youte jerk. >> jesse: road rage over here, dana. >> dana: i had one about the hurricane, google it, you will love it. >> jesse: set your dvr, "hannity" is up next. >> sean: thanks to all of our friendspr on "the five," telling congress to do their job. putting work on the reagan tax form that the american people voted for, and they will benefit from. tonight on this program we will offer up solutions and we will explain why this is needed now more than ever. and more importantly, we will continue to hold washington accountable and to that is tonight's important opening monologue. ♪ president trump is pushing for sweeping taxee cuts and major tx reform, why to unleash the american economy and provide relief the american people. why?

because millions of americans desperately need the health and growth of the economy. the president sat down with a group of bipartisan lawmakers at the white house earlier today and here's what he said. >> we have four principles for tax reform. make it simple and fair. cut taxes substantially. it will be the largest tax decrease for the history of our country for the middle class. encourage companies to hire and grow in america, and by doing that we will havemi to reduce te taxes for companies.t another bipartisan project that is urgently needed is infrastructure. and infrastructure investment it's time now to build new roads, new bridges, tunnels, highways, railways all across the great land. we doo not want it to get daca,a

week and a half, and people do not talk about it as much pride we want to see if we can do something with regard to immigration and the 800,000 people that are now young people, not children anymore. they were children, now they are young people. we need to see if we can do something in a bipartisan fashion. we our country w competing worldwide, nothing that will stop us. >> sean: notice about the poor daca, he was echoing everything he promised to you in the campaign. he also wrote on twitter earlier today, the approval process for the biggest tax cuts and tax reform package in the history or our country will soon begin. move past congress, and he added with irma and harvey devastation, tax reform is needed more than ever before. go congress, go. president trump president trump is right, the time for tax reform is right now. we did not do this since 1986. and tonight at the president dined with democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. here is what is happening. the president is reaching across the aisle to try to get things done. let's face it, republican leadership in congress, they

have failed miserably and at every turn. republican failure, the broken promises, leaving the president with no other option if you will keep his promises to the american people. they have proven themselves to be incompetent, ineffective, and the president, i don't blame him, he is done waiting. forging ahead with or without the mitch mcconnell. more on him and just a second. but first, let's look at some of statistics on how massive and how burdensome this tax system in this country has become. now according to republican members in the house, the federal tax code, look at this, over 70,000 pages, who could ever comprehend that? put that in perspective, back in 1913 when the income tax was introduced, it was only 400 pages long. how the tax foundation also has an estimate that americans spent 8.9 billion hours in tax preparation last year. and that translates to over $400 billion in loss that

activity. the president understands that this all has to change. because unlike the vast majority of politicians in the swamp into the sewer, and the so-called policy wants in d.c. to the president has run a business. and here's what he has been calling for. pay close attention. he wants bold tax cuts and tax reforms, he wants an emphasis on benefiting the middle class. including middle-class tax cuts produced seven brackets to go to three brackets to make it easy and simple. he wants a 15% corporate tax rate. c why? because that makes american businesses more competitive on the global stage. and he has been talking about allowing multinational corporations, what? to repatriate trillions of dollars that they have sitting overseas at a low rate. that way they can invest in american workers and build centers right here in michigan, in wisconsin, in ohio, and pennsylvania. and also pushing energy independence, why?

because there are literally millions of high paying career jobs available. teven mnuchin saying that the administration wants to make these tax cuts retroactive. people start spending money pay to ted cruz will join us in just a minute. he is also offering up his own tax reform plan. here's the senator explaining today what you the american people need and why you need tax reform. take a look. >> our economy since world war ii has grown on average 3.3% a year. and yes for the past 80 years we have been mired in stagnation. from 2008-2012, they grew on average 0.9% a year. ronald reagan was elected on a promise of tax cuts, tax reforms, we saw historic tax reform in '81, '86. and by the fourth year of ronald reagan's presidency, we went from stagnant economic growth, and less than 1% a year

to 7.2% a year. massive booming growth, lifting millions out of poverty, and increasing significantly median incomes. >> sean: he is right, in the reagan years, he went from 70% over to 28% tax rates in the country prior to the government doubled the revenues that they had any tears. 20 million new jobs were created. by the way, here are the highlights of what senator ted cruz is proposing. makes perfect sense. a simple, easy, basic, fundamental. a low, flat tax rate. tax returns filed on a postcard, immediate expensing for businesses. corporate tax rate, repatriation, getting rid of the alternative minimum tax. senator cruz's philosophy on tax reform is simple. they want to get the government off your tax appointment back and let you keep your hard earned money in your wallet.

