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executed an extensive government purge. he fired over 75%, nearly 1200 people. at a 1500 bureaucrats who work in the executive branch presents a lick and be disloyal. it's time now for president trump to follow abraham lincoln's example and a fire anyone and everyone who was actively working against him in government. after all, even former president bill clinton, he utilized this tactic back in 1993. he fired all 93 u.s. attorneys, all of them. according to conservative review, daniel horowitz second and deposing government employees is best utilized at the start of an administration.e firedtes clinton easily all 93 u.s. attorneys on day one, nobody blinked an eye. when bush's attorney general fired eight u.s. attorneys well into a second term, that became a national scandal. it's very important forne president trump to act right now and not just avoid outrage for

the left, that's not what this is a lot about. he's got to leaks that are plaguing the administration, like the ones you see with their on your screen, starts just five days after president trump was sworn into office. the explosion of these leaks coincides with "the new york times" reported that he says in his final week in office, president obama revised an executive orders" 123 which allows the widespread sharing of this data collected by american intelligence agencies across 17 government agencies. that is an additional 16 agencies and their employees who in the final two weeks when obama was in office who gained access to top-secret intelligence that they never had access to before. we've been asking for weeks of this program, why did president obama wait until the last minute to do this?wh why did he apply this to himself or eight years? congressman duncan hunter

expressing serious concern over what we see play out in what we said earlier today. >> overall, i think we are people with seditious within the department of justice, within the fbi, for the department of the interior, within the cia. people who don't approve of the trump presidency, i think they're trying to take them down from the inside. if it sounds kind of conspiratorial but i think that's what's trump is looking at right now. i think you have people within the government, what you call the deep state, bureaucrats, obama appointees that hate donald trump. >> sean: congressman steve king tweeted the following, it's important the president begin to hear this and act now. antagonists they've been working for months, deep state antagonists they've been working overtime to try to delegitimize donald trump's presidency, wet

have seen how low they'll go without insinuating any evidence that some sort of campaigngn wih russia. there's no evidence come it's not true. just days ago, wikileaks published some very disturbing information about the cia.a. cia operatives are able to access televisions of american citizens, smartphones, other devices, and actually record sound, images, and even encrypt messages on your iphone or your android. wikileaks has also alleged that the cia has the abilityy to utilize very sophisticated malware that can make it appear that cyber activity is being conducted by other nations when in fact they meeting those i within our government may beuc responsible. in their press release, they specifically point out that they could be doing this in the case of the russian narrative with no evidence. did president obama know about any of these sophisticated spy programs developed and used by the cia? we can't confirm that any of this is being practiced but we need to start asking serious questions if we want privacy in

this country. back in january, you may remember, i traveled to london, and interviewed julie masson, you remembered number the spirit i've asked before i'll ask you again today. did russia give you thisny information or anybody associated with russia? >> our source is not a state party. the answer for our interactions is no. >> that's not all, former british ambassador craig murray told the daily mail that the 2016 clinton campaign email hack had actually come from withinin the democratic party and that the hacked information was given to him in a public park at a university right here on american property. can you believe that? all on behalf of the democratic property party, theirig own whistleblower. my message tonight is simple, every holdover from the obama administration, they need to go. a thorough investigation of leakers needs to be conducted

and people have committed felonies, violated the espionago act, like in the case of lieutenant general michael flynn, they need to be prosecuted and all of those who aren't actively working to fix the country need to be shown the door. it's hurting a lot of people.'t joining us now, editor-in-chief nationally syndicated radio host laura ingraham is with us, the author and the big agenda, we've got all of these leaks happening, all of a sudden they happening with some of the intelligence are politicized, not all, there are a lot of good people there, but some. look at what lincoln did, look at what clinton did, time for the same actions by president trump? >> i was scratching my head when i learned and i know you were concerned about as well, there were a number of obama holdovers that remained behind after

inauguration. part of it was the slow pace of the transition after they showed chris christie the door and brought the new team in, they were behind of the appointments, some of the democrats slow walking the appointments but they were behind a lot of the appointments. remember what happened in thee nsa where two stayed behind in key positions of the national security agency, one was document romanov, used to be head of the muslim students association back in college days, the other was ned the price. both of them were donors to the clinton campaign it was revealed later on. it made no sense they were allowed to stay, that was a mistake by the trump team. i fear that there are otherer people that were just now learning about who were political appointees but who converted to career appointments, supposed to be

