why? because they don't care about their own people. and that is the whole problembo right there. that's about it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. guess who's next, ladies and gentlemen, sean hannity! this >> sean: you even have mark steyn saying it. great job, sir. we have an incredible show tonight. that is all we can say,ho buckle up. this has been a truly historic day in america, and around the world. literally starting with shocking revelations out of israel. prime minister benjamin netanyahu just gave an unmitigated warning to the international community as it relates to iran, they are secretly advancing their nuclear program, and israel, the united states, all of our allies now face extreme danger. the "washington free beacon" reporting tonight that even our own intel committee has confirmed this. coming up, we'll show you all the evidence, we'll explain why obama's iranian appeasementll

plan did nothing to slow the threat of nuclear proliferation in the world. also tonight, more significant progress on the peninsula, the summit between north and south korea and the united states is moving forward as planned. now kim jong un is allegedly prepared to end his nuclear weapons program if the toted states promises not invade. the south korean president is even suggesting thates president trump should get the. nobel peace prize for his important work in the region. that is going to make liberals' heads explode. plus, another day, another damning revelation surrounding the deep statewide former director of of national intelligence turned anti-trump fake new cnn pundit james clapper caught lying directly to congress yet again. is congress ever going to face the general flynn standard or does he get the hillary, oh, we don't have equal justice under the law standard? john brennan's comments, is this a deep state threat against the president of united states? later, we'll address michelle

wolf's petty, cheap, lame performance at the white house correspondents dinner. finally, the caravan is scaling the fence. where is the mexican government? all of that plus, candace owens is fresh off her meeting with kanye west. she will give us all of the details later in this program. o buckle up. we have a busy opening news monologue. ♪ appeasement never works. tonight, we have another damning reminder. the israeli prime ministermi benjamin netanyahu is now sounding the alarm and as per usual, the prime minister has pure moral clarity. i've been saying this for years. now the prime minister is revealing, according to thousands of pages of official documents obtained by intelligence sources, iran's nuclear program is alive and well. the iranians call it project amad. it is secret, illicit, it is an ongoing scheme to construct

nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them, including a very specific plan to develop five warheads, each containing a 10-kiloton yield. here is what the prime minister netanyahu said about this program in an incredible press conference, incredible bit of intelligence earlier today.nc >> this was iran's chance to fully come clean. they could tell the truth. they could say, we have this program, this secret program, it's over, it doesn't exist, we destroyed them. here's what iran actually told them. it said, iran denied the existence of a coordinated program and the development of the nuclear explosive device and specifically denied the existence of the plan. the material proves otherwise, iran authorized, initiated, and funded project amad.

a coordinated program aimed at the development of a nuclear explosive device. here's another document from the archive. a master plan of project amad. >> sean: i'm told the that entire presentation, powerpoint, without any notes. remember, this just comes three years afterr president obama signed off on what is the worst deal in the history of the united states, frankly, the world. the multilateral agreement where the united states agreed to unlock $150 billion of frozen iranian assets and send another 1.7 billion in cash including an initial $400 million down payment, literally shipped in cargo planes and cash and other currencies. some critical sanctions against iran were lifted at the time. what did we get in return? a promise from radical islamic mullahs of iran that they temporarily halt their nuclear weapons program? the same mullahs that actively plan for the destruction of israel? the same mullahs that chantel

"death to america, death to israel," that fund terrorism all over the world, that are fighting proxy war after proxy war in iraq and syria and elsewhere? the same mullahs are responsible for killing u.s. soldiers in iraq, holding other americans hostage? remember, obama told us, thisfo was good for the world? we warned you. this agreement was always a sham. no different than when neville chamberlain declared peace in his time and signed off on a deal trying to appease adolf hitler. no different than when bill clinton appeased kim jong un's father, kim jong il, in the agreement clinton promised this was a good deal for the american people.m it will halt north korea's nuclearr weapons program and ambition once and for all. in 2015, obama wanted you toto believe once again, if only we kissed the rings of despots and radicals and dictators, somehow, they will be nice to o us. faulty, failed logic. appeasement never works. president trump now faces a very

