the show. sean hannity is next. have a great night it. >> sean: thanks, tucker this is a fox news alert. we're following several major, breaking news stories. you, the american people, are being victimized by a liberal, cultural hypocrisy penn stating every aspect of our lives. the left, the liberals, they like to claim they have moral monopoly and superiority on gay rights, women's rights. tonight, we'll expose the lie. as the harvey weinstein scandal is exposing, the left only cares about one thing -- money. laura ingram is here with reaction. brand-new audio just released. senator bob corker attacking the president to "the new york times." listen to this. >> the volatility is, you know, to anyone who has been around, it's -- sometimes i feel like

he's on a reality show. it's like he is just putting on an act. >> sean: we'll have more of that tape and steve bannon is here to react with strong words. two former nfl greats are here for a big debate after another controversial weekend on the nfl football field. the vice president of the united states, mike pence, he left the colts-49ers' game after players continued to disrespect the flag, the anthem, and of course, our military. also tonight, republican house majority whip steve scalise, remember, victim of that shooting, he will respond to the left's call for gun control after the vegas shooting. and tonight, we have two major announcements, big ones, you don't want to miss. but first, tonight's important breaking news opening monologue. this weekend more and more disturbing accusations disturbed about hollywood executive and major, major democratic donor

harvey weinstein. after mounting allegations of sexual harassment, weinstein was fired by his own company. that's good news. details of what weinstein is accused of doing are beyond shocking. what is even more disturbing is the fact that for 30 years this guy has been praised by the left, by liberals, by hollywood and democrats. let me explain. a website analyzed 1,400 accepted speeches. he ranked second. meryl streep called weinstein "god." and she's speaking out against weinstein in the face of the allegations. where is the widespread outrage? condemnation from hollywood? i thought they cared about women's rights. if this was a conservative in the same situation, hollywood liberals would be enraged. the media would be enraged.

however, since it's one of their own, it's mostly crickets. the silence is deafening. another example of how hollywood has ignored the scandal. all the late night comedians, jimmy kimmel, seth meyers, james cordon, they didn't mention it at all. "saturday night live," the show that ruthlessly mocks president trump, they never made air. lorne michaels said, "it's a new york thing." really? what michaels meant, it's a hypocrisy thing. and lisa bloom. any time a woman accuses a conservative of anything, she swoops in to represent them with a major press conference to attack conservatives. big surprise -- bloom was advising weinstein before resigning this weekend.

and bloom made the announcement via twitter. "i have resigned as an attorney and advisor for harvey weinstein. my understanding is that mr. weinstein and his board are movi moving toward an agreement." what does that mean? you would think that lisa bloom, women's rights expert, would never consider working for weinstein. her hypocrisy is astounding. democrats took piles of money from harvey weinstein. and only new after the allegations surface some -- just a few, not all of them -- are beginning to give it back or give it to charity. weinstein donated an estimated $44,000 to hillary clinton since 1999 weinstein contributed over $56,000 to the obama victory fund. the hollywood big shot gave $97,000 to the democratic

national committee and also wrote checks for over $76,000 for the democratic senatorial campaign committee. all told, weinstein contributed $2 million to democrats, and that's just since 2000. some democrats are giving some of the money back or donating it to other liberal causes. they think it cleans their hands. no across-the-board outrage or disgust. and we cannot forget that the two biggest beneficiaries of weinstein's contributions, barack obama and hillary clinton have yet to comment publicly. if it was a conservative, think they might have commented? this is what i was telling you about during the election. liberals claim to care the most about women's rights. if they did, hillary clinton and her family foundation would never have taken money from countries like saudi arabia,

qatar, the u.a.e. they treat women horribly, many of them kill gays and lesbians, they persecute christians and jews. they're full of it on every single issue that they lecture you that they're morally superior about over republicans. there's a coffee shop owner in seattle, washington. we have the videotape. a group of christian anti-abortion activists that get kicked out all because the owner couldn't tolerate their presence. watch this. >> there's nothing else you can say. >> so we're not welcome here? >> i don't want these people in this place. >> you are not willing to tolerate our presence. >> it's offensive. >> you are going to tolerate that? >> that would be your choice.

