we moved back next door to a brand-new studio which should be unbelievable on monday. we sure they will finish it this weekend. "hannity" is next. have a great weekend. >> sean: welcome to this busy friday news night here on. we will have newt gingrich, kellyanne conway, jay sekulow, monica crowley. it is time to end this gop's circular firing squad and that is tonight's opening monologue. sometimes in life when things don't go exactly the way we want, people get frustrated, annoyed. and there is no more frustrating place on earth than washington, d.c. i get why the president is upset that republicans cannot hammer out this deal on health care last week.

the president to his credit has a big bold aggressive agenda. see that list there? he is checking out his promises one after another. i say he is moving at the speed of trump. on this program we have promised to hold washington accountable and that means everybody. while it is understandable the president is frustrated over the gfp health care bill, i am too. but i see it a little bit different than he does. after seven years, almost eight years of republicans promising to repeal and replace obamacare, to me it is inexcusable they didn't build a consensus bill that was ready for the president. the other big mistake is the republican leadership has kept everybody in the dark. everyone was left guessing what is in the bill, all these rumors were coming out. this is in it, that's trouble. there was no consensus that was built behind the scenes. the republican leadership dumped this bill, they literally rolled it out and then left it to the president to close the deal. guess what?

that is not his job. the president does deserve credit. he did his best to get it done. they didn't get there. the legislative branch from my perspective failed the president because they clearly would wert prepared for this moment. i do believe it is to get the bill right rather than get the done back build on fast. they are trying to put all the blame on the conservative freedom caucus. i think this anger is misplaced. if they had been consulted from the beginning, if leadership reached out to them from the get-go, i don't think we would be in the situation. sometimes we need to stand back and remember who our real friends are. let me give you an example. illinois republican congressman writes an op-ed for "the new york times" titled how the freedom caucus is undermining the g.o.p. he literally mocks the freedom caucus, and their name by

writing interesting name for a group of about three dozen members that refuse to let the will of the people advance on the house floor. keep in mind this is the same adam who during the election was mentioned in headlines like the one you see on your screen. the same adam who in august said he would not vote for donald trump. watch this. >> donald trump for me is beginning to cross a lot of redlines in the unforgivable and politics. i'm not going to support hillary but in america, we can -- that's what it's looking like for me today. i don't see how i can get the donald trump anymore. >> sean: even following the election, he played coy about who he actually voted for on november 8th. is he really the guy to be lecturing the freedom caucus who did support a candidate trump? i am not buying it. the freedom caucus chairman mark meadows was a staunch ally of

president trump. in july, they ran an article on meadows that said in part -- meadows initially endorsed ted cruz in the primary but he has now embraced trump with more gusto than others in the g.o.p. according at least 29 of the 34 members of the house freedom cas endorsed or at least voted for trump in the election. by the way, with all due respect to speaker ryan, laura ingraham pointed out that it ryan made it clear he wanted little to do with then candidate donald trump. let's be clear, a lot of blame to throw around about the republican health care bill being pulled and infighting is not a solution to the problem. i also don't think president trump reaching out to democrats is ever going to work. the thing i do know for sure, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, they are not the president's friend and they do not want him to succeed in any way. don't believe me? listen to what they said about the president. >> my view is, he is far too

tolerant and accepting the support of racists. >> i think expanse with telus over the last ten days and the last 15 months, who knows what president trump is going to do at any given moment and give offense to people that they need to have confidence in us and we need to have confidence in our relationship with them. >> ineffective. the director in chief, deflected from the fact that he should he still is not produced the bill. the infrastructure bill has accomplished nothing. he detested deflect by bans on certain religions. >> sean: where to be go from here, how do we solve the problem for the american people because this is a promise they made. republicans need to go back to the drawing board and do what they should have done in the first place. they need to create a bill that will pass in the house and that

