a cardiologist up there when he does press conference. brett: first 100, pomposity, sms and groupthink. "hannity" is next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," president trump met with german chancellor angela merkel. and coulter, geraldo rivera, sarah carter will be here. but first, today's meeting highlighted major differences between trump and chancellor merkel's approach to key issues. america can can learn. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint trust conference. where we stand on protecting this country. watch this.

>> our two countries must continue to work together to protect our people from radical islamic terrorism. and to defeat isis. i applaud chancellor merkel for germany's contributions. both civilian and military as a counter isis coalition member. we also recognize that immigration security is national security. we must protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism, extremism and violence inside our borders. immigration is a privilege, not a right. and the safety of our citizens must always come first. >> sean: we have been covering in-depth on this show how president trump has promised to do everything within his power to stop radical islamic terrorist from entering this country and putting you, the american people, in danger.

he plans on doing that in part by enacting extreme vetting of refugees. as we told you last night, the alt radical obstructionist left in america is trying to stop the president and by doing so, they are showing they are perfectly willing to gamble with your lives. at this point, the left here at home wants to copy germany and europe's practice of letting waves of unchecked refugees pour into their countries. tonight, the alt radical left might want to think twice about this. we will show you exactly why. here at home we have seen an increase in radical islamic attacks. top officials have warned that isis can in fact infiltrate the refugee population. according to the fbi, there are 1,000 active isis related cases in all 50 states. earlier this month, jeff sessions revealed this shocking statistic about these ongoing investigations. >> today, more than 300 people

according to the fbi, who came here as refugee are under an fbi investigation today for potential terrorism related activities. >> sean: in europe, it has become far worse and more violent. the continent has become the epicenter of terrorist attacks against the west. since 2014, europe has taken in over 3 million refugees and asylum-seekers. germany has led the way in western europe by excepting nearly 900,000 refugees in 2015 alone. last month, germany's domestic security and intelligence agency, the bf v said the number of radical islam is in the country has grown considerably, rising from just 100 to 2013 till almost 1600 this year. what we have seen is devastating and brutal, violent attacks. they launched a series of attacks in paris targeting a stadium, cafe, concert hall

where they slaughtered 130 people and wounded hundreds of others. in march 2016, explosions at the airport and a metro station in the city of brussels. 34 killed, innocent travelers including americans, 150 injured. a few months later, in the city of nies, france, during french national day, a truck attack killed 84 people including ten children, more than 200 others are injured. germany, an islamist plowed a truck into a christmas market. here's the bottom line here, liberals in this country can continue to be naive, have a pre-9/11 mindset with the hopes that another major attack is not going to happen. they can hope and pray or we should be smart and vigilant and fully aware of all these dangers we face and allow president trump to harden the policies and procedures so we can keep all of you and all of

america and all of our children safe. here now with reaction, and coulter. to me this comes down to a very simple, basic fundamental choic choice. the inconvenience of a few guests that want the privilege to be here. the inconvenience or the gambling with the lives of the american people. why is that such a hard decision for people? >> you are right, why can't we learn from western europe? just a few weeks ago, german intelligence reported that 1,000 german residents have gone to fight with isis. hundreds of them have come back to germany, what is chancellor merkel do? she setting them up with welfare. that could radicalize them if they don't have welfare. what these migrants say -- they come to countries, they sexually assault women, they're having a

very difficult time learning not to rape women. what other immigrant group could not stop themselves from raping women? it's right in front of our eyes can you imagine, what angela merkel has done is spreading throughout europe. just in germany alone, combining military discipline with islamic ideology? it is terrifying what we are up against. why would you do that in this country? we keep trying to be distracted with russia, russia. russia is probably one of our better allies in the fight against islam. they've been dealing with these islamic terrorists for centuries now. the rumor, they are the ones who warned us about the brothers that bombed the boston marathon. let's just worry about russia -- how long ago did reagan win the

cold war? >> it's a conspiracy live. it has been nonstop. i know you will touch this hard question, if you grow up under sharia law and you are a man and you think you have the right to tell women they can't drive, travel, they got to dress a certain way, they cannot be seen in public with out a male relative, if you think you can throw gays and lesbians off buildings and persecute and christians -- that is what you learn and that directly contradicts our constitutional values. >> you are absolutely right, there is no fbi, they don't have a computer database. there's nothing to yvette, there's nothing we can look at.