reviewed by the personnel office. not sure it has been or properly vented. republicans should be asking for answers on capitol hill, how many people converted from political appointments to career appointments to be able to stay behind in the administration? we know at least a few of them. at the va i believe she stayed behind it is still in the administration's deputy chief of staff at the va. >> sean: as shocking at the wikileaks reveals work, david horowitz one of the things that stood out in my mind is not on the fact that they could spy on tv that we think is off, there is not the privacy we think we're getting iphones or androids that we think we're getting, but the fact that the cia could use stolen malware and attribute cyber attacks to other nations. i want to know what obama knew about what the cia was doing and whether or not may be as told bd john solomon and his partner sara carter yesterday, there is no evidence, even though there

was a fisa warrant of anyjo russian collusion, could that be an internal intelligence lake or intelligence work that we need to be suspicious of? >> first, i want to thankig you, as you know i've written several bestsellers, when big agenda made it to number five onve "the new york times" list, i said now i'm going to be reviewed in "the new york times" and "the washington post" and i'll be invited onto panels on cnn. didn't happen. that's because we're in a a civil war situation. the democrats have adopted the slogan resist, resistance. that's what partisans did against the, that's not what an opposition party does. was trump tower tapped? of course it was. the nsa collects every communication. the question is can the

intelligence be opened and used. to answer that, you have to o say doesn't barack obama or the democratic party, did they respect our national security laws? the answer is obvious, no. hillary clinton violated the espionage act, she put on the private server for all our enemies to see top classified information, there wasn't one democrat who said this is a bridge too far, i can't support this woman, not one. >> sean: let me go to john solomon, sara carter piece. let me type to wikileaks if i can. they said in fact the fisa warrant in october, ask a sitting president, there is surveillance going on, what he knew, but he didn't know, i don't know. that would've have to have been approved by the attorney general at the time, loretta lynch. nothing about the russian collusion is true, nothing.

there was nothing found. the fact that theth server in te trump organizationou was tappedy the government and another wiretap took place, that's kind of scary. who knew what, when, and aware needs toer be asked. not that obama didn't order it, what did he know? >>'t the tactics of a police ste include and targeting individuals for political purposes. don't base your investigation on real probable cause for any criminal violation. but it's based only on political disagreement. if we had partisans running down these investigations, if loretta lynch okayed this in the middle of the presidential campaign, that would indicate that the russians were colluding with paul manafort, carter page, other people, your passive question why would this done.

why would it keep surveilling the trump team? can anyone really think for a moment that loretta lynch would okay this, and not run it by president obama? that doesn't really pass the straight face test. >> sean: what is your thoughts on it, david? last words. >> one of the most corrupt the justice department's of the last eight years, collusion of all kinds of political attacks onic republicans who can trust loretta lynch? she's advocating street demonstrations by radicals who openly want to overthrow this regime. we are in a very dangerous situation, i can't say i totally i endorse what you've saying editorially at the pain need to fire all the democrat appointees in these departments. t 99% of the justice department's,

according to newt gingrich, it gave money to the democrats. we know the democrats are untrustworthy on national security. we know it through everything happened in the last year. >> sean: congrats on the book. always good to see you both. coming up tonight, you don't want to miss this next report. an explosive report, weeks before the election, to reporter investigators have confirmed the fbi was granted a warrant to investigate the server inside of trump tower where his campaign was being run. those journalists who broke tham story join us next and then later tonight. >> this is the closest we willla ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> sean: speaker of the house paul ryan says it's now or never for republicans to replace obamacare. house majority leader kevin mccarthy, he'll join us to tell us how do we possibly bring the gap between the freedom caucus, some conservative

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received a warrant to investigate a server connected to then candidate donald trump's businesses, but they found no wrongdoing, no connection to russia. around the same time, fis that warrant was also granted to investigate potential russian influence in the election. questions that present obama and his former administration need to start answering to ensure that the american people that there was nothing going on by an opposition party in the middle of a presidential campaign. a here now are journalists who broke this story, sara carteris and john solomon, i'm going to start with you because johnn would show up yesterday. this is really important. two warrants granted, one was the fisa warrant explaining the other warrant that they found no evidence of any russian collusion at all and that's what your report says. >> what we discovered through our sources is that the investigation into trump server

is not inside trump tower but outside but registered to trump no evidence of any criminal activity that would warrant any kind of prosecution of anybodyki in the trump team. that was a very short-lived investigation.n. there were also a separate fisat an overall fisa i don't have as much information on much information on that. that was a general fisa that covered a whole hacking investigation. whether or not there were people connected to that, we don't really know. we know that the warrant to look into trump server found nothing criminal in that investigation. >> sean: wasn't one fisa and one not? >> exactly, the server was not a fisa, it was a regular warrant, the fbi had a traditional investigation when they went into that server. it was very short-lived. they didn't spend a lot of time in the server, they went in there, didn't find anything.