important decision, whether or not to hold iran accountable and pull the u.s. out of this deeply flawed agreement. here is how president trump reacted to this incredible, breaking development today. >> seven years, that deal i will have expired and iran is free to go ahead and create nuclear weapons. that's not acceptable. seven years is tomorrow. t that's not acceptable. it's a horrible agreement for the united states, including the fact, mr. president, that we gave iran gave iran $150 billion and 1.8 billion in cash. nigeria would like some of that. 1.8 billion in cash. $150 billion. you know what we got? we got nothing. we got nothing. that doesn't mean i would not negotiate a new agreement.ny we'll see what happens. but i think if anything, what is happening today and what has happened over the last little while and what we've learned has really shown that i've been 100% right.

>> sean: there are moments in history you have to learn from and the devastating failures of appeasement, neville chamberlain, bill clinton, president obama in his way, it all has taught us, appeasement never works. peace through strength does work. this brings us to ourac next topic. president trump's historic diplomatic progress on the. korean peninsula. instead of trying to appease h kim jong un or bribe him with boatloads of cash, president trump took some very tough measures. in the early months of the administration, remember the president increased sanctionss of the north korean regime. he sent multiple carrier strike groups to the reason. he squeezed north korea's most important strategiceg partner, china, all the while calling kim jong un littlele rocket man and saying our button works. the media freaked out, proclaimed trump will lead us to a nuclear war.r. they said the same thing when reagan called the former soviet union an evil empire.

we knew better and now the president's strategy has seen significant progress that is great for the world. for the first time ever, this is historic, look at this. kim jong un crossing into south korea for this historic positive meeting with south korean president moon. a meeting between president trump, president moon, and kim jong un is moving forward as planned. not done yet. certainly good progress. also breaking today, according to the south korean sources, the north korean dictator is willing to give up his nuclear weapons program completely as long as the united states agrees to officially end of the korean war and promise not to launch an attack.ot over the weekend during a rally in michigan, the crowd reacted, this is when the president was going to be at the white house correspondents dinner, and i proudly, 30 years in radio, 20 years in tv, have never been to a single one. i am proud of that. this is the crowd reacted to the developments on the peninsula. take a look. >> i remember, you know, it was

very rough. three, four months ago. >> [crowd chanting "nobel"] >> [laughs] >> [crowd chanting "nobel"] >> that's very nice. thank you. that's very nice. nobel. [laughs] i just want to get the job done. >> sean: "i just want to get the job done." everyone on the fake news media, their heads just exploded. the south korean president agrees, moon is now echoing these calls for president trump to in fact, yes, receive the nobel peace n prize. let's hope he can pull this off. these historic and rapidly evolving developments from the korean peninsula should give everyone around the world a sense of cautious optimism and some are even calling president trump a president.ional three words: peace through strength.

we'll bring you more on this later in the show but first, the deep state is crumbling right before our eyes. nearly five years ago, then national intelligence director james clapper, remember, he blatantly perjured himself in front of congress? you may remember this moment.ju >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not? >> not wittingly. there are cases where they could inadvertently, perhaps collect, but not wittingly. >> sean: of course, a short time later, we learned the nsa was collecting data. clapper knew it and he lied. he was never charged like l general flynn with lying.cl this case, perjury. now clapper has been caught in yet another bold face lie. according to a report from the house intel committee, during a closed-door hearing, clapper flatly denied ever discussing that phony clinton bought and