>> will you tolerate it? >> answer my [beep] question. no, you will sit right here and watch it. >> we don't want -- >> i don't have to [beep] tolerate this. >> then leave. all of you. tell your friends don't [beep] come here. >> i'm not going to be saved by anything. >> he's talking about anal sex with jesus christ just to offend people. have you heard anything about this story in the mainstream, left wing, destroy-trump media? probably not. you probably never saw the tape until now and probably never will. the left said they care about religious liberty. why do i believe if this was another religion, do i expect there would be widespread outrage, lawsuits, the media would be covering it 24/7/365.

in this case, they're christians. and then this example that the washington free beacon is reporting on. a dwrup of students trying to shut down an exam the berkeley because of the stress they're enduring and claiming racism. watch this. >> our emotional and mental and physical stress. we demand that you make -- [inaudible] >> are you trying to silence us right now? >> we can walk outside and continue the conversation. >> you are more than welcome to do that. >> i don't know why you feel -- i don't understand --

>> sean: we've reached a point of cultural insanity. the left claims they're for free speech. look what happens at the so-called home of freedom of speech. and we cannot forget that conservatives have been essentially blocked from speaking at u.c. berkeley. the left doesn't care about this country's history, its culture. just look at these videos from earlier today. all the columbus day protests. liberals, no problem supporting people defacing, vandalizing our history and statues. what about what other people think? what about tolerance? it's what we saw when leftists were tearing down confederate monuments. the one thing that the left does not seem to care about is the nfl, when they disrespect our flag, our country and the thousands and thousands of americans that fought and died for that flag.

vice president mike pence walked out of an nfl game following protests. after a handful of 49ers refused to honor the flag, pence and his wife, rightly, headed for the exits. "i left today's colts' game because @potus and i will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers, our flag and our national anthem." and president trump took to twitter, "i asked vice president pence to leave the stadium if any players kneeled, disrespected our country. i am proud of him and @secondlady karen." by the way, this is a country that gives an opportunity to make millions of dollars playing a game. nfl owners are beginning to start to realize that millions

are at stake here and the american people are fed up for what is now blatantly disrespectful behavior. dallas cowboys' owner jerry jones said yesterday that players that protect "the national anthem" will not play. and steven ross, miami dolphins' owner, "it's incumbent on players to stand and salute the flag of the united states." finally. it's about time these owners did something. as mark theissen pointed out, the game operational manual said that all players must be on the sidelines, face the flag it, hold their helmets and refrain from talking or face discipline. you cannot do this in the end zone. you can't twerk. you can't be offensive to the other team. you can't gloat. a lot of rules restricting freedom of speech.

you can't put 9/11 we'll never fore get on your cleats. the left, the liberal, mainstream media went to freakout mode. jameel hill, remember her, the one that tweeted that president trump was a white supremacist. she was suspended by espn after calling for fans to boycott advertisers of the dallas cowboys. it's interesting that she got suspended for that and not attacking the president of the united states. this country is divided culturally because the left is hypocritical and inconsistent. they only feign moral outrage when it suits their political agen agenda. they're only outraged over conservative scandals. they pretend to have the moral authority on issues like race, gay rights, and on and on.

the left has been lying about all of that for a long time. and this harvey weinstein scandal proves all of it. for the right price, the left and their silence can be bought. joining us now with more on this, author of a brand-new book, "billionaire at the barricades: populist revolution from reagan to trump." in bookstores now. host to be, the show following this show, laura ingraham. >> you will be throwing to me. >> sean: can you catch? >> better than you. >> sean: racist, sexist, homophob homophob homophobic. it's a lie and they get away with it. >> i had heard rumors about

weinstein back in 1999, friends in the modelling industry. they mentioned things about weinstein. i didn't know who he was, but it sounded gross. this is part of the reason why so many working class americans have tuned out to the so-called experts on the left in politics. they claim whether it's sandra fluke that comes along and said, there's a war on women out there, waged by republicans. no one takes them seriously. they don't take them seriously when michelle malkin or other conservative women are attacked on college campuses. >> sean: you've been shouted-down. >> whatever. we're used to it now. it's one thing if you are for women whatever they believe, but they're not. they're only for you if you ascribe to a certain view.

has michelle obama spoken out yet? >> sean: they took money from him, too. in the campaign, i could not believe there was no outrage over the millions and millions that she took from countries where men tell women how to dress, killing gays and lesbians. >> the left is about conglomerating more power in washington, keeping big, international institutions afloat, and depriving the deplorables of power to run their own lives. that's the whole point. they don't trust the voters. they don't trust the work-a-day americans to make decisions for their own lives. they think that washington should make those decisions. if you believe in the abortion agenda, reformulating the family, whatever their issue of the day is, if you stand with them, they will defend you until the end.

