don't forget to dvr the show if you can figure out how that works. if you can, text us with instructions. good night. the great sean hannity is live next. >> sean: i can't figure it out. great show as always. later tonight, i have a mini monologue responding to roseanne barr's comments on twitter and the abc decision to cancel her show. first, breaking news tonight. the attorney general, jeff sessions tonight in the hot seat and rightfully so. in a few minutes, we'll put his absurd decision that has impacted this country to recuse himself to the russia investigation under our microscope. we'll explain why he should have never accepted the job as america's top cop in the first place knowing the next day he would recuse himself. we have a lot of analysis and what the president is calling rightfully spy gate. spies in the trump campaign. now this is the biggest

political scandal in american history. but trey gowdy doesn't get it. he's defending the use of spies in its overall investigation into russia collusion. we'll tell trey gowdy why he's wrong and also remind everyone watching just why the spygate case, the fisa abuse, the bias, the leaking, the lying, the deception from comey, mueller has weaponized our system of justice against your duly elected president. now with mueller's run-away investigation on day 378, not a single shred of evidence, president trump even some top democrats worry that americans are getting sick of the seemingly endless fishing expedition. tonight we'll bring you all the breaking news about secretary of state mike pompeo's incredible meeting with a top north korean official in new york city. it's time for the very important

fast-paced breaking news opening monologue. in early march last year, jeff sessions was new on the job. he was just appointed by president trump and just confirmed by his former peers in the u.s. senate. he said he uphold the law as the top cop. he decided to recuse himself from the single biggest, most important case facing the administration and the entire country. the ongoing so-called russia collusion investigation. so we have the country's top lawyer immediately recusing himself from the single most pressing case to president trump or those that confirmed him to the u.s. senate. you probably remember this. >> i asked for the candidate and honest opinion about what i should do about certain

investigations. my staff recommended recusal. they said that since i had involvement with the campaign, i should not be involved in any campaign investigation. i have studied the rules and considered their comments and evaluation. i believe those recommendations are right and just. therefore, i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> sean: yeah, career people. what former senator and attorney jeff sessions did at this point is so harmful. the ramifications so massive, his decision that day, the day after he's confirmed, is playing out today. it's hurting the country. according to fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett will join us soon, the attorney general used a completely ill legitimate justification for his recuse sal. sessions recited that he was

required to recuse himself under u.s. code, federal regulations because of an ongoing criminal investigation. however, at the time of sessions' recusal, there was no russia collusion criminal investigation. it was a counter intelligence inquiry. the investigation only started after sessions recusal of robert mueller. now robert mueller is even reportedly investigating now, desperate, panicking, he knows this is blowing up, a meeting that took place between trump and sessions that took place shortly after the president was blindsided by his own attorney general's decision to recuse himself on day one. does anyone expect a sitting u.s. president not to question his brand new attorney general's decision to sit on the sidelines, recuse himself the day after he is literally confirmed in a case when he's taken the job the next day?

by the way, the president can order an attorney general as gregg jarrett told us last night to indictment, to make an indictment, not make an indictment, to investigate or not investigate something. so there's frankly nothing unusual or illegal and this meeting. we'll have full analysis and more on the mueller issue in just a moment. tonight, so many other important lingering questions for jeff sessions. why didn't he tell anybody the likelihood that he was going to recuse himself before he was confirmed? or before he was appointed? how in good faith can an attorney general act without participating in the single most pressing legal case facing this country, facing this administration and now we can all see the damage of mueller's witch hunt investigation and what it is. a flawed witch hunt, why he should, as we have talked about months and months ago, unrecuse

himself immediately. this time he would be following the correct law without a doubt when the attorney general situations. well, i have personally always liked and respected. what he's done here has now left this administration and country more exposed to the deep state that has been working against the president you elected since the very beginning. just last week we learned that one informant, likely more, working in coordination with the obama justice department actively infiltrating the trump campaign, spying on a multitude of people associated within can trump's election efforts. here's what two of the men that were spied on had to say on this program right here last night. take a look. >> i think what this meeting was about was that the use me as a way to get an introduction to george. he wanted to go to george papadopoulos. he used carter page to get to me

and me to get to george. that was the whole chain hoff events there. >> i believe i got two or more approaches by individuals trying to offered information to the campaign that would have jammed us up in some way, shape or form. it's very clear that sam and carter were both approached by a spy. >> sean: lying to fisa judges repeatedly, not telling the judges, no corroborating, not verifying, not telling fisa court judges, spying on trump campaign associates. all of this happened. you know something? now we have spies that we're discovering that were in the trump campaign. as the media says it's not spying, it's an informant. you just heard by the three men that were approached by the informant to tell them and seek out information because of this witch hunt as we began as we now know in the spring of 2016.

