tune in every night at 9:00 p.m. which is a sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, groupthink, sean hannity is up next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: hello see pac! how are you? welcome to "hannity," we'll broadcasting from c peck 2017, doesn't officially start until tomorrow, we are at the gaylord national resort in a beautiful

maryland, kellyanne conway willn be here tonight. dr. sebastian, and we're goingn to be taking questions from this wonderful audience, how are you all doing? [cheers and applause] are you all happy with the last 30 days? how many of you are irredeemabl irredeemable, deplorable americans? how many cling to your god, your guns, your bible, and religion? how many have prayed to the high heavens that barack hussein obama is gone. [cheers and applause] how many think the media in this country is so fundamentally dishonestly corrupt? are you ready to help stop

america's precipitous decline? are you excited about the opportunity to fix this country? i want to hear a loud applause, no applause. how happy are you with president trump's first 30 days? [cheers and applause] this is a historic opportunity. for us to get this country together. i spent an entire year last year, this is how corrupt the media is. you go back to 2007, 2008, remember i was doing something called vetting barack obama, you remember that? if you weren't watching, you have to leave. so i'm vetting obama, here's a guy that is a disciple, learns from communist frank marshallt davis, an acorn organizer, how

does that qualify you to be a dogcatcher, i don't get it. he goes to the church of gd america, a year later when i broke the story, reverend rice did one interview during that election cycle, it was with me and he never showed up back on television again. i'm very proud of that. [applause] imagine if donald trump, general donald j. trump our president, if he started his political career in the home of anru unrepented terrorist part of ata group that bombed the pentagon, the capital, new york city police headquarters and on 9/11, 2001 all days was quoted as saying i wish we had done more in terms of terrorist activities. how many times, can anyone answer, how many times that are corrupt alt left media ever ask barack obama the question about his association with bill ayres?

wrong! sorry. not zero, one time. you want to know why because george stephanopoulos, clinton sycophant, i couldn't resist, he was on my radio show the day before he was hosting a debate. i fed him the question. he didn't even know who bill ayres was at the time. it wast donald trump, bill ayr, how many times do you think the american corrupt liberal leftist overpaid media outlets what have asked the question? this is hollywood, one of our guys. george w. bush calls him that they are. are good guys. we0 worked together 20 years, they are my friends. we have an opportunity but we have forces that are working very hard against us. you've got the snowflake brigade, the paid protesters,

those people that have nothing better to do, they don't work like the rest of us, so they goo to protest to protest. you've got the democratic establishment, day one to talk about impeachment because their crybabies and whiners and they lost they can't admit it. and we've got the media with their corruption, basically declared war on president trump, they want to do everything they can to do to hurt this opportunity to help this country. then we've got republicans that have shown that they are weak and feckless and spineless and it's time for them to get off their ass and do their job. [cheers and applause] that's was time for them to do. this is so important, what we complicated. we give out statistics every single day on the program, i repeated myself on purpose, not because i like to hear myself talk, we have 95 billion of our fellow americans out of the labor force, the lowest labor

participation rates in the 70s. 50 million people that are on food stamps, that is 13 million more than one barack obama became president. we have 8 million americans, our fellow friends, neighbors, relatives, they live in poverty, 15 million total, 8 million more since obama was president. we have the worst recovery since the 1940s, the lowest home ownership rate since in 51 years.wn we have literally the only president that never in one year of his presidency reached 3% gdp growth, not one time, what is it that we want is conservatives? world conservative libertarian here right? we won the election, the snowflakes lost. what do we want to do? it's simple. we want to keep our country safe, we want to keep our country secure, that's not that hard. is it really tough to vet people

that are going to be guests coming into our house? unlike the left in the media, i'm not willing to gamble with your life or the life of any other american. [cheers and applause] is it really -- we have an estimated 8 million illegal immigrants, i've been down tois the border 12 times, i've said this many times, i've been on helicopters, boats, all-terrain vehicles, if you really want to left, look at me on horseback. i've been to a drug warehouse is as big as this room, floor to ceiling drugs that were aimed to come to this country for your children, your friends, your relatives and poison our kids. nobody seems to talk about that. i went to a security briefing with governor rick perry, 642,000 texans were victims of crime including rate and murder in some instances in a seven year period marked by illegal immigrants. donald trump wants to bet refugees, i said that's fair, that's moral, and the right thing to do.

