>> tucker: tune in every night at 8:00 the sworn enemy of lying pomposity smugness and group think. good night from washington. ashantsean hannity is next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity. we have a very important show tonight. we have major breaking news on a massive story that we have been exclusively routeing on and uncovering and we are doing the jobs that journalists in america used to do but they have sadly stopped doing their job. in my opinion, this has been a dereliction of duty. now, today, senators chuck grassley, lindsey graham, john cornyn and thom tillis, they are now demanding that a second special counsel be appointed to investigate rampant fisa abuses, fbi bias, and the clinton email investigation and so much more. now, this needs to happen immediately and tonight all indications are this will, in fact, happen as now evidence is building that crimes have been committed. also brand new tonight,

disgraced deputy fbi director andrew mccabe begging earlier today to keep his big fat government pension all while the pension may be the least of his worries. as there is talk tonight of possible criminal charges against the former deputy fbi director mccabe. this is beyond significant. for mccabe to lose his retirement means that he did something very wrong. and sources are telling us that, in fact, mccabe could end up facing charges. sara carter is here with all the explosive details coming up. and also breaking tonight, the destroy trump media has a new method for spreading their fake news. they just recycle old stories to try to damage the trump administration. we the evidence. the "new york times" is claiming that special counsel, robert mueller, subpoenaed the trump organization but the trump organization is saying it's not true, they've already been voluntarily cooperating with mueller for months. and president trump gets tough on russia in response to election interference. this is something president obama never did despite

numerous warnings going back to 2014. an explosive new report the hill's john solomon is here about james comey's incompetence and warnings he ignored. we are going to cover all of that and so much more an important breaking news hour coming up on hannity. ♪ ♪ all right. some major new developments. new information tonight because of a mountain of irrefutable evidence. pressure is building at this hour for the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions, to now appoint a second special counsel. now, senators chuck grassley, lindsey graham, along with senators john cornyn, thom tillis, they are now joining the chorus that are demanding that sessions now finally take action so real crimes that we know were commit can now be investigated. taking a look. >> the fbi and the department of justice were corrupt in my view when it came to handling the email investigation of clinton and the entire fisa warrant application process was

abused. >> chances that you get a special counsel in addition to what's already there. >> i will be shocked if somebody doesn't see the inherent conflict in the department of justice regarding investigating itself. high probability. >> i'm going to use as much leverage as i can, and i think i have a lot to get the job done. >> sean: sources telling us tonight there is a very high probability that session also act and he will appoint a second special counsel this will be a huge victory for all of you, the american people, it is why we have been calling for a second special counsel for over a year. now, this investigation is now reaching a new level and we're told there will be new explosive developments unfolding in coming days. in a letter to the a.g., jeff sessions and deputy a.g. rod rosenstein while senator grassley and graham explain exactly why a second special counsel is needed. these scandals directly implicate key members of the fbi and the department of

justice. so it makes it impossible for those organizations to investigate themselves. now, key sections of the grassley-graham criminal referral against the fake news dossier author christopher steele now tonight they are unredacted and graham-cassidyly and graham rightly are asking the doj to investigate christopher steele for lying to the fbi about his contacts with the media. remember, steele was shopping the fake news dossier around to everybody in the mainstream media, all these outlets like the "new york times," "the washington post," yahoo news, fake news cnn, oh, and by the way, steele is a foreign actor in bed with phony russian sources. even he didn't believe what he printed in the dossier. i thought that was supposed to be bad for america. criminal even, that, in fact, steele would be working as a non-foreign actor with russians to influence an american election. did he ever register with the u.s. government? now also tonight, brand new

news. fox news reporting disgraced former fbi director andrew mccabe, this is huge, is now begging top doj officials. remember, is he a former deputy director of the fbi, that he not be fired because starting sunday he would begin to get his lucrative government pension. he is set to retire on sunday. but he is likely going to be fired tomorrow. now, the fact that mccabe is even that the point is so significant and it means something, what, mccabe did something really, really wrong. you don't get fired over nothing, especially being the deputy fbi director working at the bureau for over 20 years. and sources are telling us tonight that mccabe could face multiple criminal charges. remember, mccabe, he was put on leave after the current fbi director christopher wray, remember, he found out what we'll find out soon, what is being exposed in the upcoming inspector general's report. and for the ig report, don't think that what mccabe did happened in a vacuum.