means the study group, the tuesday group, the moderates, they all need to be brought in a room. secretary price, the vice president, everybody included and a hammer out a deal. get away from the cameras and certainly do not go on television and get in the public eye. instead of pointing fingers at each other, have an opportunity to give the american people a bill they really want, need, and desire. one that will lower premiums and offer better health care. there is the answer. solve the problem. remember the movie disclosure? we talk about solve the problem. find the solution. here with reaction, the former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. did this freedom caucus need to get lectured? we have a speaker that barely wants to be seen. >> no, no. [laughs] first of all, you hit it right on the head. the freedom caucus had probably the highest percentage of trump supporters of any group in the

house. they disagree about this one thing and from their perspective, they probably think trump was misinformed. let me give an example of something today that nancy pelosi does not get. the national association of manufacturers met with the president to share with him that their ceos have the highest level of confidence in making new investments in the united states. that they can remember well over a decade. this follows other things that are going on. despite all the noise in congress, president trump is making real progress. and he is getting things done and every time you turn around, you see new signs of an investment, new commitments to build things in the united states. i think he's got to solve this legislative problem. my personal advice would be to start with infrastructure and frankly after the extraordinary thing in atlanta last night --

>> sean: that's disastrous. >> a good reminder. we've got to rebuild our infrastructure. i think you start there, then you move to a nice tax cut bill, not just tax reform. then you get the health care third. they are all gridlocked and too busy being mad at each other. they've got to get over it. relax, this is the beginning of a long game. this is not the end of it. we have lots of time to get lots of good things done for america. >> sean: they've got to keep the promise. this is not optional. they can't let obamacare implode. to me, it is very simple. if you are in leadership, you have to show your members the bill before you unveiled the bill publicly. then you have to build consensus. i appreciate that there are moderates and different study groups, tuesday group, freedom caucus. everyone has to work together. deaf to hammer out a consensus. it would be wise for them to work with the senate from the get-go so they don't end up in

conference and the senate bill and house bill are two very different bills and that becomes another opportunity for it to fall apart. so, bring everybody together and while they are doing the things you mentioned, this can get done. right? >> i think it can get done. if they do it right, they're going to shock all of us because if you look at the collapse of obamacare in rural america, i think a democrat from north dakota -- he might have a really hard time voting against a good republican bill that was well designed. at the same thing goes for the senator from indiana, missouri, montana. i would automatically assume they will hunker down and decide to destroy themselves. they are up for reelection next year. in parts of rural america, obamacare is a total disaster and we can do something dramatically better and if the public understands it -- that's the other half of this -- the country has to believe in the bill. if it's going to pass. health is too big an issue to

pass if the american people aren't with you. >> sean: there something to learn from this experience. you cannot unveil a bill that no one has seen. you have to bring the different groups in the congress together. you should include the senate so you don't have a problem in conference. why would they have done it this way anyway? that makes no sense to me. here's the frustrating thing. eight years. >> look, i have no idea how they end up like this. we used to follow the model of listen, learn, help, and lead. or somebody once said to me, you get one mouth and two ears. there's a pretty good hint ther there. the fact is that people come up when you're doing something this big, one fifth of the economy -- life and death for every american -- you need to do it carefully come out the open. people need to have a real sense of participation. you can't ram it through and assume a small group of people know enough themselves.

that is what obama did wrong. that's what hillary did wrong back in d '90s. this is a really big, complicated issue. it's fixable but it may take three or four bills. all of which ought to be understood from day one and i think frankly that's part of why i would shift and look at infrastructure and tax cuts. you can do those while you are working through what needs to be done in health care. all three could be done this year. if they are willing to work with the american people and then have an open legislative process. it >> sean: all right, sir. great idea. up next on this bitty know mike busy friday newsnight, out to get the house intelligence committee chairman of a new nose, they are focusing their anger in the wrong place. we will explain in a mini mall and coming up next. and we will get reaction from mercedes schlapp and chase a jay sekulow. offering to testify in front of

