that? well, good luck to you. that's it for us tonight. sean hannity is next. we will see you tomorrow. have a good night. ♪ >> sean: and welcome to "hannity" for newt gingrich newt gingrich, oliver north, or -- warning the united states that after last week's tomahawk missile strike in syria and after calling out the russians over the chemical weapons attack, secretary of state rex tillerson gets ready to head back to moscow in what is shaping up to be a major showdown. plus in response to north korea and their aggression, the u.s. navy has sent a strike group to the region to show major force on our part for joining us now in turkey from the latest in the situation

there is benjamin hall. benjamin? >> sean, among the syrians we've spoken to here, there is an overwhelming sense of gratitude both toward president trump and the u.s. and administration. but it's always tinged with a sense that not enough is being done, and they point to the fact that syrian jets have been continuing to bomb the same town that was gassed last week. but today, sean spicer said that was merely a stunt, and 20% of the syrian air force had in fact been destroyed. fox news has also spoken to survivors of the chemical attack, united with surviving family members, still traumatized, they share not only the horrors they saw as babies choked in front of them, but also their hopes for the future. >> we hope that american strikes will continue on other airbases that are being used by assad to kill civilians and to put pressure on russia and iran from

supporting him. >> the strikes made iran and russia very angry. they did not want to see another sheriff on the block. and president rouhani of iran would say they would retaliate. meanwhile, images emerge of the 75th ranger unit deployed in syria. a spokesperson saying that they were sent there to deter any possible new aggression and ensure that all parties deliver the lasting defeat to isis. and certainly, president assad and his allies iran and russia are posturing, pretending nothing has changed here, but nothing everything has changed. of course, as far as leverage goes, that will be all important as secretary tillerson goes in to visit president putin this week. >> tucker: >> sean: thank you, sir.

the. these secretary of state rex tillerson is scheduled to arrive in mock moscow tomorrow. rich edson is in moscow today. rich? good evening, sean. following a week of the s collecting escalade rhetoric, rex tillerson will arrive here tomorrow in moscow. the secretary has contended that russia is complacent or incompetent for not securing all of syria's chemical weapons. earlier today, the white house continued condemning russia. >> if you look at the countries that are with us, it speaks pretty loudly the number of countries that have stood shoulder to shoulder with this president. russia, on the other hand, stands with syria, north korea, and iran. i think when you contrast the two groups, the countries, it's pretty clear where on the right side of this issue. >> the white house as if it seems that type of attack in syria again, it holds open the possibility of further u.s. action.

this as the russian government in turn is condemning the united states for the attack last week on syria, calling it a violation of international law. in a teleconference this morning, grandma and spoke spoken to me, "the u.s. demonstrated a complete reluctance to cooperate on syria and take into account each other's interests and concerns." the russian government said they could partner with the united states to fight terroris terrorism. they say that the united states is diminishing those chances with antiabortion rhetoric coming -- a senior u.s. state department official says that secretary tillerson would meet with president putin if he were invited. the kremlin said earlier today, no such meeting is on the schedule. sean? >> sean: all right, rich edson in moscow tonight. thank you. amid escalating tensions are rather north korea, a u.s. navy carrier strike group has been sent to that region. more on that is our own gender

jennifer grantor. >> the president ordered the aircraft carrier group to reverse course and head of south korea after meeting the chinese president. what is not clear is this show of force has any real teeth behind it. on board the uss carl vinson are fighter jets, but they would pose little threat to north korea's air defense system for the u.s. has 33,000 american troops in south korea, and north korea has artillery trained on u.s. positions and south korea's capital with its population of 25 million people here they are all within easy striking distance of north korean missiles. the uss navy cruiser and navy destroyer traveling with the vinson are capable of launching tomahawk cruise missiles similar to those wired in syria last week. those could strike north korea's ballistic missile launch pad, or take out the sites associate with kim jong il

kim un's nuclear program. they are concerned that kim jong-un plans more missile tests marking the birthdate of his grandfather and founding the communist state army, april 15th and 26 respectively. the pentagon sees sign that the rogue communist regime is preparing another nuclear test it carried out to gold just last year. important to remember, sean, the u.s. navy always has one boomer or ballistic missile submarine on alert in the western pacific. there is a great concern at the pentagon that north korea may soon have a intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach the u.s., sean. >> sean: pretty scary. a lot going on in the world. jennifer, thank you as always. author of the best selling book "treason," fox news contributed newt gingrich. mr. speaker, how does donald trump now respond to the saber rattling, rouhani saying