remember, mccabe didn't do this alone. the ig report is supposed to cover, look at the list, the corrupt clinton email investigation, hillary having that unsecure server that was stored in the mom and pop shop bathroom closet where she deleted 33,000 subpoenaed emails. and her aides were smashing devices and acid washing and bleach bit the clinton lynch tarmac meeting with bill clinton. then i have what i call exoneration before investigation. you had comey and strzok and page and other top fbi officials they put the fix in. they concluded their investigation long before they even interviewed hillary clinton and 17 other key witnesses. which, by the way, goes against what james comey said under oath when he claimed in front of congress he didn't reach a conclusion on the clinton email investigation until after interviewing hillary. but that's not true. we know it's not true. so you have hillary. she rigged her primary.

she has her friends at the fbi. then put the fix in as it relates to crimes she committed. then she tries to influence the general election, paying over $12 million to a guy outside of america for russian government lies and propaganda all to lie to the american people. by the way, robert mueller, how about investigating real crimes tonight? and by the way, since we found out that those clinton bought and paid for lies, which the fbi, they never verified, they never corroborated. well then they took those lies to the fisa judge and they used the lies and russian propaganda to get a warrant to spy on a member of the trump campaign. well that then, of course, gave them access to trump campaign communications. now, remember, the fbi's own protocols and fisa laws, it says that information needs to be verified and corroborated independently before it ever goes to a fisa court judge. that never happened. and it didn't happen once. fisa judges were lied to on

four separate occasions. this is beyond a massive scandal. and i know the media is ignorant, lazy and overpaid. it's why jeff sessions is now looking to the inspector general and now looking into the severe fisa abuses but, remember, here's the problem. the ig, inspector general horowitz, he has no prosecutorial powers, hence, you need the second special counsel like yesterday. it all the needs to be investigated. people need to be exposed. crimes were committed at the highest levels, and people in the end need to go to jail. the full story needs to come out. you deserve that and so much more from the people that are supposed to serve you in government. all right. also tonight, we have breaking news on president trump and russia. now, it doesn't exactly fit in the narrative that democrats and the members of the destroy trump media have been pushing for months. the trump administration are cracking down on russia in a massive way. now, this morning, the treasury department announced new targeted sanctions against dozens of

russian entities and individuals involved in cyber attacks and election interference in the 2016 presidential election. and that's not all. president trump, he is joining leaders from germany and france and the united kingdom in a joint statement condemning the putin regime for brutally poisoning a former double agent and his daughter last week in england. now, the pair remain alive but they are in critical condition in a british hospital. now, this all comes months after president trump introduced his administration's first sanctions against russia, meant to punish the putin regime for its actions in crimea. well, that happened during the obama years as well as other human rights violations. now, of course, this tough policy, it does stand in stark contrast to what happened under the obama administration. and when hillary was secretary of state. remember, that lame russian reset button that she handed over to her counterpart. and continuing with obama's total inaction during russia's hostile takeover of

crimia, despite warnings from world leaders, our own intelligence agency and even congressman devin nunes, remember, devin nunes wrote this op-ed warning then president obama about the kremlin's hostile actions in eastern europe. and elections. and warned specifically about the 2016 elections. and the obama administration, they also dropped the ball in the middle east when russia boosted the assad regime in the fight against syrian rebels. remember the red line? assad crossed it and nothing happened. he gassed his own people. russia supported it obama stood by and did nothing. and the obama administration wasn't any better on russian election interference. according to experts, brand new book michael isikoff. former national security advisor susan rice. he issues a quote. a stand down order to officials developing an aggressive response to putin's meddling. now, remember, when president obama told then candidate trump, do you remember this? stop whining. you know, no serious person thinks that our elections

could ever be influenced by hacking, come on, stop being a whiner. take a look. >> there is no serious person out there who would suggest somehow that you could even -- you could even rig america's elections. in part because they are so decentralized, and the numbers of votes involved. there's no evidence that that has happened in the past or that there are instances in which that will happen this time. and so, i would advise mr. trump to stop whining and go try to make his case to get votes. >> sean: let's get this straight. there's obama weak on russian's hostile take overcrimea. weak on russia using gas on own peek. weak on russia's hacking warned two years before the 2016 election, and the media is only focused on trump's ties to russia? mr. obama, where were you?

