journalists. christians, and people who want to find here at the europe they lost at home. hopefully they will come to theirto senses before anyone nes accept that offer. that's it. have a great night. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," tonight special counsel to the president kellyanne conway will join us, democrats and the ultimate radical left are pouncing on the resignation of donald trump's national security advisor lieutenant general flynn, there's a major part of the story the mainstream mediaul will not tell you about, and what is really going on here is what tonight's opening monologue is all about.ou the liberals predictably wasting very little time trying to create a political firestorm over flynn stepping down. let's be clear, it was wrongo that flynn misled the president and vice president about his phone call with the russian ambassador. he owned up to it, did the right

thing. he stepped down. much bigger here and much darker going on here, that's the part of the alt radical left and their master plan to damage and destroy the president donald trump and frankly as collateral damage anyone connected to him. this is about the left willings to do anything to stop president trump from draining the swamp and changing the status quo and all of the bureaucracy in washington and that means the media bureaucracy, liberal bureaucracy, the lobbyist bureaucracy, et cetera. the d.c. swamp it's rising up. they are colluding, to take down the 45th president and his entire administration. it's that serious. they alt radical left is hell-bent on annihilating anybody around the president, top advisors like kellyanne conway, stephen bannon, reince priebus, even dr. sebastiann gorka, even the president's ownh children, the media attacked his 10-year-old son. >> mike flynn was already a very divisive and unusual choice for

this job because he is kind of a consensus building position and his background is really hot heavy. >> i know you did not go to law school, i do not know what type of school you went to.ot they certainly did not teach you civics. you are not worthy to be in the white house, unwilling to be in government if that is what you believe. unless it is vladimir putin'snw government. >> "saturday night live," he was an embarrassment even to trump. i do not know how long he is going to last. >> it's a stunning think that a white supremacist, bannon, would be a permanent member of national security council. >> sean: one by one, the left and liberals in the mainstream media have been systematically going down the line and trying to take each and every one of them out.

in rules for radicals, they explained exactly what we are seeing. it hit the target, freeze it, personalize it, polarize it. that's exactly what the left is doing, now they smell blood in the water. their ultimate target is of course the president himself. that's why the media have t brought up the subject of impeachment already. take a look. >> let's not forget there wasn't just one call to the russian ambassador, there were five calls to the russian ambassador, treason's greetings, general flynn was not acting alone. he was not going rogue. he was doing with his boss ordered him to do. as for flynn's investigation, f let's go with impeachment sooner rather than later. >> it's too early for impeachment, it's never too early if you understand how f dangerous this man really is. >> they may try to wipe all the communications clean but those communications exist. they exist and they will come out and once they come out, i

guarantee you, republicans are not going to stand and watch when impeachment is on the table. >> sean: obama actually went over there, visited and talk to them. impeachment of the president ist clearly the end all for the left, facts, truth, it doesn't really matter. mike flynn is just a small casualty of that bigger plan. the left is trying to make this into the next watergate, news or the same liberals who fiercely defended hillary clinton,, ignored and defended the massive private server scandal. top-secret and special access programming in the claws of a mom-and-pop shop bathroom. they ignored and defended the corruption to pay to play at the clinton foundation. the ignored hillary clinton's endless lies. the left was also noticeably silent back in 2012 and president obama was caught on a hot make saying this to the russian prime minister -- to

send a message to vladimir. remember this? >> after my election... i have more flexibility... >> sean: tell vladimir, more flexibility. don't tell the american people. moral outrage and hypocrisy of the worst kind. all we're saying playing out is what eli lake who will be on next, the political assassination of michael flynn. in it, lake points out that it is so extremely rare for reporters to be told about government monitored communications of private citizens which is what was leaked to the press about flynn's calls with the russian ambassador. "some of the most highly held government secrets, this is for good reason, selectively disclosing details of private conversations monitored by the

fbi or nsa gives the permanent state the bureaucracy in other words the power to destroy reputations from the cloak of anonymity. this is what police states do." there is no secret that flynn had a very rocky relationship with the national security establishment. he has even said that he was previously forced out of the government for daring to speakak up about the threat of radicalce islam and the narrative being put out by the obama administration. the endless leaks about the trump administration, so serious that the house intelligence committee chairman congressman devonn nunez is now asking the fbi to launch an investigation into where are these leaks comingat from? as our own catherine herridge reported earlier, when flynn was asked if the leaks were targeted, coordinated and a possible violation of the law, he said yes, yes, and yes. nobody in the media is telling you that. ever since donald trump ran for president, there has been this liberal witch hunt, they are salivating.