>> sean: i don't like being lied about. guess what. i love women. i'm not the characture that they paint. they have one playbook. it's every election. >> immigrants, trump is -- remember a year ago, i looked back at this -- a year ago they were saying that if trump got elected that the global economy would tank because he will be a protectionist and isolationist. that the u.s. markets would collapse. on election night, you had people on other cable channels saying sell, sell, sell. >> sean: i was reading your book, and this is fascinating to me. i've been a reagan conservative. >> yep. >> sean: tell me one part of trump's agenda that is not what reagan did to get the economy going? >> reagan saved harley davidson.

and george w. bush saw the populist approach in taxing imports of cold, rolled, cheap steel from china and asia. obama did a little tariff. trump wants to do more tariffs. the republican party has been protectionist, but what are they protecting? american workers. so trump taps into that. >> sean: and fair trade. >> trade is great. it's not a theory that we debate at the american enterprise institute. trade is something that we believe in because it betters the lives of the average americans. >> sean: it's amazing to me the corker tapes. >> he goes right to "the new york times." that tells you exactly. he goes right to "the new york

times." i think that corker, sean, is a bush republican. he's a nice guy, but he's always been squirrely about trump. i'm going to tell the fox viewers something i didn't write in the book. i ran into bob corker at an airport around april or may of 2016. or june, right after trump was clearly going to be the nominee. and he was very uncomfortable with trump as nominee. i said, you should talk to him. you would see what he's all about. he's about the regular person, make this country great. >> sean: he was begging to be secretary of state. >> he wanted to being secretary of state and thought that he might be the vice-presidential nominee >> sean: so you are going on a book tour, which is why you can't be here. >> i only tour every four years. >> sean: and there's a list --

>> philly thursday night. >> sean: i like the front cover. will you sign a copy for me? >> i guess. >> sean: when we come back, steve bannon, he will weigh in on the issue of bob corker and the republicans that are betraying the president and you. and two major announcements tonight, where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides.

>> i mean, just the volatility is, you know, to anyone who has been around, it's alarming. i don't wish him harm. he has people around him that has been able to keep him, generally speaking the tweets, especially with foreign policy issues, it's damaging. and i do wish that would stop. but as evidenced this morning, it's just something that he has to do.

sometimes i feel like he's on a reality show of some kind, talking about foreign policy issues. and, you know, he doesn't realize that he -- we could be headed to world war iii with the comments he's making. it bothers me. >> sean: republican bob corker slamming president trump to "the new york times." want that nice of him? corker is set to retire at the end of his term. former white house chief strategist steve bannon is launching an effort to target anti-trump republicans with plans to back others. think alabama. he joins us now, executive chairman of breitbart news. how are you? >> how you doing? >> sean: you lost weight since you left the white house. >> i feel great. >> sean: good for you. he's an elitist snob.

the senate has not done a thing, steve. nothing. >> the american people see right here, this is what they think about president trump behind closed doors. he happened to tell "the new york times" what he thought. it's unacceptable. we have troops in northwestern pacific and korea, south china sea, persian gulf. we have american lives at risk every day. he tweeted that it's like an adult center and someone didn't have the morning shift. >> sean: he didn't know they were going to release that. >> i'm not sure he knew it would be taped, but he gave those guys an on-the-record interview. you saw that. phil rucker in "the washington post," the buried lead was, he said, there are two or three senators on capitol hill that have president trump's back. when you want to talk about why there is no repeal and replace

or tax cut or tax reform or infrastructure bill, you saw it there. establishment, globalist clique, they have to go. if they need more proof about what they heard, it's a disgrace. >> sean: we've been told by people in the room, john mccain, lindsey graham, corker, and even mcconnell, they trash the president, but yet they can't get any of their promises completed. i've -- they are the swamp. republicans are weak and pathetic and lacking in identity and the forgotten monen and wom have been let down. >> they have total contempt for the men and women, contempt for the base. that's what you saw in alabama. luther strange had the money to