why didn't you act? i said it before, i'll say it again, journalism in this country is dead. it doesn't exist. we break more news here than all these so-called news people put together. also breaking tonight, speaking of the fake news media, they are hard at work, desperately trying to stop stories about real democratic scandals, the ones we're reporting, because it's going to boomer rang back on them. for over a year, the deceitful fake news media in this country has been flat out lying to you, the american people, day by day, hour by hour. and now the biased press, they are employing a brand new tactic. pay attention. spread completely false information. the "new york times" is claiming to have a blockbuster story about special counsel robert mueller issuing a subpoena to the trump organization to turn over documents. okay. this particular story is a definition of fake news. it's a smear to damage the trump administration and here ask why.

take a look at this stargets earlier today, trump organization since july of 2017 we have advised the public that the trump organization is fully cooperative with all investigations, including the special counsel, and are responding to all their requests. this is old news and our assistance and cooperation with the various investigations remains the same today. oh, old news, recycled by pathetic liberal lap dog media so-called journalists. they have wasted 14 months beating the drum night after night, night after night, day after day, hour after hour about a conspiracy theory. none exists. no evidence exists. it's been a big lie. and the media has deliberately spread false information and propaganda which is exactly what putin and the russians want. isn't that what they wanted to do sow disin order america. all seems to do slamming trump and delet jit sizin and -n

from the massive democratic scandals and not let anybody else in the media focus on anything that has real evidence incontrovertible. real fact, real evidence. as for robert mueller's special counsel this latest leak is not surprising. what he is doing is deliberate. team of democratic donors, hillary donors, obama donors, dnc donors, they are selectively leaking daily to the media to keep president trump off balance. mueller doesn't care about the truth or evidence or facts. because he is bent on a witch-hunt. look at the team he has put together. the leaks are obviously intentional because it happens every day. if mueller really cared about uncovering real crimes, real wrongdoing, mueller, you would be investigating them. you know, if mueller is going to keep expanding his mandate, why doesn't he focus on the clinton bought and paid for russian dossier with russian lies? does mueller not care that hillary paid for this russian propaganda and she

did it to influence an election? does mueller not care that christopher steele is an unregistered foreign agent who hates president trump? does mueller not care about the fbi lying to a fisa judge not once, twice, three times, but four times? using an unverified dossier as the bulk of the application to get a warrant from fisa judges to spy on a campaign associate so they have access to everything in that campaign? does mueller not care that this fisa warrant likely gave access to all of trump campaign's communications during elections? i can go on all night. does robert mueller, sir, do you really not care that clinton fixed and had fixed for her that email investigation and we know crimes were committed or the unmasking scandal of 350% increase in one year? or the uranium one scandal? you were the fbi director at the time. we had an fbi informant that

infiltrated putin's criminal scheme to control america's uranium. well, have you no problem going down every other rabbit hole, mr. mueller, why don't you look into these scandals? this is why we need the second special counsel. someone that is going to lead from the outside the swamp. you can't have people involved in these scandals investigating themselves. that means mueller. that means comey. all -- friendships going on here, rod rosenstein, they are all bff, old colleagues. you really think they're going to hold themselves and each other accountable? of course attorney general jeff sessions, he created this special counsel witch-hunt, now he needs to fix it you can't be confirmed the a.g. and then the next day recuse yourself and by the way sit cite the long law as gregg jarrett pointed out last night. we need the second special prosecutor. jeff sessions knew he was going to recuse himself. he never should have accepted the job as attorney general. look at the chaos that as a

result of all of this. here's a key fact. gregg jarrett pointed this out. sessions cited the wrong law as the justification for recusing himself. he shut attorney general. so, the burdennible of all of this, is dragging this country down, falls squarely on jeff sessions' soldiers. tonight, mr. attorney general, do your job and fix the mess you created. and also tonight, another damning report about james comey's incompetence and his highly questionable conduct while leading the fbi. friend john solomon reporting that the long time head of the fbi telecommunications surveillance unit is saying that he warned james comey about how that particular spy program was dangerously ineffective in catching terrorists. comey never tried to fix it that's like obama was warned about russian collusion and influencing our elections and did nothing and laughed at the idea. here is what the retired special agent told john solomon.