i listened to chairman gowdy who i frankly agree on a lot of issues. let's make this very simple. here's the basic -- the definition of the term spy for all of you people in congress, even those of you that claim to be lawyers, a secret or undercover agent, that's a spy. so make no mistake, the trump campaign was spied on. a secret agent working with obama's justice department, monitoring conversation and activities of many trump campaign associates. you just heard directly from the individuals who were spied on and actively targeted by the spy. chairman gowdy praising the fbi's overall handling of the russia probe. no, look at mccabe, comey, strzok, loretta lynch, all the others that abused their power. so we have to get this right. the fbi literally under fired

fbi director which the president had every right to do, rod rosenstein directed, used hillary clinton's bought and paid for dirty dossier full of russian lies put together by a forei foreign agent and illegally convinced fisa justs to authorize a wiretap against a trump campaign associate in a lead up to a campaign while the obama administration is unmasking the names of american citizens caught up in other surveillance at what is a 350% increase from any prior year and while the fbi was using spies to monitor at least four people associated with the trump campaign. chairman gowdy, keeping up? let's not forget after james comey was fired, comey illegally leaked documents. he wanted to prompt the appoint the special prosecutor cuter.

because the most merry band of anti-trump donors, those people that are doing everything in their power to take this president down. how would you trust until that hires andrew the pitbull wiseman? he overturned security 9-0, put four innocent maryland executives in jail for a year and overturned by the fifth circuit. you want him investigating you? give me a call. there's so many brave public servants that are doing important work in the fbi. in the cia. in our intelligence community. some very high-ranking. but we have now discovered abuse of power, bad apples that have a political agenda that are hell bent on destroying this president, delegitimizing him and ruining the vote of the

american people. by the way, in their eyes, this was the man that was never supposed to be president and they were counting on it. there were fears that mueller's probe will determine the mid-term election. rudy guliani who is with us tonight will join us live in a little bit, weighed in on this earlier today. take a look. >> the president said he will meddle -- >> if he doesn't file his report by september 1, mid september -- >> will he fire him? >> i don't think he's going to fire him. >> maybe a mistake. maybe the american people have concluded that impeachment is not proper. they're going to do everything they can to say they're going to impeach him. >> sean: so tonight it's not just president trump. it's not republicans worried about this political impact of mueller's partisan fishing expedition. he couldn't find one trump

donor, not one. in fact, top senate democrat has political fears kicking in. mark warner says he fears americans will start to grow tired of the investigation if it's not wrapped up this year. oh, yeah. they're tired of it already. take a look. >> the notion for those that may be partisans in the crowd that say, if the democrats take control, they'll be able to really ramp these up. i think the american public will be tired of it if this does not wind down in this calendar year. >> sean: what did the judge say? why did he go back to paul manafort's case? put the screws to him so they can get information they can use to prosecute or impeach a sitting president, a duly elected president. that judge was dead-on accurate. according to a new poll from cbs news, a majority of you, the american people, you are rightly now already skeptical of mueller's efforts believing the special counsel's investigation

is what it is, politically motivated. while this off-the-rails russia so-called investigation rolls on way passed, way beyond any mandate they ever had, the president of the united states, he actually has real work to get done. including negotiations with north korea. already the president has secured the release of several hostages held captive in north korea. kim jong-un is no longer firing missiles over japan and threatening guam or the united states. the nuclear tests have halted. he crossed the dmz. hours ago a top north korean official landed in new york city for a meeting with mike pompeo. the two men just finished a working dinner. according to pompeo, the meeting was great. a historic summit is still in the works and may happen on time. we'll have the latest news on that. ed henry will check in with a full report. we also have rudy guliani in just a minute.