destroy. >> sean: torched him. >> senator corker is a disgrace. jason is on cnn and never talks out of school. he called for senator corker to resign. >> sean: i agree with him. >> to replace him with marsha blackburn, a real conservative. if bob corker has any honor, decency, he should resign immediately and not let the words stand. >> sean: he would not win. that's why he's getting out. he are get crushed. how does the republican's agenda, if you have hostile republicans apparently ready to go on a suicide mission, can't

get anything done, if they don't vote to repeal and replace, no border wall. they will suffer in 2018. president trump is not up until 2020. >> there's an agenda that trump ran on and won. mcconnell would not be majority leader unless trump in north carolina and missouri and wisconsin was able to carry those senators across the finish line. it's incumbent upon them to back president trump's plan. you don't see it. what you saw and what corker said today, that's why i left the white house. i said, we're going after the republic republicans. utah, wyoming, boyd matheson,

chief of staff for mike lee, said that he will set up an exploratory committee. >> sean: north carolina? >> we're going to mississippi. >> sean: mcdaniel? >> these names will all come out over the next several weeks. >> sean: i know people didn't like delaware in 2010. i thought o'donnell was a nice woman, but you are picking rock-solid, credentialed candidates. >> we're spending a lot of time to make sure that people are fully vetted. you will see people with experience. 2010 was the beginning of the tea party. you will see real candidates and they will take on incumbents in every state. >> sean: you set on "60 minutes" you are a street fighter. i am, too. i'm not supporting any republican incumbent that hasn't

gotten their job done. they've betrayed the american people. how do you make a promise for 7 1/2 years and not fulfill it? it's a lack of sense of urgency. >> these guys work three days a week. we have people in america working two jobs, wives working two jobs. the economic hate crimes perpetuated on the working men and women of this country because of the trade deals. >> sean: is steve bannon declaring war on the establishment not for the working men and women in this country? >> 100%. we're declaring war on the republican establishment that does not back the agenda that donald trump ran on and it's an agenda that we know backs the men and women -- >> sean: you know what mcconnell did in alabama. >> karl rove, steven law, these guys should get the joke -- the donors are coming to us because

they're tired of having their money burned up by trying to destroy people like judge moore. we're going to cut off the oxygen to mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell's biggest asset is the money. we're going to make it a liability. we're going after them tooth and nail. >> sean: does that mean that the people that voted in 2010 and 2014 and 2016, they have to wait until they have a victory in 2018? >> to take your country back, it will not happen you in any one election. you will have to grind it out day in, day out for the next 5, 10, 15, 20 years. it took us a long time to get here. no magic wand we can wave and drain the swamp. no magic wave we can wave and blow up the establishment. you are going to have to work. the grit, determination and courage of the american working men and women, we're going to win. >> sean: i'm glad you are not going after ted cruz. >> he's a good man. >> sean: he said, we have the constitutional authority to not fund obamacare and his own party

betrayed him. >> i have to tell you -- even barrasso and fisher, they have to understand something. just voting is not good enough. you have it have a sense of urgency. nobody's safe. we're coming after all of them. and we're going to win. >> sean: street fighter steve bannon, great to see you. two nfl greats will debate the ongoing nfl controversy. we have two big announcements and steve scalise will join us. he wants to talk gun control,

>> sean: welcome back to "hannity." another controversial week for the nfl. vice president mike pence walked out of the game between the colts and the 49ers yesterday when several players took a knee during "the national anthem" yet again. joining us with reaction, author of "liberalism or how to turn good men into whiners, weinies

and wimps." burgess owens. and former nfl player spencer tillman, part of the fox family. welcome aboard. both of you are friends of mine family of four goes to a game. average cost, $100. kids want jerseys, $200. then a beer, $400 a beer. a couple of hot dogs and popcorn. $700, $800 day. most americans are speaking loudly and they say they want to honor their flag and country and anthem because men fought, bled and died under that flag. players are not being responsive. i kind of like what robert kraft said. i will match you dollar for dollar. let's go and help our community out. this will not end well for the nfl, spencer?