i also think it's worth mentioning, photos of women going to college in afghanistan, not that long ago. in the '70s. it looks like an american college campus. they are wearing skirts, button-down shirts, carrying their book bags. things can turn overnight. when you're bringing in these masses of people from very, very different cultures and make it a hate crime to ask them to assimilate for the cherry on to top, and they have no intent on assimilating. what are we getting out of this? it is one thing if we are bringing in nuclear scientists or engineers, i don't think we are getting a lot of those but the vast majority of refugees are just instantly coming in, sucking up welfare meant for our people. >> sean: yet. let me ask a political question. one of my favorite clips of the snowflake left -- you were on omar's show. it is like june or july of 2015,

and you state donald trump has the best chance of winning and the crowd is just laughing at you. i don't think they are laughing now. you've been a very strong supporter, i'm pretty angry with the republican party, they seem ill prepared especially in repeal and replace it seems like the president is trying to clean it up, hopefully they get there. hopefully we get a consensus. are you happy with how things are going so far? >> on most things, i'm disappointed with the republican congress. first of all, they ought to be impeaching those two travel ban judges immediately. it is against the constitution, the president, by the way, every member of congress took an oath to uphold the constitution. the commander in chief. through a federal law passed by congress that has been on the books. it reaffirmed in hundreds of

supreme court cases, rather court cases, at least a dozen -- this is 100% the prerogative of the commander-in-chief. to have a district court judge stepping in and saying oh, no, he doesn't have that duty, what else could a district court judge say? oh, no, we are overruling your decision to go to war because someone in hawaii could be affected. this is what we need congress doing. i was hoping for a better repeal of obamacare. sean, they have had seven years to work on it. no one ain't in washington seems to understand it. >> sean: they have had eight years. >> i will hold our emperor trump harmless on obamacare. he should be building a wall, deporting illegals, looking at the massive resistance, a pro-american president -- we finally have. looking at the resistance he is getting, he could use an assist from republicans in congress and other than a handful of them, he

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supporting the legislation. >> all of these notes for potential nos, they are now all yeses. frankly, i want the states to get the money and to run the program if they want to run it. they can do it better than federal government. we also want people to know that obamacare is dead. dead health care plan. it's not even in health care plan, frankly. only because everyone knows it's on its last dying feet. the fake news is trying to say good things about it. fake media. there is no good news about obamacare. obamacare is dead. >> sean: joining us now, marsha blackburn and steve scalise. congresswoman, i will start with you.

look, the republican study group is a conservative group within the congress and but it is not as conservative as the freedom caucus. their members tell me they are still not on board although they are -- some of the changes i saw today they are pretty happy with. in addition to the medicaid agreement with the study group, et cetera. work requirements, also other new wordings. all things i note the freedom caucus wanted. how close to think we are to getting them on board too? >> i think we are very close, sean. this bill is moving in the right direction. the vice president and president asked us to work with them which, we have been working with steve scalise. the white house. they have asked for our support on this. it's important for our

republicans to have a win. it's taken longer than it should have taken. we need to continue to work on the medicaid expansion, address those issues and make certain that this is a bill that republicans can't support and sent to the senate and for them to take up the house bill. >> sean: steve, where are you with the freedom caucus? they've been the ones that have communicated with me the most that they say the president, a+. reaching out to them. talking to them, they appreciate -- some changes they wanted are in the bill but they feel the leadership has not reached out as much to them. why? >> i've been talking to those members directly, in fact today at the meeting, with mark walker and other rc members, they said they will vote for the bill. including one who had voted against it yesterday. with these changes, both -- you

talk about something revolutionary. a revolutionary reform conservatives have been wanting for decades. that will be in the bill and the work requirements. >> sean: those are two things they told me -- that mark meadows and jim jordan told me they wanted in the bill. >> it right. that's what brought some of the freedom caucus members in the room to say there now for the bill. like marsha blackburn said, this bill is moving in the right direction. what is most important, the president is directly engaged. he said i'm behind this bill 100%. he wants this bill on his desk to repeal and replace obamacare and put patients back in charge. >> sean: he is helping a lot. >> he has rolled up his sleeves and got to work on this directly. >> sean: is there anything to learn on this? should consensus have been built before the bill? intramural squabbling? from my perspective, you cannot