first, here with reaction, former u.s. attorney for the direct of columbia, joe digenova and gregg jarrett. let me begin with you, joe. let's talk about the president and jeff sessions. in a way, as something that always personally liked, respected senator sessions, i cannot at this point defend anything longer his inaction in some ways and that decision to recuse himself the day after he's confirmed. look at what it's done to the country. your reaction. >> it was an unforced betrayal of the president of the united states who had appointed him. here's the problem. the case that was being turned over to bob mueller at that time was a counter intelligence investigation.

it was not a criminal investigation. therefore jeff sessions did not have to recuse himself. he could have supervised that investigation, stayed in touch with it, been aware of it. even if criminal matters came up, he wouldn't have had to recuse himself. in fact, we now know that it remains basically a counter intelligence investigation. the only thing that mueller wants to do is interview the president of the united states for no good reason in order to get evidence so he can refer it to the house of representatives. there's never going to be an interview. the president should never agree to an interview. >> sean: he can't. >> it's very, very sad that jeff sessions created this problem by really getting out of something that he never should have gotten out of at that point. >> sean: gregg, you're the first to tell us here that he cited the wrong statute. >> right. >> sean: look now, the president has not had his own attorney general. >> it makes you wonder whether

jeff sessions has a reading comprehension problem. he either misread the clear violation or mislead by career officials. it says two circumstances, you recuse yourself in a criminal investigation or a criminal prosecution. this is neither one. it's no wonder the president was angry. i would have been an appaplectic. >> sean: you said he should have recused himself. >> but for jeff sessions egregious mistake and betrayal of the president, the likes of which i have never seen, there would have been no special counsel and america wouldn't have been forced to undertake this russian hoax. there was never any evidence of collusion, no intelligence to support a counter intelligence probe. >> sean: let me go to you, joe.

we have talked at length how i can't wait for the day, if it ever happens, that we hear from four fisa court judges that were lied, to presented false information that was never verified, never corroborated, which the law mandates and which fbi protocol calls for and they never told these judges. they can ask for it all they want, that hillary paid for it. >> what will come out now -- >> sean: and now the spies. >> this investigation started at least in may, perhaps april of 2016. so now the investigation is more than two years old. it was started by intelligence and law enforcement officials led by john brennan and james comey that created false intelligence and fed it back to americans that were lured overseas by steffan halper, an agent provocateur used by

brennan and the fbi to ensnare americans that were completely innocent. >> sean: what about this phony narrative? shame -- >> it was trey gowdy. >> don't bring up trey gowdy tonight. the idiot tick comment that he made last night and this morning that everything was done by the book. this was a false narrative created by the fbi and the cia to plant intelligence overseas with americans that were then feeding it back to the united states in e-mails and phone calls and the fbi took that information and used it to get a false narrative in front of the fisa courts to get warrants. when trey gowdy was briefed the other day, they didn't get to see one single document. how can you say that things that he has said in the last 24 hours without seeing any documents? this is ludicrous. >> sean: let me ask you, everybody in the media, oh, these are just informants.

you met carter page, sam clovis, michael caputo. they're spies. you found the definition first. >> if you look up the definition, it defines exactly what the fbi was using this man for. to infiltrate the campaign, to induce and in my judgment entrap people to saying things that were incriminating. ney never did because there was nothing incriminating to say. there was no collusion. that's why nobody has ever been charged with this fictitious crime of collusion. >> sean: there's no such thing. joe, good to see you. when we come back, rudy guliani. later on, wing have a mini monologue. we'll examine the cancellation of "roseanne" and we'll talk about liberal hypocrisy.

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>> if the fbi was so concerned and if they weren't targeting trump, they should have told trump. if they're really concerned about the russians infiltrating a campaign, then why not try to stop it? why not tell trump? well, the answer is perfectly clear. to me, they were running this whole story. they were pushing this scam. >> great insight. rush limbaugh says they should have warned the campaign. rudy guliani says two things. carter page on this show last

night, mr. mayor, this was the spring of 2016. he's never met donald trump. comey's notes, the single biggest unreported part of it, trump saying to comey, hey, i didn't collude with russia. if anybody did, i want to get to the truth. reaction. >> well, the fact is that this investigation never should have taken place in the first place. if we consider the counter intelligence investigation, the spying, the spygate, all appropriate descriptions. here's what i want to know. i want to see the documents that trey gowdy has never seen. i won't let my client testify, the president of the united states, even if he wants to, without those documents being produced and myself and jay sekulow and jane and marty. we're going to go over it with a fine tooth comb. even and when we find that this was handled appropriately and

