sacrificial lamb of the witch hunt and there are many shady people. >> tucker: i'm sorry to cut you off. i wish we had more time. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> tucker: tune in tomorrow for the show that is the sworn enemy of pomposity, lying and groupthink. "hannity" now. >> sean: only three seconds. >> tucker: [laughs] >> sean: that will best fascinating to see if papadopoulos withdraws ideal. interesting to watch. great show, tucker. thank you. welcome to "hannity" tonight. huge, breaking news surrounding bruce ohr and christopher steele. sara carter has uncovered handwritten notes from ohr about christopher steele including a memo detailing christopher steele's big concerns about becoming exposed. catherine herridge has found out information that christopher

steele was leaking the contents of the dirty russian dossier to gullible reporters before the election, at the request of fusion gps, during the fall of 2016. the dossier even steele did not believe it, thought it bad when foreigners try to influence our election. it's okay if your name is hillary clinton and you're a democrat. by the way, can you say russian collusion? also, we will kindly remind everyone on the left that the president of the united states has constitutional, broader and absolute authority to remove the security clearance of any american, and yesterday, after years of serious misconduct, the president rightfully stripped obama's ex-cia chief, john brennan, from these top-secret privileges. predictably, your mainstream mediaa is now absolutely apoplectic and outraged, some even claiming that his right to freedom of speech is infringed. in moments, we will help these people try to understand the difference between aon constitutional right in a governmental privilege. plus we'll walk you through a

deep dive of every high-ranking former or current official, they all should have their security clearances revoked. will give you names and the reason why. stay tuned for another shining example of the left ever increasing trump derangement syndrome and we have an important update in paul manafort's trial of the century, as jury deliberation is about to enter data two and the jury asked the judge, well, they want more of ae definition of word is reasonable doubt. they wanted redefined. sit tight, buckle up. we begin with tonight's breaking news opening monologue. ♪ again tonight, sara carter has on earth one of the most revealing pieces of information in the ongoing saga between bruce ohr and christopher steele. for nearly two weeks, we've been showing you dozens of communications between ohr, once the fourth highest ranking person andin obama's doj, and excellence by christopher steele. these new texts, emails, handwritten notes, have provided

evidence of a cd, unusual relationship between these two including a coordinated effort to push the contents of steele's dirty, unverified russian dossier all throughout the doj and the fbi. just tonight, sara carter has uncovered one more handwritten memo from bruce or reporting a phone conversation that he had with christopher steele. in the memo, ohr writes that steele is very concerned about the comey hearing and afraid they will be exposed. this is on top of the texts that sara first revealed last night, showingte that speesixteen was concerned about firewalls will stay intact ahead of comey's upcoming hearing. so, christopher steele worried about being exposed, and for good reason, after all, it was christopher steeleea who workedn hillary clinton's oppo research team in 2016, he put together the content bought and paid for dirty russian dossier, full of,

salacious unverified, umbra, corroborated, even steele himself wouldn't stand by it, under oath, he said, it may note true at all, raw intelligence. christopher steele who then used bruce ohr to spread all this russian propaganda throughout the highestea levels of our federal government, and to you, the american people, and now thanks to the reporting also tonight from k catherine herridt we know it was christopher steele who was leaking the contents of this phony dossier to your gullible news media in this country in the fall of 2016, all at the behest and request of fusion gps, who, by the way, was not only being pai. by hillary clinton and the dnc, we now know fusion gps, oh, remember that russian lawyer? in the interim is trump tower meeting? oh, yeah, she was being fusion gps. by the way, don't forget simpson met with the lawyer both before and after at trump tower, and christopher steele and simpson

were clearly pushing their russian lies. they all knew it was total b.s. by the way, that is why steele want to the firewall, that is why he is scared to death he will get caught. in the moment, sara carter and catherine herridge will join us for a full report. first, a deep dive into president trump's very important security clearance review and to several current and former high-ranking officials. yesterday, the president strippeder top-secret access frm conrad john brennan and for good reason. last night as we demonstrated how brennan clearly violated caa policy, "in the case of former cia directors, the agency holds that their security clearance and renews it every five years for the rest of their life, however, that requires former cia directors to behave like current cia employees. that is not brennan. he also used his security clearance to validate conspiracy theories that he's regularly pushing and getting paid for on msnbc, and leaking sensitive information to the general

