sean hannity, he is up next. have a great night. >> sean: tonight, "hannity" is back at the trump white house as he promises his policies and agenda. >> beginning today, the united states of america gets back its borders. >> sean: we will take you back inside the people's houses sit down with chiefs of staff reince priebus. >> from this day forward it's going to be only america first. america first. >> sean: then president trump is pledging to put america first and running bring real change o washington. patrick jay buchanan is here with reaction. then, was with chicago's murdee still exploding, president trump says the federal government may

have to step in an in and end e carnage. bill bennett joins us tonight. plus, donald trump appears to unveil his pick for the u.s. supreme court. newt gingrich will have reactio reaction. "hannity" from our nationsat capital and the white house starts right here, right now. we are back at our nation's capital, we'll take you inside the trump white house with the chief of staff reince priebus. but first, real change is finally coming to washington as president donald trump continues to make good on his promises.rs shock and awe in d.c. that is tonight's opening monologue. president trump visited the department of homeland security to announce major executive orders on immigration. let's take a look. >> for too long, or offices and agents have been allowed to properly do their jobs. a you know that, right? do you know that?

obabsolutely. but that is all about to change. and i'm very happy about it. and you are very happy about it. from here on out, i'm asking all of you to enforce the laws ofy the united states of america. they will be enforced and enforced strongly. people are surprised to hear that we do not need newd laws. we will work within the existing system and framework. we are going to restore the rule of law in the united states.wo >> sean: president trump's executive orders include building a border wall, expediting the process to remove criminal illegal aliens. creating more detention space for illegal immigrants andss ending the catch and release policy, prioritizing prosecution and deportation for lawbreakers, sending criminals back to their country of origin, hiring 5,000 additional border patrol agents. president trump also issued an

order to strip federal grant money from sanctuary states andd cities that harbor illegal immigrants. support victims and families of victims of crimes committed by removable aliens. reinstate secure community programs to help ice agents for removal. and to hire an additional 10,000 ice officers. and in president trump's first interview on you "abc news," he specifically talked about the border wall, if mexico will pay for it and when the construction will begin. let's take a look.s >> are you going to direct u.s. funds to pay for this wall? will american taxpayers pay for this wall? >> ultimately, it will come out of what is happening with mexico. we are going to be starting those negotiations relatively soon. we will be reimbursed by mexico. >> so they will pay us back? >> absolutely. >> of the american taxpayer will pay for the wallet first? >> still be reimbursed at a later date fromca whatever transaction we make with mexico.

>> mexico's president said that mexico will not pay and that it goes against their dignity as a country and their dignity as mexicans.me >> i think he has to say that. he has to say that. i'm just telling you, there will be a payment. it will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form, and you have to understand. what i'm doing is good for united states. it also will be good for mexico. we're going to have to a very stable solid mexico. it will start as soon as we can, as soon as we can physically do it. >> within months? >> certainly, planning is starting immediately. >> sean: earlier today, i visited the white house to ask reince priebus about president trumps agenda and a lot more. let's take a look. chief of staff, reince priebus. does it feel good to be in the white house? >> it feels good. a humbling place to be. a lot to do, a lot of action, a lot of great energy here and it's an honor working for

president trump and getting his agenda filled. it's only been a few days and we are checking boxes left andnd right. >> sean: i talked to friends of mine who have been here foror many, many years. some that secretly like me but will never admit it publicly.. there are a couple, a few new people you are allowing in. universally, they have said the same thing. they've never seen activity like this in this in all the time they have beenev here.ik a little shock and awe in d.c.? >> i think so.im we've been doing this, i thinkn people think back before christmas. we have been operating this way ever since the election, we've had people coming in and out, picking cabinet secretaries, doing work. culminating to this first week which is been -- 12 executive orders i think as of now, hitting the promises that we made. hiring freeze, regulatory freeze, today with immigration,

