading in the wrong decision. >> everything that she's about is a turn off. >> hillary set to make her first big speech this weekend. the rnc is getting prepared. the chairman brings the new ad. seinfeld tells why comics are afraid to tell jokes straight ahead.

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welcome back to "hannity." hillary clinton is slated to give her first big speech in new york city. how will republicans respond? it may look like this new rnc ad. >> hillary clinton's polling numbers heading in the wrong direction. >> everything she's about is a turn off. >> an avalanche of bad stories. >> trying to position herself as the champion of every day americans. >> hasn't driven herself in her own vehicle in 20 years. >> it's a disconnect with normal people. >> the end of the line. >> she speaks. >> they act like she's allergic to real people. >> here to explain more is the rnc chairman. i'm only guessing it seems like you're touching the surface. i didn't hear about a woman that said she's two steps away from

being a hoarder except when it comes to her e-mail account which she erases. i would expect more coming. >> it's the tip of the iceberg. think about what's going on here. if you remember you and i talked about when hillary launched her campaign. and it was this brilliant idea of getting in a van and it was going to be quiet and average. and everything that she's not. now they're doing round two. i don't remember a presidential campaign having a second rollout. this is like a redo. happening on saturday. so now she's going to do this on roosevelt island in new york. we'll be there like we should be and we'll hand out a few surprises and have a lot of folks over there as well. >> all this money, and then she -- obviously, countries like saudi arabia bought her silence because she's never criticized their abysmal women's right records or gay and lesbian

right's record. sweden was able to continue their business with iran while the rest of the world was in fact putting up sanctions against them. the clinton foundation bought $26 million there. how big an issue do you think that will be with voters? >> well it's going to be a huge issue, sean. because here's the thing, presidential elections come down to obviously the issues but it also comes down to the question of you know which one of these candidates care more about you? who do you want to have a beer with? who do you like? who do you relate to? hillary clinton is unrelatable. number one, you see poll after poll people are finding her to be untrustworthy by 60%. number two, she doesn't live a life that's remotely close to any actual average family that is out there in ohio that's going to be voting. >> she hasn't driven a car in 20 years. good grief. let me put -- go ahead. finish your thought. >> i was just going to say that

her research team puts out a hit piece on marco rubio for getting a couple speeding tickets when in reality she hasn't driven a car. she comes up on the short end of that deal. >> i have a picture that looks like the one, they call it a luxury speed boat in the "new york times." it's a bitty fishing boat like a dinghy. congress, they they didn't put in a picture of the yacht of john kerry, or that the clintons made $100 million in the last couple of years. is this what every republican is going to have to deal with? they have a little dinghy versus extrange ex extravagance? >> it's going to be up to us and your listeners and us having a rnc that has its act together and is competent and can get the messages out on the streets. not just through television advertising.

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welcome back to "hannity" so last night jerry seinfeld lashed out on how pc the country has become. >> you can feel like an opinion. and they thought what are you talking about gay? what are you doing? what do you mean? you know? and i thought are you kidding me? i can imagine a time where people would say that is offensive to suggest a gay person moves their hands in a flourishing motion and you need

to apologize it's a creepy pc thing out there that bothers me. >> the brand new host of "red eye". thank you for offering me the job, sean. >> yes. i had everything to do with it. >> they never invited me on the show once. >> i'll invite you right now. >> it used to be you can tell a funny ethnic joke. you can make fun of people. we're now like everyone is scared to death to say something that might offend someone. do you know what? it's not funny anymore. i like it when it's funny. if people are offended their words get over it. >> you want to tell me an ethnic joke go. i want to hear one. give me the most-offensive one. >> what is an irish seven-course

feel? >> what? >> a six-pack and a potato. >> i can say that because i'm irish. >> >> you hung out with imus too long. >> i just -- >> if you are -- i can fun of myself. that is it. >> is that the rules now? only make fun of ourselves? >> you can barely do that at this point. the people in this country preaching tolerance the loudest are instead breeding intolerance. they stirred up a band of bile-spewing lunatics. >> they made everything boring. your show is more about comedy. >> the lucky thing is it's on at 3:00 in the morning. the only people watching are not

going to be offended it's the ivy league crowd. >> do you put women on the light chair? >> we never use that term. >> it's a light chair. it's not a butt-crack chair. >> do you know who i miss the most? god rest her, joan rivers from the day she died she was unapologetic, harsh and hilarious you know melissa put me in the guest room and women kidnapped in cleveland had more room. people were outraged and she said it's a joke i'm not apologizing for it. >> saying i was only kidding

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