paid for steele russian dossier with a member of the media. he also repeated this claim in w march during an interview with don lemon at cnn. take a look. >> i didn't have any contact with media until after i left the government on the 20th of january. so i don't quite understand what i've read that somehow i leaked about the dossier. >> you didn't leak anything about the dossier to anybody? >> no. i mean, i talked about it after i left the government. but not during that period and certainly not between the sixthr of january and the tenth when the president-elect himself talked about it. >> sean: an incrediblean development. the intel committee's reportth found that clapper "admitted to the house permanent select committee on intelligence and private testimony that he briefed cnn's jake tapper in early january 2017." this was shortly before trump's inauguration. tapper along with two other journalists, so-called journalists from cnn, published

a report detailing how trump was briefed about the steele dossier. a short time later, james clapper, oh, he's hiredd y fake news cnn as an analyst. you connect the dots. president trump reacted onon twitter, writing... now if clapper does not face legal jeopardy over this blatant perjury to congress, it will be yet one more example of what i say is our two tiered system of justice. he'll go with the hillary clinton system of justice. let's turn to the mainstream media. if you thought they couldn't get any more anti-trump or downright vulgar, think again. they outdid themselves over the weekend. the white house correspondents association held their annual dinner. i am so proud i have never been, where they take some time to honor the media, pat themselves on the back, just like their hollywood buddies, for their courageous work of echoing each other. president trump, who did not attend, previewed the dinner at

his rally in michigan. he decided to stay with the people just like he did last year. good choice. >> by the way, by the way, by the way, is this better than that phony washington white house correspondentsth dinner? is this more fun? i could be up there tonight smiling like i love when they are hitting you, shot after shot, these people, they hate your guts, shot. and then i am supposed to --dash and you know, you got to smile. and if you don't smile, they will say, he was terrible, he couldn't take a hit, and if you do smile, they will say, what was he smiling about? there is no winning. >> sean: president trump'so description, all too accurate. this year's show featured so-called comedian, former

"daily show" contributor, never heard of her before, michelle-s wolf, delivering a performance that is so vile, one-sided, cringeworthy, you might want to cover your ears of you have kids in the living room. >> mike pence is also very antichoice. he thinks abortion is murder. which, first of all, don't knock it till you try it. and when you do try it,he really knock it. you know, you got to get that baby out of there. you guys gotta stop putting kellyanne on your show. all she does is lie. a you don't give her platform, she has nowhere to lie. it's like that old saying, if al tree falls in the woods, howow o we get kellyanne under that tree? i'm not suggesting she gets hurt, just stuck. ivanka cleans up nice. she's the diaper genie of. the administration. on the outside she looks sweet but the inside, it's still full ofti [bleep]. >> sean: not even funny. if you think that's bad, she saved her worst remarks for sarah sanders, who was sitting just feet away. take a look. >> and of course, we have sarah

huckabee sanders, we are graced with sarah's presence tonight. i have to say, i am a little starstruck. i love you as aunt lydia in "the handmaid's tale." i actually really like sarah.nd i think she's very resourceful. like, she burns facts and then she uses the ash to create a perfect smoky eye. like, maybe she's born with it. maybe it's lies. and i'm never really sure what to call sarah huckabee sanders. you know? is that sarah sanders, is it sarah huckabee sanders, is it cousin huckabee, is it auntie huckabee sanders? what is uncle tom but for white women who disappoint other white women? b >> sean: by the way, sarah, kellyanne, they took it with incredible grace, especially sarah sanders right there. this so-called performance was so bad, so mean-spirited, even the association's president regrets over wolf's remark and

some in the mainstream media, even they called out this so-called comedian. take a look. >> i think the comedian crossed a line. this went from poking fun to being mean-spirited. it was very uncomfortable. i think that sarah sanders handled herself very well. >> the dinner is supposed to be about journalism and not the red carpet, not the mean-spirited jokes that we saw last night, some of those i really thought were inappropriate. >> this dinner has had a lot of bad moments. thinking back, as i was watching this cringeworthy performance in some respects going after the appearance of sarah sanders, which i thought was inappropriate. >> i really thought the pain of the people on stage, when sarah huckabee sanders was being made fun of, everybody felt pain for her. she felt pain. it really bothered me. i know there's a big controversy about whether or not her appearance was being made fun of or not, come on. >> sean: fox news alert,