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes is standing firm against the alt left propaganda destroy trump media. they are focusing their anger on congressman nunes instead of reporting extensively on what is the big story here. that is tonight's many monologu. from the very moment chairman nunes made the bombshell announcement that he solve reports that prove surveillance was collected on president trump and his transition team, liberals and members of the biased press have been out to get him. just listen to what they have said about nunes in just the past 48 hours. watch this. >> sometimes it's just easier to explain it away by pure, good old-fashioned 100% grade a incompetence and stupidity. that just may be what we have here with congressman nunes. >> i've never seen anything like this amateur hour. here we go with the latest

buffoonery from the trump operation. >> i do think that devin nunes is such a uniquely clueless individual and so out of his depth in this whole investigation that ascribing too much planning and the motive to him might be wrong. >> the nunes piece is going to be an even more interesting and baffling than it is now if you consider a couple of things. his crazy behavior, let us be right about that. >> wow >> sean: the radical alt left destroy trump media is going after nunes and going after his credibility. they are ignoring the real story and what we should all be talking about. what nunes has revealed about the leaks, the unmasking of american names, and of course a surveillance of the trump team. this could end up being the biggest scandal in decades if not ever attended washington. the big question is this, did the obama administration knowingly surveilled the trump

team and incoming opposition party? as a nunes set on this program less we, additional american names were unmasked and he saw the reports and said they had nothing to do with russia and collusion. this should concern every single lawmaker, every single journalist and every single american. the two individuals who showed nunes the information at the white house, they had nothing to do with the outing of this information. here's what adam reported earlier today. take a look. >> the person who did the unmasking i am told is very well-known, very high up, very senior in the intelligence world. and it is not in the fbi. we also told the people that devin nunes -- the two individuals, the stories were reported yesterday but they were not his sources. it was a navigation situation. the reason they had to navigate is because nunes learned about this unmasking back in january. before trump's tweet, before he

met with the president and it took obviously a number of weeks to try to figure out a way for him to see this intelligence because the agencies were stonewalling to allow him and others to see it. coming from folks that are in these agencies and frustrated with the politics taking place in these agencies. >> sean: you hear that? the white house had nothing to do with this. adams reporting is huge. democrats and the destroy trump media are doing a disservice once again to you, the american people, by attacking congressman devin nunes instead of reporting on what the scandalous. he with reaction, the chairman jay sekulow. mercedes schlapp. all right, is there anything wrong -- this was standard operating procedure. if you are going to see raw intelligence like this, jay, it would be normal procedures to see it in an area where we know is safe and secure. that is what he did all the time. what about that as a distraction

in this case? >> the fact is, there is a statute. two statutes the deal with this. the procedure in place that allows the chairman and others in the intelligence community and intelligence committee to view this matter and it should not be a offense to either congressional intelligence committee. that section 31-22. 31-25 says nothing in this title may be construed that authority withholds from either house of congress. there's actually legislation that positively affirms the ability of this committee chairman and others to actually get this material your and the procedures are to protect the intelligence. this is rather unremarkable what took place here. i think this is a distraction but the law is crystal clear here. >> sean: isn't the big story that okay, maybe they used real

surveillance as a ruse to surveilled on a president or a candidate, an opposing party candidate or the president-elect and his staff, isn't that the real story here, read sadie's? >> i think that the real story is if we see these tables turn where they are investigating the trump administration but yet you're going to start seeing an investigation of the obama administration -- whether they are using this intelligence resources and information for political purposes. that is why congressman nunez reacted in a way that he did which is he was shocked. alarmed when he started reading through these classified information's, seeing that there was no link to russell and yet you are seeing this unmasking of these american citizens. particularly those who are part of the trump transition team. >> sean: they are surveilling, unmasking. they lead to the intelligence which is a felony. what you make of evelyn farkas and her comments?

now she says the russians may have leaked it. she says she's a victim of fake news but she says she was urging former colleagues, get as much intelligence as you can. if the trump people found out how we knew what we knew, isn't that an unveil/unmasking there? isn't that confirmation of surveillance and then talking about releasing it to colleague colleagues? when that potentially be an intel leak? >> she needs to get a lawyer. i don't know who is letting her these statements. she has inflicted herself in multiple felonies. she keeps saying week, she wasn't even part of the agency at that particular time. she talked about going to the hill to make sure colleagues and the information is protected from the trump incoming trump administration to preserve thiso is she to get this information from at that point? and then leaking it is a crime. you know what she did?

