find yours. ask your diabetes care specialist about tresiba®. >> tucker: that's it for us tonight, here sean hannity. ♪ >> sean: high and welcome to "hannity" on this breaking news night. let's go back to november 8, 2016. you, me, the people, to shock. you voted in someone who keeps promises he made to you and someone who will stand up to washington, the establishment, smashed through bureaucracy and get things done, and it's working. tonight the president trump is on offense determined to fund

the wall on our southern border that he promised, he is now holding congressional democrats accountable in a very public way. and yes, fighting for what he promise to you i will show you on nancy pelosi, president trump is determined to protect the american people. we will play the tape from americans contentious, and explain what the blithering idiots are leading the democratic party as well as reviewing the president's plan for much-needed criminal justice reform. and i have a message for a deranged "new york times" hack paul krugman who is literally saying the united states of america is part of the axis of evil. that was a really bad day for michael avenatti and stormy daniels as she has now been ordered to pay nearly $300,000 for president trump's legal bills. stay tuned. and, we have a huge announcement at the end of the show. but first it's time for tonight's breaking news, the

opening monologue. storm asked let's be honest, border security is a deadly serious issue. according to the senate for immigration studies since 2001, 15 suspected terrorists have been apprehended at our southern border including islamic extremists from al-shabaab, and isis. meanwhile, over 25,000 other known criminal immigrants have been arrested since 2016. this includes over a dozen murderers. 370 convicted sex offenders and nearly 5,000 individuals convicted of illegal drugs or weapons charges. now of course i would tell you that the vast majority of people who went across the border illegally probably are people that want a better life for themselves or their family but even the illegal immigrants with the best of intentions are costing the taxpayers an enormous amount of money.

according to a recent study, every illegal immigrant that successfully crosses all border costs you will come of the american people, $70,000 per year. on december 3rd, over 3,000 people were caught illegally crossing in just one day. in november of 2-year-old toddler was found crossing the border without her parents. we must have the ability to decide who comes into our country to ensure the safety on both sides of the order, the event people and make sure they can take care of themselves. so now more than ever we need a massive wall. it's a common sense strategy that actually works, keeping potential terrorists and those that are criminals, human traffickers and drug traffickers out of this country. that's a national security issue. the president has long promised to build the wall and now he's fighting to do just that, he's fighting for what's right. he fought hard and this is his history for tax cuts. he fought for new trade deals

and he's waiting on that front. he fought back against obama's and less bureaucratic regulations and he has created an environment for businesses that are now thriving. he fought for energy independence and for the first time this week, and 75 years, we are energy independent. he fought for the confirmation of qualified originalists, justices and he has one and now he's fighting for the wall on the southern border in a big way and confronting nancy pelosi and chuck schumer for playing politics with what is the safety and security of every american citizen. take a look. >> president trump: i would like to not see a government closing the shut down. we see what happens over the next period of time. border security is extremely important and we have to take care of border security. when you look at what happened with the caravans, with the people, we shut it down. we had no choice, we shut it

down. it could be a lot easier if we had real border security. >> you have the white house. you have the senate. you how to have the house of representatives. >> we could bring it up right now today. >> president trump: i can't get it passed in the house if it's not going to pass in the senate. >> while you can get it started that way. speak to the house we can get passed very easily and we do. the problem is the senate because we need ten democrats to vote. we need border security. people are pouring into our country including terrorists. we caught ten terrorists over the last short period of time. these are very serious people. our border agents, all of our law enforcement has been incredible but we caught ten terrorists, people looking to do harm. we need border security, of

which the wall is just a piece. >> you say my way or we will shut down the government. we have a proposal that democrats and republicans will support, to do a cr, that will not shut down the government. >> president trump: and if it's not good border security i won't take it. because when you look at these numbers and you look at the job that we are doing -- can i tell you something? >> yes, you just said it. speak to when you have walls, it's effective. when you don't have walls it's not effective. >> we came here in good faith and entering into a discussion of the public view. speak to it's called transparency. >> it's not transparency when we are not stipulated to a set of facts and we want to have a debate with you.