as we have been seeing, president trump is working nonstop. get the major agenda items passed with members of congress meetinga with them day and night and taking his message on the road and speaking to the american people. now it is time for congress, i cannot believe that they have no urgency. get your job done. i'm specifically talking about to you, senator mitch mcconnell. and that never-trumper's out there like john mccain, lindsey graham, and then fast, let's add him. it is now or never.e and no more excuses to why you cannot keep your promises, oh, it is so hard, for seven and half years he promised to repeal and replace obamacare, you cannot get it done. no more blaming the president like mitch mcconnell did less amount last month. saying that the president had excessive expectations. does not understand the difficulties of legislation because he has never done this before. take a low compared >> the new president has not been in this line of work before.

and i think had excessive expectations of how quickly things happen. >> sean: that is so pathetic. that is the swamp and the sewer. according to roll call, senator mcconnell is saying tax reform may have to wait until next year? this is pathetic, inexcusable, unacceptable. why did we elect to you? time for an ultimatum. senator mcconnell of the republicans, you do not get the urgency to work for the american people, to pass tax form by the end of this year, you need to resign, go home, play golf, get out of the way. let's get people in those positions that can serve the american people. i'm tired of the complacency and the business as usual. you know what? it has not been working. congress is failing the american people, 50 million americans in poverty. 50 million on food stamps. 90 plus million out of the workforce. the west home ownership rate in 50 years. really? this is why congress who have an

approval rating that hovers around 15%. that's what mitch mcconnell has an 18% approval rating in his own home state of kentucky. instead of whining and complaining and pointing fingers about how you cannot pass legislation, you people in washington and congress, it's time to roll up your sleeves, get in a room. i willroro send you pizza and b, and turn off the air conditioner like our framers and founders and get to work. i do not leave the room until you have built a consensus to help people. it's not likese these issues or ideas are new. just like obamacare. what have you been doing? promising and promising,ri lactose, alecto spread american people, you've been doing this for years. and he said that you were going to do this, you said that you would cut tax reform, you said that you would repeal and replace, where zero urgency? every american i know has a sense of urgency, where zero accountability? the president cannot do everything on his own. you need to hold up your end of

the bargain. accomplish something for once. here with reaction, ted cruz. senator, are my expectations out of whack? >> sean, you are exactly right. that's what the americans are rightfully demanding. we need to get the job done. we have a mandate, and an overwhelming victory from the voters in november that i've given us a republican president, republican head of agency and republican majorities in both houses of congress. we do not have any more excuses. we need to get the job done. the big four that we promised the american people is repeal the train wreck that is obamacare. we havewe to get that done. major tax cuts, major tax reform. we have to get that done. regulatory reform, getting washington offon the backs of small businesses. and confirming constitutionalist to the u.s. supreme court and federal courts. if we do those four, this could be the most productive congress in decades.on if we don't do any, it will be a

heartbreaking missed opportunity. >> sean: i see that your plan and the president's plan are almost identical. i could live with either one and the american people would benefit. you add energy independence, you are right about justices. 300 miles of the wall, you show that you're getting that done. and republicans can have the best year that they are to dreamed of in 2018. it is not happening. do you agree that the senate has pushed the president into the arm of the democrats and he has to look for alternatives? >> i think the president is frustrated in the american people are frustrated. we are not getting the job done. obamacare, one vote short, a major headad explode. with obamacare, we will get the job done. i believe failure is not an option. i've told i've told mitch mcconnell and other senators, w we need to keep at it until we honor the promise and lower premiums and give people more choices, more options, put you

in charge of your health care. on tax reform, we have to do it. what the president just said, simple and fair. put it on a postcard. get rid of those 9 billion hours that we waste filling out forms, paying accountants and lawyers, make it simple, fair, focus on jobs. let small businesses create more jobs, and raise wages. if we get the economy booming, obamacare, we will have a terrific election in 2018. if we do not get any done, we will have a terrible election in 2018. >> sean: here is your your plan. it is simple, give them a tax cut, repatriation, file on a postcard, i agree with you 100%. and you add that to energy jobs, and you have millions of americans now working. you have money flowing into washington. you guys allowed more money than youon ever dreamed of.