yesterday with jobs, the day before we trade, these are the things that donald trump campaigned on. and to your point, many of these reporters that have been working here for many years said monday and tuesday so far have been busier than any day they can remember in a white house since they have worked in the white house. >> sean: let me go to the hiring freeze, the regulation w freeze answer the talk of a 20% reduction in the workforce and government. and a 10% reduction in terms of spending. that is something at the conservative republican i believe in balanced budgets, living within your means, limited government and also 75%u rollback and regulations. are those things that can get get done? >> absolutely. first of all, one of the things you have to start with is leading byut example. if we have the hiring freeze at

the administration level, meaning there are enough employees at the administration executive level to get the job done for the american people. there's no reason to add more employees. outside of public safety and military come up outsiden of those areas, there are no reasons to keep drawn governments. that's when the first thing ronald reagan did. first thing president trump did. on regulatory reform, what we did was saying if there any regulations currently en route upon completion, those regulations have to be halted and we have to review them and approve them before they move forward. there may be some good things out there we don't want to halt but for the most part, we hear from business owners, i know you have talked about it, regulation in many cases, far worse than taxes -- all the things we normally talk about. >> sean: but it is the idea of getting rid of all these regulations, i know the president would like to get to a 15% corporate tax rate.

repatriation at a low tax of 10%. then obamacare being eliminated, energy independence, as that is what is incentivizing these businesses one after another? to announce they are investing millions or billions? in creating x number of jobs? is it because of that do you believe? >> we've had meetings here, the big car manufacturers, some of the biggest companies in america, biggest employees here. union leaders here. saying the same thing. if we are going to be an administration that cuts regulation, that lowers businesi taxes so that these people can expand, de-incentivize companies moving overseas, make doing business in america better foror them, then the jobs are going to explode. we're going to have to maybe 3%, 5%, 6%, 7% growth. if his goal is the american

worker in the american manufacture, forget about politics because we'll never lose an election as a party. we are going to have a comeback in this country like we have never seen. that is why these companies are saying, you know what? this may be a better place to do business. >> sean: the president talked about it with the keystone pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. and then the mandate or making it a part of the deal that any steel that is used in pipes have to be made in america as well which would help american steelworkers. >> let me tell you how that happened. we were in a meeting yesterday with union leaders. in this room. president trump was sitting where you're sitting. >> sean: this is the president's seat? oh, okay. >> we talked about how these

projects are just languishing, they shouldn't be. and in the case of dakota, is 90% done and they can't continue because of a permit. the presidenthe was talking abot these pipelines. talked about the union and somee of the folks, the workers were here too and it was just president trump saying, "wait ae minute, where is this pipe coming from?" he started talking about where the pipe came from. at that very moment, 48 hours ago, president trump said why aren't we using american steel -- should we be using american pipe? if these pipelines continue, why wouldn't we want to make sure we are using american pipe and american steel? he said okay, let's write an executive order that wherever you can possibly use american pipe and american steel, we should use it.

maybe there wouldn't be a company -- and president trump said don't worry, if we incentivize american companies, they are going to do it. and that is how that happened.il >> sean: pretty amazing. the department of homeland security, in the process of building a wall, he doesn't need a bill passed in congress because we have the 2006 law he can rely on. border patrol agents by 5,000, triple the number of ice, 5 by 10,000 more. executive order that would target sanctuary cities. >> for people out that there may not know this, federal grants all over the country, say san francisco, los angeles, others saying we are going to take taxpayer money for things that we need in our city. but we are going to tell people who are here illegally that even though it is illegal what you're doing, we are not going to force the laws on you that we have in place to remove you if you commit a crime, if you do something that is wrong.

parents that have lost kids -- >> sean: i did a town hall with parents that had lost kids because of illegal immigrants. >> places in this country that ignore the laws in this country, when it comes to immigration, the answer to me is no. for people that don't realize it, it's something that's been in the republican party platform for over eight years. this is not some sort of crazyzy thinking. if you defy the laws of this country, you should not receive federal taxpayer dollars from the people. >> sean: you are offering sanctuary to people who did not respect american law and sovereignty. >> in some cases, you folks that are committing crimes that should otherwise be -- forget that they are here illegally, they committed a crime and in every other jurisdiction, you now have torg leave the country. that is normal, right? they are not doing that in these

cities. >> sean: coming up, part two of my interview with white house chief of staff chief of staff, reince priebus. later tonight. >> we have outstanding s candidates and we will pick a truly great supreme court justice. i will be announcing it sometime next week. >> sean: president trump has now picked a day to announce his nominees to the u.s. supreme court, former speaker of the house newt gingrich will have a reaction.he plus, patrick j. buchanan will weigh in on president trump's america first inaugural address promise. that and more as we continue "hannity" from our nation's capital, d.c. "hannity" from our nation's capital, d.c.