not do this. we are at the point -- the president's first major signature legislation here. seems that it was may be -- you wrote the contract before the deal points were made. the cart ahead of the horse a little bit. do you think it could have been handled better? >> i do. one of the things republicans do not take the time to do is establish predicate. they should have started talking about why we have to repeal -- put patient centered health care in place. we should've done that november 9th. building up that big picture, and working more closely -- conservatives, about conservatives with the leadership and of course the white house, president, vice president has been terrific. they say tell us what we need to do. >> sean: so, congressman, do

you think you will have the requisite number -- are you working hand-in-hand with the senate? when you get the house and senate together, are you confident that this is all going to get done? >> yeah i think -- >> sean: losing is not an option here. >> failure is not an option. something else that just got included, a letter of strong support in this bill. this will probably be one of the most pro-life pieces of legislation. defunding planned parenthood. that's a big win too. >> those are things we have wanted to see happen. i think the senate will be ready to take our bill up. they are going to be ready to take it up. >> sean: we are going to see you both next week hopefully. up next, tonight, right here on "hannity"... >> don't even think about it. we will build the wall. don't even think about it.

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secure the southern border and finally build the wall. president trump's proposed budget takes aim at sanctuary cities. this budgetary proposal, trump wants to/$200 million. in local jails that hold illegal immigrants convicted of crimes while in the country illegally. joining us now with reaction, sheriff david clarke and geraldo rivera. geraldo, you and i go back and forth on this. i sat there with all these local law enforcement guys in texas. there were 642,000 crimes and a seven year period in texas alone. including murder, including drugs, kidnapping, rape. this is now common sense. you like to say you are a common sense guy.

is that not common sense? >> lets start on a happier note. i am honoring my irish brother from another mother with this tie tonight. the issue of sanctuary cities funding, defunding, it will be when the rubber hits the road. left and right. once the obamacare stuff is sorted out. this will be the issue that pre-occupies the conflict of the two sides. >> sean: as a lawyer, give a rule of law. if cities are defying the rule of law, should there be some consequences for that? isn't that called aiding and embedding? >> excellent point. the chief justice of the california court wrote to attorney general sessions and general kelly and told them to keep the i.c.e. agents out of the california court.

california does not appreciate -- i foresee not only legal conflict but i foresee conflict between a state or local cop facing an i.c.e. agent and the cop saying you shouldn't be in here. this is a court room, we don't want you. i see a potential conflict. i think everyone has to cool it. >> sean: you may be very well right. sheriff clark, that is a problem though because this is a breakdown in civil society. it becomes lawlessness when you have states, municipalities choosing which laws they will obey or disobey. and they will aid and embed criminals. >> first of all, happy st. patrick's day, sean. >> sean: we are all irish today. >> is a lot of posturing going on right now. is there any buddy who thinks donald trump is not serious about building this wall? ceiling that border for real, to stop the flow of illegal

immigrants into this country, the drugs and weapons, the criminal gangs, and the. he is going to get this done. i will help him do it as it relates to milwaukee. that's why i asked to be certified in the 27g program. it will give the authority after the u.s. marshall says, to enforce immigration. what we are talking about here, it sounds like my good friend geraldo started off on this a little bit. we are talking about criminal illegal aliens. we are not talking about doing home raids and business raids to look for people in the country illegally. we are going to identify people who have been convicted of serious crimes in this country

and schedule them for deportation. that is not extreme, that is reasonable. anyone who is not for that is advocating for criminal behavior. sanctuary cities provide a safe haven for criminal activity. >> i totally disagree with that. nothing prevents cops from enforcing the law. if someone commits a crime, they get arrested. with this is all about is whether that top vows to hold that person after the arrest after their sentence is served or they have been acquitted, to hold them for a federal immigration hold. if over 350 municipalities and states have said no, we will not do this, we are not immigration officials, we refused to cooperate, this is not about law enforcement. this is about whether counties or minutes up the cops are federal deputies enforcing immigration laws.