anti-newt gingrich told me that he thinks there is a 50% child that we get it done. of those are not great odds. >>e let me emphasize a couple of points from the text speech today, number one, the president said that he wants a big, big tax cuts. tere are some republicans in congress that are talking about tax reform revenue neutral. that means that they are not cutting taxes, just moving money around from one bucket to another, we do not need revenue neutral, we need a big tax cut on you, on families who are struggling. a small businesses. we need a reagan tax cut that unleashes incredible growth. i labeled today how we do that. under the budget rules by having a 30-year budget window which means that we can have a big tax cut. let me make a second point which is something that i call for today which is total expensing, immediate expensing of capital expenditures. what that does, if you are a

farmer,fa you can get a new tractor. if you are steelworker, they can invest in a new steel factory. if you are a truck driver, you can buy a new truck. we care about main street jobs,i manufacturing jobs. union jobs. blue-collar jobs paid immediate expensing unleashes incredible growth. that is a very big part of tax cuts and tax reforms that we are pushing forward. >> sean: senator, you mention, you still think the window is open on health care. one of the proposals, as a conservative, like the idea of sending stuff back to the states. the lindsey graham has a proposal. i talked to dave and mark meadows, they support it, but they say the devil is in the details part of something that couldou work, is that the alternative? maybe you get it done by the 30th, use it in reconciliation? >> i30 think that lindsey grahas proposal could be part of the solution. i'm a big believer in federalism

sending things to the states. that is something, if his proposal brings a few moderates on board, great. but different states have different approaches. let john kasich have one approach, let a conservative like greg abbott have aap different approach. that's why we have 50 states. i think that we are close on obamacare. i think that -- >> sean: i want to say one more thing, i cannot tell you the type of feedback that i am getting from my audience, radio and tv, they are livid, apoplectic. and i will say this, you on health care, you keep saying on the economy, keep your promises, the freedom caucuses working da and night with you and together to keep their promises. if these guys do not wake up, you are the only people that i trust in washington right now. it is despicable. >> the role p that i'm trying to play is to do everything i can to help the president go in a positive direction, not a negative direction and bring

republicans together to talk to everyone and say, look, if we do our job, just keep our word, the economy booms, we see more jobs, answer that is a win-win for everyone. >> sean: why does it have to be so hard? senator, i appreciate you keeping your promises. it means a lot to us. thank you. when we come back, dr. sebastian gorka calling out the sewer, swamp, later, hillary clinton still blaming on the blame game book tour. we'll see davis try to defend that part of much more, straight ahead. ♪ you know who likes to be

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president won the election. the rank outside of the man who was and establishment as far as the writer is concerned and the left is concerned, he won on an agenda of make america great again, noto to make the republican party great again. and to the sad thing is, this is a wake-up call, why he met with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi last week. to the g.o.p. does not understand,it not the republican party that won last november the eighth, it is a new york real estate billionaire who won. there's a reason for that, they have not served the nation's interest for more than a decade. >> sean: you know, look, let's be honest here. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, they hate him too. their opportunities. income 2020, nothing that he did that they will like and they will support the democrats. knowing that the president as well as i do, i suspect knowing donald trump that he is

basically sending a loud message, get your act together or i'm going to find another way. i still think there is time andk hope, but probably the time is getting short now. >> you are absolutely right. this is a man who closes the deal. and he sent a very clear message. the the viewers need to understand. i saw a lot of stuff on social media that the president has caved giving into the democrats prior to the opposite is true. he will keep to his agenda. that is the message that he sent me after i left the white house. he said i'm staying on the agenda, i would like you to help me. he is not going to give up, but if he has to work with somebody else to get things done, he is going to do that, sean, because he is results oriented. he not care whether he has the letters behind her name, he wants to make america great again. >> sean: is this true that republican action and failure

lack of vision, urgency has pushed donald trump into the arms of the democrats? is thatt true? >> i think it misrepresents what he wishes to do. this was his call, they did not invite themselves to the oval office. the president of the united states united states invited them. and some people said that he was firing a shot at the g.o.p., wrong. donald j. trump fired a torpedo into t the hull of the g.o.p. to say, wake up. i'm serious about what i want to do. >> sean: listen, i think is more important issue is serving the american people. he has to fulfill his promises whether they do or not. doctor, great insight. always great to see you. when we come back, hillary clinton continues. up to 42 specific excuses, blaming everybody but herself for her election laws. you don't want to miss this.