she would be my first witness if i was going to impanel a grand jury, dr. farkas -- you better be protected. >> sean: she's gonna see a grand jury, the house intelligence committee. mercedes, i'm -- who is advising this woman? >> obviously she was not advised. it put her in incredibly bad situation because she basically almost makes it sound like she has some sort of way to understand what is in these intelligence reports. a lot of questions need to be asked. the white house counsel sent over a letter basically asking those questions. how is this information handled? did she have access to any of these intelligence documents? these are important questions. going back to congressman nunes, we have to remember there are a lot of false information out there. there was a source that contacted the chairman.

if you guarantee confidentiality, i need to share the scots that information with you. you need to see this. this is what sources do in the right way. instead of leaking information to the press which as we know it's a felony. we have to make sure that that gets out there in terms of that. >> sean: well said. mercedes, we are going to lose you. thank you as always for being with you. jay stays with us. michael flynn, general flynn is offering to speak to the house and senate intel committees but asking for immunity. president trump said it was a smart idea. because of the political witch hunt that is happening right now. jay sekulow stays with us. monica crowley joined us and later tonight... >> my administration is working everyday to make it easier for manufacturers to build higher and grow in america. >> sean: the president is not slowing down, counsel to the president kellyanne conway will join us tonight, right here in studio. stay with us.

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>> live from america's news headquarters. the showdown in the senate is getting closer with a vote expected next week. now saying she will oppose neil gore's itch and will vote with fellow democrats. at least 35 democrats now oppose him. that's six votes short of the numbered needed for a filibuster. must needed aid is finally reaching western mosul. groups continue to push isis fighters out of iraq's second-largest city. thousands of civilians are fleeing the providence in syria after fierce clashes in u.s. fighters and isis. now, let's take you right back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to

"hannity," the president took to twitter to defend michael flynn and the president tweeted... this comes after reports say that flynn is willing to testify in front of the house and senate intel committees in exchange for immunity. joining is now at reaction, monica crowley and we continue a jay sekulow from a legal perspective. monica, you were there with general flynn. what happened to him i don't think is any doubt was a violation of the espionage act and a felony, many other laws were broken, we will ask jay and a second. i think general flynn wants to say what he has to say because he has a victim of a crime here. >> general flynn, sean, is now a private citizen. he is perfectly entitled to seek whatever protections he can going forward. look, i think the reality is none of us know the back story

here. if general flynn has already been solicited by investigators, this request for immunity makes perfect sense. if he hasn't yet been approached by investigators, perhaps he's trying to accelerate the timeline somehow and look, since we know none of the back story and details, perhaps none of this has to do with rush at all. perhaps there are some other things at play here. the bottom line is that general flynn is entitled to these protections and they also think he has the watergate story in mind here. richard nick's not merely suggesting the possibility of asking the cia to interview the lack intervene with the s mike fbi and stop the watergate investigation. article one of the watergate and pre-market impeachment. general flynn does not want to be prosecuted or persecuted least of all something he may or may not have said or done.

>> sean: jay, they leaked this intelligence. they never should have leaked. they are surveilling. the nsa does its job. they are surveilling his counterpart in russia, having a conversation, a normal procedure, getting in touch with people he will have contact with and will be working with -- they're supposed to minimize and not reveal their identity. to his identity is unmasked. the contents of their conversation are made public and then he tells a story to the vice president, may be left detail or to go. perhaps on accident or on purpose, i don't know. his career is over because they leaked this intelligence. a felony, right? >> right, in that scenario you just laid out, this is exactly why general flynn 's lawyers are asking them to seek immunity. this is a bit of a witch hunt here. general flynn is saying, this is right. he is the victim.

he was unmasked. no minimization. it was leaked so you're talking about felonies and civil actions now and it was leaked to the press and published and now he is the one made it look to be the evildoer so to speak. if we don't even know the back story of any of this. but we do know two things. he was unmasked and it was a leak. that leaking at the felony. period. >> sean: doesn't every american need to understand that if your government is going to surveilled your texts, emails, phone conversations and they don't have any warrant and then they disclose that? they could ruin anybody's life. especially yours or monica's. >> i will tell you this, look. here is the reality. republican, democrat, independent, libertarian, i don't care what you are -- this information was gathered, it was unmasked and leaked? this was a leaking of intelligence about an individual american. an american citizen. why are we saying that is okay? we should not be.