>> it can end well for the nfl and they're in a perfect position to affect change. when all of this happened with kaepernick, when he in a sullen way bowed and it was not respected and got together with a navy seal and they recommended that he kneel. we live in a world of images and impressions. not everyone has the same understanding for what it means. for most of us, there's a connection between the flag, patriotism and the brave men and women that fought. >> sean: hundreds of thousands died. >> absolutely. >> sean: colin kaepernick donated to a cop-killer's foundation, had cops depicted as pigs on his socks. he praised fidel castro. if the nfl becomes the kaepernick league, they're going

to lose the men and women that want to go and be entertained and honor their country. i don't think the nfl has much more time. >> the way i look at it. i see the free market taking care of themself. this is the greatest opportunity that the president has given us. we're talking about true issues. we need to talk about the root cause. we've had a black caucus, john lewis, elijah cummings, supposed leaders, and either they're incompetent or brilliant in betrayal, because they've done nothing for the black race. when we talk about the misery that's happened in our race, they're silent. 70% of black men leaving their family and the babies. no one is talking about it and hasn't for eight years because the marxists and socialists

don't care. >> everyone's talking about continue the african-american community. i think the statistics while true and important, it's a different contest. it has little to do, if anything, for what happened with kaepernick and what we're discussing today. the issue right now, the nfl has a chance to nip it in the bud. our vice president had a great opportunity. i respect his opinion. if i'm going to make the trek to go see two teams combined record with two wins between the two of them -- >> sean: not the point. >> wait a minute. the point is this, if he goes to the locker room and asks some of the players why this began. the engagement is what the problem is. i equate it to divorce the person or the husband, let's use an example, that doesn't listen to the wife that said that she is not happy, bereft

when he's served papers, he's shocked. you must engage people. >> sean: burgess? >> that's what i do with my wife all the time. >> it's basic. we have a judeo-christian value country that's been this way forever. and we have an ideology pushed by the democratic party, that the strategy is misery. no, a lot of the people don't know the facts, spencer. and it's not a matter of talking. they know what they're doing. it's been a long-term plan. how many americans don't know the greatness of the black race that think it's a hapless race that came out of slavery. >> sean: let me ask you a question. the first black president in american history, obama. 3,900 people murdered in his adopted hometown of chicago while he's president. he barely talked about it.

18,000 shootings in chicago in the last six years of his presidency. here's my point -- on this program, spencer, i scrolled the names of all those people that we never hear about. he commented on cambridge, ferguson, trayvon martin and freddie gray. he never went after what was a war zone in his own hometown. and he could have done something about it. nfl players can do things as well. i will support charities. spencer, you come to me tomorrow and say, i have a great charity for kids. i'm in. burgess, i'll help you. so will a lot of other americans because we care about those kids and god's potential is in every one of those kids. >> i care about getting america together on these subjects. we need engagement between the

people and the left and right. >> sean: honor the country and flag and their anthem. >> sean, sean, can we agree that the experience that we're talking about that everyone should honor is not the same for everyone in america? that's the truth. we've come a long way. >> sean: we're running out of time. >> i'm telling you, i deal with this all the time. >> spencer, let me say something. at the end of the day, it doesn't matter what our color is or background. it's all about hope. this country gives us hope if you are willing to tell it. we're telling our kids that we don't have a chance. >> i don't know where you are from. i tell my kids that. i speak to hundreds of thousands of kids every year. >> we tell more than your kids. we tell other kids. >> i tell other kids around the country. what you are articulating is that we're not taking care of our community and i take offense to that. >> let me finish. >> sean: didn't take care of the kids in chicago.

they're not growing up in safe neighborhoods. >> let me frame it up for you. if you remember back in 1964 when new york city was on the world staying, dr. martin luther king and a few other folks wanted to comment about what was taking place in their community. they derided him for peaceful protests. what he said was insightful. he said, "i wish you were as offended as the conditions that make it necessary for me to engage in civil disobedience." >> sean: and republicans helped with the civil rights and voting rights act. i could have you guys on for two hours. i nope -- know it's loud. we're all passionate about it. remember house majority whip steve scalise, he wants to weigh in on the gun control debate and .. my name is jeff sheldon,

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>> sean: once again, members of the liberal mainstream media have found themselves on sunday talkshows pushing for more gun control. take a look. >> a background check might have solved this for another particular mass shooting or --

