>> one week. that's it. "the story with martha maccallum" starts right now. have a great weekend. >> ♪ now. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." the investigation into the las vegas gunman stephen paddock. authorities don't know what led him to carry out the deadliest mass shooting in american history. the sheriff department ruled out the possibility of a second gunman. they are still working to determine if he was in contact with other people before the shooting and if those people knew about what was going on happen. the sheriff's department said they have not found to date any evidence that the shooter was radicalized or connected to isis. he did travel overseas and the ap is reporting that he brought 1,000 rounds of tracer

ammunition that would make it easier too see what he was shooting in the dark and according to the "new york times" he called mandalay bay security twice before the rampage complaining about loud music from the floor before him. this week the worst and best of humanity. you will meet 2 las vegas police officers on the scene. one was shot. it was only his second day of the job. and the lessons we learned from vegas and have it's time for the left to stop exploiting tragedies. was the president sending a cryptic message to north korea about possible military action. an important breaking news opening monologue.

why did stephen paddock carry out such an evil act. during a news conference. the sheriff department said it doesn't have a motive. we are waiting. watch this. >> to date we have run down more than 1,000 leads in this investigation. while some of it has helped create a better profile into the madness of the suspect, we don't have a clear motive or reason why. we are very confident that he did not -- there was not another shooter in that room. what i can't confirm today and what we continue to investigate is whether anybody else knew this this incident before he carried it out. >> tucker: senior law enforcement is telling nbc news that a cellphone charger was found in the gunman's room but it doesn't match any of paddock's mobile phones and records show during a time when paddock's car left the hotel parking garage, one of his key cards was used to enter his

room. the clark county sheriff's department said they were not aware of that information. this is a report tonight from cnn that the gunman traveled overseas on over 20 cruises. the sheriff's department knocked down speculation that paddock had been radicalized. watch this. >> we looked at everything literally to include the suspect's personal life, any political affiliation. social behaviors. economic situation and any potential radicalization that many claimed. we are aware that isis claimed responsibility. today i can tell you we have not known nexus to. >> tucker: and also stephen paddock brought 1,000 rounds of tracer ammunition a week before this mass shooting. those rounds were found in

paddock's room but authorities have yet to determine if he used them during the attack. the report says police found a document at the crime scene with the name of the arizona man who sold paddock those tracer rounds. the "new york times" reported that paddock called mandalay bay security twice the night before the shooting rampage complaining about loud music coming from the floor below him. law enforcement found an suv belonging to paddock they were searching for. the motive remains a mystery. also tonight, in the face of the pure evil that we saw in las vegas, america, this country is learning valuable lessons about coming together and unifying. despite the tragedy and despite the fact that people are still in the hospital, they are fighting for their lives, there are people on the left, democrats and celebrities and liberals and the mainstream

media that politicize this tragedy. that's shameful. those people should know better. they do it every day. i want to focus on what america should be doing now to help and support the great people in vegas. earlier in the week we showed you this incredibly powerful moment. this was just one hour before the shooting started in las vegas. see that? big and rich on the stage. the crowd is singing in unison "god bless america" and holding up cellphones together. they are not republicans or democrats or liberalsor conservatives. they are singing god bless america in unison. it did not matter to the shooter who they voted for. instead of dividing the country like the left is doing all week, isn't it time for the rest of the country to follow the example set one hour before the

shooting by the people in that crowd? doesn't that start by respecting our country, our flag, our military? those people that fought, bled and died under that flag for our freedom to go to concerts. even after this tragedy on sunday night, two players on the kansas city chiefs still refused to stand for the national anthem. the stadium honored the vegas victims with a moment of silence. those players still did not rise for the star spangled banner. they should have come together. let the 58 americans who were killed and their families and the 500 plus injured, let them know their country fully supports them. last night during thursday night football, all players stood for the anthem. we will see what happens this football sunday. for the players that refuse to stand, look at this video of thomas gunnederson.

