don't miss "hannity," he is up next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," newt gingrich will join us in just a minute. "portraits of courage," president george w. bush's new book. hollywood elites spewing hate and attacking the president at the oscars in a pretty disgusting display. that is tonight's opening monologue. yes, another self-congratulatory award show as if they are not enough. so-called tolerant liberal celebrities gathered last night at the oscars all patting themselves on the back and predictably bashing donald trump. it did not take long for host

jimmy kimmel to go after the commander-in-chief. watch this. >> this broadcast is being watched live by millions of americans and around the world in more than 225 countries that now hate us. i think that is an amazing thin thing. i want to say thank you to president trump. remember last year when it seems like the oscars were racist? [laughter] >> we are at the oscars, the academy awards. you are nominated. you got to come, where families are nominated. some of you will get to come up on this stage tonight and give a speech that the president of the united states will tweet about in all caps during his 5:00 a.m. ball movement. >> sean: imagine if we talked about president obama's 5:00 a.m. bowel movement? where are the awards for firemen, policemen, doctors, and

people who save other people's lives? we have here holier than thou hollywood elites, they are just huge hypocrites. they destroys everything the president says or does but they stand by in complete silence when president obama said things divisive like this. take a look. >> guns or religion, i need you to go out and talk to your friends and your neighbors. i want you to talk to them whether they are independent or whether they are republican. i want you to argue with them and get in their face. middle-class families up in front, look at that. we can't -- we do not mind the republicans joining us, but they have to sit in the back if they are going to come along for the ride. if you accept the support of

clan sympathizers before your president, you will accept their support after your president. >> sean: he tore the country apart with that type of rhetoric and instead of calling it out and actually practicing what they preached, the hollywood left stood by president obama every single step of the way. hollywood did not care about obama's failed leftist economic policies and how it led to this country's precipitous decline. heard millions and millions of americans in the process. you know why? you have overpaid hollywood elites, they were not impacted by this. they were not a part of the 95 million americans out of the labor force, the lower's labor participation rate since the '70s. nearly 14 million more americans on food stamps while obama was president or 8 million more americans in poverty. their families weren't struggling like the rest of america to find these jobs, suffering and poverty on food stamps. they did not carry at all that

president obama accumulated more debt than every other president before him combined. nope. their reality is not the world that you come of the american people, live in. they are in a giant liberal bubble and they are completely out of touch. they do not seem to care about middle america, do they? they do not care about red states that voted for resident trump. they are really mocking us. they advocate for policies they are not impacted by. they want to flood the country with refugees. let's put them up in beverly hills, in malibu. let's see how quickly they may change their minds. it would not take very long. what is even more disturbing is how last night at the oscars, hollywood heaped praise on and d iranian director after --

>> i'm sorry not with you tonight, my absences out of respect for the people of my country and those of the other six nations who have been disrespected by the inhumane law that bans entry of immigrants to the u.s. dividing the world into the us and our enemy categories creates fear. a deceitful justification for aggression and of war. these wars present democracy and human rights in countries which have themselves been victims of aggression. >> sean: it really? a lecture from a guy from iran? the guy the number one state sponsor of terror? the chance death that america and israel, vows to wipe israel off the face of the earth, burns the israeli and american flag? this filmmaker, maybe you should try standing up to the mullahs before attacking america.

the seven countries impacted by president trump's temporary travel ban -- how do they treat women, gays and. they were not done attacking president trump's policies. this guy, look at him take another shot at the president. >> as a mexican, as a latin american, as a migrant worker. as a human being. i am against any form of wall that wants to separate us. >> sean: if those walls are so bad, why do so many hollywood liberal elites have walls around their mansions? they are not inviting us in. it's because these people are total frauds. my message to these snowflakes is very simple. you people disgust me. you are out of touch with real americans, millions of americans suffer because of the president you supported. and your movies and the issues, you don't want to reflect american values. my advice to hollywood, keep