>> president trump: we need border security. >> 20 times he will call for it, i will shut down the government if i don't get my will. >> you said it. >> president trump: you know what i will say? if we don't get what we want one way or the other whether it's through you or in the military or anything you want to call, i will shut down the government. and i am proud, i'm proud to shutdown the government with border security. >> sean: check couldn't even look him in the eye. fox news has confirmed that fox republicans are considering putting a $5 million funding the wall built up for that vote that nancy pelosi wants and they will still fund the government at current levels. this bill would prove nancy pelosi wrong and put senate democrats in a pretty precarious position. neither fund the wall or they would shut down the government. by the way, if you are a

republican in congress and you vote no, i will tell you right now that we will be highlighting your name and your record and holding you all accountable. this is about our nation security. it's about stopping drug traffickers and human traffickers, it's about safety for the american people. none of this seems to matter to the left and yet again, they are on the wrong side of what is a monumentally important issue. according to a harvard harris poll, a majority of americans support the president. 79% want more secure borders. and 68% want an end to the visa lottery system. democrats don't want to listen to the american people, maybe they should listen to themselves because they are such hypocrite hypocrites, they sound a lot like donald trump and we have the tape to prove it.

>> weaves vent money to spend a make a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants for coming i in. >> people who entered the united states without our permission are illegal aliens and illegal aliens should not be treated the same as people who enter the u.s. legally. the american people never accept immigration reform unless they truly believe there government is committed to ending future immigration. >> because we live in an age where terrorists are terrorizing our borders, we cannot allow people to pour into the u.s. undetected, undocumented and unchecked. >> sean: how times have changed, they sounded like baby donald trump.

now they want open borders. sanctuary cities, sanctuary states, they want to get rid of a i.c.e. and all the hard work that they do altogether. it was one of the more fascinating moments, they kept urging the president over and over. can we talk privately? please? that's a sure sign that they knew they were out of touch with the american people. can we please do this privately? pretty please? take a look. >> at the point is, there are equities to be waived and we are here to have a conversation in a prayerful way, so i don't think we should have a debate in front of the press. let us have our conversation. >> that's our proposal. if it's good then come it's good now and it won't shut down the government. >> president trump: we could build a much bigger section with more money. >> lets debate in private.

>> we came in here in good faith, and we are entering into this kind of discussion with the public. >> president trump: it's not bad, nancy. it's called transparency. >> let's have a conversation where we don't have to contradict in public the statistics that you put forth but instead it's a conversation about what would really work. >> sean: let's have the conversation in public, and instead of working towards a solution, and moments after that tense exchange in the white house, and that the time of economic uncertainty, and the market in the move, and the luxury -- trump shut down.

>> if he sticks to his position for a $5 billion wall, he will get no wall and he will get the shut down. this trump shut down, this temper tantrum that he seems to throw will not get him his wall and he will hurt a lot of people because he will cause the shut down. he admitted he wanted the shut down and it's hard to believe that he would want that. the president said things are working quite well at the border but we want to give him the same thing he had last year. if they work well last year they should work well this year and it shouldn't shut down the government. >> amazing, check couldn't look him in the eye when it comes right in front of him but he doesn't have anybody to debate or refute what he's saying. actually, chuck, the president said he would own it, he's willing to fight for his promise for the american people and that national security is that important to him. he says he owns it. and nancy pelosi gets back to

the security of capitol hill. he actually then questioned the president's manhood, telling her fellow democrats, it's like a manhood thing for him. as if manhood could ever be associated with him. this wall thing that shows you i get into a tinkle contest with the skunk and you get tingle all over you. that's the leader of the democratic party. you watch in the first three months, this will be entertainment at its highest level. let's contrast those petty statements. >> president trump: i don't might have an issue of border security on my side. if we have to close down the country over border security, i actually like that in terms of an issue but i don't want it to be an issue.