that should be investigated as a crime because that is what it is. >> sean: agreed. that's a one car and we know here that happened. >> yes. the watergate example for a reason, i spent four years working with former president nixon during the last four years of his life. i know a bit about presidential wiretapping. devin nunes, all of these peripheral conversations have nothing to do with the actual possible scandal here. which is that the obama team, the folks who were still in the white house under president obama may have in fact unmasked people, surveilled political opponents and then at weapon classified material against -- if that is true, that makes watergate look like child's play. >> sean: doesn't that have the potential to be way bigger than watergate? >> this is a national security information that is being leaked here. the seriousness of this is at the highest level. when you look at what is the potential damage to the

united states or intelligence gathering capabilities into those that are working within the government, this is a worst-case scenario of what can happen and it happened. here is the fact. if you're looking at where the journey jury should be, he should seek immunity and get it. he should tell and laid out for the community, that great but the crime here is the leakers. >> sean: would you have them testify without immunity customer >> no way. because, sean, they will find a form that was filled out with an inadvertent statement and make that into a felony. i do a lot of criminal defense. here's the answer on that. no. >> sean: have a good weekend. thank you both. trump keeping his promises and getting things done. kellyanne conway will join us in studio tonight with reaction. and then later tonight... >> if they are going to drink and are of age, be responsible. don't wander away from your crowd of people that you know.

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>> my administration is working everyday to make it easier for manufacturers to build higher and grow in america. we are removing job killing regulations and lifting the burdens, like i would say they have never been lifted before. >> sean: the president earlier today meeting with the national association of manufacturers. on rare new york in studio appearance. kelly and, good to see you. i saw your husband. he's going to be doing some work in d.c. too. the speed of trump, checking off promises, i know we get caught up in the media -- they are obsessed the health care bill did not get finished. it will and no one ever talks about all the good things he's done. i was so happy this week over the epa regulations. >> he kept a promise to the coal miners.

he's having the epa focus on what it's supposed to do. air and water. that production that makes us less reliant, generates all types of jobs. people complain in this country that nothing is made in the usa anymore. energy is made here. it's under our feet. on our shores. it's time we invest in it. the president is making good on his promises for number of executive actions. to unleash clean coal and oil and natural gas of course. any number of different energy sources. but also this week he started the commission on opioids, working with this white house office of american innovations that jared gessner -- i listened in and the first tim time, -- i listened to this story. i cried for the first time in the white house.

it was so incredibly moving to hear their stories. in the case of vanessa and a.j., both of whom are new jersey residents, they found treatment. we need to focus on addiction and prevention. >> sean: they've been devastated as much as other parts of the country. >> opioids is an epidemic that does not discriminate. both men and women, it's really scary. the president is really committed to it as it as well as governor christie. >> sean: i put this up earlier in the program. it would have been nice after the republicans after eight years had a consensus bill, you know i am very critical about how this was rolled out. that is president trump's agenda. he checks it off the list. i don't think i could see a president get as much done as a

president could do by himself. >> it be good if people got the message. if you look at some of these competence numbers, it does show the people and job creators, the jobseekers and job holders all our seeing very good in his presidency so far. if you look at that national association manufacturers today, it's the highest it's been in 20 years paid the man has been on the job for less than three months. one year ago it was 66.6%. that's not a margin of error or tinkering. that's a huge uptake and confidence. the homebuilders confidence survey, the highest in 12 years. and i was ten years. it goes on and on. people feel good about spending their money. >> sean: i'm not trying to drag you into this fight, would you like to see congress better prepared in terms of legislatio legislation, the individual components of a study group, the