>> live from america's news headquarters, i am jackie ibanez in new york. president trump sitting down for his first interview since becoming president. he is speaking to abc news. he touched on numerous subjects including voter fraud, health care, the fight against isis, and immigration. he addressed his executive actions to build a wall on the mexican border. listen to this. >> what are you going to say to some of your supporters who might say, i thought mexico was going to pay for this right at the start? >> i was a very simply that they are going to pay for it. i never said they were going to pay from it from the start. i said they would paint the wall. >> what does construction begin? because as soon as we can. as soon as we can physically do it -- >> in months to mexico i would say in months, he had.

appeared >> meantime, mexico's president speaking out against the wall saying his country will not pay for. they are expected to meet early next month. i am jackie ibanez. now, back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," we are broadcasting tonight from our nation's capital. here's part two of my interview with white house chief offr sta, reince priebus. i know that a lot of people i've talked to, that voted for thece president, the main thing that they are looking for -- and we've seen a lot of action in t the first five days here, the thing that i hear the most is, they just want the promises to be kept. originalists, vetting of refugees, the building of the wall, repealing and replacing obamacare, lowering tax rates, how to get rid of obamacare? what will the replacement be? >> certain parts of it can be repealed by executive order. we also have -- a lot of

obamacare can be undone through executive order. that's number one. a lot of it can be done through an action called reconciliation. which is how it was passed. remember, they also had 60 votes in the senate at the time. christmas eve or something like that. they also had the 60 votes, they lost that. reconciliation is a tool you can use, as long as what you are doing is not a policy driven, you can pass certain things with 50 votes in the senate. usually you need 60. for the special tool, you can use 50 votes in the senate. >> sean: if it is spending related. >> you can replace a lot of obamacare with the 50 vote rule. you can also use your secretary of health and human services, strategically. to do things in regard to obamacare. >> sean: with a discussion that is written in the bill. a lot of people don't know that. that is a big deal.io

>> between executive order, 51 votes reconciliation, health and human services, you can get a lot repealed and replaced. >> sean: maybe it won't even need congressional debate over a new bill? >> then you would move to that area -- we need the 60 votes inc the senate. that i think is the formula. the key is, you want to get a much better product using the first three steps. you want to make sure you have a better product using the first three steps and we do. look, obamacare is a disaster. we know that, everybody does. it's one of the reasons why president trump won the election besides what he brought to the table. it is also a great issue for him, talking about repealing and replacing obamacare with a better product. >> sean: last question, i know a lot of time and attentionra is being spent on getting the

economy up and running, building the administration up, not a small undertaking. but also there's been some movement on some foreign policy issues. the prime minister of great britain coming in, the prime minister of canada, israel, president of mexico, renegotiating trade deals, nafta, bilateral deal perhaps with great britain. what about radical islamic terrorism which he mentioned in his inaugural speech? >> first of all, that's a big question. on trade, obviously we are talking very soon with senator hatch and representative brady in the ways it means getting noticed into those committee members so we can start the process i'm working on trade deals. not to bore listeners with fast track in trade, there are little triggers and tripwires you have to hit in order to do that. we will do that. >> sean: it will all be renegotiated. >> we are going to wait the 90 day period. you have to notify all the

parties involved. but certainly -- >> sean: would tpp -- would he have to notify? >> you would have to notify congress with each of your bilateral deals that you're going to negotiate with. once you hit that button, the 90 day waiting period, and then serious negotiations. little things here and there.an serious negotiations can't happen until the 90 day period. we're going to have a time of national security coming up on friday. i expect a series of executive orders to start tackling issues in regard to foreign policy, issues in regard to isis and our positioning now through the world, especially through the middle east. >> sean: a big message was sent to the inaugural speech, we had a present, president that