>> there are background checks >> one law is not going to fix the whole problem. >> real gun debate has to look at the fact that 300 million guns and we need to, you know, will you at what was done in a place like out raila with a gun buyback. >> even the n.r.a. accepts the fact that you don't hatch the right for an automatic weapon, but you can have a semiautomatic weapon. it's made up, mumbo jumbo. >> everyone agrees it should be done, but some people are concerned about what it means for the next thing down the line. would you good to semiautomatics? >> sean: joining us now, house majority whip steve scalise, who is still recovering after being shot over the summer and pushing back 7 the left's effort to politicize what happened in vegas. louisiana congressman, steve

scalise joins us now. i'm so happy to see you. and this audience's thoughts and prayers were with you and i tried to relay that it people on your staff. how are you doing, congressman? >> i'm doing great, sean. it's great to be back with you. i appreciate the prayers. we felt them and received that from you and from people around the world. it was uplifting for a time for me and my family the power of prayer cannot be underestimated. as i said, i'm a living example that miracles happen because i saw miracles happen on that ball field and even after that. so i'm lucky to be alive and it's just really good to be with you. >> sean: i remember getting an early remember like two days after and that you had had a massive number of blood transfusions and it was touch and go. had doctors told you how close you were to maybe not recovering from this? >> they did. a month after, i asked my main

trauma surgeon, i said, can you walk with me what first happened, especially the days i was unconscious. he said, the first day, there were times that it could have gone the other way. my colleague from ohio, if he's not there, a doctor, a combat ranger, who served in combat and helped to get people to the hospital from the battlefield, he applied a tourniquet that slowed the bleeding. i would have bled out if i didn't have that. i wouldn't have made it to the hospital. >> sean: what is your recollection of the shooting? >> i remember hearing the first shot, but you are not thinking. we're playing baseball. and you are not thinking there's a gunman shooting. i looked and i saw a tractor where the noise was coming from and i figured maybe the tractor backfired and then you heard a few more shots and then i got

hit and went down. and was hearing a lot of gunfire back and forth. that's when my security detail agen agents. they were outgunned, but if they didn't have shows guns to counter the shooter, it would have been a massacre. they went out there intending to do and if it wasn't for the fact that he was confronted with other people with guns, he would have gotten away with it. luckily for all of us, he didn't. >> sean: it was heartbreaking last week. i was in vegas. i interviewed a guy. he was holding his wife of 32 years hand when she was shot in the head and died. the country races to a big debate over gun control. you lost your wife. when you hear that and jucxtapxe what the president said, what is

the right thing to do? >> it was a tragedy and i will never give up my rights. >> sean: i will never give up my rights. you were shot that in field that day. and you are saying the same thing. dianne feinstein said, "i don't think there's any sit of laws that could have prevented what happened in vegas." so what is your answer to all of those that so quickly race to politicize this? >> first, my prayers are with the families, those people that lost loved ones and people that are fighting for their lives and what i said was, in any tragedy, your first thought ought to be, how can we help the people that are suffering, the victims of a criminal act like this? let's pray for them, first of all. in a case of what happened in vegas, a lot of those people needed blood. i called for people to donate blood. unfortunately, some people's first thought when they hear what happened, is to go and hold

a press conference and call for more gun control when they don't know the facts and, frankly, what they're offering would have done nothing to stop that shooting. so why don't we at least in those moments, our full thoughts out to be with the victims and praying for them. i felt the prayers. the prayers helped me and i would imagine a lot of the families are looking for those prayers right now. >> sean: congressman, we're glad you are well and glad you are back and wishing you full, complete recovery. glad you can come on tonight and glad you survived that. thank you for being with us. when we come back, two very big announcements. i think you will like them,

>> sean: before we go, two big announcements. i'm so tired of hollywood. two years ago i signed on with kevin and sam sarbo and the movie is called "let there be light." it will debut in theaters on friday, october 27.

i'm really proud of this project. you can bring the whole family. it's not the same formulaic, harv harvey weinstein, boring movie. >> the basic tenet of christianity -- >> don't tell me about the love and compassion of your so-called god. he should have kept his hands off of my son! >> sean: it will be in theaters, october 27. hannity.com has a list of theaters. also, big programming note. will be in harrisburg wednesday night right here on this show. we'll be joined by president trump for an exclusive one-on-one interview. we'll talk about tax cuts and immigration and everything else in front of a big audience. that's happening this wednesday night. hannity.com to find out where the movie theaters are near you to see this.

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