public as it relates to the dossier, through harry reid, and to a public letter that is made public to comey. some are now claiming john brennan's first amendment rights are infringed. he is on tv 24/7. what are they talking about? take a look. >> this is a dictatorial exercise of power that should frighten and call on all republicans to say, mr. president, you cannot do this, you are trying to inhibit the free speech of people who may be in opposition to you. >> to you, this kind of punishment is a violation of the first amendment. >> this is a striking move toward authoritarianism. this is what dictators do. they shut down the press, they shut down dissent, the agl they their opponents, or in thisor case, they steal their security clearance. >> what happened here was a peer authoritarian act from an

intemperate president who wanted to w punish one of his critics. nothing more, nothing less. >> the white house is threatening him right now. they've already taken it away from john brennan.. doesn't that say to everybody else, shut your mouth? >> sean: this is dumb, ignorant, and patently absurd, as john brennan continues to be was anti-trump hatred all over conspiracy tv msnbc. oh, one otherec important pointa security clearance, for those of you that have never read the constitution and claim your journalist, it's not a constitutional right. it's a privilege. according to the u.s.y supreme court, a u.s. president has the authority to revoke any clearance with or without a stated reason. currently the administration is reviewing the status of nine clearances. with the help of our good friend, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, let's break down what each of the people you see on the screen should be in

serious jeopardy of losing their secret access. tonight we start with james clapper, without a doubt, he could should be stripped of s securityik clearance as soon asl humanly possible. he, like brennan, misuses his clearance to validate and monetize his hatred of of president trump every time he is on tv. conspiracy tv msnbc, clapper doing the same things on fake news cnn. take a look. >> the value standards, the institutions that i and others spent the major part of our professional lives defending and upholding our under assault by our very own president. i really do wonder whether the russians have something on him. i really question his ability, his fitness to be in his office, and i also am beginning to wonder about his motivation.

this past weekend is illustrative of what a great case officer a. notice brady knows how to handle an asset and that is what he's doing with the president. >> sean:an that's not the only reason clapper should forfeit his clearance. before his time at fake news cnn, while serving as the director of national intelligence, clapper was accused of leaking sensitive information to his future employer, cnn, the company that employs him now.. let's not forget when he lied under oath in front of congress. take ang look. >> 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: e we know the exact opposite is true. the nsa was collecting the data. he knew about it. next, let's turn to jimmy comey.

his access is gone but he is still eligible for future access. as gregg jarrett lists, multiple reasons ass bh should be permanently losing his eligibility, including his improper conduct in the clinton investigation, the fact he stole government property, the handwritten memos about the president, remember, he leaked the potentially classified information, those members, to a professor friend to give to "the new york times." he also likely misled the fisa court about the steele dossier he was supposed to verify and every day that many lied about that during his book tour. will remind you. >> you call the dossier unverified, salacious. why did you use that to the fisa court to ask for surveillance for carter page? not only use it, but you lead with that, a bulk of that fisa application deals with the dossier. why? >> that is not my recollection, and i don't know that the fisa application has been released. my recollection was, it was part of a broader mosaic of facts that were weighed before the

fisa judge to obtain a fisa warrant. >> there was a lot more than a dossier in the fisa application? >> my recollection is there is a significant amount of material about page and why there was probable causeie to believe he s a foreign agent. the dossier was part of that but was not all of it or a critical part of it. >> sean: unreal. we now know the dossier did in fact make up the bulk of the application. it's an irrefutable fact at this point. next up, well, let's look at peter strzok. he was also fired for improperpe conduct. his extreme bias, willingness to act on that bias, is a reason alone. you should never have a clearance again. we also have his mistress, lisa page, the onetime fbi lawyer also complicit as it relates to stzrok's bias and attempts to "stop it," meaning stopped him from ever becomingg president, and the insurance policy, and then andrew mccabe, fired for lying, also involved in signing off on that fake fisa application that will fully

misled fisa court judges. by the way, and the american people. we have sally yates, also fired. insubordination. she signed off on one of the fisa applications. susan rice, she lied all over the place, over and over, about benghazi, when they knew better. a matter of national security. really? knowingly? lying? get rid of her clearance. michael hayden, gregg jarrett iy calling his security clearance case "questionable" remember, he's currently employed by cnn as a talking head. finally, we end on bruce ohr, once the fourth highest ranking member of the doj before being demoted twice. why?y? failing to disclose his wife's employment at fusion gps. you can add christopher steele to the mix. in fact, ohr was working in an investigation into trans-russia collusion while his wife was being paid by the clinton campaign to dig up dirt on trump, he appears to have filed a false financial disclosure report in order to prevent the government from knowing the true nature of his wife's work.