there's some evidence on which they can base this phony investigation will we have him testify. if there is no evidence, which i assume there is no evidence, then i mean, he shouldn't testify. the whole thing should be squashed. should be ended immediately. and we'll challenge mueller to write whatever you got, take your best punch with your 13 democrats there, you couldn't find a republican. >> sean: andrew wiseman. >> how about an independent? how about guys with ethical issues at the justice department. i know that. i was a high-ranked official in the justice department. so you have a group there, a lynching mob, so let them do their job and we're ready to knock the heck out of you with our report, which will be authoritative, backed up, backed up with law and facts. we'll let the american people decide this. you know, some people have

criticized my strategy, which is the president's, to some extend playing to the american people. if this were a regular case, i wouldn't be doing it. the people that will decide this is are the people of the united states in the election. they're switching fast and the democrats are running for cover. you don't hear impeachment anymore. i challenge maxine waters to say impeach it. say it. you're going to go down. they vote for you, i don't know why but they vote for you. your colleagues will go down, this is the change that we brought about by engaging and not letting them get away with the unethical behaviors that has outraged judge ellis, judge wood. she threw away the left wing star from msn and nbc out of court. he doesn't belong in a new york court. he's not ethical enough.

you know why? he's a big liar. he wanted to debate me. like heck. he should go debate in some gin mill. >> sean: you said it earlier and confirming tonight that if mr. mueller subpoenas the president, we will fight this to the supreme court. the constitution is on the president's side. judge ellis' comments, going back to 2005 tax case with ukrai ukraine, paul manafort to put the screws to the president so manafort sings or composes, and the hopes that they can prosecute or impeach the president. >> sean, i have no fear of it, nor does the president. the president has done nothing wrong. read my lips, nothing wrong. so they can -- none of these people, manafort, cohen, they're not going to lie. they can go pound sound. they're not going to lie. >> sean: what about the spying and the fisa court abuse?

>> you have to go to jail for that. it's one thing to lie even in a criminal case. another thing to lie in a counter intelligence probe. also, the fisa judges rely even more than a criminal court -- >> sean: rod rosenstein signed the final application. sally yates signed one. >> so what? so what? >> sean: the bulk of it was hillary clinton bought and paid for, foreign intelligence bit russian lies and they never corroborated it. >> i'll follow up on what rush said. of course if it wasn't spying, they should have come to the trump campaign. they could have come to me. i was the fbi man of the year that year. they could have come to me and they could have told me and i could have briefed the president or they could have briefed the president. >> sean: that would have been in the spring of 2016. the president never met carter page, ever to this day.

>> he hasn't met most of these people that they alleged -- and they haven't alleged collusion on the part of anybody. the even russians, the phony indictment with the russians that will never come for trial. they colluded with each other. russians colluding. big news. they have been colluding since the soviet union. thank you, sean. thanks for being a patriot. the president appreciates it. >> sean: it's about the truth and it's the biggest abuse of power. corruption scandal. everything we talk about -- >> don't think -- >> sean: spying on a campaign. >> don't think he has any reluctance to be interviewed. he's ready and willing to be interviewed. it's me and his lawyers -- >> sean: i wouldn't allow this president to go anywhere near any special counsel that hires a guy like andrew wiseman ever. my two cents. >> i hear you. >> sean: thank you. when we come back, an important

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>> sean: so as you know by now, roseanne barr tweeted out some inappropriate over-the-line remarks about valorie jarrett. in response, we now that abc cancelled the reboot of "roseanne." tonight i'm going to respond to roseanne barr's tweet and the double standard in this country where conservatives are held accountable while those on the left never seem to face consequences for racism, bigotry or sexism. that's tonight's important mini monologue. we know this week roseanne barr rightly apologized for her terrible comments about valorie

jarrett. she said nobody should defend her in light of what happened. she was right to apologize. but i would argue that we have to look at this moment and do better as a country. we have to respect all races, all creeds, all background. roseanne is a public figure and her comments hurt innocent people and she's facing consequences. she can say it on her own time but abc has their own decision making. we should feel bad. a lot of innocent people lost their jobs. they have families, mortgages, rent payments, car payments and other expenses. college kids to worry about. of course, roseanne is not the first public figure to make outrageous comments and she admits that she's been held rightly accountable. so many despicable comments and actions on the left go unnoticed, a huge double standard. many get a free pass, including