once a radical islam. now our president does. do you like your job? how many hours are you working today? >> probably, like, 20. we had that 16-day primary. a lot of the same skills learned through that process. most importantly, it is an honor working for president trump. seriously. this is a person, a heart of gold, genuine, sincere. still working 10 feet away from us. of course, when this airs tonight at 10:00 eastern, he will be there still working, working dinner. he doesn't stop. people like to say that about other people. but he doesn't stop. he wears out everybody. >> sean: the times i would talk to them, was 11:00 p.m.,, midnight, 1:00 a.m. or 5:00 a.m.

>> there is nothing unusual about getting a phone call at 11:30 p.m. >> sean: i get them at 1:00 a.m.on maybe he calls you first because he knows go to bed earlier. >> i am lucky that i have the same kind of clock as he does. here's the difference. i am used to out working people. my clock, i can defeat anyone. but not him. that is the challenge. i have met my match. >> sean: so you don't like to lose. we have a chief of staff --e >> he doesn't stop. he works really, really hard. >> sean: mr. chief of staff, reince priebus. up next, tonight, right here on "hannity." >> we have outstanding candidates and we will pick a truly great supreme court justice.

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supreme court justice. i will be announcing it sometime next week. >> sean: welcome back to me"hannity." that was president donald trump speaking with reporters yesterday in the ovalni office. he tweeted that he will announce his picks for the supreme court coming up next week on thursday, joining us now with reaction, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich. how are you? i said to reince priebus, this is a shock and awe at the speed of light. washington is not used to this pace, is it? >> no, the country isn't. everyday he gets up, throws himself into this stuff. he gets four or five hours ofry sleep, does it again. you see the cumulative effect. people have more confidence. >> sean: 57% job approval. >> people are saying hey, this guy is real. >> sean: you actually have a word for it. you've been giving a series of

speeches. trumpism.ve >> he has a way of taking over a lifetime of work. it is populist and conservative but it is also very practical. he says i want to get x done, he gets out and puts it together. he wants to say i want to get the best people in the country, looking his cabinet. he focuses in a very practical, very energetic leadership way. different than anything we have seen. >> sean: if you add up the jobs between carrier, ford -- for a second time now, has comee back. gm, apple is speaking about it, alibaba, fiat chrysler, a $7 billion plan. all these jobs might add up toia 2 million jobs created and he just got there. why is that happening?

>> i think it's happening because two things. one, the relief at the end of the obama-clinton world, people looked up and somebody said it is not going to be terrible for four more years. i think people were gripping thinking this was going to be horrible. they are watching a real business person, i first encountered this back in thehe spring, i would run up to people saying i don't care what heir says, he is a businessman, he's is practical. he is what weeo need. you're seeing people watching a guy who's keeping his word, i did a talk today at heritage on this whole idea that if you read the inaugural address and you go back and look at the gettysburg speech and other speeches -- and the voter fraud issue, he tweets today basically what he talked about yesterday. there is a continuity building and people like that in a president. they want a leader who knows where he is going. understands it may be difficult,

works his tail off, brings the best talent he finds. if he has to, he finds new solutions of the first wave doesn't work. >> sean: keystone pipeline, dakota pipeline, tpp, obamacare is -- they are moving in on that. i feel like there's a list that is being checked off in five days. >> this is all the beginning, remember. there's a lot of stuff to go. he is probably affected one-tenth of one percentage of all federal regulations. his stated goal is 75% i talked to a whole group of scientists who are very skeptical. why did you find 75% of them to get rid of? then you can put it in your lap? >> sean: it's very reminiscent to me, i lived through it with you in '94, and your governance in '95.