going the way you are going. the more you continue to undermine the president and country and defend a guy that lectures us when he lives in the number one state sponsor of terror and will not dare take them on -- it means more of the american people will discover how irrelevant you all are. joining us now with reaction, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. how are you? >> i'm doing great. that was white and it will pinning. >> sean: can you give me one award show for nurses, surgeons that save people lives, policemen, garbage, construction workers -- where are there award shows? >> i think that is right but i t shows you what phony to be jimmy kimmel's reasoning was. those folks in hollywood make a

large part of their profit out of all those countries. they know that there movies have to sell worldwide. the fact is, those countries like our movies into most people in those countries would like to live in the u.s. we do not have a problem with americans wanting to leave to go somewhere else. we have a challenge that all over the world people want to come to the u.s., admire the u.s. and believe that we are a country that offers great opportunity. you can start from there and the whole rest of that stuff is just baloney. >> sean: do we really have to get lectured -- congratulations to the iranian that won the award but do we need a lecture when his country brutalize as women, kills gays and lesbians. the videos are out there. they can look at the people chanting death to america, wanting to annihilate israel. i thought they had a monopoly of

compassion for these groups? apparently not. >> you have to start by saying almost nobody in that room is a serious person. they are all actors that act and they all have a vague unrealistic sense of the world. you should not take them seriously. it is like having a cousin or a brother-in-law who you know it's a doofus and you would not loan him your car. but he comes by and watch as a ball game with you and you go yeah, i understand herbie. these folks are not serious people. they are often great actors and actresses, they produce entertaining products. i love movies. i have loved them my whole life but you should not take them as though they were serious people because nothing they do about the real world is serious except they love money. >> sean: good point and they are not making as much as they used to. you had a great comment about fake news.

morning what is a new threat. i love the president in his press conference, one of the greatest beat downs i ever witnessed a president give to the press. i wanted to get your reaction to it. why is it so dangerous? >> i think fake news which is only based on fake education is extraordinarily dangerous. it teaches people things that are not true. what president trump said because all the way back to ronald reagan. in his nationwide speech, when he said it is not what liberals do not know that is so dangerous. it's what they know that isn't true that is so dangerous. we have now had 50 years of liberals getting more and more out of touch with reality. we have professors who will bully students to force them to learn things that are false, entire courses in college that are idiotic. and we have reporters who come up through that system and they have as much fake education behind their fake news. it is dangerous for a country.

you saw this last night. how do you have a serious conversation in a country where you are elites think that iran is okay while the iranians actually put death to israel on the missiles they are testing? is it the level of nonsense. i'm proud of president trump for having the courage to boil down ronald reagan's critique into a very simple phrase. yet fake news based on fake education, this time we take it to head on. >> sean: well said, we will have more with the speaker. we have a new segment, it is called holding washington accountable. earlier today, they asked president trump about the white house correspondents dinner. yesterday we traveled to dallas, texas to talk and sit with george w. bush. we asked about his brand-new book, "portraits of courage" and defeatingrt isis. data and more on this busy

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during my recent sit down in my interview with paul ryan, he told me president trump's agenda will be enacted in 200 days legislatively. watch this. >> you are in full agreement with what donald trump ran on. number two, and 200 days from the legislative side, you are going to be implementing every aspect of that agenda that we talked about. >> yep. we have cushioned in our schedule, if anything slips because it's really because of senate issues, we have time to accommodate. i have cushions built into the schedule to make sure this all gets done in 2017, in case something happens and goes sideway in the senate. >> sean: i'm pretty sure that will stimulate the economy and get people back to work. see you in 200 days. >> may be before then. >> sean: we continue with newt gingrich. i gave a pretty hard-hitting

monologue on this program about how the president is moving at the speed of trump, the speed of light. congress, they said they would have a plan in the first week. then it became the spring, the summer, even something by the end of the year. i went and the speaker said no, it will be legislatively done in 200 days. the health care bill was being scored by the cbo. then on my radio show, i interviewed three people. they all said they had never even seen the bill. that is being scored. i am like, what's going on here? i'm getting nervous. does that concern you? >> no, i think it is a process of people trying to get things done. the legislating process. i think there will be a lot of turmoil, i think paul ryan thinks that. that's why he said i am some cushion. these are huge, huge issues and people can legitimately disagree