this is the redline in iran. and warning president trump if he hits syria again, that where we are, one step away from war. what should the response fee from the trump administration? >> well, i think the response is pretty straightforward. if this happens again, we are going to hit them again. if you want to get in the way, you then get in the way. but if you look at any correlation of forces in the area, the russians can't possibly sustain their naval power and airpower in syria and in eastern medicine area against the united states. it would be an absurdity. and putin would end up being humiliated. they can escalate above that, but we went through the entire cold war with saber rattling, but not bearing on each other. i don't think they are going to fire on us now. the fact is we have crossed the line, the president crossed this line. we are not going to tolerate

assad continuing to use chemical weapons. if assad doesn't use chemical weapons, my guess is everything will calm down. if he does use chemical weapons, i think we are going to hit him again. if the russians get in the way, they are going to get hit as part of the process. as for the iranians? they are listed every singly or by the state department as a leading sponsor of terrorism in the world. so what is new? they say "death to america," they mean "death to america." at some point down the road, they might try to do something. again, they would run a much bigger risk of massive american retaliation than their capacity to inflict harm on us. >> sean: let me move then to more unstable leader in the case of north korea. and, i mean, really unstable as we have reported in the past. what that instability means he's unpredictable in some sense. with america now showing use of force, china showing some involvement in the region.

what do you suspect is going on there and will the leader of north korea, kim jong-un, is he going to do anything we need to respond to? >> first of all, remember the last report. if we have a sobering summer in the western pacific, that has probably 48 nuclear weapons on it. so the capacity to eliminate north korea is pretty real. that would be horrible, certainly not something we want to do or going to do, but in terms of a real deterrent, that submarine is a much bigger deterrent than the aircraft carrier. but the aircraft carrier, what it does, it signals visibly to f our allies in the region who see it on tv and say, hey, the united states is here, --

if you seoul, you really don't look at want to end up in a situation where kim jong-un goes crazy. i think the chinese are going to apply pressure to him. we are going to apply pressure to him. i think frankly the best result in north korea and syria is somehow get the military to replace the dictator. in both cases, you would have a more stable and more rational government. but this is very, very risky stuff, because the world is really risky. >> sean: the world is an evil place. we have evil dictators. it seems to be a damascus, a tehran problem, a moscow problem that we have been north korea. we had a short distance from the presidents, assurances from susan rice that there were no more chemical weapons, and barack obama was redline in the sand made them get rid of all of them. didn't happen. here's what they said. >> we were able to find a solution that actually removed

the chemical weapons in syria in the way the use of force were never accomplished. >> russia has been constructed in helping to remove 100% of the declared chemical weapons from syria. in fact, that was in agreement we made months ago and it never faltered, even in these moments of conflict. >> people may criticize us for not having, you know, launched missiles against assad after chemical weapons have been used, but keep in mind why we didn't. we didn't because they got rid of the chemical weapons. and that in fact was very important. >> sean: no. they never got rid of the chemical weapons. and he never did anything about his redline. and russia was supposed to be a part of that, correct, mr. speaker? what if they are as wrong about iran and the iranian nuclear deal? >> let me start to distinguish the two. i think secretary tillerson did a great job the other day in saying, look, these are the russians, they are duped or

encumbered in, or they were complicit. i love the conversation in moscow, where you duped because you are incompetent or where you were complicit. there is not a third answer here. the three people you described, there is an essay that is on google. people who are watching us can go pull it up by nasim taleb who wrote "the black swan" " it's called the -- i've never seen a clear statement of intellectuals, yet idiots. these people had big words, they went to fancy schools, they supposedly knew a lot, they are very articulate. they are totally out of rot >> all: touch with reality , and you don't have vivid proof. of course the iranian deal is bad. these folks, none of these people are anyway in touch with the real world. they are surrounded by a news media that is, protects them in hollywood stars who protect them, people who play fantasies

on the screen, telling how wonderful they are for their political fantasies. and then they go see fantasy professors who tell them how terrific their policies are. this stuff is all a perfect example of what the left meant when he wrote "intellectually idiot" which i recommend highly to our entire audience. >> sean: stay there, mr. speaker. we will have more with newt gingrich after this break. coming up today, judge neil gorsuch was sworn in as an associate justice of the united states supreme court. another promise cap by president trump and newt gingrich will respond to that. and also tonight. >> we were able to find a solution that actually removed the chemical weapons that were known from syria in a way that the use of force would have never accomplished. >> more pinocchios for susan rice. she lied about benghazi, she lied about knowing nothing as it relates to surveillance and the masking. we will get reaction to that from colonel oliver north on this busy news night.