take a look. >> i believe that the program as it was was ripe for potential abuses. regardless of how it's abused but it could be. and frankly, i see what's been happening in the last year and a half. and that just proves the point that this program could be abused and that it would not be used for the purposes that it was intended for. >> sean: a lot to get into tonight. here with reaction fox news contributor jason chaffetz. fox news contributor sara carter. fox news analyst gregg jarrett and from the hill we welcome back john solomon. sara, let's start with you. let's start with mccabe. let's start with a special counsel now seems inevitable and how much trouble andrew mccabe is in tonight beyond the pension. >> i think a special counsel is inevitable. it's going to happen. according to the sources that i have spoken with and mccabe is in a lot of hot water, sean, it's not just

about his pension. according to the sources i have spoken with, mccabe will be fired it will be surprising if is he not. right now that's what i'm hearing. and secondly there are a number of charges that they are looking at based on different statutes. and this i have heard from several different sources. now, i did contact the fbi and asked for comment and they told me they could not comment on mccabe whatsoever. they did hear me out, but they would not comment on this whatsoever, particularly, on any possible charges. remember, general flynn was charged for basically saying that he didn't tell the whole truth to the fbi. now, that's still up for debate right now because we know that the fbi agents, one of them being peter strzok didn't believe that he lied. so, we have got to get to the bottom of that but, if mccabe lied, to the, you know, to the ig, if he lied to people within the fbi, and if he leaked information that should have never been leaked, it would be surprising that he would not be brought up on charges.

>> sean: gregg jarrett there are a lot of questions legally tonight. the ig has no prosecutorial powers. none. that gets into the issue of what tillerson and grassley were calling for and we have rightly called for. and i want you to address the wrong law that was used by the attorney general in his recusal. >> first of all, mccabe is in a load of trouble. and james comey is in even bigger trouble. for mccabe, he is looking at making a false and misleading statement punishable by up to five years behind bars. and for every false statement it's an additional crime. second, obstruction of justice. it follows along the same line. if he is not telling the truth in an investigation, he's obstructing it. that's obstruction of justifiable and for every time he does it, it's yet another crime. james comey, i mean, can you multiply it by 10. >> sean: talk about rod rosenstein. >> rod rosenstein, if he

well knew that this dossier was unverified and uncorroborated and, yet, he signed off on it, then he's committed one of at least six, if not all six, felony statutes. >> sean: deep state protects itself. congressman chaffetz, i am a huge supporter of law enforcement. this actually hurts to talk about. this is not rank and file fbi. these are the top echelon. we rely on them. we trust them. we trust our intel community. we give them the powerful tools of intelligence. and i'm looking at all of this and i'm saying how could this happen in this country at this level. forget the media. they are useless, so-called journalists are pathetic. ohio did we get here? how do we fix all this? >> my grandfather was a career fbi agent. i think this country reveres the fbi. but you're going to have to make sure that justice and

that lady liberty who has that blindfold doesn't take a little peek and say oh, you know, it's clinton so we are going to go easy on her and those around them. the best way to restore the confidence of the american people is to make sure that those even in the highest positions of power are held accountable and that is to go after them and go to grand jury and go before and prosecute these people if they believe that there has been a crime. and there is plenty of evidence that that has absolutely happened. >> sean: john solomon, we are not keeping it out of the discussion. i'm trying to go in chronological order here. forgive me it's an important night with a lot of news. you have now interviewed the fbi's supervisor who warned comey that the warrantless surveillance program was ineffective, also being abused. is that true? >> he said it was clearly able to be abused and that was deeply concerning to him. more importantly, it was invading america's privacy every day without catching any terrorists. he said in 13 years he did

an audit. in 13 years the fbi only made one potential disruption of a terrorism case. and, by the way, from the use program and by the way they had found the information through traditional. spying on americans by the tens of thousands of leads they looked at in this program and they only got one terrorism thing. and this is the program section 215 would be the program, if you were building a case in 2016 against the trump administration or the trump campaign to try to prove collusion, you would use this power to try to find the connecting of the dots. this is the exact power that could have been abused in the middle of the russia investigation or any of the other many investigations that have occurred over the last 13 years and we're not hearing this from an outsider. we are hearing it from the man who ran the program. >> sean: you know, you and sara also broke the story, john, about the unprecedented amount of unmaskings that have taken place of 350% of my recollection is right, increased during the obama years u. >> yeah, you are exactly right. this is the program that produces the evidence of then people can go and say