in moments, gregg jarrett will join us with more analysis but without a doubt, the trump administration was right in the case of brennan and dow should revoke all of these clearances as soon as possible. now we turn to our daily roundup of the most deranged drum haters and tonight we are featuring thisise absurd comment, once ag, conspiracy tv msnbc. take a look. >> i like the idea that the example of what would be the core that was it was okay for donald trump to dissolve media institutions because they are popular. i would like to ask us questions, how do people on the republican party think it would be okay for donald trump to dissolve your own grandparents? virtually certain that if it was a donald trump-related question, you would get 10% that would be like donald trump, everyone, including two of my parents prayed >> sean: president trump given his own take on the media's trump derangement syndrome, tweeted, "there is nothing that i would want more for our country than e

press. the fact is the price is free to write and say anything they wan. much of what it says is fake news, pushing a political agenda, or just plain trying to hurt people. honesty once." maybe that is why you've made is number one and we thank you for it. the medias rhetoric will get worse and worse as most important the terms of our life time gets closer. we are only 82 days away. this week, congressman keith ellison, he won the democratic primary in his race toy be the next attorney general of minnesota but not without some serious controversy. his ex-girlfriend, a woman named karen monahan, is accusing him of serious domestic abuse, a claim backed up by her son who took the facebook and wrote that ellison put his mother through "peer hell" and he had personally seen hundreds of threateningth text messages from ellison and a video of ellison about 2 minutes long assaulting his mother. including one instance or he allegedly dragged her by her feet off the bed all while screaming and cursing at her.

these are charges that ellison vehemently denies with the dnc is now investigating these claims and the clinton campaign is income but don't campaign with this guy. we'll keep you posted as the story develops. finally, we have another update in the trial of the century. paul manafort's 2005 tax case and bankruptcies. the jury, they wrapped up day one they want of deliberations without reaching a verdict. the jury did, however, some metaphorical questions to judge ellis, including one asking him to define or redefine reasonable doubt. maybe a good sign for manafort but i caution you, you can't go into much room a question of a jury and over 90% of federal cases result in a guilty verdict. the odds are not in manafort's favor. keep in mind, the media ramps up on this, and this case has nothing -- zero -- to do with. at zero, mr. mueller, to do with collusion. zero, mr. mueller, to do with

the 2016 campaign, and zero, mr. mueller, to do with donald trump. this all comes as the wife of one of w mueller's targets, geoe papadopoulos,, just on the tucker, calling for her husband to scrap that plea deal that he made with mueller and sue the government. we'llpa let you know if papadopoulos takes his wife's advice. by the way, the aggressive tactics of mueller. a lot of ground cover news we are breaking. joining us now, investigative reporter, fox news contributor sara carter. author of the now three weeks in a row number one "new york times" best seller, "the russian hoax: the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and dream donald trump" fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. judge jeanine pirro was number one but you knocked her off. i think you are doing pretty good rates because she's a friend, i feel badly. >> sean: you don't feel badly about that. you want to be number one. you are full of it. are happy you are number one.be it's okay. you made number one, too. sara, let's go back to last night and let's go to the

developments we have today. steele writing ohr, any news, we are apprehensive given the scheduledd appearance in congres on monday, and hoping the firewalls will fold -- firewalls plural -- sorry i have no news. i believe my earlier information is still accurate. i will let you know immediately if something changes. now we know that there is a new development tonight, a handwritten message after a call with ohr and steele. ohr writes the message. i'll let you pick it up from there. >> thiss is what is a fascinating, sean, even back when comey was going to testify in 2017, in march, two days before, he talked about the firewall, he helps these firewalls will fold and that is what christopher steele tells bruce ohr, and then later, months later, he sends a very important text message saying, i'm very concerned about the comey hearing, he talks to ohr on the phone, i'm concerned