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." despite unrelenting criticism and attacks from the alt radical left and their allies in the destroy trump media and despite the nonstop spreading of bizarre theories, despite unprecedented democratic obstruction and infighting from congressional

republicans, donald trump is keeping promises that he made to you, the american people. that's something they aren't telling you. but that's tonight's opening monologue. the less extreme, -- president trump has been very busy keeping his promises and checking off ia one by one. today was no different from what we have been seeing with the presidents of building yet another major campaign vow and overseeing judge neil gorsuch's suction into the supreme court. >> the american people have gotten to know, respect, and truly admire our newest member of the united states supreme court. in justice gorsuch, they see a man of great and unquestioned integrity. they see a man's of unmatched qualifications. and most of all, and most

important, they see a man who is deeply faithful to the constitution of the united states. >> sean: president trump kept his word. he put an originalist in the u.s. supreme court to replace justice incidents and teens clear this is just one of the presidents many compliments. let's take a look at the list. he's busy making jobs, making phone calls -- the president said he could eliminate up to 75% of government rules and regulations. the president has also ended the war on coal by repealing redtape. he reduced the legal obligation -- the white house is fighting back against statuary cities. the president is taking tough stances on places that she would illegal immigrants. he's drafting a plan to defeat

isis but he has imposed a five year lobbying ban. sanctioned iran over the missile program and put the rogue regime on notice. these responded to syria's use of chemical weapons by approving a tomahawk missile strike. president trump created a task force to reduce crimes. he signed executive orders to protect police officers. he signed executive order to target drug cartels. what the president is enacting his agenda everything the day, there is still plenty of work do and still to come. we will put those things on the side of the screen. failing to repeal and replace obamacare? that was a big misstep. republicans need to learn from their mistake here. we have said repeatedly on this program that the g.o.p. leadership in congress should have built consensus, they should've passed around the bill before they introduced it, and there is good news, though for the health care bill is not dead. republicans are moving ahead on a massive tax reform plan. but it is so critically important that they get all

sides involved in the beginning behind closed doors, come up with plans to get bills that will pass. the republican leadership needs to come together, pass the president's budget, so we can reduce spending, shrink government, rebuild the military, and get all of these things done so americans get back to work. and there is the issue of the alt left propaganda destroy trump media, breathlessly, daily reporting on infighting to the white house and their staff. who knows whether the president blew that out of proportion like everything they cover, the reality is to me it's irrelevant. however president trump wants to have around him is going to have around him. their job, if you work for the president, is to put his agenda in place, serve him, serve the country, do your job. but the bottom line is this. there are many people and factions that want to see this president failed. now he's right on the right track at this time, and all he has to do to succeed to be popular and to win back over votes in the coming elections,

is to keep his promises. to you, the american people. and the people who will help them do that are the ones who should be around him. joining us know what the reaction, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. to me, it's simple. keep your promises. he has a pretty long list and a fairly long period of time that he's checked off. i am disappointed that after eight co-years of say "repeal and replace" they did not have a build ready that had consensus. i think they will get it done, but they made it harder than they should have. >> sure. but let's put a couple of things here that you touched on. i think the swearing in of justice gorsuch today, a huge victory for conservatism, big victory for the president, and if you think back to what the alternative would have been with hillary clinton, what an enormous difference. if you want a reminder of how big a difference the election made, imagine who she would've been swearing in and how radical that person would've been. but second, let's be fair. mitch mcconnell really deserves a lot of credit.

while the house republicans were floundering, he very aggressively, very calmly said over and over again, judge neil gorsuch is going to become justice gorsuch. it's going to happen. he changed history. very courageous thing to do. the right thing to do. so mitch mcconnell deserves i think a lot of credit for that. >> sean: i agree. >> and president trump deserve a lot of credit. and remember. judge gorsuch was on the original list during the campaign when people wondered how conservative trump would be in working with the federalist society, he produced a remarkable list. he might have to have 50 more justices on that list before his presidency is over. so there was a big day for him. also today, toyota announced a billion dollar plus investment to the united states. another example of where trump is going to make a real difference. i do think you see some very positive things.