[applauding] i don't think it's too much to ask that if you want to come to our country that you obey our laws and sovereignty. i don't think that's too much to ask. then you look at -- what's the rest of histh agenda? obamacare, we didn't keep our doctors wouldn't keep our plans and we didn't say $2500 per family per year. he lied, yes, ma'am. in the eight years he was president, health care costs for the average family in this country went up $5,400, that does not include a 2016, if you live in arizona, it just went up this year alone another 117%. on average it went up another 35%, aetna said it's a spiral, the ceo of aetna. humana just pulled out for 2018. i want republicans to show the

backbone and keep the promise they have given in the last eight years, repeal and replace this thing. health care savings accounts, free market competition, affordability, take it from job to job, will deal with pre-existing conditions, we have to help the poor people one way or the other, were not going to let them die, we don't what they have in great britain, national health service. the agenda is not hard. how about an economic plan? isn't it great? how do donald trump talk them into not bringing plans to mexico? how did he keep fiat chrysler? you notice every company now e wants to meet with the president, i'm spending $7 trillion right now, they want the free publicity. also they know that better times are ahead because if the president is able with the help of congress to fulfill his economic plan, think of what we've got.'v

we've got multinational corporations, trillions of dollars parked overseas, they want to bring the money back because they're going to have to pay confiscatory taxes, he said will give you a 10% rate, bring the money back, build your factory here, invest in america. build your manufacturing centers here and let the forgotten men and women in detroit, michigan, and milwaukee, wisconsin, and cleveland, ohio, philadelphia, pennsylvania, let them have opportunities that they have. america first. his economic plan is seven brackets to three, a 15% corporate tax rate which will ga from the highest in the industrialized world to one of the lowest. incentivize corporations toze stay, build of those factories, and all those men and women in poverty out of the labor force on food stamps can now see the american dream come back to them. i speak from very blue-collar roots.

i spent 20 years of my life as a blue-collar worker come i wash dishes, i was a cook i was a busboy come i was a waiter, i was a bartender, not a really good time of my life. i didn't quite behave in those years, stop laughing, i heard you. [laughter] i know what goes on here at night, i've seen it.t. then i worked in construction, i was a house painter, i hung wallpaper, i framed houses, i did roofing come i fell off a h roof three and half stories hit the ground, woke up i had common sense kick in and i was a conservative. true story. i was dangling like this, i clicked it back in and it was like a one and a million shot, the doctor told me. i did all the jobs and i will tell you right now, that they lying corrupt immediate thatig never vented obama, that neveror told you the truth about obama, the lying liberal media that never told you the truth about hillary, how bad were the

wikileaks revelations that showed the media colluding with the campaign of hillary clintonh to try to undermine then candidit is the single most cort revealing moment of media bias, disinformation, propaganda distortion, and outright lies that they are willing to tell. they gave her the questions at cnn, i know. fake news. fake news! of all the media outlets, which one was the worst? cnn. i can't hear you. here's my thing, i want to say at one point in order to bring our guest out. it is an honor to be back with you now, my third year in a row. [cheers and applause] i got to say this, the media is against our president, we have

democrats against the present, we have freaky weird snowflakes against the president, and we even have weak republicans against the president. rhinos. yes. the only -- you cannot expect to vote in november and accomplish this agenda at the extreme vetting, this agenda, he kept his prague do not promise. neil gorsuch, an originalist, on the court. he's keeping his promise to repeal and replace health care, he's keeping his promise to build the wall, he's keeping his promise on building the military on saving the va and keeping the promise for great men and women that served this country. for him to be successful, he's going to need every one of you in this room to stay engaged, tm fight, to help to call, and to be active in the process, are you willing to do that?