about different parts of it. the leadership is going to have a bill to repeal obamacare and replace it. the leadership is also going to have a tax bill sometime this summer. these are enormous bills. >> sean: how is it possible that they have not shared the bill with the house but it is being scored by cbo and these republicans do not know what is in it? >> because frankly, they will have to keep playing with the bill in terms of legislative drafting until they can get it scored right. i personally would abolish the congressional office, to allow them to be the arbiters. they were totally wrong on obamacare. they're dishonest. they frankly were wrong by such a huge margin. it's absurd to let them be responsible. i understand what ryan is trying to do. he wants to find a bill at the baseline, bring it to the conference and say look, this is a core document. this argue about amendments, a variety of steps. he's not going to get a single

bill through on that scale without amendments. he knows that. he knows that for example, the freedom caucus, the conservative wing of the party is going to be fighting over a couple of issues. he's also going to raise the question, will they get a single democratic vote? if yes to carry the whole thing on the republican side, he is a relatively narrow margin for error. >> sean: i am impatient by nature. i've had a sense of urgency since i came out of the womb. i like to get things done faster. am i being too impatient and expecting? i'm a little upset that they didn't have a replacement bill already done after election day. it seems like it's going a little too slow for me. is 200 days about it right legislatively? you got a lot done in 100 days. >> we got a lot done in the house in 100 days. but i suspect to go back and look how long it took us working with the senate. these are very different institutions. the challenge that mitch mcconnell has as majority leader with 52 votes in the

senate is radically different than the challenges speaker ryan has. i like his job better because you have a lot more power and a lot more control. you need to remember, sean, you and i were very convinced that donald trump would win. that it mattered for american history that donald trump would win. but, there were a lot of people that were throwing their hearts into the election. they were not thinking about the stuff. they were thinking about how they would beat hillary clinton. i think this is very different than either reagan -- reagan had 16 years from the time he gave his first goldwater speech to the time he got to be the president. i had ironically 16 years from the time i arrived as a freshman until we became a majority and i was speaker. we need to speak it through, work with people like the heritage foundation, it is totally different with this new president. i can tell you, trump is so different from any president

i've ever seen. we have to go back in many ways to answer jackson, to have a real feel for him. theodore roosevelt. this guy is different. now you have ryan, at one point there was a real tension. you had ryan and trump like thi this. reince priebus is doing a great job because as paul ryan's closest friend, he is donald trump's chief of staff too. they are gradually coming together. that's a big deal. >> sean: 200 days you think is a real possibility in terms of the time frame. listen, i am willing to take the speaker at his word but i was surprised that a fellow congressman, republicans, i will keep an eye on it. i will hold them accountable. >> no, no. we should. let me say this. mcconnell and ryan are both strong, mature personalities. they centralize things more than i would but that is their style.

they are now working with trump and they are getting to know each other better and better. these are three really determined people. i suspect that 200 days fits exactly within where the trump team wants to be and you know me, this stuff breaks down, i will be on the show saying it is breaking down. i am not going to cover for them. but i am moderately optimistic. >> sean: i was more optimistic than when i talk to him than after. newt gingrich, he will be back with us tomorrow night. we will be in d.c. at 11:00 p.m. eastern. we will be reacting to president trump's address. the fox & friends team interviewed president trump at the white house today. ainsley air ainsley earhardt wi. i travel down to dallas, texas to interview president george w. bush about his new book, "portraits of courage" and

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity" fox & friends cohosts steve doocy, ainsley earhardt sat down with the president to ask about his speech tomorrow night and so much more. take a look. >> all i can do is speak from the heart and say what i want to do. we have a really terrific -- i believe -- health care coming out. obamacare has been a disaster, it is way out of control. we i will be talking about the military, the border. on the border -- remember this -- and throughout our country, we are getting the bad ones out. the bad people. gang members, drug lords. in some cases murderers. over the years, you make a mistake, i fully understand. but when they make stories up, when they create sources, because i believe they don't have sources, they don't exist. sometimes they do exist. i believe a lot of the sources

and stories are made up. if you are fiction, they pull it out of air. with all of that being said, i thought it would be better -- if i didn't do it. >> mr. president, the oscar awards, jimmy kimmel was tweeting saying some crude comments. he insinuated that you were racist. what is your response? >> well, look. it just seems the other side -- whenever they are losing badly, they pull out the race card. i have watched it for years. i've watched it against ronald reagan, against so many other people. they always like pulling out the race card. the fact is, i did pretty well -- much better than past people in the republican party, having to do with hispanics, african-americans, did pretty well. i wouldn't be sitting here. if i didn't get numbers that were at least as good or better i would be sitting here.