a sense of urgency.y. nobody connected to him is off limits. they want everybody. even his 10-year-old son, the media has attacked. his daughter, ivanka, going after a woman. she has been viciously attacked. now they are boycotts against her clothing line. the media has gone after his son eric and his charity which has donated a lot of money to st. jude's children's hospital and research, but after pressure, eric was forced to m shut it down even with don jr.'s kid a week ago. national security correspondent and new york post columnist paul sperry, i want to go to you, eli, and it start with this. michael flynn has a pretty provocative title here. for good reason, selectivelyon disclosing details of private conversations, monitored by the

fbi and nsa gives the permanent state the power to destroy -- this is where police states do. the permanent state, defined that.oy >> it is the national security bureaucracy, includes everything from the administrative side of the pentagon, elements of the career military, cia, fbi, it is the people who would have possession of these kind ofpo intercepts and we trust them. it is a public trust that this stuff does not get out into the public willy-nilly because when you selectively disclose it, it could destroy someone because it was an extraordinary power to read someone's emails or listen to their phone calls like that. >> sean: i have two articles here, one is by kenneth timmerman, back in 2007 called shadow warriors about the intelligence community. the damage they can do. there is a "time" magazine piece by sam frizzell.

all of these leaks, ever since donald trump got in the picture. you are saying to the country tonight this is unprecedented. or not common. >> the last time i can room or anything like this was in 2009, it was about jane harman, it was in cq, we almost never see this kind of thing because it is not just as u.s. citizens, it is u.s. officials. this happens in banana republics when the police will go after people they don't like, using these extraordinary powers. we trust the nsa and fbi to use these powers to catch criminals and terrorists but that should not interfere in our politics. that stuff is interfering right now in our politics because miks flynn ---- >> sean: there's no way we could not have gotten that information if it leaked -- >> no, the question really is,in the other thing is this, most

senior officials who have highea clearances cannot see the names of the people in these intercepts. that's the other thing. they are redacted. >> sean: great point. sara, i saw you shaking your head. >> yes, eli brings up several important points here, even more so, not just what happened withl lieutenant general mike flynn, but think about this, they exposed an operation on the russians as well as other state actors. they said hey, we are monitoring all your phone calls, your cell phone is wiretapped. your landlines are wiretapped, what are the russians going to do? they are going to tighten their belts and find out how to fix their phone line so that we cannot monitor them. there are people within the u.s. intelligence community that i have spoken with today and yesterday but say there should be an investigation because basically, they have been burned. by their own. >> sean: this is what you do. >> a complete violation of law.

leaks, nine people leaking to the post, others reading transcripts on the phone. there needs to be an investigation into this. this is bigger than what everyone is seeing. imagine this, right now the russians and other state actors like iran, syria, everybody is burning all of their phones. they know that the nsa has the capability to get into those. >> sean: that's scary. in many ways, elect inclusion may be right that the people are doing that. that is insidious and in many cases can be outright evil. before i get to you, paul sperry, let me play sean spicer talking about this very topic. >> not the idea that just in this administration but in the obama administration, going back to the bush administration and back, we have an issue or classified information is handled in such a way that is being given out, and i know in

some cases, it is a good story. i understand that, that is your responsibility to some degree. but there's also a story here, with the amount of leaks that are coming out, people that are entrusted with national security secrets, classified information are leaking it out. that is a real concern for this president. when he was talking on the phone with a world leader, when he is making key decisions in protecting this country that we have to wonder whether or not people who work for our government who are entrusted with classified information and material are leaking that information out. that i do believe it's a bigth story that should be reported. i also believe that the president is rightly sos very, very concerned about this because it is not just plaguing the current situation but it goes back to the obama administration, bush administration, clinton administration. when we have government employees that are entrusted with this and then leak it out, that undermines our national security. >> sean: paul sperry you wrote to "the new york post," you

wrote a column that wasth extremely disturbing, if true, that obama is scheming to sabotage trump's presidency. do you see any connection here and explain. >> intel has been politicized, there's no question about that to delegitimize, undermine trump. that goes back to december. these other protests against trump and also republicans from these town hall meetings. obama and his organizers it turns out are behind those protests. they are not spontaneous, they are being organized. >> sean: do you think someoneot in the intelligence community could have leaked this as an, obama supporter?o bureaucrats?anent >> quite possibly, in the casert of these marches and other protests, these are being organized by groups founded by obama, organizing for action. it's a radical group, it just got a lot of money.