hannity agrees with mika. just as the president tweeted, this event is now dead.it the president was incredibly smart not to dignify this dinner with his presence. sarah sanders and others attended, to show their appreciation for the press. they were promptly mockedd integrated, the press deserves no such consideration going forward. i've said it before, i'll say it again, journalism in this country is absolutely dead. they are not journalists. i they are opinion advocacy hosts. they don't admit it. the last story tonight comes from our southern border. for weeks, we've been tracking this large caravan of migrantsom from central america as they marched through mexico headed to the u.s. border. mexico does nothing and knowou dozens of migrants have arrived at the border and they are demanding entry into the u.s.. with some attempting to scale a border fence in california. president trump weighed in also earlier today. take a look. >> we are a nation of laws. we have to have borders. we don't have borders, we don't have a country. and i've been watching for weeks

as the caravan came up. and you know, the mexican laws are very tough on immigration, extremely tough. and it started out with way over 1,000 people. i guess now it's down to a hundred.ue you got to have a wall. we need border security. and we will have border security. as you know, we are sending many, many national guardsmen down to the border. most of them are already there. that's having a big impact. but we need a change in the law. >> sean: where's the mexican government? they went all through mexico. by the way, they usually imprison people from central america, el salvador, nicaragua, or they just return them and deport them immediately. for decades, they'veve turned an all too obvious blind eye as millions of their citizens, as well as citizens from other countries, showed no respect to our laws, our sovereignty, ourca borders, our citizens. this is an issue of national

security, an issue of u.s. sovereignty.s, mexico needs to be held accountable. most importantly, it is time for the wall to be built on our southern border. joining us now, counsel to president trump, kellyanne conway. i would be negligent, i really don't want to dignify this ridiculous dinner, but i think i would be negligent if i didn't ask your thoughts. i really, truly -- it is so insulting and crude and i try and always fliip the tables, if this was a conservative comedian saying this aboutse any liberal woman, what would the results be? >> sean, in some ways, it was very little that was surprising on saturday night, though, so outrage from some people who looked down at twitter all day long and see the likes of sarah and ivanka, me, insulted. this just happened right in front of them where they were all gussied up so they couldn't deny it. in some ways, it was just another day at the office. they knew they were insulted handily.y. it doesn't make some people and

less miserable or us any less powerful. and dutiful to the jobs that we have on behalf of the country that we love. i actually think both events saturday night really helped president trump. first he got to go to michigan and tell -- he was in washington, michigan, touting the economic progress, the historic nature of what's going on in korea, and then the event here in washington, it helped him as well, because it fed right into all of the cynicism, the skepticism that a lot of americans have about the ismainstream media writ large. they have a -- let me say something. i spent tonight trying to find out how much michelle wolf was paid. nobody will give me a straight answer. m i called three people who were on the dais, who actually picked up the phone, and no one wouldwh give me an answer. they said, they had no idea. >> sean: i would like to know about the anchors and reporters financial holdings, too, considering everybody cares

about mine. >> hold on., the reason i say this, wehi are told this is a scholarship i dinner, and you should pay for your entertainment, but i feel y really badly for the students. the president, vice president met them at the white house, they took pictures with them the other day, i had occasion to see these scholarship winners, i feel sorry for them, because they were almost an afterthought that night. i don't want anybody to say this was about them, the first amendment. when the president of the white house correspondents association stood up and said, an attack on one journalist is an attack on all journalists, well, folks, think about this. is an attack on one woman or two women an attack on all women? >> sean: i'm glad i didn't interrupt you. that's a powerful line. north korea, history in the making. no one saw coming. iran's intelligence, president trump was right. the unprecedented alliance, israel, united states, thehe saudis, jordanians, egyptians, the emirates.