>> sean: it will air tomorrow on "fox & friends." we are joined with ainsley earhardt. that's just a lot and that's just a small portion. you asked him about the oscars, take us in to the interview room and helen did you have with him? >> he spent a lot of time with us. we sat down with him and he chatted with us for about 30 minutes. then he gave us a tour for the people, for our viewers of the oval office. we ran into melania, she was planning the next event because they had the ball last night. she talked about that but we asked him so many things. we asked them about the speech, addressing congress. the military spending, the $54 billion he wants to spend on the military. i asked him about senator john mccain saying that's not going to be enough. and how he is going to pay for that expense for the $54 billion, we asked him about

tweeting. both sides of the isles are saying he needs to stop tweeting and attacking his enemies. we also asked him to grade his performance on an aid to an. he gave himself in a in one category he gave himself a c. i won't tell you what it is because you have to watch it between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. >> sean: the oscars, it was unprecedented, the attacks last night. i'm glad you asked about the white house correspondents dinner and that event. >> he said he is not going to the white house correspondents dinner because he doesn't want to be there. the people that have attacked him, they are the ones that are going to be sitting in that room and he wants to get to work for the american people he's going to be working that night. he doesn't want to be at at a social event in front of the people he doesn't feel like are fair to him and are producing fake news. >> sean: they have not really been fair to him for my's perspective too.

he seemed to take the oscars issue pretty well. i was on the other side, i was thinking maybe he should not tweet. i think it works. i like it. >> he says the people that do not like his tweeting, those are the enemies. we asked him specifically. many people are wanting to stop attacking your enemies. the people that want him to stop attacking, he says, they are the enemy. >> sean: set your alarm, wake up early. watch ainsley earhardt's interview tomorrow morning, 6- 6-9:00 eastern. i traveled down to dallas to talk with president george w. bush about his book and isis. later tonight, sheriff david clarke in studio. and relieve foot, knee or lower back pain from being on your feet. dr. scholl's.

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity," president george w. bush has begun painting as a pastime. in his brand-new book, "portraits of courage," a commander-in-chief's tribute to america's warriors, the president includes dozens of oil paintings that he created of american heroes and their stories. i traveled to dallas to talk to the 43rd president of the united states about this and more. over the course of the week, we will be airing portions of this interview. here is part one. >> good to be back with you. >> sean: i'm just now gone through this part of your museum. i am stunned, shocked, i do not know how to describe it.

you've only been painting for five years. less than five. how did you pick it up? >> well, i was a little antsy. then all of a sudden, you are not the president. i spent a lot of time here at the bush center come up putting programs in place that will make a difference in people's lives. i wrote two books. i'm staying fit, i am mountain biking. using the elliptical. i played a fair amount of golf but it was not enough. i read winston churchill's essay "painting as a pastime." >> sean: you started painting pets? >> i did bob the cat. i was a pet portrait painter. kind of hard to say. >> sean: [laughs] >> the good thing about painting pets, they really do not react when they see their painting. >> sean: so they can't say it's good or bad.