about the comey hearing, i am afraid that we'll be exposed. and that is because at the time, the senate judiciary committee, charles grassley, started to ask aer lot of questions. who is christopher steele? how was he involved with the fbi? what information was he sharing? at this point, they knew that all the firewalls that they had built up were about to start crumbling down. >> sean: okay. gregg, let's get into this. i hope the firewalls plural fold. two days before comey is set to testify before congress. now we go a step deeper. "very concerned about the comey hearing, afraid we will be exposed." okay. firewalls, holding, afraid we are going to be exposed, i thought the whole mueller thing was not supposed to have foreign nationals trying to influence our elections. now i've got christopher steele spreading his lies and

propaganda vis-a-vis fusion gps to the gullible media and he knows and testifies under oath, he doesn't even believe his own dossier come with a b.s. they are paddling most of the american people. >> he is not only a foreign national, he is a foreigner on the a fbi's bankroll and payroll and of hillary clinton's payrol payroll. sara's reporting is right. he fears the senate intelligence committee, he fears the comey, he fears at senator grassley in particular, that he's going to be implicated and posted and exposed forxp his illegal behavior. have here handwritten notes in the handwriting of bruce ohr. march 15th, he writes, "special counsel right to question and u.k."? he doesn't want to be forced to answer questions under oath. on that same day he says, , he

urges bruce ohr, "prosperous exorcist." in other words, him. the phony, fabricated dossier. >> sean: what the hell is wrong with robert mueller? because you have a foreign national, spy, paid for by clinton, through fusion gps, also has russia as a client, reading before and after the infamousru trump tower meeting,e is spreading these lies, he doesn't believe in his own dossier,er rationalized influene the american people, so that they'll vote for the chosen candidate, hillary, over donald trump. there is a rush of conspiracy. there is russia, you know, there is -- there is russian influence. there is foreign outsiders. what are -- -- waters -- what is wrong with them but they can't follow the simple things that we have discovered and reported over a year? sara carter? >> sean, exactly what they are trying to accuse the trump administration of doing is what they were doing all along, and the fact that robert mueller has

all of this evidence, this is not just circumstantial evidence. this is enormous -- >> sean: we have a handwritten note! >> exactly. handwritten notes, conversations,st testimony, you know, they will be questioning bruce ohr on august 28th, and this was very important because bruce ohr holds the key to what happened here, and i would also like to know, who, at the fbi authorized bruce ohr to be the conduit for christopher steele? even more importantly than that, when did the fbi no that christopher steele was actually leaking information to the media at the behest of glenn simpson? >> sean: he knows it's b.s.! he knows it's rationalized, he doesn't believe his own dossier. i've got to be honest. then you got mueller andav this idiotic manafort tax fraud issue, how in god's name did that become part of the russia collusion investigation? as he ignores all of the incontrovertible evidence in yourn book that you've been

reporting, sara, in your book, gregg. >> bruce ohr has a lot to answer for an deposition. >> sean: soda mueller. >> 60 pages here. he'll be asked in detail, what did you mean in this conversation with christopher steele, and i think, at the end of the day, we are not only going to find rampant corruptio corruption, but that the law was egregiously violated. >> sean: is so disgustingly corrupt. such a double standard. if our republic is going to survive, our constitutional republic, we better get to the bottom of this. we know there was influence except it was on their s side. we have the evidence, they have nothing. they are doing tax cases from 2005 and wasting our time and money. when we come back, thank you both. catherine herridge, major new information as we continue our news about bruce ohr's communications with christopher steele in the final months of the 2016 campaign, they were feeding you lies, then we'll get reaction, joe digenova, pam

bondi, straight ahead. ♪ n.

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oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> sean: tonight, fox news has obtained bruce ohr's handwritten notes and emails during the 2016 election season. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more on this breaking news. catherine? >> reviewed by fox news at bruce ohr's emails shows that he is deeply connected with the trump dossier, the scandal over alleged government surveillance abuse. during closed-door congressional testimony last year, the cofounder of fusion gps, glenn simpson, the firm behind the dossier, claims no contact with ohr until after the 2016 election. but ohr's work emails conflict with his testimony, showing contact months earlier. ohr's wife worked for

fusion gps, the firm hired by the dnc and clinton campaign for the trump dossier based on former british by christopher steele's research. after the fbi dropped steele as a source, the republican-led house intelligence committee found that steele maintained contact using ohr as a back channel. in december 2016, ohr's notes also indicated meeting with glenn simpson and washington, d.c.,'s chinatown. he ohr writing, "glen gave me memory stick. today, the dresser department declined to calm down my comment on it who is scheduled to give a closed door hearing on august august 26. >> bruce ohr's wife worked for the firm that the clintons hired to put together the dossier. he's giving it to the fbi. it is never supposed to work that way the united states of america. >> >> the ohr documents reviewed by fox news shed more light on the british by christopherto steele.