it's unbelievable what peace through strength can do. >> that's right. it's incredible, sean, and it is certainly owing to president trump's leadership and his vision. and also his patience. the relationships that he's been able to build with leaders across the world in the first 15 months of his administration, the first year and a half since he was elected, has led us to this moment and folks don't underestimate the power of north korea and south korea really coming together holding hands and saying that decades of war will -- could just be sweptd away, could end, also, north korea has agreed to stop doing its nuclear tests to allow inspectors in, which is key, to go back to the same time zone as south korea, a lot of progress there, and it's donald trump's leadership. many critics of this administration are giving him the credit for that. >> sean: kellyanne, these areha amazing times. are they ever going to give the

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that the special counsel is asking. clearly a leak by the special counsel's office again with anonymous sources. your reaction to it? >> this is certainly a disinformation campaign once again, sean. we see stories like this over and over again alleging collusion, saying that mueller is going to ask about collusion, trying to keep this story line alive, even though we know there is no evidence of any such collision between president trump, his campaign, and russia, at least not as of yet. we haven't seen anything. but we keep seeing these stories. this is why we have to beav concerned. this is a disinformation campaign that we keep hearing -- >> sean: it is a disinformation campaign. how stupid is it? they want to get in the president's mind? did you ever think of mueller when he never fired mueller and he has every right to fire mueller? constitutionally? this is how bad the president's country is and you're right, they are being fed lies, disinformation, to manipulate the american people.

>> that's it. they are being fed this information and it's spreading like wildfire. once is out there, there is no way to reel it back in.n. it actually put the other people, the president, his staff, his former campaign members on the defensive. it's like they are guilty before -- they don't even have any evidence and they are saying they are guilty of something and then they have to go out on the defensive and try to prove themselves innocent. this is completely wrong. these are things that happen in other countries, i like it when people say banana republic, they are going out -- >> sean: no, if this is successful, this is america becoming venezuela. "what did you know about the phone call flynn made with a soon-to-be counterpart," which would be doing his job? did you see john brennan that said actually, stay tuned, mr. president?y that sounded like a deep state threat to me. and similarly, look at rod rosenstein. articles of impeachment drafted?

the media is ignoring it? did rod rosenstein have anything to do with signing off on the fisa warrants and lying to fisa courts with information that was unverified, uncorroborated, paid for by hillary clinton and they didn't tell the judge that part? >> absolutely. this is the reason why the house freedom caucus has this last resort drafted, this one-page memo, and they want to get itse out there. their frustration with trying to get information from the department of justice, from the fbi, the failure to turn over this information in time, they are being stonewalled, theyy are being slow walked. so this is an enormous frustration for congressional committees who have oversight over these departments. they know that there are failures, they know that some of these investigations, now that they have looked into this, we would have never known anything, sean, had it not been thesee committees investigating this. >> sean: is this what brennan is saying?

"stay tuned, mr. president." "what was your opinion of mr. comey was during the transition" -- it doesn't matter. he had every right to fire him. rod rosenstein said the fbi would never be cleaned out with james comey in office. these "new york times" questions, you could use it to burn in your fireplace tonight! >> he absolutely had a right to fire comey. absolutely. that was his privilege to fire comey. it wasn't just the president who wanted to fire comey. let's go back a little bit further into the past. the democrats wanted to comey fired as well. so everybody wanted comey fired until comey was actually fired. and that is what is interesting here. look at what clapper has been saying to the media. this is also very interesting. i mean, clapper has been espousing the same type of disinformation, alludinger to things that are happening, now we know that clapper was more than likely the leak to cnn on the dossier, which got everything started, and then later on -- >> sean: where do you think these questions came from?