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♪ >> live from an america news headquarters. the second time in as many week weeks, president trump has bypassed republicans to deal across the aisle, on wednesday night mr. trump told top house and senate democrats that he is open to legislated to protect the 800,000 illegal immigrants who came to the u.s. has children. modifying the daca program which mr. trump wants to end. also improving security, but does not include the proposed border wall. florida governor says that anybody responsible for the deaths of eight elderly patients at a hollywood nursing home will be punished. also ordering of media checks on other homes, in irma ravaged areas. it died of sweltering heat after the hurricane. i am jakey ibanez, now back to

"hannity," for all of your other headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> sean: hillary clinton continues to blame everyone for the loss in 2016 in the election except for herself. earlier today during an interview with matt lauer, she refused to take any responsibility to losing. watch this. >> when it comes to the self-inflicted wounds, when you look at the list of them a new go through them in the book, did you make enough mistakes yourself to lose the election without any of the other things you talked about? >> i will say, no, matt. that will not surprise you. >> sean: i did not do anything. there is more. she will not take responsibility for her loss, more than happy to blame the left-wing destroyed chomp establishment media. >> i don't think the press did their job in the selection with very few exceptions. the other guys running a reality tv show which is hard to turn away from. and whatever he says, we think

it is kind of goofy, but hey, it is good tv. and she is over there saying, here isy, how we are going to raise taxes on the wealthy and here's what we're going to do to closee loopholes. shean will win anyway. so let's cover the other guy, because he is a lot more fun. >> sean:ut talking about and i'll coming here with reaction, kayleigh mcenany is with us. and former special counsel, probably hillary's best friend, lanny davis. i will go as fast as i can. some, racism, comey, obama, biden, pulling data, new york to news, facebook, twitter, netflix -- of course the republican party, content farms in macedonia, infort wars, wiki links, chief justice roberts,

citizens united, and colluding trump officials. why isn't she on the list? why isn't trump on the list? he beat her soundly. >> i have no idea why you first read that list, but nice to be with you, let's take the occasion -- >> sean:ai just for entertainment purposes. >> let's take it for a historic moment, something that hillary clinton and t president trump agree on which hillary clinton has said publicly now. and that is the poor, reckless judgment of james comey and i don't knows whether you deserve to be fired because of the russian investigation, that sounds like a a poor decision by the president which led to the mueller appointment, but i do think you should have been disciplined because of the recklessness and the way that he handled -- >> sean: you bring that up?

>> and president trump and the deputy attorney general agree. so let's start with what we agree with. >> sean: this is what i love about you. i did not ask you any of those questions. i did not ask you that question in any shape, way, matter, form. >> you did not. >> sean: the fact that comey exonerated clintone is pretty amazing. okay, kayleigh mcenany, maybe you will answer my question. because lanny has no desire. >> yes, it is incredible. he blames comey, months before, instead of blaming comey, she should be crediting him with her a vision of justice. and let's debunk this right now part of "the new york times," obviously no friend of republicans here said that i even question this so-called difference, because his poll showed that the day that he came out without announcement to that donald trump was winning guy

four points in florida. already on the upswing. i would advise hillary clinton to take a self reflective moments and blame herself fordv the election loss rather than some faux reasoning for james comey. >> of all people, hillary clinton will not be taking advice from, kayleigh mcenany, with all due respect is you. >> she would probably be at 1600 pennsylvania if she did. >> we do believe, and degree,, and sean you agree that when the attorney general of criticized comey for poor judgment of violating the rules, and deserved to be disciplined, i can show you data that on the day that comey wrote his letter, hillary was ahead in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan by 6-8 percentage points. and then two days later she plunged. so that's one answer. >> sean: she deleted -- the emails she deleted were under subpoena. that was handling classified

information. and top-secret, special access program information, that also is a felony.ls hillary clinton also has problems, $145 million kickback to the foundation, destroying blackberries with hammers. bleach pit acid washing the -- >> i've heard you using this before. >> sean: you can laugh all you want, we would be in jail. and he would bail us out, because i would make you. >> if you are right, mr. justice. a lot of difference between your accusation and to the court of law. >> sean: are b you saying that comey is exonerating her? >> i'm going to answer your question and respond to kayleigh as well. >> sean: these are crimes. they are her crimes. >> it is a simple fact that the data cannot be found. >> sean: these are crimes. the subpoenaed documents destruction is a crime.