of course they have to enforce. >> sean: at last word, sheriff. >> they can't make local jails hold these individuals, they are asking for some cooperation in assisting them. had the san francisco jail area kept or held onto the guy that killed kate, she would be alive today. what president trump has made clear, the catch and release days are over. they cannot force the jails to do it. you talk about the type of dollars we are talking about, that will leave some huge gaps in some of these local fundings and eventually they will start to do the right thing. they will, trust me. >> sean: my two good friends, and irish brothers. happy st. patrick's day to both of you. coming up, sarah carter -- she has been breaking stories all week long. they are debunking the left wing talking point narrative, that

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity," sarah carter and john solomon have been breaking many big stories this week. a computer scientist who is a hillary clinton donor pushed the trump russia server narrative eventually led to an investigation by the fbi. they found no wrongdoing. sarah and john reported that sources told them russian alpha bank which allegedly had this computer connection to the trump organization asked the department of justice for help to identify a computer in the u.s. that they believe is being hacked to make it look like communication exists between the president and moscow. sara carter joins us now. i said this to you last night, this is becoming more like a new addition of homeland every single day with these new developments. what they are saying on the russian side of things it is they've able to trace back -- there is someone they think within the united states that is faking a relationship -- a

computer relationship between that bank and at the trump. do we know if this was the same thing investigated in october? >> they suspect it was. that's very interesting because even back in october, they were very concerned about this. although there was no data going between the two servers, there were still concerns that it happened. what they did was they basically intercepted -- they put something inside their computer server and order to track and trace if it happened again. it happened again in february and march 11th and march 13th. in that point, alpha bank -- there specialists were able to trace it and that's where they d information which we were able to view as well. we were able to see that for ourselves. >> sean: all of you are reporting, you were able to confirm that in fact, trump's servers were surveilled. law enforcement found no

collusion whatsoever even though it keeps getting reported, this conspiracy by almost everyone else in the media -- where is this going next? if that is the case, is it possible the whole thing could have been set up by people connected to the democratic party? can it get that deep? >> it could, we do not know yet. we're still looking and investigating. one of the things i am most concerned about is the house chairman of the intelligence committee -- the leaks. that'll answer a lot of our questions. why would general flynn -- why was his name exposed in those phone calls? did they have a backdoor in surveillance? one of the questions that no one is really asking -- and i think chairman nunes will ask these questions, was there an increase of viewership of this raw data

during december? were people going into these and looking at the raw data that had names of persons associated to trump or president trump himself? i think that something they are going to be asking. >> sean: on my radio show, a former chair of the intelligence committee, he wrote a column, can americans trust their intelligence community? i would argue probably 99.9%, yah, we can. i have a lot of faith -- i just believe that these are people serving their country. but you only need one bad apple. is it possible based on the wikileaks revelation that the malware exists, they can literally hack into something from any country and pin it on another country? >> sure. they said they can. that's what we sow. if those documents are true, then yes, they can. i suspect we have some very,

very smart people in our intelligence community. what is most concerning, they don't even have to go that far. if you have fisa records, any telephone calls then candidate trump, made it back then, would have been picked up, right? could someone have viewed those? anyone else and his team, but those have been viewed? how many americans are being surveilled, that makes phone calls overseas? these are the questions we have to ask and why weren't those names protected? why was the raw data so exposed that it leaked to the press and revealed the name of an american speaking to an russian ambassador? i do not know how much i can stress this -- every intelligent source i have spoken to, this of such highly classified document. is there an investigation? >> sean: does not mean it would have to be high up? they have to be coming from a very high level, these leaks.

true? >> i would say based on my reporting, based on the sources i've spoken with, not any gs nine would be able to go in there and see these particular types of documents. they would have to be signed off. they would literally have to be signed off by that director of the fbi or head of the cia. no one can walk in there and just look at these despite the expansion of the 12 triple three. >> sean: and that, to who advanced the narrative. this is why getting to the bottom of the deep state -- the lifetime bureaucrats, the obama holdovers, something is going to break here and i think you are probably going to be the one to do it. thank you for updating us all week. we will have you back next week. coming up next, tonight, right here on "hannity"... >> millions of hard-working u.s. citizens have been left behind by international commerce and together, we can shape a future where all of us have a path to