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>> live from america's news headquarters, i am jackie bonnie is in new york. two of president trump's top aides visiting mexico this week. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson and homeland security secretary john kelly are slated to meet with mexican president and enrique pena nieto. relations between the two countries deteriorated after president trump insisted mexico pay for a border wall. it mexico also against mr. trump's forceful steps against illegal immigration. he has pledged to overhaul of the mexican-u.s. trade relationship. some people are allowed back to

the san jose, california, homes. earlier, several neighborhoods forced an evacuation from 14,000 people. many even had to be rescued by boat. the region is finally drying out after many reigns. let warning to continue through saturday morning. i am jackie bonnie is coming up back to "hannity." for all your headlines log onto fox news.com. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity" as we are broadcasting from the gaylord national resort and convention center and for the first time in many years, the sitting president of the united states will be in attendance here at this conference this year. joining us now is the counselor to the president and might i add the first woman in american history to ever be a campaign manager of a winning campaign. let's welcome kellyanne conway. [cheers and applause]

[chanting] >> sean: i can't hear you! what's new? anything happening lately? >> had an incredible first month with present action, president impact, donald j.io trump. >> sean: we've known each other for over 20 years, probably 25, easily. >> that's the birthdate of some of these kids. >> sean: i know. how many here are 20 years old or younger, i hate you.ea i known you, i watched, i have a list here of everything the president has accomplished in 30 days. the list is extensive and a long and but for my show and may be one other show, nobody in thend

media has talked about the incredible pace, speed, success of the president, why do you think that is? >> some people talk about biased or fair coverage, like a fair coverage, my grievance is reallo full coverage, we want the complete story told. president trump has initiatedco about 23, 24 executive action since he got over the job a month ago. one of them has gotten all ofnc the attention. i think there's something called presumptive negativity. what is he saying, what are his advisors saying, it must be something wrong, it must be something negative. i just would ask people to give us a wide berth, focus on what he's doing. he's keeping all of these campaign promises at a quick clip. he is never in a rush to do the wrong thing, his entire career which has been decidedly outside of politics, dealmaking, he absorbs information i've never seen a more brilliant

communicator, a more natural connector, he's been the transactional guy his entire life. he absorbs the informationtr he needs, and he uses a cause of cancer. he's been doing as president in the first month. the list is longth and growing weird just today he talked about not having a budget soon. he talked about obamacare replacement coming in the next few weeks. rbc taxes will go hand-in-hand with that. we've got energy investment, trade deals being renegotiated. he's had all these roundtable discussions that everybody can see. a realpi impact. intel, $7 billion investment. that's my point, there are such great stories to tell, facts and figures to put out there. stories to tell that we just want to make sure are reaching people. i have a lot of faith in the wisdom of the american people,in they can pull the information themselves. so many people in the mainstream media don't like the president

using twitter, too bad. he's cutting out the middleman. it's the democratization of information, every one can see at the same time with the president of the united states just said. >> sean: this is another example of fake news, i have an article put out by cnn, shocking. [boos]e kellyanne conway sidelined from tv after flynn debacle, how many dates have even booked on the show court to mark you are never sidelined. >> i'm not, somebody's trying td start trouble, about 5% of what what i'm asked to do in this white house counselor role is tv. i think that's about right because he's the president now. he's his own best messenger. he held a press conference at 77 minutes, took 17 questions. you got that information for free all at the same time. two days later, he was at a

rally in florida, he's his own best messenger. we don't need to be out of there all the time. there are some people trying to get in my way up also gobbled up a lot of people's tv w opportunities. on the outside, i believe, folks trying to use me as click bait and a headline, i am there to serve the president was there to serve the american people. i know very clearly what the portfolio includes, what i'm doing as part of the senior team and i'm comfortable with that. we are playing long ball, long haul. it would've been nice to havee been consulted on that, i don't think i have to exclude myself, because i'm out with four kids looking at houses and schools. a lot of my colleagues are trying to figure out how to be a mother of four kids, i assure you. >> sean: congratulations. [cheers and applause] i when i saw the headline i literally have a list that is now pages long of all the fake l news stories, i read the story