i wanted to be something that the country needs that's not really an issue, but it's common sense in the country needs it. we need protection. we need border security. we need security from drugs that are pouring into our country coming in right through that southern border. we need a wall, and part of border security is the wall. chuck's problem is, when we last closed it down, that was his idea and honestly, he got killed. he doesn't want to own it. and i said rather than us debating who's owning it, i will take it. we closed down the country, i will take it, because we are closing it down for border security and i think i win that every single time. >> sean: ownership, responsibility, keeping promises and the courage to fight back all while some criticize a present style. this is why the border wall will get done one way or the other. he is the disruptor in chief and finally promises that are made

that are being kept. that's the same reason why the bipartisan prison reform bill will likely pass congress and become law. soon, nonviolent, low risk offenders will have a chance to contribute to society without unreasonably long prison sentences. this is good for america. everyone is again nonviolent, very important, especially those who are first-time offenders. we should have a chance at redemption. member this scene, thinking the president and thinking the country for the second chance. he spent 20 plus years in prison for one drug offense, and now others like alice marie johnson currently in prison and they will be given a second chance. despite real progress across the country on multiple fronts, trump derangement syndrome has devastated some of america's worst so-called journalists. of course that includes "new york times" hacked paul krugman. this is the most insane thing i

think i have read in "the new york times" and that says a lot. that's tweeting out an article along with climate change. and paper filled with anti-trump rage that employs a person that calls the united states of america evil? it's also misplaced. mr. krugman in 2017, the u.s. actually let all countries in reducing carbon emissions. i guess journalism is not one of his strengths. what else would you expect from "the new york times"? and for the record, paul, america is not perfect, no country has ever been but there's never been a country that has accumulated more power and abused it less and acutely did more power and it used it to help advance the human condition more than the united states of america. of course you and your biased

newspaper so-called of record need a history lesson. joining us now with a reaction to a our monologue, dan bongino. fox news contributor tammy bruc tammy bruce. the best part of today it was, it should be public, dan bongino loved it. the other part is, i will take ownership of the safety of the american people, absolutely. it's worth fighting over. >> they dropped a huge l on this today, they lost big. something happened that should indicate to everybody watching just how badly they lost that interaction in the oval office with trump. you see how quickly not only they jump to the camera, but then on capitol hill, there was a flurry to get to the cameras again. they couldn't reframe this thing any quicker, but they realize something happened they are right in front of the country. they were put on the spot with a simple question. will a wall increase border

security or not? and chuck and nancy flubbed it, there is no mulligan. we all saw it, they dropped a huge loss and trump expose them for what they are. >> look at the cost along with the american people. i've been down there 18 times, horseback, helicopter, boats, all-terrain vehicles, i've been out with these guys and seen it upfront. the center for immigration studies calculate a staggering 63% of households, led by noncitizens, using at least one welfare program and it's costing the american people $70,000 per year. criminal justice system, health care system, educational system. we pay per illegal immigrants 70 grand per year. >> we are generous countries and americans are realizing that there are better ways to do this

and having the chaos. but 80% of the fentanyl comes in through the southern border. this is about life and death for americans and citizens that come into this country. we want to stay the country that people want to come here. but also, with that scene in the oval office where democrats continued to clown themselves, it's the best chance for americans to see president trum president trump's commitment to transparency and throwing them that kind of meeting. but $5 billion for a wall, that's a lot of money in human history. they were able to find 150 billion for barack obama to give to an american enemy, to the biggest state sponsor of terrorism around the world and to a country that murders americans and kidnaps them and holds them and it disappears them, they found 150 billion for that but they can't find