he was on this program last night. we went to see him in the hospital after he stood to greet president trump and the first lady. he wrote this powerful message on his facebook page. i will never lie down when the president of this great country comes to shake my hand. there may be plenty of issues in the country but: it doesn't sound like he will be turning down an invitation to the white house. an an example every american should follow. not a perfect country, but we are all americans and thomas was not playing politics. he was focussed on healing and unity and those that continue to divide this country, you should listen to the stories of just some of the heroes from the vegas shooting. just take a look at this. pay really close attention. it shows america's greatness and goodne

goodness. take a look. >> my buddy said i am hit. we knew it was real. >> most people started scattering. they climbed the offensive. i had to stay with my buddy. >> there were awesome military people who were trained and kept compression on his hip. >> everyone that passed on they had an article of my clothing covering their body. everyone i saw breathing i helped. >> i was not trying to be a hero. i wanted to make sure i didn't leave anybody behind. >> [crying] >> this was a gentleman that was shot. he said can you help me? i put him in my car. i had 6 people in my car. people without shoes. running. >> i am a nurse. i felt i had to. >> tucker: another powerful lesson is how brave men and women of law enforcement,

firemen and policemen all of them and the dangers they put themselves in to keep us save. look at the body-cam video of the las vegas police officers running towards dangerous just like the firemen in 911. they run into danger as others run away. take a look. >> [sirens wailing]. >> [gunfire] >> [sirens wailing]. >> [shouting] >> go that way! go that way! >> [sirens wailing] >> they are shooting right at us. stay down! >> where is he at? >> [shouting] >> coming out of a window. >> tucker: you would think after seeing that the nfl players would not take a knee in protest. if nfl players, if they will show support for colin

kaepernick, the former 49er's quarterback that started these protests? do those players still standby kaepernick after he supported black lives matter that said what do we want? dead cops, big pigs in a banket. fry them like backon. he wore socks depicting police officers as pigs and supported fidel castro. maybe we forgot what happened on 9-11 and the cops and firefighters that went upstairs to save lives running into danger to help their fellow human being out. maybe this week will teach us we should stop rushing to judgment on big, high-profile cases. you may remember like president obama did so many times.

the cambride police acted stupidly or the michael brown case. he got shot in the back. none was true. or freddie gray in baltimore. maybe we have to remember that this incident this week and 9-11, don't they deserve the presumption of innocence next time? and maybe the lesson from vegas in this tragedy will be that this country needs to come together. it starts this sunday at the nfl and stadiums across the country. roger goodell are you watching? it's in your rule book. here with reaction the author of the book and former discipline assistant to president trump and a civil rights attorney. we were on the other side of the

other stories. but aside the martin case because it didn't involve the police. the narrative out of ferguson was predicated on a lie. hands up and don't shoot. it didn't happen. the people that testified the eyewitnesses saw michael brown reach into the car of officer wilson and later charge at him. the people that said that were african-american witnesses. why is there this rush to judgment when it's a high-profile police case? obama was more guilty than anybody i have ever seen? >> well, let me say, i think this weeks not about the issues in the past. this issue today is about the 500 americans who were shot. >> tucker: i am talking about we don't remember when it matters. they don't get the presumption of innocence like in the case of

michael brown. >> in this case here, we are seeing something different. many people lost their lives and our hearts go out to all of those families. we have to talk about assault weapons. if you listened to that gunfire on your show, every time i hear those sounds, it means we have to have a serious conversation about in country. so many lives were lost this week. there must be a solution. the president has to answer. the congress has to answer. there has to be a solution from our public servants. we can't stand for this. >> tucker: cebastian, i can see it happen. my 23rd year on the fox news channel. covered so many of these cases over the years. nobody thought i would be here at this point, trust me, when i started. i have seen so many of these cases.

you know what? it happens again and again. sebastian gorka, it's predictable. >> sean, i would like to issue a challenge to mr. parks, colin kaepernick, any democrat, any american, show me one instance from last sunday in las vegas where an more than peace officer, a police officer as the bullets were flying stopped and said to an african-american lying on the ground, sorry i won't help you. i hate you because of your skin color. you will never find it. you will never find one peace officer in america who did that. what you saw on sunday night is what makes america great! you saw americans helping each other. vets and nurses and people who

don't know anything about combat saving each other's lives when the steaks were the highest possible. i think your monologue is right. let's forget about the politics. let's forget about the nra versus hillary clinton versus anybody else right now. let's use las vegas to come together as a nation. we had 8 years of division. we had an administration that looked at all of us, me, you, the viewers, and mr. parks, 1st based on their skin color. then their ethic background and then their sexual preference. it's time for all of us to come together as americans and respect the flag and respect the national anthem and understand las vegas is the best of us. >> tucker: everyone is saying we