they are training an army of agitators to sabotage trump and his policies while at the same time protecting obama's legacy like obamacare and the dreamers. and here is ofa listed prominently on obama's new web site, ofa organizing for action. >> sean: you think it's a lot deeper. wow. i think we've got a long way to go, based on what all of you are saying, and you are all experts in national security issues, wey need an investigation about where these leaks are coming from. it seems like this is political and damaging a lot of people. that's the other side of the story that a lot of people are avoiding. good to see you all. thank you for your insight, good columns today. coming up next, right here, tonight on "hannity." >> as time goes on, obviously the situation became unsustainable.nn >> kellyanne, that doesn't make sense. >> sean: reactions to michael

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headquarters, i am jackie ibanez in new york. new revelations about the trump campaign's relationship with russia. according to "the new york times," u.s. agencies intercepted phone calls last year between trumps aids and russian intelligence officials. there's reportedly no evidence to suggest that the trump campaign was working with the russians on efforts to influence the election. the report comes just one day after national security advisor michael flynn resigned. after admitting he withheld information about his pre-inaugural conversations with the russian ambassador to the u.s. authorities listing an evacuation order for nearly 200,000 people living near california's oroville dam. but with work crew still racing to damaged, people are urged to remain alert. it could unleash a 30-foot wall of water. i am jackie ibanez. now, back to "hannity." >> sean: welcome back to

"hannity," kellyanne conway with a verbally criticized while attempting to discuss the resignation of mike flynn. watch this. >> you are saying that was the straw that broke the camel's back, that the white house knew about that last month, when thee justice department warned the white house thatge mr. flynn or general flynn had not been completely honest in characterizing that conversation with the russian ambassador and they even went further to say as a result of that dishonesty, he was at risk for blackmailing by the russians. >> that's one characterization, but the fact is that general flynn continued in that position and within the presidential daily briefings, as recently as yesterday. he was there for the prime minister's visit from canada yesterday. as time wore on, obviously the situation became unsustainable -- >> kellyanne, that makes no sense. >> sean: joining us now, kellyanne conway. one observation, we have been friends for over two decades. i see you on media appearancese

and just my own thoughts, if somebody was a liberal and up woman and was treated in certain circumstances, i feel like it but been news. you feel the media has been extremely hostile towards you? >> i don't want to feel that way, we get lots of questions. tough is fine but they should be fair, actually just saying that i made no sense where it made no sense is inaccurate. in this instance. as our press secretary, sean spicer said the daily briefing, a white house council reviewed that information and concluded that this is not a legal matter. ultimately it was a matter of trust. it was not a legal matter that warranted further at that moment, that's all i was trying to convey. i was answering a couple of w different questions. i do find sometimes that there are conclusions in search of evidence. if we don't answer it in the way they want it answered, look,

sometimes you're asking a question that is not particularly relevant but we are patiently trying to answer it.en maybe not just the way you want it answered.d. look, i'm not a big fan of talking about sexism and exclusion and all of that. i also think things started to shift when i was a speaker at the march for life. i saw a real change in tone and attitude among many people that i would go and speak at the march for life and of course vice president pence did as well and he made history doing that. that's all right, sean. i just want the american people to see all the action thisse president is taking on.

just today he had a listening session, parent-teacher conference with parents and educators from private schools, public, charter, homeschools, we have a new secretary of the department of veteran affairs. steven mnuchin last night, at the treasury. the president just today rescinded some of these awful regulations and a really remarkable -- >> sean: i think there are some truths here. at remarkable speed, the speed of trump, he is moving very quickly. they are more focused on attacking you and attacking ivanka, jared, bannon, miller, gorka, and even the 10-year-old son of the president. i want to know specifically about these leaks though. sam frizzell, this is not the first time leaks are coming from the intelligence community, our friend wrote a piece, about the shadow warriors. eli lake by the way wrote a piece today about the intelligence leaks.