in fact, they said they'd didn't investigate any emails and they didn't listen to any phone calls. >> sean: the president put on the statement, the question is did he know about it. that's irrelevant to me. it did he know about a? three weeks, a couple weeks before a a presidential electio, you havee a sitting president looking at the opposition party server. now, i know from my own dealings with people in the campaign at the time, they had a trump email addresses, trump organization email addresses. >> many times that's how i communicate with him. >> sean: exactly. what can you add to this in terms of is there any political opposition involvement in the first name that would come to mind is sid vicious blumenthal. could he be involved in this? >> let's look at what's going on in october, hillary clinton got surprised by the announcement t that the email investigation was restarting and then all of ail

sudden you start seeing a lot of democrats, harry reid, slate magazine started to raise questions. tweeting back on the 30th and 31st, it appears somewhere in october or whatever is going on in the intelligence communityst became a political talking point for the democrats. is it coincidental or did something actually happen where people passed on information that the intelligence committee had found, we don't know the answer.id >> sean: let me ask you about the executive order. these two weeks before he goes, now 16 other agencies can see all this. does that look like a trap that was being set by the former president to the new president to you? >> good question, expanded so many people to access fisa warrants that had long been kept in a very small group of people, whether it's a trap or an opportunity to get the rest of the russia story out before president obama left. >> sean: in your investigation all of your sources said the fbi, found no collusion at all. the media has been wrong for all these months about this russian connection narrative. >> if you watched on the tv shows, he would swear, that the

whole fbi investigation has been about trump and russia. we've been told time and time again he was a very small part of it. ancillary things came in. >> sean: because there was nothing, they found nothing that would be criminal. let me just ask that question, i should ask you most of the questions because john didn't show up last night. all these wikileaks revelations about all of the different techniques that the cia was using tons spy. i guess the nsa always thought they was their charter, is the cia now our spy agency and you can attribute cyber attacks to a country like russia? could it be happening within our own government? >> we just don't have the answers to that. i've spoken to people about this some would suggest yes it's a possibility, know what they would have ever done it. if you think about that, that

means they would have been hacking into the dnc. i just want to go back because you talked about executive order 1233 which is what everybody calls it. 12333, this a lot of u.s. intelligence sources that are.s telling me it's time for president trump to rescind that expansion that obama gave. i've contacted the white house, i'm waiting to hear back. i know there are people talking about it there, but i know there's a lot of concern that as long as this expansion stays, there's going to be more and more people able to see this raw data, which means they'll t be seeing names of americans, right? >> sean: you've been doing great work, i would urge you to continue to stay on this because you have a lot of lazy counterparts out there that are way overpaid and you are running circles around them, great job, thank you both. coming up next, tonight rightan here on "hannity."he >> this is the closest we will ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> sean: speaker of the house paul ryan saying republicans

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promise that if given the ability, we would repeal and replace this law. this is the closest we will ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> sean: that was speaker of the house, paul ryan earlier today stressing how important is for republicans to come together repeal and replace obamacare. trump wrote earlier on twitter joining us now, majority leader congressman kevin mccarthy, how are you? >> i'm good, how are you? >> sean: i'm well. it's a process question, even before the bill actually came out, you had to members of the freedom caucus, a lot of them. the study group, senators paul, cruz, lee, and marco rubio.

afterwards club for growth, americans for prosperity, heritage action. they were all against it. i guess what surprised me about it is why did you get consensus bill to work on the bill that everyone agreed on before you released it, now you're doing it all in the public eye and it seems confusing, people are asking why didn't you guys work this out before? >> we did work it out before if you listen to the freedom caucus in the very beginning of january, they asked us toth make sure we will not repealhe withot the replacing at the time, if you look at the conservative bill we have before you, much of that element is tom price's bill when it was inside the house. a number of the freedom caucus cosponsored that. the challenge is the process we have to do this. because we don't have 60 votes,t that's what puts the fear in me. it's the challenge of the structure which we go about doing. we have to do three different phases. one in reconciliation, repeal and replace. because of the senate rules, we