can't talk about guns. i have a question for you. i know a lot of these celebrities and a lot of the politicians, they have their gated communities and these late night hosts. and have their bodies guards to protect them at the oscars and the emimys. for the average person the only defense they have is themselves. those people that want gun control are talking about apolishing the second amendment. what would you do, god forbid, somebody breaking news into your house late at night. would you rather have a fire arm available to protect your wife and kids and the people you love and care about the most? >> well, i happen to be a gun owner. i was trained in gun safety from the fifth grade by my boy scout

troop. >> tucker: so the answer is yes? >> of course, of course. no question. >> tucker: all of these people saying the opposite. let's talk about guns. the average american doesn't have armed body guards. they don't have gated compounds they are living in like all of these celebrities that are lecturing everybody. >> we are talking about an assault rifle. they are meant to kill great numbers of the people. that's the gor rilla in the room. we have to talk about. >> [overlapping talking] >> tucker: they are not advocating for -- the nra is talking about the ability to turn a single shot into a rapid fire gun. the last word, dr. sebastian

gorka? >> i learned to shoot as soon as i learned to pick up a gun. my father escaped a communist dictatorship. the second amendment is not hunt or personal self-defense. i am licensed to carry a gun. it's about the ultimate guarantee against a tyrants. that's why every regime disarmed their citizens before they took over. the second amendment is no non-wearabilityable. you will meet a hero wounded during the to everyone else, i look like everyone else. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves.

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now back to "hannity" for all of your headlines log to foxnews.com. >> we will all find hope in the men and women who risk their lives for ours. we pray for the recovery of the injured. and those injured officers who so bravely threw themselves into danger when duty called. we grieve the loss of the law enforcement personnel who were killed in this vicious attack.

here on earth, we are blessed to be surrounded by heroes. tucker that was president trump praising police officers. officers risked their lives to rush towards the scene of the shooting. look at this small sampling of what these officers do every day. take a look. >> [gunfire]. >> [sirens wailing] >> [gunfire] >> go that way! go that way. >> [sirens wailing] >> they are shooting right at us. stay down! >> where is it at? >> the mandalay bay coming out of a window. >> tucker: joining us now las vegas police officers brady

cook. he was shot sunday night. it was just his second day and also joining us is his partner officer josh haynes. officer cook, welcome to the force and baptism by fire. you police officers know the risk. i am sure you and your families did not expect that. >> no, i didn't expect it. it's what i signed up for. when stuff goes down, i want to be this to face evil and protect the good, innocent people that need it. >> tucker: i know it's an amazing thing. i have interviewed a lot of military guys and spoke to a couple of the people who were shot in the hospital yesterday. describe the scene and the situation, what you were doing. what you got shot. what you felt and take us from there until you got to the hospital and the nature of your injury. >> responded to the active

shooter call. we had no idea where the shooting was coming from. we got reports it was coming from within the festal and then outside of the festial and then the mandalay bay. we responded to the call on las vegas boulevard. we got out of the vehicle. there were some patrol cars there. we got ought out in a rain of gunfire. you could see the round hitting the ground. we drew the fire off the crowd so other people could get out. trying to find the gunfire. i got hit. >> tucker: where did you get hit? >> we got out there and ran down las vegas boulevard. the shooter traced us with gunfire. he ended up ripping my shirt off to see where i was hit. we kept going and got in a

patrol car and stole it and rushed me to the hospital. >> tucker: where did you get hit? what did it feel like? >> when i got hit, i -- it was weird. the whole shooting, i was not scared at all. i didn't feel the gunshot hit me. my arm turned into a noodle and went limp and i felt blood gushing everywhere. >> tucker: it's amazing people didn't know because of the adrenaline. they don't feel getting hit but they look and what happened here. officer haynes, what happened on your end? >> when that shooting took place. we were doing a foot patrol halfway up the strip in a different area. we traveled down the strip about a mile rolling code means lights and sirens, whipping through the traffic just to get there. when we arrived. my first thought was to make sure we took cover. we didn't know where the round

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pulled his vest off, i could see to impact points. there was one under the arm and it looked like there was a second one going through the chest. the intention was to put a tourniquet on his arm. i realized that time was an issue because of that second bullet wound. i was concerned he had a lung injury. >> tucker: oh, boy. >> at that point, it was a matter of minutes. the tourniquet was not an option. i had to get him to a traum center. >> tucker: good for you. officer cook, an amazing story. we are glad you are safe and wish you a speedy recover. and officer haynes, thanks for what you did for your partner and what you both do for the city of vegas every night. when we come back.