when fbi director james comey was fired by president trump last year, ohr wrote that steele "was very concerned about comey's firing, afraid they will be exposed." >> sean: catherine, thank you. joining us now with my reaction, florida attorney general pam bondi, former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, joe digenova. full disclosure, joe once did legal work for me and i would hire him again in a heartbeat and pam, and he was at my christmas party. but here is what we have. we've got mueller's team looking at a 2005 tax case, nothing to do with the election, trump, the campaign, nothing, russia, nothing. but here, we do have russian lies being fed by christopher steele who didn't even believe them, through fusion gps, propagandizing and misinforming purposely the p american peopleo steal an election and then we have russian lies, literally, you know, handed to our gullible news media by these people, then

you've got, you know, steele, fusion gps, leaking it, all of them. they all know it's total b.s. > remember, sean, if you look at that had won, we would know none of this. and that is why the trump victory is so important to the rule of law, notwithstanding with the press says about the president. there was a brazen plot to exonerate hillary clinton and if she f lost, to frame donald tru. part of that plot involved a conspiracy with bruce ohr, steele, sally yates, john brennan john brennan, james comey, peter strzok, and other senior fbi and doj officials who determined that they were going to destroy a president after he was duly elected. it is absolutely essential that notwithstanding anything that robert mueller is doing that the attorney general and the deputyr attorney general ensure that there is a federal grand jury to investigate all of the things

surrounding ohr and steele andth yates and everybody else. this is so obvious. a junior lawyer and any prosecutor's office would want this case and would run with it, and if the attorney general and the deputy attorney general don't do it, the president should fire them! >> sean: if hillary rodham russianpays for these lies, pam bondi, and fusion gps and brennan, the cia director of the time, and christopher steele, for national, you know it's not true, because we know under oath he said, i don't know if it's true, 50/50, its raw intelligence, they are paddling most of the american people in the lead up to the election and robert mueller is focused on a passed case from c how many yeas ago? how did that come up? how did we devolve into this when thereo is real evidence of real russian-paid information to lead to the american people in the election? >> sean, our entire justice

system right now is inverted. this is the kind of corruption that you see in third world countries. look at mccabe. they moved in. they were goingoi to let him retire until everyone came up publicly, calling for him to be fired so he didn't get his retirement. look at stzrok. he is fired. look at page.en resigned. ohr should have been fired yesterday are much earlier, now that we know this. it is absurd. again, the bottom line, the crux of all this, is that fisa warrant that was obtained and we all keep talkingf about that because the manafort trial -- >> sean: they lied to the fisa court judges, they stood up for it, but they never verify that. thenen they literally conspiredo spread unverified russian lies that hillary paid for to influence the american people. i'm sorry, that's a lot bigger than paul manafort stupid tax case. >> and none of that would be taking place but for a fisa

warrant obtained with false information. >> sean: if i am robert mueller, i would be humiliated. all of this evidence is out there, is it that political? he hired all these democrats because he's not much of a hack and he doesn't care about our constitutional republic, joe? >> i think what is happening here, he's lost his way. he's been hit in the face with an outrageous set h h of facts, which show that what he is doing is legally irrelevant to what actually happened during the campaign. there was no russian collusion. there was no communication between the trump campaign and russian officials. that is alll nonsense and fake and was purposely put out by people in the fbi and john brennan to blow back into the united states to get fisa warrant so they can spy on the trump campaign. what's happened here now goes so far beyond what the mueller case and the manafort case -- the manafort case is a joke asked him i absolute embarrassment to

the apartment adjusters, should never have been brought. when i think happened to bob mueller, he realized that everything he has done is worth less. means nothing. the big case is the case to frame the president of the united states and he won't touch it. >> sean: he doesn't give a s flying rate. >> absolutely. >> sean: look at the people he's hired. andrew weissmann, you are going to go for broke, the biggest hack in b the country. not many people have they distinction of putting innocent people in jail and losing tens of thousands of jobs. >> absolutelyf correct. >> sean: what about the issue the security clearances, pam? >> gone. not a question. it's not even a question.on page, really? stzrok, gone. mccabe, gone. ohr should have been gone already. all of these people, not even a close call. that is a privilege and they have lost that privilege. >> sean: you guys are