i know, now you will rely on comey to exonerate her. >> we are at least saying that the facts, the data shows on october 28th, she wins, by october 30th, she has plummeted. one thing happen, though reluctantly -- there was a singular event, but she has taken responsibility for her mistakes. >> sean: it is a crime though. im>> it is a crime. and i want to debunk one of the many things that clinton blames really quick. she blames the media of her being on her emails and immediately. until five weeks ago i was a part of the mainstream media, i can count on one 11 hand how s about her emails. >> sean: think of her being with us. when we come back, more controversy brewing at espn, one of the host calling president trump a white supremacist. ♪

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♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," for months espn has faced criticism for mixing liberal politics and sports read one of the hosts under fire after she called president trump a white supremacist. sports anchor tweeted "donald trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself with other whiteho supremacists." espn issued a statement saying that the comments regarding h te president dohe not represent the position of espn. we have addressed this, and she recognizes her actions were inappropriate. no word if she will face any disciplinary action from espn. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders respondent. here's what she said. >> thisr is one of the more outrageous comments that anybody could make. something that i think is a fireball offense by espn.

>> sean: keep in mind, only a few months ago, jemele hill defended a call and cabernet tweets, said, "run a race to slave patrol, police officers." tommy laren, gina louden, and political liberal analyst, daniel mclaughlin. the most amazing thing, and i cannot take it anymore. i do not like that conservative conservatives, this is a lie. and this is a narrative that happens every two years and every four years. republicans, conservatives, the president are racist, sexist, misogynistic pit stop lying about who we are. because none of us, we are not racist, nor is the president or the people around him. and i'm not saying for this woman to be fired, i'm saying that the left does this every single election cycle. and i have never said, knock it off.ig >> i will say right now, knock it off.

it is not fair for anybody to be characterizing the president that way. he gave a little bit of red meat with the office comment in charlottesville. m which he did in fairness walk back. i will say that someone from the white house podium is calling for a firing of a private employee is ridiculous. could you imagine if they say that he should have been fired after "the apprentice." that is not the place of the white house. >> sean: you understand this, dr. gina louden, you understand this. conservatives say one thing viewed over the line, oh, fire them, boycott them. >> well it has happened at espn before, i think we remember what happened to curt schilling because of a post he made on facebook. not on the channel, but its repercussions were far more strict than the little talking to they give the other host. i cannot think that there is a double standard going, may be espn values diversity, but not

so much opinion, . >> sean: isn't there something wrong if you are willing to lie to other people, i am leaning on your psychology background and your doctorate here? >> something wrong with somebody who is going around name calling instead of acting professional. havingli said that, she has the right to say it. here's the thing, sean, as if espn does not realize that the trump voter is their audience pretty look at the nfl players coming to look at the lpga, very frequent voters, very conservative people, and those are your espn viewers. so if they were going to do anything with the particular commentator, they may want to think of replacing her because she is bashing their own audience. this is why the left continue to lose. this is why conservatives build their numbers. >> sean: dr. louden, i think

that we are far more appreciative of expression and hot. i don't do boycotts or call for firings. imagine if a conservative, similar during the obama years, what with the reaction be? >> well there is always a hypocrisy, sean, we are use to it. here's the good news pretty watch the decay of the leftist media over the last 8-10 years as they continue to spout the bigotry and to be so intolerant. it is left with a good place for conservative media, continuing to fill the voids. i like to say that every time the left spout some on tour, another conservative gets theirs wings. i believe this is no exception to that. >> sean: "it's a wonderful life" dr. gina louden. tomi lahren, i assume, i have been a target of all of this, boycott "hannity," the left is not tolerance. i've seen horrible things about you and doctor, my cell phone

social. funded from these people? >> of course, i am someone who has gone to bat for something i believe in, i am not somebody who calls for boycotts or firings either, i would never do that.co i've been very vocal about that. i will say this, what dr. was talking about right there, the trump voter is a sports watcher, people that enjoy watching espn, i would not call for a boycott or a firing, i would say to espn, you know, your numbers are not going to lie, we are going to turn off the tv. that's how we will avoid -- using our freedom of speech, watch out, you might lose a big chunk of your audience coming we will not feel bad when we do. >> sean: and danielle, last point to you. not helping the nfl with skull in cabernet can all of these players, seems that a lot of peoplele are reacting, the ratis are down from last year. >> i am a free speech absolutist like many conservatives.