my question to you is where are these leaks coming from, are they against the law, are they coming from people that are loyal to the former administration and when does it stop -- it's a danger that's associated with these leaks, and will there be an investigation? >> the president made that very clear, we are very concerned about leaks. particularly as it goes to intelligence and security w information. it is extremely concerning, it is not for me to say where they are coming from or whether there would be an investigation bututi obviously it is taken very seriously by our commander-in-chief and president because he has said as much as recently as this week, he's right. we've seen this before, we are seeing it again this week. leaks within the intelligence security, leaks about them i should say, it should concern everyone. if people are running to the media to leak and not to the proper authorities, that should concern all of us.o this is not -- it is not adi partisan issue, it is dangerous

stuff.n i appreciate your opening questions to me as well. all i is whether it's any trump administration official that so-and-so got grow, so it's a struggle, contentious interviews. i guess this is great click bait but these leaks, what is beingle put out there. >> sean: i know you made an off-the-cuff comment, it was on fox & friends, i do believe i have friends inside at nordstroc that they believe it is political what happened with i ivanka's line. you are violating the standards of conduct, they are claiming. is this really how trivial things are going to get and what is your reaction to it? >> i do not have a comment on any type of investigation. i've been very straightforward about that particular incident. i will leave it atat that.

>> sean: all right, kellyanne, thank you for being with us. we get more reaction to michael flynn's resignation. later tonight... >> that's your point of view, sean. that's not the reality. >> that is a truth, radical islamists are at war with america.an >> sean: last night i went one on one with jorge ramos over thi immigration crisis, geraldo rivera and bo dietl are here with reaction as we continue. , geraldo rivera and bo dietl are here with reaction as we what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. oh yes.... even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands.

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questionable instances it won't let the president to ask for general flints resignation. >> sean: that was sean spicero on retired lieutenant michael flynn's resignation as national security advisor. fox news contributor, richard grenell, charlie hurt and former u.n. ambassador and the ceo of the soderberg global solutions group, nancy soderberg. good to see you all. nancy, are you at all concerned, intelligence leak after another, are you concerned about that? >> i always am. this has so many different levels to it. why were they listening in on flynn's conversation with the russians? they briefed the white house, they do not know if someone did it in the white house, and the justice department, i think there will be real

investigations but this is going to quickly shift from forms resignation to what kind of white house does trump want? this is a "game of thrones" ire was told today, he's got the lead and decide -- one side is not talking to another, and that got a little war going on in there. he's got to lead and decide -- >> sean: i think they are growing pains in any administration. rick, let me go to you, the intelligence aspect of this. that is not to be troubling. this is not the first time, this is now the seventh time that a major things are being leaked.d. that is against the law, number one. number two, this is got to be troubling to any american citizen, that their governmente. is the one that is listening in on them and leaking it. >> yeah, it's really troublesome. g we have had a growing problemng with politically motivated intel officers, let's be very clear. most of the intel officers are

great americans working very hard. there are some who are more loyal to political party. they were gaining ground during the obama administration but frankly, the obama team did not really crackdown because most of the leaks benefited them. but with the election of donald trump, this has been blown wide open. we now have politically motivated intel officers leaking information about the president's calls. look at what spun when he spoke to the australian head of state. it is really strange to have this activity going on in our intel community, the press will probably not crackdown on this because they will benefit as well. congress needs to step up and there needs to be some mature congressional representatives from both sides of the aisle to go in and crack down and startco firing people. from leaking this affirmation

about u.s. officials. >> sean: i guess the next logical question here is okay,ir he did not tell the whole truth to the vice president who asked him. the white house said nothinger illegal was done here, a 1799 act that they were referring to, the logan act, no one had ever been prosecuted under that. nothing criminal, and then they spend a couple weeks finding ouh what happens with that and it results in the issue of trust. but based on leaked information. what does that mean for the trump white house? i >> obviously the trump administration is dealing with a lot of bureaucrats, people that are clearly leaking and not only for political purposes but also specifically targeted at mike flynn with an effort to try to discredit him and to try to get him kicked out of the administration. t that's a really huge thing. it's important to remember --