today, that's impossible because she is booked my show. >> not even worth arguing, it doesn't bother us. some things are really, really small in the presidency and donald trump in the presidency and vice president pence are really big they're going to do things that impact people's lives, all this all the statistics you see every signal night on every day on the radion i know the statistics are going to improve under the president and vice president, that's why i'm here, that's why you're here. it's a future shared by all. >> sean: the key to any political success is keeping your promises and we see this unfolding and happening every day. i just think you have a lot ofur fierce opposition out there and this is real, this is organized. i would argue money is behind it. i would argue that probably obama is encouraging the protests, that's what he saidob publicly.es

yes, soros. i have to wonder what he might be doing, i have to wonder what he might be doing privately. if you are able to get americans back to work, and back out ofif poverty and also food stamps and able to make us energy independent and give us a better health care system and secure the country through vetting and walls, to me, that would be so refreshing. my question is about congress. i talk about the speed of trump and at this pathetically slow speed of congress. i had speaker ryan on my show and ask him very pointed questions. when is this going to be done? he says legislatively into hundred basin is consulting with the white house, are you confident that it will all be done as you wanted and 200 days at the president wants? >> in my view, president trump but sheer pace of action ups everyone else's game. he is setting the agenda, the content, the paste. you can't help when you're around him to want to even meett those expectations, i know thate speaker ryan and leader

mcconnell and the other leaders in the house and senate are very hard at work and working very closely with the white house. >> sean: i don't trust a lot of them. how many of you trust them? >> i tell you one thing, causation and not coincidence that the electorate at times and divided government, they were so tired of the excuses of divided government for both sides. even though we promise because we don't have the white house,de we can't do x and y because we promised even though they don't have the congress. they have most of the governorships, state legislators, that's not a mistake.e. that's the electorate saying we actually want action and not impediments. >> sean: we have to take a break, stay with us, we'll come back as we continue from cpacpe 2017. it will take question from the crowd and conservative union, chairman matthew schlapp willl join us

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity," we are at sea pack 2017 and we continue, i want to stay on this issue. i did feel better after i interviewed paul ryan, and he promised me in 200 days, legislatively, things are going to get them. in fairness to them, we've got to deal with reconciliation because of the way the health care bill was passed. it's got to pass, it's got to be revenue neutral. it's got to be cbo scored. there are challenges to do it. the reality is i want the vetting, i want the economic plan that the president talked about, i want energy independence, i want it all. he said it legislatively into 200 days he thinks that could happen.

>> this is the congress has been working on these issues for years. look at repealing and replacing obamacare. something preparing for we never had a chance because president obama was not going to repeal obamacare. now you have secretary price who wasn't in congress all those years, you have director mulvaney who was in congress all these years, these are folks who are working with their former colleagues, and i'm very confident that legislation will be there. >> sean: how about general kelly? he's been great. or mad dog mattis. >> rex tillerson state, we haveg 14 secretaries, the latest, talk about lethargic pace, a lot of obstruction in the air. in the end, he's put together a really brilliant, very conservative cabinet, men and women who have other things to do and other places to be who wish to serve at this point in time, this president. >> sean: i want to add one point and then will go to questions. i have watched you be attacked

viciously and unfairly, we've seen that happen to the president. even attacked his 10-year-old son, they've attacked his wife. they've attacked ivanka, they've attacked jared, they've attacked steve bannon, steve miller, they've attacked anybody associated with the president and its my belief that the left has almost become totally and completely unhinged at this moment and cannot seem to accept the reality they lost, and your team won.. [applauding] >> what i'd like to say is that america won i tell everyone it's a victory, a lot of credit, we have an amazing team and no substitute for excellent quality in donald trump at mike pence, no question. even if it wasn't your victory and your choice, it is your future, a future shared by all. the idea that you don't respect the office of the presidency in its current occupant, at least give him a chance to succeed. this was not the way i was