please unmask that for me. this is one of the most powerful programs that we have given the fbi and for a long time james comey and the fbi knew it was not catching any terrorists. it was invading people's privacy, it was ripe for abuse and he did nothing. i think -- i'm sure members of congress, i talked to seller tonight, i'm pretty sure members of congress are going to dig deep into this revelation. >> sean: let me go back to sara carter. mccabe has bigger problems than worrying about his pension tonight. i'm hearing there may be multiple criminal charges coming down the road for him and the fact that a second special counsel is likely to be appointed in probably short order. i see that the fevered pitch is now rising in congress. i believe the attorney general must now act. but, i want to ask you the ig report originally we were told it was about just clinton emails and the investigation. it's that and so much more. what are we going to learn in this ig report, sarah? >> oh, i think we are going to learn about the scope of the investigation and that

includes the former fbi director comey. the possible weapons of our intelligence community. the unmaskings. the relationships. peter strzok, lisa page with mccabe, what were they doing? what were they talking about when they talked about an insurance policy? what were they planning? what was happening with the obama administration because, remember, they were all connected, so this went up to the highest levels and this is what congress is investigating right now, sean. this ig report is not based on just mccabe or one small instance. these will be multiple reports, issued by michael horowitz on his investigation. he has had 1.2 million documents. that is what he has had access to. and interviews with current and former fbi agents. this is going to be a massive investigation and a special counsel will work with him if one is appointed. >> sean: we are running out of time, gregg. >> there would have been no

special counsel looking into donald trump and russian collusion but for jeff sessions' mistaken recusal. he relied on a particular code of federal regulation. >> sean: criminal investigation or prosecution. >> right. >> it wasn't a criminal investigation or prosecution when he recused himself. it was, according to james comey, a counter intelligence probe so sessions didn't have to recuse himself. and he either doesn't understand the law or he was snuckerred by obama holdovers at the doj. >> sean: how much pressure do your sources in congress are they saying, putting pressure on the attorney general now to have four senators like they came out tonight as strongly as they did, and they are even now wanting a criminal referral on christopher steele, congressman? >> absolutely. vu four pivotal senators. have you trey gowdy and john ratcliffe in the house. have you jim jordan and mark meadows for months and months calling for this.

it absolutely should happen. if you can dove tail it directly with what the inspector general is doing so that they have the prosecutorial power, it absolutely should happen. it should have happened two month ago. >> sean: john solomon, i know we have your breaking news but you have been covering this from the get-go as well. you get the final word tonight, sir. >> yeah, thanks. listen, my sources are telling me they are in the final stages of going through the process and determining whether a special prosecutor should be named. there are standards that have to be met. the justice department is looking at that there is an outside person arranging that for the justice department. i think we are going to see an announcement in the next few days. if i had to bet on what my sources are telling me, it's going to end up with a special prosecutor. >> sean: how right have we all been really quickly and how wrong has the media been real quick. >> we have been totally right and the mainstream media has been absolutely wrong. >> sean: missing in action. >> sean: they have been ignoring it. >> sean: sara. >> we have been right and unfortunately so forth american people. >> sean: congressman? >> their inaction is an

action. it's a conscious effort. one of the biggest disappointments i have seen in the last 10 years absolutely totally wrong top to bottom. >> sean: john? >> my father told me never fight yourself in the back. ready for next story. let's see what the next story is. >> sean: john is cautious. it's not about who is right but what is right. for this to be ignored, there is no excuse for it. thank you all. another big story we are following tonight, liberals, democrats, they continue to mobilize against president trump's pick for the cia director. her name is gina haspel. if confirmed by the senate, she would become the first woman to lead the cia, to lead that egg a california democrat dianne feinstein, she is now calling for the public release of documents on haspel's involvement in enhanced interrogation and detention of radical islammist terrorists following the attacks and the murder of 3,000 americans on 9/11. now, feinstein is only the latest liberal lawmaker to question whether haspel was too tough on jihadis.

and by the way, it's not just lawmakers attacking haspel. joining us with reaction is the host of war stories oliver north. without enhanced interrogation there is no bin laden, true or false mr. ollie north. >> the folks that are currently resident down in gitmo wouldn't be there for what gina haspel and what her brave colleagues did. gina haspel is the person needed to head the cia in this new world disorder. without going through all the litany that you went through at the very beginning of this broadcast, this woman spent 30 years as an operations officer with numerous foreign postings. she is, quite frankly, admired by most of her colleagues. i have not talked to anybody at the headquarters currently or who was there who know her who don't think the world of her. dianne feinstein ought to retire now. look, she is grand standing about waterboarding when it was deemed to be legal by the department of justice, the attorney general, and the president of the united states u in other words, she did her duty. it was only afterwards that