a former writer that is on roseanne's show. wanda sykes. remember she announced she was quitting the show to protest roseanne's tweet? sykes has had racial tweets including this one. white people don't steal wallets, they steal countries. she never had any career-ending backlash from that tweet. how about another abc employee? jimmy kimmel. he was on comedy central. he dressed up in black face. take a look at this. >> hello, everybody out there in tv town. this is karl malone of the utah jazz here to tell you about karl malone home state, louisiana. sometime at night karl malone will look up in the sky and say, what the hell going on up there? the ufo on other planets? phone home like et? karl malone never seen no flying saucer hit the shelf. if he do, that will be a speaky

time. >> sean: abc's ceo, bob iger puts jimmy kimmel on night after night. we can't forget about his sexist skits that he did. might remember this. >> hello. welcome to hollywood. would you like to have sex me? >> no. >> would you like to have sex? no? please? i'm begging you. i think you would enjoy it. >> big guy. his unit is relatively small. >> right, right. >> gives you this inadequacy thing. >> oh, my god! >> you have ten seconds to then guess what is in my pants. ready? set? >> go. >> you should use two hands. two hands. >> sean: no one at abc, bob iger or disney is outraged by that?

of course, you have joy behar. she attacked mike pence. why? because of his christian faith. take a look at this. >> she said that jesus tells mike pence things to say. >> when was she around mike pence though? >> obviously she was around him. when you have a mike pence that puts this religious veneer on things and calls people values vote voters, we're in a dangerous situation. i'm catholic. i don't know that i want my vice president speaking in tongues. >> like he said before it's one thing to talk to jesus. it's another thing when jesus talks to you. >> exactly. that's different. that's different. >> that's mental illness if i'm not correct. hearing voices. >> my question is can he talk to mary magdaline if she's in the

room. >> sean: behar still works for abc. she was forced to apologize. and next up, keith oberman is back. trump hating. bob rehired him. he tweeted tell your racist white supremacist neo-nazi father to get the bleep out of our society. he targeted joe arpaio saying "you and potus can go bleep yourselves, you racist nazi bleep." yeah, iger just hired him to go back to espn. good luck with that. now we turn our attention to nbc news. last night they ran a special entitled every day racism in america. joy reed came under fire for outrageous blog posts. she claims without proof that the internet had been hacked a

and the firestorm goes away. everybody on the left accepted what was really a bizarre explanation. nbc frequently features the reverend al sharpton on issues of race and social justice. the same al sharpton. you may remember he said all of these things. >> you ain't nothing. you're a punk [bleep]. come and do something. >> we're the black chicken fried of the universe. >> sean: he's works for nbc which features alec baldwin in order to make fun of the president on "saturday night

live," despite baldwin's -- he has a temper problem. remember this? >> you hear what i said? answer me. yes or no. >> yes. >> you hear with my wife and kid out here. you have a big problem, don't you? >> you are as dumb as you look. you are with fox, right? >> you want to apologize on camera? i asked you a question. get the [bleep] out of here. >> i'm leaving this special with you to tell you, you have insulted me for the last time. you have insulted me. you don't have the brains or the decency as a human being. i don't give a [bleep] that you're 12 years old or 11 years old or that you're a child. so you better be ready friday, the 20th to meet with me because i'm going to let you know how i feel about what a little pig you are. >> sean: he works for bob iger

too at abc. over at hbo, bill mahr speaks out at leftist extremism. >> a lot of us thought ivanka will be our saving grace, you know, when he's about to [bleep] nuke finland or something. she's going to walk into the bedroom and, you know, daddy, daddy -- don't do it, daddy. >> sean: really? okay. let's look at someone else's long been in the public eye. they hit this picture. had it before the election in 2008. farrakhan with barack obama. givening farrakhan's racist and

ant ant anti-semitic past. >> they call me hitler. hitler was a good name. he was a great man. the satanic jews, they control everything and mostly everybody. >> because you see white people deserve to die. and they know, so they think it's us coming to do. kaw caution means weak blooded stale face. >> sean: so does the mainstream media that obama associated with that person or were the american people being deceived? they hit the two people there together. it's right there on the screen.