raised. the attacks are one thing. i think when you work for president trump, you take his lead and guidance, he's pretty impervious to his naysayers. >> sean: it means you do notot sleep ever. >> it's a mystery to me. i've been so excited, i've been coming to cpac for 15, 20 years, on and off as a speaker. the one thing i talked about that came true for donald trump, for years, talked about the fiction of electability in the republican party they always asked us question who can win what work you can win, you can win, you can't win, sucking thes lifeblood out of our would-be nominees, and he replaced electability with electricity. he went back to the he said come with me, i'm not grassroots and said come with me. i'm not building a traditional campaign, and building a movement. people felt like they were art part of that, even if you didn't support him at the beginning, people felt like they were ae part of it. he's got all of that goodwill

coming in with him of people who believe in him because of his message. he comes to washington owing no one anything. that's why you will get a lot done. >> sean: that's why people need to stay engaged. what's your name? >> i'm ashley from franklin massachusetts. i'm here with turning point usa> [cheers and applause] my question is how do we as conservative women take down the identity and gender politics of the left? >> sean: i think she's addressing me. go right ahead. >> he heard gender and got all excited. i think you start out by recognizing t this past electio, women comprise the majority of the electorate, and the female candidate did not win. that means that many people in the electorate looked past gender identity and look as a country, i would think most americans would say i'd like toe have a female of president, just not that one. just not that one. [laughter]

it wasn't a hypothetical, was hillary. with that came a lot of baggage and a majority of americans even major media polls didn't trust her and didn't much like her, i think that female candidates can often benefit as seeming as great negotiators can mustst consensus builders, fresh and new to politics, there's a reason you never heard the term the old girl's network, there isn't one. women are often seen as less corruptible, more ethical, et cetera. she was just not confused with any of that. look. it's a great question because people are somewhat entranced be gender. if you share my gender, that's interesting, let me take a look. theyy really want you to share their issue set, their ideology, their faith in the future. that's what we really vote on and care. about. we are very proud of the electorate for looking past that and looking toward who shared their values and vision for the

future. >> sean: one quick question, and we have to take a break. >> tracy marlon, florida. >> swing state voter, thank youu florida. >> thanks for being a woman of integrity. [cheers and applause] what would you recommend to women wanted to start the career path in politics now and having the desire to helpr president trump administration make america great again? >> thank you, we accept all comers in terms of people who would like to serve and help this administration, so give me a call, i mean that, look me up, give me a call. in terms of start again politics, i think one thingg everybody regardless of their gender has to realize right now is the old saying you have to have the fire in your belly is true, but now you also haveir to have the bile in your throats. there's a lot to swallow in today's politics, a lot of negativity, a lot of venom. to look past that and really focus on the issues and ideas that motivate you. i think for women starting out

in politics, i would say do what you do regardless of industry, except the word now more than often than you would say a spirit people are asking to volunteer and help out or come to something on the weekend, just do it. don't say no, i don't think opportunities knocks twice.e learn the fundamentals, get with the grassroots. learn how to organize how to write a press release. how to engage with folks door to door. there's no substitute, look what happened in the selection. had we not had the grassroots, not had the candidate in h donald trump who refuse to have, did not need as much money and much personality as hillary clinton had, going out there and talking about substance and issues, thank you that would be my recommendation. thank you for your willingness to serve. >> sean: i just want to say one thing because we've been friends for so many years. are you proud of how hard she's been working? [cheers and applause]

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity" we're at cpac 2017, deputy assistant to the president, dr. sebastian gore to, give a warm cpac welcome. there he is. [cheers and w applause]

they even attacked you two. i forgot to mention you on the list. >>me i must be doing something right. >> sean: you wrote a book, i forget the exact title, how to defeat isis? i read the book, we looked at goes toalone, and it the issue of extreme vetting. chattanooga, pulls my club orlando, boston bombing, san bernardino, fort hood, and i can keep going. we got france and belgium, and it donald trump was right about sweden. you see the impact, radical islamic terrorism, isn't it unbelievable our last president didn't saysm it?