>> then i started getting into landscapes and then my first instructor at smu came and said you ought to paint the leaders with whom you served. and i did. we had an exhibition here, putin and blair, the dalai lama, angela merkel. they were okay paintings. the most important part of it was i had gotten to know them so well during the presidency i felt comfortable painting them. we had a personal diplomacy exhibit here which i think it's really important in life, i know it is important for a president to know the leaders from other countries. i had two new instructors, one is a young guy that paints really fine portraits. he said you ought to paint people nobody knows. and it just dawned on me -- boom, warriors i had gotten to know. so i painted all these warriors, i know everyone of them. i know their stories.

i have written mountain bikes and played golf with them and i admire them greatly. >> sean: in the course of the year, i think the 60 some odd warrior paintings here -- >> on the montage, there are another 30 some. about 98 warriors in one year. >> sean: that's a lot of painting. how long would it take you to paint one person? i saw the pictures of them. i know in the book you call yourself a novice -- this is not the work of a novice. >> i think it is but thank you, that is flattering. he just paint until you finish. that's one of the many questions for any artist. i would be painting milo and look at his painting and i would say i would paint on him some more. it was a process. even when i look at them now, i kind of wish i had my paint and it would touch up a few things but it never really ends.

>> sean: you are never satisfied, perhaps? i have known you for a lot of years. 9/11 happened nine months into your presidency. you are a wartime presidency. i look back at the last two major conflicts in america, vietnam, we lost 58,000 people. we did not finish the job. we left. i look at iraq, afghanistan, many of these people that you are drawing -- they won also, and similar my nine to vietnam. i thought it was a right decision. i still believe it was. but not the right decision if washington politicized is it and gives back that which they won. does that frustrate you because it frustrates me? >> yes, it frustrated me. what people have to realize is a

bunch of thugs can be defeated. because we did so. by the way, the presidents new national security advisor was a part of that philosophy about how to win the hearts and minds of local populations which is necessary for victory. we can win again. you have heard both presidents from my time say we are going to degrade and defeat isis. i say go get them because they can be degraded and defeated. it's very important in my mind that we do so-so that people know they can rely upon us and the people not only governments -- the people on the ground, the people that want to be free. you asked some of these troops, were you able to see human deprivation and improvement? they say yes. a lot of them say to me, i love the idea that girls are able to go to school for the first time

in afghanistan or young kids in iraq are not subjected to the thuggery of these ideological thugs. >> sean: you warrant if we pulled out precipitously, i play this on my show many times. unfortunately you were 100% accurate. >> i'm not surprised. because we are it, in terms of defeating isis or al qaeda, whoever you call them. they murder the innocent to advance a point of view. it requires u.s. leadership to defeat them. this exhibit honors those who heard the call and volunteered. and were willing to risk their lives to not only defend ourselves but to advance liberty. >> sean: two things about you that people might not know which i think was the underpinning of your passion for our military. you used to always -- often -- would sneak over to walter reed,

never wanted any cameras, nor did you want anybody to know. you did that a lot. and a second thing is i was on the campaign trail with you in jacksonville, florida, in 2004. it was at a big stadium. where the jaguars play. >> a little bit of a show off. >> sean: when you got there, you got it out of your car, you went in a private room, other gold star families were in there. i remember because i saw you come out of the room and it was obvious you had been crying. it happened a lot. >> yeah, i am kind of a crier. when a mom hugs me and it talks about her son, it affected me. on the other hand, this is hard for many people to understand. when you go to walter reed and a

soldier looks at you and he has lost his leg, or you are writing mountain bikes with these troops, some of whom have lost a leg and went back into combat or a mother whose son lost her life and she says my son died doing what he want it lifts your spirit. >> sean: amazing people. >> it is amazing. hopefully my art is able to capture how amazing these people are. >> sean: up next, tonight, here on "hannity." >> we will fight violent crime. we will win that one fairly quickly, once we give local law enforcement the okay to go ahead and fight it. >> sean: his promise to support police, sheriff david clarke joins us as we continue. explorer card,

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>> look at what is happening in our cities. what is happening in chicago, what is going on in chicago. we will fight violent crime and we will win and we will win that one fairly quickly. once we get the local police, the local law enforcement the right to go in and fight it. we backed them monetarily and also otherwise, we are going to win that one. we will win it fairly quickly i believe. >> sean: that was

president trump earlier today he vowing to support america's law enforcement. joining us now with reaction, the author of a huge soon-to-be bestseller, politics for a better america, milwaukee county sheriff should david clarke. i admire you greatly. i am honored to have written a forward for this. high-profile race cases, ferguson, baltimore, cambridge police and ignored 4,000 people killed in his own city during that eight year period. >> in addition to the war on cops, which he was the maestro four, former president obama, we have now -- leadership has returned to the white house. once you get leadership, you're going to hear and see the type of things president trump is