i'm very encouraged by it. >> sean: what do you think about the palace intrigue, you've got some people who are more liberal from new york. you've got the more consecutivee members surrounding the resident for battling for turf and territory, who ultimately impacts the president. my experience, having been around him and interviewing him a lot is that he's not exactly somebody that is convinced easily that he's wrong. and so far, everything he's done has been part of his agenda and promises from the get-go. >> look. washington reporters love gossip more than faxed or they love covering insider junk more than covering history. but the fact is donald j. trump is going to be president. not some staff, not some cabal, not the "new yorkers." for example, the reince priebus priebus-stephen bannon-jared kushner stories, they are way

overblown. all three of them are trying to execute the president's plan. they have the normal effort of figuring out different nuances. it's not like the liberal group and the conservative group. you aren't going to last in the trump white house unless the program you're executing is the trump program. he is too smart, he's run too many organizations, somebody tried to but if you let last 12 hours because -- by the way -- >> sean: how many -- >> i've been in conversations with them where you can't surround them and get them to do something. he just blows past it. he is too powerful a personality. >> sean: how many people try to tell the president or candidate trump not to tweet? he didn't listen to the liberals around him, conservatives around him, family around him, he made up his own mind. >> me, me, you. >> sean: by the way, in retrospect, i like that he tweet spirit in rachel's back i think it's good. >> i do, too. 10% less would be 100% more.

let's think about something deeper. trump has been saying the same things for 30 years. >> sean: good point. >> you can look at his interviews with oprah winfrey and when he had the "time" magazine cover in january of 1989. i mean, this is a very mature person who thought a long time about this country. remember, outside of the white house, you've got people like secretary mattis, second tillerson secretary perry, the longest-serving governor in history. he has very strong personalities around him. when he does something in syria, he's talking to the saudi king next. he just met with the egyptian president. who he just talked to today about the problems as we can. he met with the king of jordan. he's getting information from more sources than any president i can remember, and he does it very actively and very

aggressively. and he learns very, very fast. >> sean: i think that's all set. coming up, "the washington post" gives former obama national security advisor susan rice four pinocchios for the mass of light that syria got rid of its chemical weapons. we will get -- to launch air strikes in syria. some on the left are peddling the most bizarre conspiracy theories that you have ever heard that we will check in with geraldo rivera straightahead. a heart attack doesn't care what you eat

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hospital. another nine year old remains in stable condition. police did not believe the students were targeted. alabama has a new governor this evening. kay ivey was sworn in after the resignation of robert bentley. she becomes the state's second female governor. that leaves recognition came after pleading guilty to two charges of violating state crime ca used resources to hide an extramarital affair. he may face indecency charges if he stayed in office. i'm kelly wright. >> it's easy to find a solution that actually removed the chemical weapons that were known from syria in a way that the use of force would never accomplish. i think the president stated the u.s. of you, which is the use of chemical weapons is something we are not allowed to persist. and we did it but we manage to a copper cycle goal far more thoroughly than we could've five some limited strikes against chemical targets by getting the

entirety of the declared stockpile of removed. >> sean: that was former obama administration security advisor susan rice claiming that syria got rid of their chemical weapons back in january because obama drew that redline in the sand. today, "the washington post" gave rice four nokias for that claim, and former secretary of state who served with rice and the obama administration contradicted his former colleague, telling "the new york times," "we always knew we had not gotten rid of everything, that the syrians had not been fully forthcoming in the declaration." well then why did obama and rice and john kerry say so? the host of "war stories," our friend oliver north. okay, she liked about bobo that she lied on five sunday shows about benghazi. this was not preplanned or premeditated. it was spontaneous. they happen to have motors in their back pocket, and she lied

about him surveillance and unmasking. now they are wrong. what if they wrong about iran and the same way? >> they are wrong about iran in a way. look, let's get the telescope back just a little bit and take a look at what this president, president trump inherited from the obama administration in terms of national security and foreign policy. whether it was the rolling disaster that still is ongoing in libya, the phony redline in the sand after assad used sarin gas the first time, or it is the hidden stores of sarin gas that turned out to be used last week, or they were supposedly destroyed, the russians were working with them at the time. war, think about this, in terms of an x essential threat, the iranian-north korean icbm joint venture which has the world, prickly, concerned. all of those have been lysed

from the previous administratio administration. this is a behavior. it goes to the heart to what the -- it's a serious liability. it's bigger than rice. it went beyond kerry. listen, mrs. clinton was the one who said when she was second of state, all we have to do is lend a little bit of help for these rebels in libya and we will get rid of ghadafi. how is that working out for you? on top of it, all the other things that are happening around him. the difficulty he's having people confirmed for positions. i went back and i looked. by the time the reagan administration, who had been in office 78 days, they were only a handful of positions completely filled that required some kind of confirmation. the congress of the united states, the senate of the united states, just a minority of it, has been slow rolling this whole thing. i am glad that neil gorsuch is going to be the justice of the