half of them are asinine, putting that aside, you don't have to be a lawyer to figure it out. where do you think they came ,from? >> they were actually leaked by people i believe from the special counsel. i believe that they werell leaked -- >> sean: or someone at the special counsel talking to brennan and clapper? >> correct. >> sean: maybe the corrupt andrew weissmann and company? >> possibly. we don't know exactly who's doing this. >> sean: you have an article out tonight, i wish we had more time on, that is the v.a. appointee of the president. you discovered four sources, unbelievable story. >> yeah, so what i was told, and i had it confirmed through four sources, and it's definitely true, the vice president's physician -- now this is not a handpicked position by the vice president, it is a selected physician through the military, dr. jennifer pena was the one that led this backlash against dr. ronny jackson to the hill

and it's very concerning. one, it looks like it's been a long time dispute between both of them. it looks like it's an internal problem for both of them. i know i talked to people at the white house that want to stress this is not a problem between the president -- >> sean: is there a chance this person gets fired? >> i think there is a chance. it has to follow protocol. so it would have to go through the military office. >> sean: unbelievable reporting, sara carter. this "new york times" thing, put it in your fireplace and burn it because we have sources that say -- half of these questions dumb anyway. "what was in your mind at the time?"ue you don't punish people or charge people, not that you can charge a sitting president, and the president has every right to fire anybody wants, for the thoughts they have in their head. joining us now, former white house press secretary sean spicer, "the hill"'s joe concha, former president of the national correspondents association, fox news chief national correspondent, ed henry.de let's start with you, sean

spicer. you know, it is fascinating if anyone ever leaked any of this from any special counsel, and to "the new york times," another anonymous source, it would be against a democrat, you and i both know, there would be such an outcry in the country aboutut that. >> absolutely. i think that what you are seeing now is definitely concerning. i understand why the president wants to get this wrapped up. we've seen this go over and over again for the better part of the year, no evidence has come forward, everything gets leaked out, it's about time that they fish or cut bait. the president and the white house have been very forthcoming with individuals anm information and it's about time that we either wrap this thing up or we allow the president -- this president is doing great things and has to move on on the agenda in this country. >> sean: what was your opinions of mr. comey?nd what does it matter? he can fire him for any reason, joe concha. >> i think we see, sean, with

the behavior of james comey on the book tour, getting personal about the president, if you look at brennan's twitter account, you see a highly partisan, vitriolic person on there,ar it is hard to believe that when he was running the cia, that he actually was able to separate all of those feelings and do his job without that sort of partisan thinking. obviously, clapper, now a cnn contributor, same thing. i think this is very disturbing that you have all of these toptu officials engaging in partisan behavior and as for the leaks, i mean, we keep hearing that mueller is running a straightforward, clean investigation, then how does that get into the pagess of "the new york times"? i would love to know.ht >> sean: when you appoint andrew weissmann, who withheld exculpatory evidence twice, put four merrill executives in jail for a year, overturned by the fifth circuit, and put tens of thousands of andersen accounting workers out of work and blow everything and get appointed by mueller, it ought to tell you

everything you need to know. ed henry, quick question on the correspondents dinner. why would president trump ever go? q i think he's right. i think this whole thing is dead. goodbye. it's buried now. >> i used to think he might go next year ahead of his reelection battle, try to have an olive branch, but i think you are right, he will never go. that was destroyed on saturday night. sarah sanders was treated horribly. the correspondents association invited her basically into our home for dinner and she was personally, viciously attacked. i think it is unlikely they, president will go -- pardon me -- and i think, i've spoken to a lot of reporters who say p that the association played right into the president's hands and that he is why he was outside the beltway, and insidel the beltway, you have these elites, you know, beating up on sarah sanders. i think it was a big, big mistake. >> if i can, ed is right. if this was a celebration of

what the media thinks is a celebration of the first amendment, i'd hate to see how they celebrate the fourth of july. there was no invocation, they gave cnn award right off the bat on debunked information, they attacked -- the comedian made derogatory comments about the tragedy on southwest airlines. the vile, disgusting language they used about abortion victims was just so out of hand. i think what yesterday was the exposure of what really is the problem that exists right now and i hope that going forward,ea not only do we re-examine the need for the dinner, but a lotne of folks in the media understand the concerns that conservatives have with things like this. >> sean: if this doesn't end the white house correspondentsts dinner for the president, i don't know what would. this garbage in "the new york times" tonight, absolute garbage, no attorney will ever let this president sit down with robert mueller. now it's going to go on for a year. it's all executive privilege and mueller drove this, as i predicted he would, when he hired his hit team of partisans. joe?