and reverend wright, the pastor of the church of j.d. america. let me be clear. i will never ever call for any boycotts or anybody to be fired or show to be cancelled. you have the power to turn the dial. but let me point out a blatant left wing standard. who summed it up best, sarah sanders when she said this. take a look. >> the president's pointing to the hypocrisy in the media saying the most horrible things about this president and nobody addresses it. where was bob iger's apology for joy beyer calling christianity a mental illness? where was the apology for kathy griffin going on a profane rant on "the view" after a photo showed her holding president trump's decapitated head? where was the apology for bob

iger for espn and hiring olberman and calling the president a nazi and expanding that attack against the president's family? nobody have defending her comments. they're inappropriate but that's the point he was making. >> sean: well-said, sarah sanders. i said at the beginning of this monologue. let's think about this. it's time for all americans, regardless of your political affiliation, yeah, we all need to do better. we all need to hold hourselves, our friends accountable for words and actions. we need to be 1 nation, one people. this country will succeed or fail together. if we're attacked, it's all of us attacked. we're supposed to be the united states of america. regardless of race, creed, color, national origin. my religion teaches me we're all created be i the same god in his image. we can all do so much better.

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>> sean: joining us now, joe concha, geraldo rivera. one of those sharpton comments -- >> i recognized it. i had a flashback. a brilliant montage there. you showed the hypocrisy of the liberal left. there's no doubt about it. >> sean: where do we go with

this? where does it end? i have never supported boycotts. my attitude is you don't like the show, turn the dial. not here. but turn the dial. you don't have to watch anything. >> two things. number 1 is, what roseanne said, i give you accolades for that montage. what roseanne did is far worse than anything in that montage. you cannot call a black woman an ape in this day and age. >> sean: everybody knows -- she agrees. >> my second point is, our friend, the president, missed an opportunity. he could have easily added a sentence to the tweets that he sent out, which were all legit, pointing out the hypocrisy on the left and when are people going to apologize to him. he could have easily said, what roseanne said was indefensible, an abomination -- >> sean: sarah huckabee sanders in fairness, she said all of

that. >> i want to hear my buddy say it. >> sean: let me go to you, joe. >> i wrote about this, sean, about how conservatives are very upset that "roseanne" got cancelled. not so much that they were defending roseanne. but many pointed to keith olberman. here's why. disney owned abc. also owned espn. they just hired olberman for the sixth time as you said in your monologue. as you pointed out, he's called out the president dozens of times and his family. i'll read you one alone, this is incredible. quoting "fu at real donald trump. nazi f, nazi f, nazi nazi racist bigot." >> sean: yeah. >> bob iger puts out a tweet after "roseanne" is cancelled. he says that her comments are

inconsistent with our values. so now -- one more point here. >> sean: real quick. >> as far as the cast here, it's ashame that their lost their jobs here or the staff and everybody else. here's what i would do. keep the show on the air. all you have to do is replace roseanne with patricia heaton and call it "the connors." everybody would tune? >> it's time. we're one country. it's time to have healing dialogue, soothing dialogue. we sink or swim together, brother. >> sean: thank you. appreciate it. when we come back, ed henry's big news concerning north korea next.

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up dinner right there in new york city with the highest ranking north korean official to visit the united states in 18 years. pompeo said it went great, they and that this is vice chair, kim jong-chul. the fact that he came to the united states, to the president president's backyard y shows that, while nancy pelosi and other democrats were claiming that kim was celebrating last week after the president canceled the june 12th summit with that letter that he personally dictated, and in fact, ever since north korea has practically been on bended knee trying to get these talks back going. you can see right there, kim jong-chul, very close to kim jong un. bottom line, tonight's dinner was secretary of state kicks off two days of meetings. they will be meeting in new york city all day tomorrow and the president now planning to meet with the japanese

prime minister on june 7th. that means that the summit could be back. >> all right. we are seeing it unfold before our eyes. we have hope it will be a better world. let not your heart be troubled. there she is. >> laura: do you know how to say, trust but verify, and russian? >> i remember vaguely, because it right inside it. >> laura: do you want to know? >> all right, don't embarrass your fellow cohost. >> laura: all right. >> by the way, don't take this the wrong way, but i hate you. [laughs] >> laura: you just made my night. awesome show tonight, as always. we really like each other, honestly. good evening from washington, i am laura ingraham and this i