i ask you, how is this war when a boat when the fbi tells us there are thousand ongoing investigations right now, in america, in all 5050 states? the only way you can win any war is when youik are allowed to tak truthfully about who the enemy w is. imagine if we were ready to storm the beaches of normandy, okay? i say to all the guys and itchy eyes, are you ready? oh, by the way, when you hit the beachheads, just remember, don't say the word nazi because you could offend a german. you would have been court-martialed if you would've said that, that's the last eight years. >> sean: here's my fear. if you go back to the 9/11 commission report, it said and i didn't agree with all of it, onh thing i've agree with, they were at war with us, we weren't at war with them, that's a direct quote. the problem is we had all these indicators, the embassy bombings

in tanzania and kenya, the crowbar towers, the uss cole, the trade center bombing, all these indicators. are we going to look back now because of eight years going back to pre-9/11 defined set, a week to cite chattanooga, the pulse nightclub and fort hood in san bernardino and say we had no idea it was coming? n is it matter of if not when? m they want to hit us big. >> let's look at history, a man called usama bin laden twice but before 9/11 in 1996 and 1998 h openly declared war in the event states. >> sean: and we didn't pay attention. >> right. i teach a course int understanding, there's a quote i use from a holocaust survivor to open the course. this is a man who'd seen his whole family destroyed in world war ii, his wife and children die in death camps and labor camps and somebody asked

him a really fast how question they said to this old man, so what is your one take-home, you lived through all of this horror, what's one thing you would recommend people understand about world war ii and the holocaust? he said oh that's easy. when a group of people repeatedly say they want to kill you, sooner or later, you should take them seriously. >> sean: here's my question we only have a minute left. so the president comes forward with extreme vetting executive order, were going to get a new one either late this week or early next week, we're rewriting which i think is the right thing to do in light of the fact that they want judge shopping, the most liberal circuit in the country.g why do you think -- i do not c understand any reluctance or resistance that we vet people ateo our guests into our countr, and why are so many people on the left willing to gamble with the lives of all these people

here, and all these people watching at home? >> two questions, what is the logical critique to saying we want to make our immigration policies? what's the logic? do we just want to make them more efficient? what is the argument against that? how about this? when you go to sleep at night i don't care whether you live in the south side or here in georgetown, when we go to bed at night, do you lock the front door?? >> sean: then i put my gun nexti to my bed and i go to sleeplaus] >> if you do that, surely the border is our front door. surely we have control as to who enters our house, this is the house of america, the idea that we don't control it is crazy. [cheers and applause] >> sean: i think -- dr. gorka and i have become really close friends and i think we're really

lucky to understand the nature of evil in our time which is a clear and present danger of our country working with the administration, god bless you. coming up, american conservative union match lap joins us on the cpac stage as we continue, "hannity" on the road. (alarms) where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one of the most trustworthy names! ordering a getaway car with an app? are you randy? that's me! awesome! surprising. what's not surprising? how much money erin saved by switching to geico. everybody comfortable with the air temp? i could go a little cooler. ok. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.

>> sean: welcome back to "hannity" as we continue on the road, we kick off tomorrow, the person responsible for putting w this big event together, american conservative union chairman matt schlapp, good to see you. we go back, a few years ago here, how many of the candidates on the stage? >> three or four. we had 17 candidates, i remember saying from this stage the people assembled we would hear from the president of the from the president of the united states. >> sean: i asked the audience tw say at some of you're going toou be frustrated your guys didn'te

win, but will you unite around the candidate, we still havee these snowflake never trumper whiners, complainers, you think it's for the movement? >> i think it has. conservatives have never won so much at the ballot box. never been a position to have the white house, senate, and the house. we have got a chance that ronald reagan didn't even have. ronald reagan is the last president to come to cpac in his first year. it was a generation ago, we've got the chance on the agenda, we cannot squander it. >> sean: tell me what part of any, the only area of disagreement some conservatives could have with president trump venting his conservatives, repeal and replacing his conservative, his economic plant is right out of reagan, building a strong national defense taking care of our vets.

energy independence, what partor of that is not conservative? >> how about neil gorsuch, how about the most conservative cabinet in the last 50 yearsne according to our own ratings? he is really starting off in the right way and i think conservatives feel respect, i think it's good to be a great partnership. >> i think it has been already. are you all happy with what he's put together a quick let's give it up for our good friend, thank you, we appreciate you being with us, when we come back from a very important question of the day and a lot of football throwing, that's straightahead. in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe.

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