supreme court. but there are dozens of positions that have to be filled that are important for its national security in the country. the prior administration is culpable, it's malfeasance at worst. it should be held to account. >> sean: i can't even add to that. they lie with regularity and they lied about chemical weapons in syria. colonel, good to see you. semper fi. coming up, the left does its best to spin the syrian air strikes by pushing the most insane, bizarre conspiracy theories. we will play it for you. we will get reactions from geraldo rivera, mercedes schlapp. plus speed isis claims responsibility for two bombings that kills thousands in egypt. plus this video goes viral. a doctor was forcibly removed his seat. can't they figure out a better way to handle it than this?

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." while america's allies are praising president trump's decision to carry out air strikes on a syrian air base, some on the out left radical destroyed trump media is spinning this story way out of control. beyond conspiracy. beyond "the twilight zone" bit off the charts nuts. watch this. >> if there was a way he would kill the narrative that he's in bed with putin, it would be bes

best. he is satellite, his loyal ally assad. that's a way of him saying "i was never in bed of these guys, i never had a collision in moscow." >> is perfect. just perfect. i wish it wasn't. if vladimir putin -- if, if, if vladimir putin masterminded the last week in syria? he has gotten everything he could've asked for. >> sean: talking about conspiracy theories. joining us with reaction, correspondent at large geraldo rivera. fox news contributor mercedes schlapp. he goes on and argues it's conceivable, geraldo, that putin could've told bashar al-assad to carry out a small chemical attack, just big enough to get media attention, so my friend in the white house will see it on tv and trump can fire missiles that will do no real damage to ensure the u.s. media will change the subject from russian

influence -- it go months, geraldo! not a shred of evidence. >> i think larry o'donnell is smoking the dope of the nail, i really do. ideological paranoia that think this is -- they just can't... [laughter] they can't get over the fact that this was really conceived. it was precise, it was proportional, it was impeccably carried out. and i don't think you will ever see chemical weapons used again in syria as a result of this action taken by donald trump. i also think president trump and his success, nothing succeeds like success. you have a situation that he has succeeded brilliantly with a strike in syria and with the elevation of justice gorsuch's to the high court. it's not funny. when you look at the friday night, i watched carefully the late-night comic, and then

saturday night live, i really usually like alec baldwin. i think he's very funny when he makes one of the president. but because the president did so well, the jokes fell flat because success is not funny. bumbling is funny. when he succeeds, not. >> sean: mercedes, i don't know what to say anymore. there is not a shred of evidence and for them to say i'm a well, maybe putin orchestrated just a little attack so it would get trump's attention and we can get him off the russian conspiracy that they have been talking up about with eight months with zero evidence. this is nbc! this is supposed to be a news organization. >> well, what a pathetic conspiracy theory of by the left which goes to the deeper point with the obsession of the fact that they still believe that the russians interference in this election completely and absolutely led to donald trump's victory. and they also want this

obsession to come up with somehow some evidence, which of course has not come up, between the russians colluding with the trump campaign. the fact that the left-wing media is not talking about that story for the last week because the president trump had such a strong week last week, it's infuriating for them! so they come up with these assumptions, sean, that i think for the american people, they are trying to sell this as a story. how can you come up with this outrageous, um, these are opinions from these posts! >> sean: conspiracy theories continue from every outlet. isis targeting egyptian christians on palm sunday. two suicide bombers killed dozens of people. and later tonight. [screaming] oh, my god, !

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>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." over the weekend, two coptic christian churches were brutally attacked by suicide bombers. isis is claiming responsibility for these evil acts of horror and terror. thousands were killed and more than 100 were injured after targeted attacks targeted palm services in two different cities. joining us now, the author of this brand-new book, uncovering the divinity of christ in the gospels, david limbaugh. he's done legal work for me in the past. here's what i want to ask you. this has now become a big passion. we see christian genocide around the world. why. >> there -- people don't accept christianity, people see christianity as a threat. and they see them as intolerant. but truthfully, the radical muslims will not accept christianity. >> is convert or die. >> submit or die, that's what they do with jews and

christians. >> sean: most people know you for your political commentary and columns that you written all these years. this is your third book on the divinity of christianity. but you always try to make it so the average person can't attain it. this is a passion of yours. >> yes. the first book i ever wrote, which didn't get published, was about the bible, because i was so passionate when i first became a christian. and some of the things i've learned, i didn't know before and i wanted to share. it's been a fulfillment, a consummation of a dream. this is the third book. can i tell you a little bit the? >> sean: yeah. you do this for basically guys like me that aren't as studied as you are. >> i can relate as -- reach people because i have a platform on politics, a little bit on religion. i think that is my duty to evangelize to people that i might be able to relate to and reach.