they decided it really wasn't lawful. i think i know a little bit what it is like what happens to people who do their duty and congress disagrees. >> sean: colonel, have you been waterboarded in your life in your career in the military as a marine that serves his country and have a purple heart or two, i think two? >> look, i was a survival invasion, resistance and escape. i used to teach it. i was waterboarded when i went through the course. i waterboarded at least 150 people. some of whom i'm sure were wondering what the heck is going on because it was all legal before. we used to do it for trach. we used to do it to people. you need to be prepared for this kind of thing. i guess that has all stopped as well now. look, all that ended for me. i hope it ends well for the new dci gina haspel. the president and our country needs her right there and i don't need to drag her through torture. >> sean: what other way, have you somebody like ksm.

khalid sheikh mohammed, the master mind of 9/11, the worst attack in american history on our soil killing 3,000 americans. obviously declaring war on this country. is there a nice way to abstract information. build the soccer fields and take care of the dietary concerns and order personal chefs for those on the battlefield trying to kill americans, is that going to work? >> well, i don't know i have not been involved in anything like that. i have questioned people in the field when they have been captured. i have put some of that up on your show from overseas. all you had to do to some of these guys was to tell them through the interpreter, this is a high valued target. just been grabbed by a special operations team. and i put this on air. we couldn't show the guy's face, of course. >> sean: by the way, there is a report tonight that i haven't confirmed it that this woman did not oversee the waterboarding of abu is

a bade da, if yoisa zubaydah if. >> i put guys on air from overseas who had just been captured. okay. all you had to do to some of those guys is say ship them to gitmo in the local language. whether it was farsi or arabic and they would puke right there on the spot. >> sean: appreciate you. >> semper five. >> sean: don't forget war stories this sunday night 8:00 p.m. fox business network. the surveillance video has been release released from that parkland school shooting. dan bongino, geraldo rivera react. it's going to shock you that's next and kellyanne conway. ♪

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>> sean: breaking news from parkland, florida earlier today. exterior surveillance footage from the stoneman douglas high school shooting has now been released showing the immediate actions or should i say inaction of disgraced former

county broward county deputy scott peterson. we have to warn you what you are about to see is going to make your blood boil. now, the first video we are airing right there, we will go slow. it shows what appears to be the start of this terrible shooting. at one point, you can actually seat person communicating on his radio and then ultimately jumping on a golf cart, driving down a corridor, presumably towards the sound of gunfire. and as you can see in this clip, minutes later, well, peterson is outside looking at the building, utilizing his radio. and then taking up a position, as you can see outside of the school behind a concrete wall. now, we're going to analyze that footage in a moment. but, first, we have more fallout from the nationwide antigun school walkouts that took place yesterday. remember in d.c. democratic lawmakers called for common sense gun restrictions and they showed up at this protest bernie sanders with armed security? that includes bernie walking through the crowd. look at bernie, oh, yeah,

there is he flanked by multiple armed police officers. don't our children deserve the same? here with reaction, former secret service agent, nra contributor dan bongino and geraldo rivera. let's rerack this video and get to the issue. don't you think our kids deserve the same as bernie sanders. >> absolutely. i think there should be at least one good guy with a gun at every school. here you had a good guy with a gun who chickened out. you know what it reminded me of? it reminded me of the life lock commercial the guy the bank robbery happening i'm not a security guard i'm a security consultant. >> sean: we need perimeters. we need i.d.es. >> you need people with balls is what you need. this was a coward. this was a chicken. >> sean: let's look at what is he doing here. now can you see -- he appears to be going to the golf cart. then is he taking up a position, if you watch this video unfold behind the concrete barrier. >> you have to understand, sean, the training manual for the broward's sheriff is

very specific. they say, they mandate that if there is one sheriff or one deputy on the scene, a gun is fired, an unarmed civilian is at risk, did you go to the sound of the gun fight. you go, you are present. you charge in as the kids are running out. what this guy did is salute, the present o president of the d states was absolutely right this was a coward's reaction. >> sean: dan bongino, this is what you do. i have never in my life. remember, we had reports of four people from this sheriff's department that didn't go in. but then you had the local police from the area, they ran right in. it obviously had to be as geraldo was saying part of their protocol. >> yeah. it's not just the broward sheriff's protocol on a school shooting incidents, maximum to the problem. it's every credible school shooting protocol now across the country post columbine,