spent a lot of your fellow liberals are not. nobody defends me when i am being boycotted. >> i do not think that if you hear something you do not like you should call for firing of that person. it's one of the foundational values of this country. i do not like it. he has the free speech rights to protest, take a knee, which i think is a very reverential thing to do, obviously when you are listening to the national anthem. people have the right to like it or not to like it. his employer's private entities have the right to hire him or not. i will defend his right to take his knee. >> sean: and it looks like the conservatives are the ones that are open minded. the ones that believe in freedom, all right, guys, good to see you. thank you for being with us. when we come back, daily caller has a exclusive report about debbie wasserman schultz former

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♪ 's bill and welcome back to "hannity," a daily reporter with "the daily caller," and explosive report out about debbie wasserman schultz and the i.t. staffer. the i.t. guy was banned from house after trying to hide the server.he going on to explain in the article now indicted congressional i.t. aide, routed data from numerous house democrats to a secret server. fox news has not been able to independently verify this. if that is true, beyond coming here with reaction, gregg jarrett, circa news, sara carter. if that is true, that means one thing. that there is a chance that other countries could have been fed this information that the security concerns we have are real. >> yes, huge quantities of sensitive documents to a secret server. that puts a lie to what democrats, including debbie wasserman schultz have been claiming all along that there were no security w breaches, clearly there were. it also shows the limb and suggest to me that this is a gus

probably willing to flip and ine democrats, or unwittingly and complicit in his activities. why do i think that? his wife who is safely in pakistan has now reported to turn herself into american authorities. she would not do that unless an immunity deal was in the works to implicate people like debbie wasserman schultz. now, david democrats, did russians actually hack our systems? a senior investigative official said, does that mean that this guy sold the information to the russians? i don't know. so, sean, clearly looking at whether a democratic insider is the one who gave the information to the russians. >> sean: to add that sara carter, he took debbie wasserman

schultz is computer, left it in a place with a message from law enforcement, here. it is all here. i have to believe that debbie wasserman schultz, i think that the plea deal is coming. she is in trouble. >> i have to believe something is coming. because not only did he leavebl the laptop sitting there in the small room at the rayburn office building, but a letter for the u.s. attorney, he left copies of his identification sitting all around. i mean, very detailed in the story on how this happened. and just like greg said, these are huge national security implications. they moved it data, apparently, the story is true, from protected servers of members of the house, intelligence committee, foreign affairs committee to an off-site server that was connected to the house democratic caucus. that could have been established

right there.ou they could have put it within the server that was connected to the caucus and created a back door where they could infiltrate the system whenever they wanted, and not only that, he created a drop box account where he put everything into the drop box. where he could access it after february 2nd, when he was removed. and all of his trips to pakistan for months at a time, and having armored escorts in pakistan has to raise suspicion that possibly he and h his wife are connectedo pakistani intelligence. >> sean: we will stay on the story, nobody else in the media will touch it, i promise you we are ahead of the curve. thank you. we come back, our really good friends get the final word tonight. you do not want to miss it. hillary, i hope you're watching. luckily, the geico insurance agency recently helped baa baa with renters insurance.

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>> hey, sean, here's tonight's final word. we know that hillary clinton is on the book tour, but we call it a desperation tour. maybe she is trying to reinvent herself. hillary, hillary, hillary, now she is out playing the blame-game. a bashing everyone in her sights. a saying, woe is me. >> whoa. >> you did it to me. it's not my fault. well, the buck stops with her. and she was written down as the most clueless politician in history, because she did not know how to stay on pace, and she is way off base. even democrats say, if she would say anything to get a vote. and you know what we are finding out? >> what? >> she would say anything to sell a book. now, sean, that is our final word for tonight. >> sean: our friends diamond and silk, that's all the time we have left this evening. he never missed an episode of

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