5,000,000,002 secure the american people. why is that the case? why does $5 billion to secure the border, why is that not possible for them? but they found that kind of money, and extraordinary amount of money. since 1990, the five sectors where we had built the wall, over 90% of illegal traffic was ended. that cut it down by over 90% in every single place where we build a serious secure wall and barrier. that's what we know, that's what the american people want and that's what the president must, and i know you would agree, must play hardball here. he is our only chance to get these things right and stop the wall. >> sean: i like that he owns it. we all make decisions in life and i think the american people

respond very favorable to this. he also has another option. by the way, lindsey graham said, don't give up mr. president. we have a $750 billion military budget, this is not a national security issue. at the end of the day of the president needs to go that route, i don't see any problem in that being plan b. >> let's put this in context. this is not nichols that we are talking about, but in the scope relatively speaking about federal budget, it's nothing. the fact that as tammy indicated correctly so, we were able to shovel pallets of cash to the iranians but we were not willing to dedicate a fraction of the budget to secure our southern border with a wall that the american people know works, is ridiculous. it's not just a national defense issue though. secondly, it's an economic issue. milton friedman said it best,

you cannot have open borders and a welfare state of the same time, it's a mathematical impossibility. it doesn't work. >> sean: went great analysis by both of you. when we come back, we will explain one thing. government shutdowns, most of the government stays open. and ted cruz will join us. also for dead and for wounded in france at a christmas market, and authorities are treating it as a terror attack.in we will have that plus a special announcement, straight ahead just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long.

>> the people of the republican party are losing their offices now because of the transition. >> we gained in the senate.

>> when the president brags that he won north dakota and indiana, is in real trouble. >> what we did win north dakota. >> sean: while chuck, north dakota and indiana were democratic hands. did president trump continues to forge ahead and earlier tonight he tweeted this. thanks to leader mcconnell for agreeing to bring a senate vote on criminal justice this week. these historic changes will make community safe safer and tremendous taxpayer dollars. it brings hope to many families during the holiday season. joining us now with reaction to this, texas senator -- we have the new beard thing going on. i didn't know he had that. ted cruz is with us, good to see you. i think you have had more money thrown to you in that election.

>> with they spent over $80 million against us, and they increase turnout by over 100% but thankfully we turned texans out and turn the republicans out and we ended up winning statewide. >> here's what i want to ask you. i remember when in 2013 or 14, when you did the filibuster and i watched those for a good part of the night, i could tell you actually who supported you. i watched you and then there were predictions that he just lost as a senate. i watched the president today and i'm thinking, this is what people want from their elected officials. to fight for the promises they made, they were fighting for health care then and he's fighting on borders now why don't we see more of this in the republican party? >> i think you are exactly right. the american people have for a long time been frustrated with

washington, frustrated that too many elected officials don't follow through on their promises, and they want us to do what we said we would do. i watch that whole exchange with the president and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and i think the president was terrific. he said we will secure the border and build the wall. one of the surest indications on how unhappy they democrats were in that exchange is come over and over again, nancy pelosi said, can we turn the tv cameras off? we are not supposed to be doing this publicly. you can tell she's scared and the cameras are showing that she and the democrats are for open borders and the president is fighting to do with the american people want which is secure the border, build the wall and keep our country safe. >> sean: i was down with rick perry on the border, and i've been down the border 13 times. i sat through a security briefing, 642,000 texans were the victims of crime in a seven

year period. but here's my question. i have to give lindsey graham credit. here's my question. everybody seemed to fear a government shutdown. don't essential services continue? the elderly will get there social security checks, medicare continues, so why the big fear about the shutdown? >> essential services continue during any shutdown, and at this point about 70% have been appropriated. now i personally hope we don't have a shut down but i the president is absolutely right to say the american people want the border secured. they are opposed to do border security and i'll tell you that's a big reason why the republicans grew the majority of the senate in the election, and