>> i think that sums it up, sean, in terms of mueller, in terms of all of these top officials now being exposed, especially james clapper, being shown to have lied about leaking information to the media and i think he has some answers -- has to answer some question on capitol hill about this. peter king mentioned that that may very well happen.bo >> sean: ed henry, this is not going to hold the smell test. >> i think it's unlikely. there was a time i thought he would, this list of questions show that they are pursuing collusion. >> sean: collusion is not a crime. >> dozens of questions, it's unlikely he will sit down. >> sean: ever. guys, good to see you. when we come back, daniel hoffman, sebastian gorka break down the developments tonight concerning the information on iran and the history in the making with north korea straight ahead. ♪ you won't see these folks at the post office

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♪ ♪ >> sean: joining us now with s more reaction to the huge, breaking developments on the korean peninsula and out of iran, we have fox news national security strategy sebastian gorka, retired cia senior intelligence officer, daniel hoffman. let's start with the presentation by bibi netanyahu.. it was, i think -- he did it without notes. the single biggest intel breakthrough that i can think of in our lifetime. your thoughts? >> yeah, i think if we are old enough, we think back to those pictures during the cuban missile crisis when our ambassador stood up at the united nations and said to the soviets, you are lying, here are the photographs of the missiles that you smuggled into cuba to attack us. it was like that but on steroids, sean. we are talking about tens of thousands of documents, half a a ton of information, intelligence that our government has

confirmed that proves everything that the president has been saying. the iran deal is a sham and the iranians want and are developing nuclear weapons to use against the west and to use against israel. it's a slam-dunk and as far as i'm concerned, as of today, thanks to benjamin netanyahu, the jcpoa iran deal, obama's wonderful legacy is dead.ta >> sean: mr. hoffman, beyond that, the world has clarity to get out of this ridiculous iranian deal and even more historic, you see north korean dictator, who not that long ago was firing missiles over japan on threatening guam, the world, and the united states, crossing over the dmz, meeting with the south korean president, andd i would say donald trump played a big part in all of that. >> he did. let me make a quick comment on the iran deal. they were three elements of that, that were really a problem for us. the first was the sunset clause. a second, it does not address

iran's development of icbms.s. third, it provided an influx of cash for iran's state sponsored terrorism. one of the really interesting parts of prime minister netanyahu's briefing today related to iran's plan to integrate icbms with nuclear weapons. that has to be cause for great concern for us and i think what we are waiting for right now is the u.s. intelligence community assessment of the veracity of the intelligence reports. i expect this story to carry on in the days ahead, sean. >> sean: what is your take on north korea? this is the typical liberal thought process, though, dr. gorka. we got to kiss the ring, we got to bribe them.ou if we are nicer to them, they'll be nicer to us. it never works. >> the left-wing has dictatorial propensities themselves. that is what political correctness is. political correctness is a form of censorship. they like to control other people. they are sympathetic to dictatorships, whether it is ogling over the propaganda minister of north korea during

the olympics or whether it is worshipingur the iranian mullahs and giving them $150 billion, they are simpatico with these people. this is when it stops. no more appeasement. this is not berlin in 1938. this is not the cubannt missile crisis. it stops on january the 20th, 2016. >> sean: it worked for reagan. it worked for churchill. it worked for -- it works. appeasement fails. mr. hoffman. >> one comment about north korea that i think is really important for us to highlight, the president has steadfastly said, if it's not going to go the right way, he will walk out. he's not giving any sanctions relief until north korea g fully denuclearizes. i think that is the key elements. we've made errors in the past, gave them a lot of aid. it broke down over verification. >> sean: they get nothing until -- >> mistrust but verify i would even say. >> sean: amazing times we are living in. when we come back, candace owens