you had a lot of energy, you still do. this is revolutionary, fundamental, transformative. >> this is already a historic presidency, changing the united states. >> sean: you are the last speaker to balance a budget for this country. they're talking about a 10% reduction on spending. 20% reduction in the federal labor force. do all of these things -- economic growth, energy -- >> increases their tax base, open up energy, people like governor perry, you get better trade deals, and you start controlling the government. you do those things and they have a path to a balanced b budget. >> sean: how long will it take

a? it took reagan two and a half years. >> we balanced the budget about four and a half years. >> sean: you tell me you spoke to trump today. >> we talked about a number of things. he is so proud.um he asked me how it was going and i said fabulous. he just talked about the ford deal, he's so proud of the specific building blocks he's putting in place. i think he feels very good about it. you have a great interview with him tomorrow. >> sean: thank you, i'm looking forward to it. when we come back, patrick j. buchanan up next in the studio, and later tonight... >> beginning today, the united states of america gets back control of its borders. gets back itss borders. >> sean: president trump says america will's restart taking control of its borders, bill bennett will join us to weigh in on that and much more as "hannity" continues from our nation's capital, straight ahead. "hannity" continues from our nations capital, straight it's. "hannity" continues from our

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>> we assembled here today our issuing a new decree to be heard in every city, and every foreign capital and in every hall of power. from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. >> sean: and that's president trump during his inaugural address, vowing toto always put america first. and of course the liberal alt left radical media are losing their minds over the president's patriotic promise. patrick j. buchanan is offering up a very different take, america for the americans. patrick j. buchanan, it's good to see you my friend. >> i'm doing fine. >> sean: there is a lot of

conservatism, populism, buchananism in that america first p line. something you've fought for for years. >> economic patriotism come atat the same time, i'm still conservative, goldwater conservative, reaganve conservative, nixon conservative, we believe in small government. balanced budgets. supreme court justices like scalia. but i also believe in tariffs. but i also believe in tariffs. on the border now, i came to that view around 1990, 1991, 1992. coming into the products, used all the money to cut taxes. >> sean: the pull out of tpp -- the bilateral deals. it's become britain, canada, the united states. in those countries, you do different trade deals they may be due in other countries. global civilization is gonna have to go out, you work on the basis --

>> sean: now that there's going to be a 75% plus reduction, and a corporate tax rate from the highest in the industrialized world? these corporations are dying too sign up and brag that they are building their factories here. >> if you have a 20% tariff on what -- $2.5 million? on all small businesses, cut the corporate tax rates, the 10%. you have companies coming into the united states putting up their factories here and guys going abroad, they'd be coming back. it's how hamilton did it. h >> sean: it's interesting, the media wants to focus on crowd size. the media is focused and meanwhile, look at these executive orders on tpp, obamacare, the refugee executive, the hold, the freezes banning visas from certain countries.

immigration building that wall, it's finally going to happen. he doesn't even need the approval of congress. >> i think hamilton said that the defining characteristic of good government is energy in the executive. whatever you say about donald trump, there has been energy and fire and decisions and actions. it looks like they prepared these things, they worked on them and then they started them right down the chute as soon as they got into them. it is very heartening. hope and change. >> sean: is that what you're going to call it? how do you view how this is going? i would say there will be a direct correlation, if he continues to keep these promises, we will find out next week, if it's an originalist like scalia, what are all these "never trump" national review weekly standards "wall street journal" guys? >> everybody in the republican party believes scalia was a great supreme court justice -- >> sean: he gave us a list.rt

>> he's going to surprise them. when they walk off the reservation, on other issues, and i do argue this, the conservatives on capitol hill, mcconnell and the speaker, we ought to work with them and bring them in and have a coalition. they are not going to agree with everything trump says -- >> sean: i would argue right here and right now that there are a lot of establishment republicans, he already has the media and democratic's establishments against him, but there's also republican establishment that will fight him tooth and nail.ti >> i would work with all the guys on the hill, i think we've got a lot of things in common. no question about it. donald trump starts down in the polls, a lot of these guys have a real habit of looking for lifeboats, sean. a lot of them, really do.