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>> we must work together for fair and reciprocal trade policies that benefit both of our peoples. millions of hard-working u.s. citizens have been left behind by international commerce and together, we can shape a future where all of our citizens have a path to financial security. the united states will respect historic institutions and we will also recognize the right of free people to manage their own destiny. >> sean: that was president trump earlier today during a joint press conference

with german chancellor angela merkel talking about the need for fair trade policies between the u.s. and our trading partners. joining us now, richard grenell and lisa boothe. rick, i want to start with you. the most amazing thing, a lot of conservatives -- the economic plan, reforming the tax code, energy independence, but a sticking issue, rick, is the issue of trade. that's the thing my friend mark levan worries about the most. i think he is negotiating all the time. that is my interpretation. >> that is the art of the deal. he's a great negotiator but we also have to remember that we try to win the president's favor before and we haven't because we had so many reagan democrats, se midwest come over to donald trump. i think he's onto something her here. that we have not been able to be very successful when it comes to trade deals because we have

always put american businesses at a disadvantage when they are trying to go up against other companies from around the world. donald trump is onto something. he is a businessman, recognizing the fact that our workers have not been at the forefront and he is putting them there. >> sean: lisa, if we can ever get congress to finish this health care bill, pathetically slow -- arguing in public like this is idiotic to me. i think it should have been a consensus bill from the the geo go. i think rick is onto something. the forgotten man and woman election. it will really be the economic plan to me, allowing trillions of multinational corporate money to be repatriated, dropping the lowest corporate tax rate from the highest in the industrialized world to the lowest and energy will be a big component.

that will bring back a lot of the jobs that i think everyone is hoping for. if it comes down to it, is it dangerous to have a trade war? demanding free and fair trade? >> let's see what president trump proposes in some of these negotiations. we have not seen any of that yet. i think a lot of people jump to conclusions about what we will see from president trump before actually seeing what we are going to do. take foreign policy for. look at, i am not an isolationist. what have we seen since he took office? the fight to our adversaries, he would stand up for our adversaries. sanctions against iran. announced on wednesday, they are indicting russian officials for the first time for the yahoo hacking that happened in 2014. rex tillerson will be in china tomorrow to try to put pressure on them and north korea saying that nothing is off the table.

this is a guy who is very much engaged on the world stage. very much engaged -- >> sean: it rick? >> i have spent a lot of time in the midwest, during the campaign. specifically in cuyahoga county. i just saw from the beginning in early september, voters -- men and women who were part of unions -- who had said i just have not been able to devote for a republican lately and i'm really excited. i'm really excited to vote for donald trump. he's on to something in terms of being able to bring back corporate money back to the united states while at the same time, fixing some of these policies that have not benefited our men and women who are working in unions. i was told by one guy in cuyahoga county, he was a democrat -- he did not want to

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." it is that time of year again. your kids are headed off to spring break. so we sent a "hannity" producer to south padre island in texas to see what it's really going on. parents, you should tune in next week. here is a sneak peek of what your little kiddies are really doing. >> i'm really sorry i got arrested last night. >> what did you get arrested for? >> smoking that dope, bro. ♪ >> when did you start drinking

today? >> 12:00 p.m. >> get ready to drink water. you are about to be hung over as [bleep]. you are going to die. >> we started drinking at, like, seven in the morning. >> it is hard being an alcoholc 24/7, but i know you can do it. >> our own ainsley earhardt will be joining us. we had a big impact on panama city beach in florida, time for a question of the day, what do you think of president trump's press conference with uncle america earlier today. let us know what you think. now it is time to play some of the lovely messages you have been leaving for me on the "hannity hotline" ."

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[national anthem] ♪ ♪ >> we're going to have a healthcare plan that's going to be second to none. these folks were nos. mostly nos. and now every single one is a yes. >> he has got some way to go but that's a very good start. >> i will hold our emperor god trump harmless on obamacare. he is supposed to be building a wall, deporting the illegals, imposing a refugee ban. the vast are coming in and sucking up welfare. >> do you know what i think? i think all the refugees should go to hawaii. >> angela merkel, it's a great honor. >> trump time to time tweet you regret? >> very seldom.