maximum to the problem, sean. you have to attack the attacker. there is nothing that's going to stop this otherwise. as the research on these incidents is clearly shown, once you engage that attacker, these attackers are cowards. they either kill themselves or they wind up in that gun fight they wind up losing their lives to the law enforcement officer or whoever confronts them back with the gun. it does show the importance of weapons in defense on campus as well. >> sean: what other statis particular? these incidents are over on average in three minutes. i don't care how great your local police response is, you are not going to get there in three minutes. i would say we need two retired conceal carry exmilitary, expolice, retired police on site on every floor at every school. and do you know what we can do? give them a tax break? pay no federal or state, local taxes. >> i think any incentive to get et right crew in place is absolutely necessary u as the father of five, one a

sixth grader right now, i tell you i want a cop who is going to risk something. i want someone who is going to go to the action. my child is the most precious thing to me. >> sean: this is not. >> he retired. you talk about mccabe earlier, sean. he rushing to retire because is he in trouble. scott peterson rushed to retire before he was going to be fired, brought up on charges. i thought how that man could live. i hope he moves to the bahamas some place. he should be ashamed of himself. >> sean: i don't understand it it's very important to point out, dan bongino, this is not the 99.9% of law enforcement that we all know. i mean, i basically live with law enforcement. this is my family. it's my friends. that's all i know in my life. >> yeah, sean. i know two guys from the secret service. one personally, actually, i lived with them at one point. we were in training, who were involved in use of force incidents themselves.

and went right to the problem and did what they have to do. you know, one of them did it off duty while he was with his family in a mall where he saved a kid from, you know, getting beat up and was in a use of force incident involving a firearm. now, nearly universal bravery amongst coming. unfortunately though, you know, sometimes you see incidents like this where, in those critical seconds, you make the wrong call and this guy is going to live with it forever. >> sean: let's go into all this breaking news. special counsel, mccabe, you dealt with it, we will give you the last minute. >> i think, sean, again, have you led the way. have you dragged the american media to a point now where people recognize that there are two sides to this story and that this obscene obsession with the president's collusion allusion, these collusion miss thats i call them has overlooked half of what is going on. there is a whole back story. mccabe is central to it. was he indeed the leaker? how many others similarly situated in the department of justice or even in the

sainted bureau itself. fbi itself were part and parcel of a political operation to sink donald trump? i think that the american people demand answers now. now whether the best way to do it is a special process. >> sean: they can't investigate themselves. >> give the attorney general at least a couple weeks. let him take the first shot at it. >> sean: fisa, look at what we know. >> sean: have you been absolutely right. >> sean: i wish i was wrong. for the sake of the country, i wish i was wrong. when we come back, kellyanne conway weighs in on this and a lot of fake false accurate reporting tonight. we'll explain. ♪ you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet.

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rampant speculation tonight that there is an imminent departure of hr mcmaster. i have sources in the white house telling me no such thing is imminent at all in any way. here to shed some more light on it, special counsel to the president kellyanne conway is with us. i talked to a number of people at the white house, nothing is imminent. no decisions have been made. nobody is leaving. the president said it, i saw earlier today, i believe it was from the oval office that nobody is scheduled to leave at all in spite of rampant wild speculation. what can you tell us? >> >> the president makes the personnel decisions and announcement unless this white house, sean. he was elected, after all. his name is on the ballot. >> sean: wait a minute it isn't maggie. >> no. it's no other journalist. the rampant speculation itself is a story because it's so incredible to me that the media at large and it's filled with people who are trying to get the story

but filled with lots of people trying to get the president also. they won't cover policy. they cover personnel. they won't cover principle. they cover palace intrigue. they cover stories constantly. they figure hey if a stop clock is at least twice today. whole year in advance. so and so is going to go. recycle clips so the president has full confidence six months a year later it changes. this president has every right to put the team around him that he thinks aligns with his vision. his values. but he is the one that controls the time, the tone, and content of all substantive and personnel decisions. i respect that enormously. you know, sean, people say i see chaos. a lot see it streamlining of some parts and sophistication because we had too many people over time and we had too many of

the wrong people. other people are leaving on their own volition and free will. and they will truly be missed in this white house. this president has a great deal of joy on the job. a lot of fake news about he is fuming, is he angry. he has made very clear about what his vision is, too. on north korea. on the iran nuclear deal. on taxes, on infrastructure, on daca, you name it he could not be more explicit. he wants a team around him that supports that. >> sean: let me tell you this. i started the program tonight, kellyanne conway, there comes a point wherewithal that has happened, and the special counsel and this weight that has literally been there almost from day one. and everything is now boomerang back. we find out, what, hillary fixed the primary. imagine if donald trump did. the fix was in on crimes. we know she committed with the email server. we have the ig report coming. we have this whole issue of she purchased, bought and paid for russian lies,