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♪ >> sean: democrats and the media continue to go low as we explained in our opening monologue, there conspiracy tv, msnbc, liberal joe, there was this outrageous comment.. take a look. >> i like the idea that you see the example of what would be the core that would say that it will be okay for donald trump to

dissolve media institutions. how many people in the republican party think it will be okay for donald trump to dissolve their own grandparents? i'm virtually certain if it was a donald trump-related questionl you would get 10% that would be, donald trump. >> sean: how many people in the media would be angry at donald trump if he cured cancer? seriously? tell our parents? then the liberal governor from the state of new york andrew cuomo saying america never was great. oh, okay, tell that to the brave men and women that helped defeat communism, which oppressed how many millions and killed how many millions in the former soviet union and fascism and nazism and imperial japan and on and on and how america has sacrificed for so many around the world and so many different ways. here with reaction, former secret service agent, nra tv contributor dan bongino, the host of "michelle malkin investigates," its

award-winning, michelle malkin. we are irredeemable deplorable roles, michelle, or we are smelly walmart people, i like walmart. i love walmart. walmart's great. and target. and costco. i love those stories. or irredeemable deplorables, singing to god, guns, families, and we smell. this is so condescending. they are the sheep that just echo each other in their little echo chamber. >> that certainly was proved by this coordinated campaign by these groupthink media outletsy to attack president trump for his very legitimate criticism of their political operative propaganda, which masquerades as neutral reporting. what we saw there with john heilman, i love it. at first, i thought, who the heck is this guy? i really had never been familiar with his work. hees is somebody who masquerades as a documentary filmmaker and

he is allowed to get away with comments like this. i mean, he's got contempt for trump orders and independent thinkers, it's, like, oozing out of his core. and it's that kind of elite media condescension that put president trump in large part in office in the first place! please keep going! please double and triple down w because it worked so well for you, liberal media, 2016! >> sean: i'm proud of the fact, even though fox tried to -- i don't feel good -- i never made it to a white house correspondents dinner. i didn't want to hang out with these people. i'llh hang out, dan bongino, wih the smelly walmart people, the irredeemable, deplorables that cling to the bible, god, gone, religion, over them any day. they are the ones that actually make the country great. they work hard and pay their taxes, played by the rules, obey their laws, raise their children to be good citizens. i prefer them.

>> yeah, i'm always comfortable around the b people, busboys, bartenders, bouncers. i don't need to know the owner. hey, listen, my fingernails -- they are still dirty for them when i was a kid working in the cemetery. i wrote an op-ed piece not long ago that changed me. one of the most successful fights we've had public relationswise was the battle against smoking. why? because everybody knew a smoker. a parent, brother, they knew how to talk to them. the democrats have zero interest in the media and learning how to talk to people across america who found meaning in the donald trump presidency. that is why they will continue to lose, as a recommended to my audience over and overha e again, the new rules are now in effect. you are fighting with brass knuckles, we were fighting was 20 euros gloves, the cutesy stuff is over. we win, you lose, life, donald trump, everything.

numerals are in effect. >> sean: michelle, donald trump woodward macquarie election in november.on i don't care who they put up. i don't donald trump woodward macquarie see them losing >> i do, too. you mentioned andrew cuomo's comments, and those folks in new york are among the most unrepentant smear merchants of americans who don't believe in the same things they do, and i thankhe them for their candor ad voicing their contempt for american values. please keep going, cynthia nixon, chris andrew cuomo, alea ocasio-cortez -- >> sean: i don't want them to lose. >> about new york, it is the brave men and women who worked for the police department and firet department who are most offended by the dripping contempt and hatred, vile

hatred, that those new yorkers have for people who have made america great. >> sean: byd the way, cuomo once said people like me are not welcome in new york. last thing, he has his own security detail. he is running against the nra. i know you work for them, dan. interesting. i bet has all security detail are armed, aren't they? >> listen, the elites, what's good for the goose is not good for the gander. that is on a roll, sean. we are just the great unwashed to them. >> sean: sat. good to see you both. new details of a really disturbing story out of california. authorities just arrested an alleged member of isis who enter the country as a refugee. we have an update on the extremist compound in new mexico. trace gallagher has a full report. geraldo rivera versus dr. sebastian gorka and rush limbaugh straight ahead. ♪