winning texas is because the american people want the border security. >> sean: let me ask you about mueller and where we are with us. first of all your thoughts on the double standard, hillary clinton, the reigning in one deal 20% of our uranium, nobody investigates that. they went back to the clinton foundation, and that's the bulk of the information for the phis applications. nobody talks about that. the money that pays for the dossier was funneled through a law firm. they are trying to claim donald trump has camping financial issues, and as a lawyer, do you see that? because i do not. >> at the department of justice needs to investigate serious allegations of criminal conduct. the one of the frustrating things over the last two years

as we have not had sufficient accountability in the department of justice. i want a department that is faithful, and we will see that at the department of justice. we need to make sure that everyone is held accountable. >> sean: i had this woman alice marie johnson. how'd do you feel about the prison reform bill as long as violent felons are not included? >> i think we are about to have a major bipartisan victory. i'm a longtime advocate of criminal justice reform and i think reducing mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders makes a lot of sense. there are far too many young black men in prison for decades for simple possession, and

that's not right. my big concern, you just put your finger on it, we should not be releasing violent criminals. violent criminals are totally different. what happened last week, i drafted an amendment to this bill that excluded violent criminals that said we will focus nonviolent criminals but, murderers and violent criminals will stay in jail. they took my amendment word for word and i'm now supporting, i'm a cosponsor and i urged mitch mcconnell to take it up and schedule a vote. just today he announced, we will pass this, which will be a major, major bipartisan victory. >> senator, well said. it's good to see you. i'm getting used to the new look. if it gets wider and longer, next year you could be santa claus. storm back up next, next year aa

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>> sean: breaking news, this is a fox news alert. ap is now reporting that general michael flynn has requested probation and community service. earlier today there was also a deadly shooting in france which is now being treated as a terror incident. trace gallagher joins us live in our west coast newsroom tonight for the latest on both of these stories. >> let's begin with the shooting. the attack happened near the stroudsburg famous christmas market which is one of the city's biggest attractions. the same christmas market was the focus of an al qaeda plot

back in 2,000, although it remains unclear if the market was targeted this this evening. the gunfire came in several bursts, sending people running and panicking into nearby buildings and restaurants. authorities have now confirmed that four people are killed, and a dozen wounded. six of the injuries are said to be minor. investigator said the 29-year-old gunman was born in strasburg and is well known to local police as a terrorist suspect. in fact before today shooting, police converged on the suspects apartment in connection with an armed robbery earlier this week. it grenades were found during that search but the suspect fled the apartment before police arrived, despite heavily police presence at the christmas market, the suspect also got away there. they do be believe he has links to extremist groups.

separately tonight, we should say that breaking news ahead of his sentencing for trump national security advisors, they are now asking that flynn get probation and community service instead of jail time. this is key because prosecutors have also agreed that retired army lieutenant general should spend zero time behind bars. the sentencing is next week and prosecutors have until friday to reply to flynn's request for community service. they are asking for 200 hours of community service, no more, and no jail time. >> sean: he spent only 33 years serving his country. trace gallagher, thank you. i think he's been through enough. we will continue to monitor both of these stories. also at u.s. district judge has ordered stormy daniels to pay president trump for her legal

fees. meanwhile, more signs of corruption. did the clinton foundation lead the irs? we were told in part these are minor infractions, similar to a speeding ticket which is only bad if you are a republican. joining us now, john solomon. sara carter, gregg jarrett. did the clinton foundation mislead at the irs, and why was the home and the whistle-blower, why was that home rated? >> i think that one whistle-blower -- and by the way that's not a whistle-blower that will be testifying thursday. i think there was concern that the government wanted to make sure that they were still at the proper storage facility. in 2005, utah regulators were reviewing their license to

operate in the state of utah and they said, we see some missing data on your form. you should amend your form. not disclosing your fund-raising fee is on the line, amend that and we will get that licensed. in the clinton foundation said, no thanks. i go through about 2,000 pages of documents on this column and you will see numerous instances where they have a consent agreement and they admit to wrongdoing in mississippi. they are forcibly, involuntarily closed it down in massachusetts over a technicality. they don't have a perfect record in complying with regulatory compliance and that's one of the issues that you will see thursday during the hearing with mark meadows. >> sean: it will be fascinating. let me go to gregg jarrett. i know all of us know william campbell. that's going to be a big issue only because that, too, is connected to the clinton