can't do everything we want. those things administratively gives power to tom price. those bills to take 60 votes at the same time and right after. at the end, we end up the exact same place. this is the most conservative bill, repeals all the taxes. >> sean: there are three phases to to to this. the critics -- they are all saying the same thing that it doesn't fully repeal it. what they are asking and have been asking to do is go back to the 2015 bill which was a full repeal, at the same time he follow up immediately with a replacement bill. why can't that be done? >> this is the same bill we put on president obama's desk when we repealed it. take for instance that process. if we repealed everything, we would still need 60 votes to pass something new.ce then you're going to have to negotiate with all those democrats, it would not be as conservative as this current bill to get 60 votes. if you repealed it without replacing it, your premiums would double, the market would

collapse. you wouldn't have the market built on the outside to take people up and who would own that problem? it would be donald trump and all the republicans currently in office. >> sean: this has to work, there's no option here. this is the first legislative agenda item that the president is now passing here. at some point in the freedom caucus, those groups, your going to need them. is it because they don't understand? or other criticisms are valid that is not a complete repeal and still some taxes from obamacare that exist and not every thing is free-market, there's even a new entitlement, the main argument they're making every hour of every night down on television. >> we repeal every sigel tax in obamacare.

>> sean: it's not under another name. >> why is senator rand paul>> saying that? >> what rand paul would like to do is repeal it and then go in and try to find a 60 votes for it. you and i both know howow difficult it is 2560 votes. >> sean: you're right on reconciliation, good point, better to have 51 votes needed than 60. explain the three step and without the freedom costs it don't make caucus and thoseth senators, this bill doesn't gete passed. what you're going to do in terms of getting everybody together and making this work which mark i'd be open to coming down and doing a full on town hall with all sides, which you participate >> i'll participate this is the most conservative bill you're going to find. this is obamacare gone. it repeals all the taxes. >> sean: if you will come, i will come down next week, and we

can tape an hour for tv. i will bring you, i'll invite the senators i mentioned, and i'll invite a couple of freedom caucus guys. maybe webe just hash it out thee and maybe we bring in reince priebus and see whatever differences exist ifnd it can't get worked out, would you be willing to do that? >> i'd be glad. we're talking every day in the process. listen, obamacare did three essential items. they put control of health care into federal government, they were the exchanges, and the expansion of medicaid. what does this bill do quick it frees up and it gives all those rights to the states, which we believe is very conservative. secondly, we repeal all the taxes, very conservative. thirdly, what we did the exchanges now collapse, we have to take a tax credit. when you let people keep more of their own money and make their own decisions that's the most conservative approach. how is letting people keep more of their own money and making their own decisions and entitlement? that's a conservative view. in 2007, that's what heritage

said. it is the best form of going forward and a tax credit. >> sean: i'm taking a lot of incoming from people a lot of people are angry and frustrated and the votes aren't there. this has to succeed. more importantly than succeed, it has to be done right. as soon as it's replace, you own it. it's got to be something that lowers costs, offers more care, more free-market competition, health care savings, cooperatives, which all need to be a part of it.t. i think those are the points we all agree on. >> that's exactly what you're talking about in this bill. if all you did was repeal, everything else would collapse and then we would own that. >> sean: i look forward to seeing you next week, we'll work it out as soon as possible. up next, tonight on the "hannity."s >> my administration has answered the pleas of the american people for immigration enforcement and border security. >> sean: president trump keeping his promise according to

the department of homeland security. illegal border crossings have dropped by 40% during the president's first full month in office, lou dobbs join us with reaction, also later tonight. >> for millions of people and people i love and i work with and i know and i care about. trump is the scariest villain of all time. >> cnn's mr. whitewash himself, the alt left to destroy trump media completely losing it. we'll get reaction from mercedes schlapp and joe concha that's l straightahead schlapp and j [car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence]

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because border patrol historically sees a ten to 20 increasing apprehensions of illegal immigrants from january to february. instead this year we saw a drop of 31,018,762 persons, that is a 40% decline. here with reaction, he's been on this border issue even longer than me, fox business anchor you're one show on our sister network. you and i agree with and this and you got in trouble once, keep it up, keep getting in trouble.is >> just at one time.e. i don't remember what it was about. >> sean: i don't understand of those that don't understand the need for america to events people coming in here and to

have a border wall with the door, what's a bet about that? >> there's nothing bad about that. we have become a fifth column it intellectually in this country. that of the united states doesn't have the right to have borders and ports that it secures. we don't have the right to decide who becomes an american any longer. >> sean: you're a racist, xena phobic, islamophobia, whatever -- phobic. >> we're the most heterogeneous diverse society on the planet. we're then called the nativist, and we're the most diverse society on earth, that makes us pretty good people. >> sean: i haven't been down to the border as often as i did i reported a lot from down there. i i remember being in san diego. seeing million, half a million dollar houses. on the other side, what we would describe both of those us a dump, kids playing in it. you can see across this part of the fence. if i was on that side, i want i would say i want to go over there. i don't blame people for wanting opportunity. i think america needs to say you