tuesday group, the saturday night goes drinking group, getting on the same page? >> [laughs] i am not aware of that one. >> sean: i just made it up. these are not small items that he is tackling here on the economy, changing the tax code and infrastructure. even the energy thing. there's only so much she can do on his own. they've got to be ready to gang up here. >> sean: anyone of these achievements would be historic. if you think about one or two or even three in the first year, that's huge. we know that health care reform will happen. we know that the president and every single republican house and senate there campaigned successfully on repeal and replace obamacare. what are the next steps? the conference needs to come together but you know what i learned through this entire process? i'm old enough to have worked against hillary care and obamacare. i've been in health care for long time. what i learned from this

particular process is that this is a very diverse republican conference. we have 23 republican members who sit in districts that hillary clinton won. we have everybody from like a+ republican single digit just strict. diverse ideological and geographic viewpoints. it's very important. being brought to the table earlier but i think the president showed a great deal of leadership. he worked the phones. >> sean: the bill had no consensus, why did he have to do the heavy lifting when in all fairness, the legislative branch had eight years to campaign, got to the house in 2010, 2014, 2016, they didn't have a bill ready to go? that kind of makes me mad. >> i'm confident that the conference will come together.

we started out in a deficit of dozens and dozens. it got shrunk down to 12-18 votes. that's very heartening. there are moderates not supporting it, conservatives not supporting it. that's the price of having a diverse party. look at the democratic party. the blue dog democrats, the pro-life democrats, they don't exist anymore. that party is much more myopic now. some of their factions. in the case of the president, some people would prefer him to be the closer on this and not the leadoff batter. some people appreciate the fact that he and others leaned in from the beginning and were very involved. >> sean: they should have brought everyone in. >> it has to really represent all of the different opinions and most important lee what the president has promised to do in repealing and replacing obamacare. it will get done. >> sean: good to see you.

thank you for being with us. part three of our series exposing what happens to your kids when you send them on down to spring break. ainsley earhardt has that report straightahead. in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz.

>> sean: welcome back to "hannity," as we continue our series exposing what happens when your kids jet on off to spring break with your money. this year, we sent down a

producer to south padre island texas to see what spring breakers were really up to. we spoke to police chief in south padre island. his name is randy smith about some of the dangers that spring breakers are encountering this year. it's always dangerous. take a look. >> i was in jail because i got in a beach brawl. and i got to damn drunk. that's why. >> how may people have crossed into the silent? >> sometimes it's been around 9,000, 8,000. yesterday for a 24-hour period was 14,482. >> this week how many arrests have you totaled? >> a five day texas week period, we have had up to 198. simple, classy, municipal issues

like public intoxication or sexual assault. >> one girl got carried away in a stretcher. >> what did you get arrested for? >> p.i., let's say p.i. >> leap >> love you, mom. >> if they are combative or give us some issues, we don't have a safe place for them to go and unfortunately they give us no option. they come here to the jail. a judge on the following date, they get released. >> there probably a couple hundred of them? >> yes, which is fairly difficult. public works. trash cleaning on the beach, all around all services. so we can better serve

businesses and visitors. the only few tips i give is if they are going to drink and are of age, please drink responsibly. don't wander away from your crowd of people that you know. and don't drink from items that are being passed around. you don't know the original origins or what is in that. if it's spiked, the drink you're drinking. >> sean: here with reaction, fox and friends cohost, ainsley earhardt. thank you for coming aback. while they put in the position of being like the old killjoy? they are all wasted. then the people that are preying on the spring breakers. sexual assault that are happening here, people get alcohol poisoning, drunken driv. the funk seems to go away. >> kids are always going to go on spring break. it used to be daytona beach, then it was panama city beach.

you cleaned up panama city beach. >> sean: you did it. >> they have always gone to south padre but now we are seeing more people at south padre, more than 100,000 people estimated for a weekend. that the lot of kids to put in one area. our producers that went there he said basically anything goes. the only rule there is no glass on the beach. as long as you are not stumbling around wasted and getting in fights, you are fine. the problem is when you start to drink, they are all saying they drink the moment they start wake up. by the end of the day, they are black out. they don't know where they are. if they are all doing it in a group, they are separating themselves and getting themselves in trouble. >> sean: be sure to set your alarm and wake up early and catch fox friends 6:00-9 a clock. we need your help with an implant mic important question of the day. and some messages you left for me that were really mean on the "hannity" hotline.

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