i think people -- many people are intimidated by the bible and the gospels, so my goal with this book is to introduce readers to the true jesus of the gospels. not the jesus of the popular culture. not the milk gobs, not the guy who was salt and light and peace -- >> what's the difference between the pop culture and the real jesus in the bible? >> the real jesus is truth with a capital t. he says he came to divide. yes, he's the prince of peace, not in his first coming. in his first coming, he said he would not take things easy. he gave us a perfect moral standard to live up to which we can't live up to unless we put our saving faith in him, because he lived a perfect left, died a sacrificial death, so that we could live eternally. that's what gives us an exacting moral standard. he said that he came to divide, brother against brother, mother against son, father against son, and so he is not milquetoast. he took a whiff of corn to

cleanse the temple. he denies the pharisee -- >> sean: who were the religious leaders of the time. >> yes, because they weren't internally rightist, they were extremely righteous is the view. i encourage readers to read the bible and be introduced to the living son of god, jesus comes alive in the gospels. >> sean: he severed himself in the garden of -- >> yes, sweat blood. i just came from israel. i saw where that occurred. >> sean: will you reconcile with that we are all flawed, that there is human evil. >> yes. >> sean: why would people, when they get saved, why do they keep doing the wrong thing? >> because no one ever promised that you would be free of sin. sin for either side of eternity. we have to exercise spiritual discipline and empowered to overcome sin every day. we will still be sinners. >> sean: do you think writing is much about politics as you do and writing all these books on

religion. i know you do both, literally, years of your life, studying and writing. do you believe that they are interconnected? in other words, you have the book of revelation. >> yes. i think the whole entire bible is unified and integrated. and god, man fell at the beginning. god immediately gave his offer of redemption at the very beginning. the new testament consummates the old testament and all the prophecies and the promises fulfilled in jesus christ. but -- can i say it real quickly? >> sean: real quick. >> these are two parts. the first two give us the background. what the world jesus came into at the time he entered history. the second part is the bulk of it, chapters five through 12 -- >> sean: you go through them all. >> threw them all. every event in the bible, i summarize and convince so you read all the events that occur.

sometimes i paraphrase -- >> sean: and put it together. >> roughly in chronological order. you can't have perfect harmony and i don't try to. and then do a commentary all the way through to help people understand and excite people because jesus comes to life. no fiction writer could have invented such a character. >> sean: the true jesus. thank you, david limbaugh. another you "new york times" bestseller. it's the video that everyone is talking about. a man dragged off a u.s. airlines flight because the plane was overbooked. they couldn't have done the better than this? straightahead. diance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar and a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. jardiance is also the only type 2 diabetes treatment with heart-

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for. >> [screaming] >> oh, god. at all, my. no. my god, what are you doing? no, this is wrong. oh, my god. look at what you did to him. >> sean: the guy is a doctor and according to other passengers, the man being taken off the plane said he was a doctor. he had patients he needed to see. united airline ceo said a review of the incident will be conducted and it was "upsetting." they be next time, you offer four plane tickets and if nobody takes the offer, offer six. and then offer free hotel rooms and then offer eight and then eventually someone will say deal and they will get off the plane. good grief. brings us to tonight's question of the day. do you think they should have done this to the poor guy?

no, it was stupid. go to facebook.com/seanhannity, @seanhannity on twitter. let us know what you think. it's going to cost them more than eight seats. it is so stupid. sort of like government. everything they do is dumb. thanks for being with us. we will see you back here tomorrow night. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on.o' tonight. >> i didn't see you raising your voice against president obama's inaction in syria. that made us refugees. >> bill: a syrian who reports america's bombing of his r country's scolds cnn for its coverage. wait till you see this. >> oh, my god. >> [screaming] >> no! >> oh, my god. no. >> bill: a man who had a ticket on the united airlines flight forced off the plane. >> no, this is wrong. oh, my god! look at what you did to him! >> bill: what is going on? we'll tell you. >> i am not a dumb trump supporter, but i respect what donald trump did because that is ridiculous. you use chemical weapons on children.