talking about, as time goes on, i think this country is going to realize they made the right choice in november of 2016. >> sean: you talk about you are colorblind as it relates to the criminal justice system. you did not hold back. you have a whole chapter, black lives matters less. the lies and the leftist politics. hate groups battle cry. people are going to go after you over this. >> sure, they have been. that's the purpose of this book. a deeper dive into some of these things i've talked about on your program, where you only get the benefit of sound bites. a deeper dive into my core, what i believe in and of what i stand for. i was not raised to look at everything through the racist prism. when i talk about that colorblind -- that thing that martin luther king has called. that helped me because how you are raised really will form for the most part how you go on and

lead your life. it was a very ugly time in america, the black lives matter movement. i said that in december of 2014. it was a sound bite type of thing. i encourage people to read the whole thing, you will see what i meant when i said this is really not about black lives, it's about a political construct. >> sean: you can't say it's a hate group but the group is on tape chanting, "what we want? dead cops. when do we want them? right now. pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon." that is inciting violence against our law enforcement officers. >> that stuff has been blanketed by the lips liberal mainstream. you remember "hands up, don't shoot." it never happened. then you just saw

"the washington post," "the huffington post," cnn, msnbc saying oh, thanks. that's the political construct that i am talking about. this war on cops has been devastating, more so for anybody else. good law abiding black people that live in the american ghett ghetto. donald trump has said and i believe him that he is going to bring a better quality of life, safer neighborhoods. they paid the biggest price for this war on police. >> sean: god is not the enemy but he is being attacked. you talk about faith, changing the culture. i learned more about you than i had known before. you really think we have lost our way. >> without a doubt. part of it is because it is this push towards secularism from this left.

praying after football game, you will see a lawsuit by some atheist group or by the aclu. the further we get away from this -- some of the founding fathers talked about the faith, how it was based on christian doctrine. there's no doubt about that. they said that that's what puts together the constitution of the united states. we are talking about concern for your fellow man. those sorts of things. you look at the constitution, most people will see it is littered -- i say that affectionately. it littered with references to the almighty, the creator. providence. the divine, that sort of thing. again, that is a deeper dive into who i am. i'm have taken some wax about that. just about everything in this book, i don't care, i stand on principle. i know who i am as a human being, i'm not afraid to articulate that and when you do,

you put a target on your back and -- >> sean: war has been declared on the american police officer but you're one of the guys that i think is changing the narrative. the book is phenomenal, and learned a lot about you in this book. >> thank you, sean. thank you for all your help. we want thank you for being a great strong supporter for law enforcement. when we come back, we need your help, our question of the day and some of the voice mails. some of you apparently do not like me, we will play that on the "hannity" hotline. straight ahead. saving is a pret. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call.

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i never know what's coming. >> hi, sean. longtime fan. thanks for all you do for america. just a reminder, liberalism is a disease and donald trump is the cure. >> i watch the show every night. i love it. you do have a big head. that's okay, man. thanks. >> sean: big headed? looks proportional. i don't know. whether you have something nice to say, mean to say, it's fine. you see the number on your screen. 877-225-8587. we may play yours on the air. before we go, a programming note tonight as we move forward because tomorrow night will be in washington, d.c., for the president's address to a joint session of congress. our coverage starts an hour later at 11:00 p.m. eastern. also, as you know, i lost a dear friend and colleague, our frien friend. so many of you have reached out

to us. your words and comments mean more than you'll ever know. his wife, his family and me personally. i want to say thank you. as always, thank you for being with us. see you back here tomorrow nigh night. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> a few days ago, i called b fake news the enemy of the people, and they are. they are the enemy of the people. >> bill: the brawl between the press and the president continues.f an but is it now harming the country? "talking points" will deal with it tonight. [cheers and applause] >> bill: organized protesters disrupting political meetings. it is un-american? or patriotic? >> what is the greatest problem facing this country today? >> everybody complains too much. >> what are we going to do about these babies? >> whip them into shape. make america tough again.