want to come in here? you can't take american jobs. you have to be able to sustain yourself. when we havehe room, we will tae as many as possible, as long as you want to abide by our laws and sovereignty. >> what could be more straightforward? i put forward a syllogism 15 years ago on this issue.. the idea that you can somehow have immigration reform without border security is madness? the syllogism i put together isn this. if you wish to reform our immigration laws, then i think it's necessary that we control immigration. the only way to control immigration is to control our borders and our ports. if anyone can defeat that syllogism, i will listen to whatever plan they've got and support them for it.la >> sean: up next, tonight on "hannity."

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity," the alt left propaganda destroy trumpac media continues to stoop to new lows. msnbc's chris matthews. >> this is unlike covering politics anymore, it's more like doing guard duty in a jungle. there are strange noises in the night these days, but dawn brings the real danger when they large animals come out to feed. donald trump likes to get up early and roar. since getting up saturday morning, he's roared about to obama wire tapping thea campaig. trump is president of the united states, i have a hard t time calling him president trump right now when he gets up at dawn and start tweeting, that doesn't seem like an official statement from a president. >> sean: then we have.

mr. white-lash himself, van jones, following the president joint address to congress last week he got away from his usual talking points and praise trump by calling a presidential. last night, he started his program by acknowledging that some people are not happy with his positive remarks about the president. >> i do understand why so many people were shocked and disappointed. for millions of people, people i love and i work with and i know and i care about, trump is the scariest villain of all time. you've got people living in fear. they don't want to hear luke skywalker talking about darth vader does have nice things to say, it was a reaction. contributor news mercedes schlapp and from the hill joe concha is with us, media reporter. how does somebody say white-lash and presidential, than the villain of all time. what is going on at these networks in your opinion? >> how does van jones even have a national platform?oi he used to be a pundit and that's fine. now he's actually a host of the

specials in primetime on cnn. let's remember who van jones was. in the obama administration, only there for a couple of months and had to resign because he called republicans a-holes and it was discovered that he signed a 9/11 truth-er petition. now in the media we give guys like van jones these huge platforms to express their views >> sean: do you have any doubts that cnn and nbc and most of these networks "new york times" have made a decision they're going all in and if it means telling lies about russia, you heard of johnn solomon earlier tonight on this program. sara carter earlier on this program. there was a fisa warrant and another warrant, no evidence to back up all the lies we've been hearing on tv for months. >> follow the money, "the new york times" and "washington post" and msnbc and cnn, their numbers are better because they positioned themselves as opposition, just like steve bannon said.

they are networks that are engaging in what they think their audience wants to hear, they're supplying red meat. here's the thing, positive news about donald trump has been completely and totally suppressed by the bias of omission. their international, not biased in any way, they add the analyzn "cbs evening news," january 20th until february 20th. out of 100 stories on those two networks on the evening broadcasts, eight to 10 million people watching each of them. 97 of them out of 100 were negative. even last night, the adp numbers showed that hiring is at a six-year high about 300,000 jobs.x- it was not reported. that is a prime example. >> sean: that's a great example. >> the mainstream media, the liberal media, they've transformed into the democratic party 2.0.

here you have their focus so primarily on the negative coverage of trump. the american people are getting tired of it, 59% in a poll said that they are wary of the persistence negative coverage of donald trump.. what are the liberal media doing? they are focused on placating their base.pl they are focused on making sure that they built this narrative that president trump is a villain, and they're missing the point. in these past 40 something days has spent more time reaching across the aisle, working with traditional democratic coalition groups like african-americans, the unions. he is meeting with moderate democrats. those stories are being missed. that's where i think the liberal media, they're focusing so much on trying to be that opposition party and not necessarily just reporting the news. >> sean: yes or no and we got a break. o is journalism dead? and pyrite? >> journalism as we once knew

it, absolutely. >> i think the traditional hierarchy of journalism is dead. i do think that it's incredibly troubling when we have these networks basically saying that they are trying to provide a fair approach but they're not it's so much about theth negatie coverage on donald trump.fa >> sean: thank you both, coming up we need your help a very important question of thehe day and a very mean message on the hotline for me, i've been told, that's next. unication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink.

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