>> sean: have you ever seen a president come out at a speed this fast? >> when lyndon johnson came out and passed everything, we couldn't -- i've never seen anything this week that it's this dramatic and exciting. >> sean: up next, right here on "hannity." >> beginning today, the united states of america gets back control of its borders, gets back its borders. >> sean: president trump keeping his campaign promise to secure america's borders, bill bennett will have a reaction. at that and more as "hannity" continues from our nation's capital. you found the love of your dreams... and together, you had the kid of your dreams. now you can put them in the car of your dreams... for a lot less than you might think. with a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz, you can enjoy legendary safety,

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everyone. >> sean: that was president trump earlier today at the department of homeland security. the president is keeping his word, we will be quicklyid does fulfill his promises. this includes ending thehe violence in america cities. last night with shootings and murders in chicago exploding, the president tweeted... joining us with reaction, bill bennett. bill, obama's presidency -- in chicago, 4,000 human lives. many thousands of others injured. if they are not willing to go in there and fix it and obama wasn't willing to pay attention to chicago as he did trayvon martin, ferguson, and baltimore, and the cambridge police,no i is this the right thing for the president to do?

>> yeah, he needs to be concerned about too much federal encouragement but sure. the first responsibility in the federal government it's the safety and security of the people. when the states can't do it, feds come in. they were very eager to send in the feds, sean, into missouri and elsewhere to do investigations of local police departments and other things. here's a good use of federal authority and federal power. notice the change of tone in rahm emanuel and saying he would welcome this kind of help. it's really horrendous what's going on there. and now 2017 is starting off even worse than 2016. >> sean: crazy. let's go to the issue of the president keeping his promises, tpp, the keystone pipeline, dakota pipeline, controlling our borders, beginning the process of building a wall.

sanctuary cities, his commitment to vetting refugees from states that have proven to be training terrorists, seems like a pretty long list of promises he is fulfilling in week one. s what are your thoughts? >> a couple of comments.s my gosh, he is governing. remember during the campaign? all the stuff about how he's never been elected to everything, how will he govern, he is teaching the professional politicians what it means to govern. "atlantic" magazine -- not kind to him particularly, said like it or not, whether you think he's a good guy or not, he is doing what he said he would do. this to me is the most important thing. i said way back, when reagan did the air traffic control, they said he's serious, he really meant it. this guy's serious and really

meant it. this sanctuary thing, i'm so glad it's a high priority. don't forget sanctuary universities. ohio state and other places. a lot of people are hiding out. >> sean: some disagreement within conservative ranks as it relates to immigration, ita support the building of the wall and his position on it, immediately criminal aliens will be deported. where are you on all these border issues and the argument well, that's going to alienate hispanic voters? >> i don't think it well. hispanic voters, a lot of them, legally do not have any particular affection for people who come in illegally. they want to come in sensibly and rationally. that's a great place to start. the schisms in this conservative community still exist. i don't have many people who go out to lunch with me anymore. stick around. it's okay. >> sean: if they dislike you, they despise me.

i had all these people after me after the election. it will be interesting. and to the point to the supreme court, i believe it will be -- we saw the names before the election. these people really have some explaining to do at national review, ates "wall street journal." bill kristol and these other people -- because hillary, we know, would have appointed of radical leftist justice. >> you talk about my friends but every sinner has a future. every saint has a past. people turn around. you are right on target, sean. one of the things people said with luck, no matter what you think of trump, he is not a conservative. look at these appointments to the cabinet, sean. you are right. about yourself. you are beyond the pale. but to you, you brought yourself up. you are out there.

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10:00 p.m. eastern. my exclusive interview with president donald trump from the white house, night, 10:00 eastern. super bowl is coming soon. ♪ >> martha: breaking tonight, president trump makes it clear with two new executive orders that he intends to enforce the laws on the books when it comes to people here in this country illegally. and that hasn't sent some shock waves on both sides of this fierce debate tonight. plus, 80 late breaking reports suggesting that of mexico may na trip to meet with mr. trump next week as a result of all of the developments today. welcome, everybody, i am martha maccallum of this is a chock-full day six of the first 100. let's get right to it. president trump made his trip to the department of homeland security this morning. he was joined by families of americans who have been killed by illegal immigrants in this country. the commander-in-chief