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♪ >> sean: last week, kanye west praised candace owens on twitter, saying that he likes the way she thinks. this past weekend, candace owens and charlie kirk went to california to meet kanye face-to-face. she joins us with more details. i never got to hang out withth kanye. i did meet kim kardashian, though. what can you tell us about him? >> i can tell you that kanye has a wonderful, beautiful vision for the future of america. it's a unifying message. this is really just the beginning of it. i'm incredibly honored to not only be on his journey, but for.

him to be on mine. he understands and sees something on both sides. i really think he's going to be significant in bridging the gap. >> sean: you know, i think -- friends of mine have told me, maybe you agree with this, i the potential -- maybe i'm over analyzing this -- to perhaps start a cultural shift here. it has bothered me to no end as a conservative the lies told every election, republicans are racist, misogynist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic. that is not who i am or the people that i know are. i don't hear solutions for the country for the forgotten men and women. all i hear is the same narrative every election cycle. it frustrates me and i do believe it is to some extent sadly effective. m >> you're exactly right. listen, it's andrew breitbart who said that politics is downstream from culture. this is why this is so

significant with kanye west because he defines culture. he's pretty much at the top of it. he's willing to have these conversations, he's willing to go against the grain, put on a maga hat, he understands how symbolic that was. they were able to say, look, i wear that maga hat and i am not an awful person, when he says i love donald trump, he is my brother, it reverberates around the world. i'm telling you, he's got a great mind, he is an incredible space right now. >> sean: i look at, for example, i just love iconoclastic people. as much as i hate bill maher, and i mean, he hates me and i hate him, just a fact. but it's always been people like sean hannity, rush limbaugh, the great one mark levin, conservatives that defended himr ann coulter, just conservatives defend him. not liberals. why? why would that be, considering.

they claim to be the champions of free and open exchange of ideas, ideals, and opinions? >> i think a lot of times it's hard for them to step out of their own reality and a lot of the things they say are not rooted in very many facts. i have to say, kanye offered me a very different perspective on the right, we tend to say, this came from ben shapiro, facts don't care about your feelings. on the left, the feelings to become facts. we do have to acknowledge that. their feelings have becomeee facts. the only way we will combat that is to hear them out and understand where they are coming from and to come up with a different solution. i'm telling you, culture is that solution. they place a lot of importance on culture, who is wearing what hat and who says what they can and cannot think. >> sean: you know, candace, since i've gotten to know you, i told you, i am loving this trajectory, it's like a rocket ship, your career is taking off, and you should be very proud. it's fun to watch. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much, sean. >> sean: when we come back,

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♪ it's been almost a year since comedian cathy griffin apologized to the president holding a head of the president. griffin took back her apology some apology, take a look. >> the year this month that picture was released. >> i take the apology back. i was under a two-month federal investigation for conspiracy to assassinate the president of the united states. by the way. i like to say i wasn't dixie chick, i was -- i lost left, right, middle. i lost everybody. >> do you think you went too far, though?

>> no not now. >> well, there's your apology. ok, severed heads are ok. they're on the table. we're fair and balanced, never the destroy trump media news you'll get nowhere else. let not your heart be troubled. there she is. back to throwing the football tonight. i'm going to throw it right into the camera. >> laura: you know something? were you cleaning out your socks night?rday your sock drawer saturday night? >> i'm proud. 30 yearsm radio, 23 years on fo, never been to one of those stupid dinners. >> laura: i think i went to one maybe 12 years ago. i have, like, one weekend night to have any fun, the last place i would like to be with those people. l i mean, sean, it's insane.ou >> sean: i would rather be p sanding wood than hang out -- and have more fun than hanging out with those people. >> laura: i would rather be chewing glass. we could do this all night. it was a disaster. you had an awesome show. as always, hannity.