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>> to date we have run down more than 1,000 leads in this investigation. some some created a better profile into the madness of this suspect, we do not still have a clear motive or reason why. >> tucker: that was the clark county sheriff saying this is still no motive where stephen paddock opened fire on the music fire. and an article today said the real question is what paddock into a psychopath without a moral code that would scream to him that what he was planning was pure evil. joining us now patrick buchanan. it's not a phrase we use a lot -- evil. looking at communism and fascism and nazis and the killing

fields. there is a lot of evil in this world, pat. >> there is, sean. my feeling is the motive is in front of us. paddock, stephen paddock made two decisions. one he was going to end his life. the second was he was going to end it in a way that the whole world would remember him. they would know his name. he would no longer be a nobody, but a somebody. he would capture the attention of the entire country. he plotted and planned this mass murder. bringing all of those guns in there. he went out the way he wanted to go out. i think the way he wanted to be remembered. in other words, it was personal, not political, religious. it was the way -- >> tucker: we don't know that yet. >> it was the way stephen paddock wanted to end his life. we know he wanted to end his life this way.

>> tucker: it was premeditated and he also surveiled fenway park and new york. did he plan an escape? he had handguns? was he trying to get out and do it again? we don't know if he has a political or religious agenda. >> the point is, what happened? what reward did he get? he will die. supposed he escaped for a couple of hours. he is going to die in this. what he wanted i believe was to be remembered for what he had done and known to the whole country and the world. you have the president talking about him. everybody knows who stephen paddock is ask nobody knew it before this. i think a lot of these killings take place because people see what someone got in terms of

fame. i want to end my life. that's the way i want to go out. that was the point of my column. the guy is a moral monster. it's very dark, but if you take a look at the rationale and i want to end my life and be remainder as a great mass murderer and a mandalay bay shooter. like the mass bombers. they are remembered. >> tucker: pat, in my heart of hearts, i think there is something deeper here. at the root of it, you are right. at the root of it is evil. i want to throw something out. the president does a photo-op with military leaders and talks about the calm before the storm. very cryptic and mentions it again today. we will play yesterday and

today. with the situations in north korea and iran, you have to wonder is he sending a signal. >> do you know what this represents? >> [inaudible]. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you will find out. >> mr. president, what did you mean by calm before the storm? >> thank you very much. >> what did you mean by that. >> you will find out. >> we will find out? >> thank you. >> tucker: how do you interpret that? just telling them we have the military might to do things? >> i think it's that, but i think it may portend action.

i believe it would be north korea rather than iran. with iran he will try to get the nuclear deal. if he is anticipating it down the road, it's not imminent. with north korea, my goes is it's some kind of a new missile test and he intend to deal with. it i don't know, obviously. if he is implying something to me, i would be more nervous for north korea than tehran. >> tucker: patrick buchanan, always appreciate you being with us. when we come back, democrats and liberals and the media and hollywood elite rushing to politicize this vegas shooting. we will show you the worst champions. they do this every day. they do it on culture issues and everything el

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disaster. look at some of the worst examples from the week. >> what we saw happen in las vegas was just another horrible example of people with too many guns and too few restraints. >> now we have to return to renewed calls for gun restrictions. >> you are not a good parent if you have a gun in the house. you are a bad parent. >> you can't buy a tommy gun or machine gun. move that over to semi-automatics. >> deep down inside you know in your heart, you bear some responsibility for the fact that almost anyone can get any weapon they want. now you want to cover yourself. >> sean: now with reaction. i look at the celebrities and

the late note hosts and the politicians. in about every instance, a nice gated community they live in. protection for themselves. they go to events and there are many armed guards taking care of them. i will ask you the question i asked darrell parks earlier. somebody breaks into your home and want to do harm to you and your family and your children, what do you do if you don't have a gun? what do you do to the michael moors of the world, the hypocrite he is? what do we do if we don't have a second amendment. i won't say we should not have a second amendment. this is not about personal security in the home. even scalise said the second amendment is not unlimited. we are talking about high capacity magazines.