>> sean: do agree with me, they are going after -- targeting one-on-one, around trump? their ultimate goal is to get him. >> they are doing it to themselves. that's what's being investigated here. he apparently told the fbi, which is a felony.g >> sean: hillary clinton lied a lot. the media was not as hysterical about it. >> obama actually did prosecute leaks more than anyone else. >> sean: the person most responsible for the biggest risk of national security was hillary and she got away with it. >> let's agree to disagree on that point. n on flynn, there is an issue here on whether he lied to the fbi. to focus on the leaks is not the only issue.th >> the underlying crime, what he supposedly did by violating the logan act versus what hillary clinton did after benghazi? there is no comparison. >> nobody is making that

comparison. the logan act i agree, i've been on presidential transitions. everybody has those discussions. no one was going to prosecute mike flynn -- it's about the cover up, not the original sin, had he been honest? we would not have this mess. >> sean: but if the intelligence did not get leaked, we would not be here at all. good to see you all. coming up next, tonight on this busy news night, here on "hannity." >> that's your point of view, sean. but that's not the reality. >> here's the reality, radical islamists are at war with america. >> sean: jorge ramos and i had a very heated one-on-one debate on illegal immigration. we will get reaction from geraldo rivera, bo dietl. and also tonight... >> we will defeat radical islamic terrorism and we will not allow it to take root in our country. we are not going to allow it. >> sean: president trump is not afraid to use the term radical islam and now one former state department official now explains why the term was never used during the obama

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity," last night i went one-on-one with univision news anchor jorge ramos in a debate about illegal immigration. take a look at this.s. >> the same country that gave me job opportunities that myy country of origin cannot give me, now we are treating other immigrants in this administration -- >> sean: would you gamble with the lives of americans?

even though when we know they have been -- >> you might think that you are right, sean. but many people think that what donald trump -- undermining the national security of the united states. that's your point of view, sean. but that is not the reality. >> sean: here's the reality. this is the truth, radical islamists are at war with america. >> sean: geraldo rivera, bo dietl. even you have come around on the wall. or you want a door. >> but there is a fundamental problem. when you consider that latinos are 18% of the u.s. population, and growing, the largest minority group in the country, there is no one on the trump cabinet, no one at the high level of the trump administration who is latino. to me, a lot of this is people

are now fearful of these immigration rates, they are fearful because no one is there to calm down. what are you insinuating though? are you insinuating there is racism? you want identity and racial policies? >> i am stating for a fact that when you have 1 out of every five americans who is a member of a particular ethnic group -- they are unrepresented, that is probably why you have some of these problems. failure of communication. it tells too much about -- >> this was put into play along time ago when they were rounding up these gang members that were involved in shootings and rapes and everything.in round them up and ship them out. i don't understand why the real left all of a sudden is so upset about it. we want to get rid of illegal criminals. i don't want to get rid of families -- >> do you know the definition of

criminal alien, according to the i.c.e., when asked, anyone in this country illegally is a criminal alien. we have a definition that brock, it was -- >> sean: the president is not using that definition. a distinction. people that have become criminals after they have been in here. >> i've heard him suggest. dreamers are further down the line. there are dreamers, he postpones the dreamers. why not just say, i mean drug dealers and ms 13 members. murderers and rapists. >> these are really gang members, people involved in criminal activity. >> yesterday, they rounded up a whole bunch of people, they were not gang bangers. they were here without y documentation. >> sean: last night, what i showed jorge ramos, you know how

many times i have been down to the border, i have almost traveled as much is you. i saw the drug warehouses, i sat the criminals and gang members being arrested and i talk to these guys. i sat through that security briefing with our top guysna in texas and the rio grande area. 642,000, they put it up on thegh screen, crimes committed against texans alone including and not the majority of some rapes, sexual crimes, murder. why risk one american life where we can secure the border, vet people before they come in and if they want to be a part of our family, great. if they cannot pass the test, too bad. >> and i oppose nothing that you just said. when i suggested the people watching right now, we are in the middle of the largest city in the united states. 8.5 million people. within 40 miles of the empire state building, there are