russian government lies, paid a british spy for them to lie to the american people about donald trump, even the guy that creates the dossier cast doubt. he didn't even believe his own material. and then it's used to get a fisa warrant to spy on a trump campaign associate. you've lived under all of this. where is the special counsel looking into the crimes we know were committed? >> i saw -- i see the contents of the show planning. i saw the senators earlier in your broadcast. i think they put it best which is that different questions are being raised by those in charge of these types of investigations, sean. there is real questions lingering out there by many people in the public why the double standard for that woman who lost the election whose name i never say on tv anymore. why the special treatment for her. and i think what america saw this week is a great reminder as to why they rejected her and elected him. because she -- first she ignored all the people in these states and then she

insulted them again this week saying that they only vote the way their husband tell them. i can't stay without laughing so hard. >> sean: let's play it. women in america, white women only voted the way their bosses, their husbands and their sons told them to vote. you can't make this up. let's roll the tape. >> redon't do well with married white women. and part of that is an identification with the republican party and ongoing pressure to vote the way your husband, your boss, your son, whoever believes you should. his whole campaign, make america great again, was looking backwards. you know, you didn't like black people getting rights. you don't like women, you know, getting jobs. you don't want to see that

indian american succeeding more than you are. whatever your problem is, i'm going to solve it. >> sean: then she drops the race card. and i'm thinking okay, what century is this woman living in, if she believes that husbands, bosses, and women's sons direct their voting habits. >> it really in the space of a minute or two, she managed to insult most of the women that she pretends to be protecting and speaking on behalf as a fo faux feminist she has become. she is insulting people who are going to go to the ballot box this fall, including in states, it would seem, where have you these red state democratic senators who are now so upset with her. clair mccaskill came out against her, heidi heitcamp. her former campaign manager. heidi solis doyle came out against her in these comments. sherrod brown who suspect for election in ohio.

all these states that she lost. let me just say she is insulting voters in states calling them backward and nonprogressive, non-diverse that her husband carried twice and her boss, barack obama carried twice. and it is just remarkable to me that she had her boss and her husband telling america how to vote and that didn't matter. they didn't want her because they didn't see her as honest, trustworthy or speaking for them. she has nothing in common with the average woman and she proved it again. >> sean: we are all irredeemable deplorables that cling to our guns and bibles and religion. i'm guilty. >> she should keep talking. i hope she stays throughout as long as she can. >> sean: thank you, kellyanne. a very emotional video of the day. you don't want to miss this

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>> sean: tomorrow night, we have a big breaking news story you are going to want to watch. all night long the phony fake news people, oh mcmasters is out. no, he is not. they lied to you all night.

we will prove it tomorrow. a touching moment yesterday at president trump's round table in st. louis, an emotional cafeteria worker had a heart felt message for the president after she received a bonus thanks to the president's tax bill. take a look. by the way, these are pelosi crumbs. >> i work in the cal cafeteria as college of the ozark along the side of hard working students. and i am very grateful for the bonus when the college gave it to us. and i put mine in savings for my retirement and i want to thank you, mr. president and god bless you. >> very nice. thank you very much. that's very nice. [applause] >> sean: really, nancy pelosi? really, crumbs? and you are a multi, multimillionaire? don't forget my faith based film "let there be light" is now available on dvd. walmart, amazon.com. hannity.com.

please follow me on instagram at sean hannity on twitter. we will always be fair and balanced. we are not them. have a great night. let not your heart be troubled. the news continues, there she is. i'm giving you four extra seconds. laura ingraham. >> laura: sean, thank you very much. great show as always tonight. loved it good evening from washington. i am laura ingraham and this the is ingle angle. we have major analysis and analysis on the stories you care most about. just released video appears to confirm that the former broward county deputy scott peterson would not enter the building where a gunman was massacring school children in parkland, florida. mark fuhrman weighs in on that. i will tell you who is really responsible for this travesty in tonight's angle. plus, special prosecutor bob mueller launches a new line of attack on president trump as the outgoing fbi official who oversaw the hillary email investigation begs to keep his pension. also michelle malkin her take on parents in one school district fighting