♪ >> sean: tonight, following two other very troubling stories, one, alleged members of isis the arrested in california also an update in the new mexico compound horror story. trace gallagher is in the west coast barrel with the very latest tonight. >> with the fbi joint terrorism task force swarmed that sacramento apartment complex, you know it was a high-level target. prosecutors say 45-year-old omar ameen was a hit man for isis and al qaeda, a founding member of al qaeda in iraq, and a high ranking isis terrorist. back in 2012, he fled from iraq to turkey where he applied to be the u.s. refugee. he was granted that status in june of 2014. instead of going directly to the u.s., court records say he went back to iraq, where he shot and killed an iraqi police officer. five months later, he was living

in the u.s. authorities say his refugee application was riddled with lies, but because many countries don't have extensive documents on their citizens, a complete background check is nearly impossible. experts say omar ameen is a prime example of why president trump implemented the travel ban. he will now be extradited back to iraq to face trial and a possible death penalty. there is breaking news from that new mexico compound where 11 children, ages 1-15, were found living in horrific conditions. bones found on scene have now been identified as a 3-year-old boy. he is the boy the fbi says was part of an exorcism to expel his demons. he died of a seizure after his father refused to give her medicine. the father then allegedly told the other children that he would come back as jesus and tell them who to kill. the five adults at the compound facing child abuse charges were set free by a judge until trial,

and now the prosecutor says he is playing to appeal the judges decision. sean? >> sean: here with reaction, the author of "why we fight," dr. sebastian gorka, also an author of another best seller, fox news correspondent al large geraldo rivera. liberals, they don't want i.c.e., they want open borders, they don't want to travel ban, if we want to give her an american family safe, why is it that anyone who wants to come visit, they get better, and they have to pay for it for the pleasure of visiting us, and build a border wall with the big door. and we do these things, we'll be safer, the american people will benefit. why don't we do these simple things? >> sean, in this case specifically, it seems to me that you have a notorious killer, isis, formerly al qaeda, fighter, later commander, who

was well-known in his hometown for planting ieds, kidnapping, robbery, and this murderer with which he is charged and on monday will be hopefully extradited back to iraq. it seems to me that very little background checks were made. they believed him when they said he was not a terrorist. ridiculous. >> sean: keep him in jail. >> [laughs] >> they'll try him for murder in iraq and he'll be executed. >> this is the case study of why the travel ban has to happen. this is why donald trump became president. this is why the wall was the first policy platform that he built his campaign on. it's just common sense. the fact, for example, that under the obama administration, you couldn't check somebody's social media account to find out if they had your jihadist

proclivities, that is how you get the san bernardino massacre. the system is broken, it's being fixed, but it's just the same as when you control who comes into your house, we have to control who comes into america. >> sean: common sense. >> there's a big difference between a 45-year-old isis battle-harden terrorist murdering fiend and a 25-year-old apricot picture pir mexico. >> sean: how about we just bet everybody and we control it? >> i'm okay with biting everybody. >> sean: i've changed them. i've had a profound impact on his thinking, dr. gorka. >> congratulations. >> new mexico, another utter

failure of common sense. who is the court system meant to protect the most? the vulnerable, the aged, the children. these people are left out without bail after a 4-year-old gets killed or dies on that compound. >> paul manafort is held pretrial because -- >> sean: 23 hours a day. when we come back, sounding off on john brennan losing his security clearance, you don't want to miss that, next. ♪ . . . we know that growing up means passing it down.

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>> sean: rush limbaugh weighing in on john brennan losing his security clearance. watch this. >> where is written that john brennan, above all else, must be granted a security clearance, when this guy is actively engaged in overthrowing a duly constituted elected president? well, you know the answer to the question, because the left doesn't care about theo constitution, it doesn't care about the rule of law, it cares only about power.

none of those are cliches, and others are exaggerations. >> sean: checkmate, rush limbaugh. we'll always be fair and balanced. let not your heart be troubled. ingra-ham time. ♪ >> laura: good evening from washington. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we have a huge show for you tonight featuring exclusives with senator rand paul and congressman kevin mccarthy. plus, a special thursday edition of "friday follies" with raymond arroyo. let's get right to our top story. how to prune the judicial branch. that is the focus of tonight's "angle." as the media and their democrat compatriots obsess over omarosa or michael cohen or even john brennan, president trump is methodically putting a conservative imprint on the judiciary.