>> tucker: are not answering my question. the bottom line is this: if somebody enters your home and you don't have a weapon, you are dead! your family will be victims of a crime. at least you have a fighting chance to protect yourself. >> sure. >> sean: talking about getting rid of the second amendment are a number of people. >> the left like to speak out of both sides of their left. they say they are not talking about getting rid of the second amendment. but i don't hear them calling for nancy pelosi to resign when she just said that she hopes whatever happens here will revoke our second amendment rights. that's where the democratic party stands. for them to politicize this, americans want to come together and support these victims in las vegas.

they want to talk about how we are all americans. they don't want to talk about race or gender or any other political issue at the moment of their most intense grief. it's intensative. it's just plain morally bankrupt. >> what is morally bankrupt is not talking about gun control with over 500 people maimed in las vegas and nearly 60 people killed. we are not trying to take your guns away. >> there are lots of countries where they have begun control. in chicago the death rate is higher every month. >> [overlapping talking]. >> sean: hang on. wait a second. let me ask you this. why is it the countries in europe that have the strictive

gun control laws have the highest incidence of this happening. we have the data, more guns and less crime? >> more guns means more gun violence and more domestic violence ending in murder and more suicides. >> gun control is not working in chicago or france. >> we should have a reasonable conversation about these things. >> sean: but i am giving you data. chicago has some of the toughest laws in the country and look at their data. the innocent people don't have the gun. she is right. they want the slippery slope. this is not about a particular type of gun. all of these people lecturing us are protected and have money. the average american, the only line of defense they have is

themselves. >> i understand that. particularly in rueral areas. you are far away from your areas. i am taunt -- i am not talking about weapons in the home. [overlapping talking]homerur[ov] >> when is the left going to face the fact that people won't obey further gun laws? >> here is the stat from chicago. >> [overlapping talking] >> sean: those areas that have right to carry laws and have more guns and more liberal laws rur read the book rur we have to

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objectified. thanks for joining us. one of the things i love is that you reach younger audiences. a lot of your show is about fun and entertainment and hollywood. but you do segmentes that really reach and touch your audience. what was the reaction from a younger audience considering a lot of this crowd that were victims of the shooting were young people? >> yes. despair. it's absolute despair. we have seen so many ever these killings. it reminds me of way the vietnam war resonated in ways that other wars had not because you saw it on tv. you saw the gunfire on tv. we have seen bit and pieces of mass shootings, but here you hear it and you watch the people go down. you see the scramble.

it was as vivid as anything i can remember. i don't want to say more tragic because they are all tragic. but the volume here and the randomness here and the brutality. people in my office -- it was just enormously depressing. everything i am getting back from all of the users on tmz, this one really hurts. >> sean: what bothers me and i always feel that young people are impressionable. we have had all of these incidents. you had ferguson and the narrative was hands up and don't shoot and michael brown was shot in the back, someone of which was true. or what happened to freddie gray and black lives matter. what do we want? black cops?

when? now. i worry that the younger generation may not have the complete understanding of how dangerous policework is. i hope i am wrong. >> i think everybody knows policework is dangerous and everybody knows that sometimes police cross the line. it does happen in any profession. >> sean: a tiny percentage. absolutely. >> i understand that. i think that if anything is happening now, i think people are just saying stop this violence! one side can blame the other side, but the fact is the violence keeps happening. at a point, what good is it to say, oh, you do it? no you did it? it's got to stop. this is impacting the way we live now. do you go to an outdoor concert?

do you send your kids to school. what about flying? everything is closing in on us. it's not about blame. this has to stop! >> sean: i totally agree. i love the fact there are 2 sides of you. the funny and outrageous harvey i have known for years. you have a really serious side. your new show is a big hit. you did simon cowell and judge judy. and this year you did the prime minist minister benjamin. >> you went to a high school. who is the most famous alumn you or reggie jackson? >> in israel, me.

in america reggie jackson by 100 yards. >> sean: i know him personally. i love that you get another side of people. you are asking questions that they don't get asked in normal interviews. the idea here, it's a psychological hour. i want to know how these successful people became who they are today with lessons they learned along the way. with the prime minister, and i am sure you know this, we really got into. it he has a disdain for politics and doesn't want his children to be political or to run for office. he find it suffocating and cruel. he talked to me about that. i knew about how much his brother's death impacted him.

but to sit there and talk to him about it and really get into it and watch him cry, was really moving to me. >> sean: i will be watching. i won't miss this. sunday night 8 p.m. eastern right here on fox. good to see you and thank you. that's all of the time we have left. thank you for being with us. this show will never be like the mainstream media. we are not corrupt and dishonest. see you back here monday. >> ♪ >> ♪ [national anthem] ♪

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