1.25 million undocumented immigrants. you would never hear about it. you never hear about them because they are not the rapists, the drug dealers, the killers. >> sean: if you lost one of your kids... >> i actually agree with geraldo. but the 11 million illegals in the country, i really believe that the majority of them are hard-working people that want to do the right thing for their families. i am talking about -- i am for totally the - criminal element bye-bye, get rid of them, throw them through that door. trump has come around. when he first talked about his going to deport 11 million people. he has backed off that. >> you need to be clear -- say i am not here for guadalupe bay. she was deported. she came at the age of 14. last week. >> i thought it was an old

girlfriend of yours. [laughter] w >> you cannot undermine my argument. >> sean: when we come back...r] >> we will defeat radical islamic terrorism, and we will not allow it to take root in our country. t we are not going to allow it. >> sean: president trump is not afraid to call out our a enemies but the obama administration refused to use the term radical islam. tonight, we will hear about a good reason why. next on "hannity." a

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explain the obama administration's aversion to calling radical islam by its name, the defeat of radical islamic extremism, we needed our islamic allies, the jordanians, emirates and the egyptians and the saudi's and david believed that term unfairly vilified that whole region. here with reaction, muhammad ali allow he, former marine, brigitte gabriel, you won't even say the words radical islam. in the name of your religion, and the name of a la it has become a worldwide problem, killing. killing in the name of religion. >> this is a new name, taliban, isis, radical islam. those who claim to be muslim but

not radical islam. some muslims might be radical like those who are supporting syrian into saudi arabia. the point is that the same president -- >> sean: is iran not radical? >> isn't it radical to fight isis? >> sean: the iranians throwing gay people off their homes? are you defending the iranian revolution? >> i am defending anyone who contributes to our civilization. sean, the last three years, mort than 3,000 iranian students serving this country, is not radical? >> it just doesn't make sense. i mean, it is completely all over the middle east. it's being destroyed.

>> anything radical, we are against it. >> how are you against it? i don't understand. >> what about radical christianity or the ones who killed the six muslims in canada? you don't talk the religion. >> of course there is radical islam, you call the saudi'sca radical but not the iranians -- you cannot call your own people back. when you talk about what you said in the opening segment,al obama policy -- we do not want to offend our friends in the middle east such as egypt by calling radical islamics - radical, obama was friends withp the muslim brotherhood who are the real muslims, he was trying to please them. the moderate president of egypt -- >> sean: to identify what is a worldwide threat, radical islamists also kill a lot of muslims, all over europe.

all over america, we have seen the devastation of evil in our time which is radical islamic terror. >> it is. they kill other muslims because they believe other muslims basically do not walk the same path that they do. >> sean: i've got to go. >> can i say something, you came to this country -- >> sean: we will unveil our new segment, it is called the "hannity" hotline, you, talking to me. oh, no. who knows what is there. straight ahead. here's to the heroes -- america's small business owners. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes, who use their expertise to keep those businesses covered. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes behind the heroes, who brought us delicious gyros. actually, the gyro hero owns vero's gyros, so he should have been with those first heroes. ha ha! that's better.

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facebook.com/seanhannity, @seanhannity on twitter. time to play at some of the messages, and i don't know what is coming that you left for me on the "hannity hotline." take a listen. >> this is patricia from kentucky, i wanted to know how much i appreciate hearing the truthful news from fox news and you. >> i am proud of donald trump, the way he is representing the country, and i think he will do a good job. the president we had in their destroyed this country. >> i feel the same way you do, that the liberals court has put our country in great jeopardy of harm with isis infiltrating the refugees. >> i feel like i don't have a place and i finally might have a voice. so thank you for putting this hotline out. >> sean: you have something to say to me, can be mean, nice, we're going to play some of your comments. call the number you see on your

screen, 877-225-8587. tell us your name come up where you live, and we will play more of your calls tomorrow night. that's all the time we have left this evening. see you tomorrow night. ♪ here is martha. >> martha: breaking tonight, as washington turns on one of their own, the russians perhaps taking advantage of the distraction. in recent hours, they have moved a spy ship just off the u.s. coast, buzzed a u.s. destroyer within 300 feet, and deployed cruise missiles in defiance of a cold war treaty. perhaps, testing the new president while the white house is mired in its own mess tonight. i am martha maccallum and this is day 26 of the first 100 days. general jack keane in a moment i met emerging part of the story. but first, to the machiavelli and day in d.c. an important reminder about the full picture of the story. nsa director, retired general