foundation. we knew that they were bribed with money, extortion, and kickbacks. between that and the dossier that comey admits he never verified. all of these clinton issues are now definitely going to be in the forefront. my sources tell me, and a major way, in spite of all the double standards that exist until this point? >> yes because it's a crime to confer against a foreign government or anyone in exchange for money. one has always wondered why the clinton foundation wasn't seriously investigated, not to mention hillary and bill clinton. at the same time they were investigating the russians over this extortion, bribery, and money laundering, et cetera, it turns out there were four people in charge of that investigation.

robert mueller, james comey, andrew weissmann and rod rosenstein. i write about all of this in the book, in my book the russia hoax. and you know, it's obvious in addition to those individuals that loretta lynch's department of justice opened a sham investigation that quietly vanished. why? longtime friends of hill and bill. >> sean: all right, i know you spent a lot of time with william campbell. we had a spy. let's talk about russia. in pruden's network, we don't have enough uranium. they ended up getting this approved by hillary clinton and eric holder and then the money flowed back to the clinton

foundation. how could anybody seriously talk about russian influence and not deal with uranium one deal and not deal with the fake phony dossier that she paid for that was used to influence the outcome of the 26th. >> there are several things here and i think you hit it right on the money. william campbell, i was talking to him just as recently as this week. he had all this information and was delivering it in very specific -- to the fbi handlers, he specifically told them about pay for play. how the russians were planning on to influence hillary clinton in the foundation that they hoped for. during that time, 2009 and 2013, this is an area where the fbi was investigating. the investigation was never shut down.

william campbell spoke to them and we know there are other whistle-blowers coming forward. so something is shifting, something is happening and hillary clinton and the foundation are being investigated. we will just have to wait and see what they find. >> sean: i know everybody is frustrated because this has been a one sided investigation. and i think you will all confirm with me, my sources tell me that all of this is coming out. the dossier, the phis abuse, to the uranium one deal. >> i think you are right. >> lots of field indictments. >> sean: i have good sources. great work all three of you. when we come back, nancy pelosi, really? mocking the president's manhood after the beat down that she and chuckie got today? find out who is a world, and a big programming announcement

coming up at the end of the show. ♪

♪ >> sean: what we've been talking about all night, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer clearly rattled after their meeting. it talked about the president's manhood as he support security at our southern border. whose world is it going to be tonight? fox news contributor jessica tarlov, she has two shows because one is not enough. let's just talk about, can we pretty please with sugar on top get these terrible cameras out here and negotiate a loan? because you are making us look bad and it's embarrassing.

talking about manhood in a tingle war and calling the president a skunk, i think it was pretty one-sided. and the president said it, i will own a shutdown. >> being manly is a burden, of all people i understand that. but being manly is a wall that will prevent more people from being killed, i support that. she's mixing metaphors with a a tinkle, don't down my leg, and you don't want to pass a bill and find out what's in it. trump totally exposed her, and now they are running back to try to spin the story. not a lot of money he's asking for, 5000000000 out of 4 chilean dollars which is like loose change in a couch.

>> sean: and it's not like 150 billion like obama gave the iranians. >> it was their money. >> you go with that, keep going. >> i will go with that because that's what happened. nancy pelosi smoked the president, 100%. she showed him up, she fact-checked him to his face and he couldn't stand it, so he got angry and took responsibly for the shutdown which he didn't want to do and mike pence sat there with his eyes closed meditating or whatever was going on there because he couldn't even deal with how badly trump was being beaten by chuck and nancy. >> i want the president to be a little bit angry. he played golf and a fist bump. >> i'm jared kushner, hay and b.s., no big deal, i will help you get through this. >> sean: you know the american

people have put up the pole earlier. we seen the drug trafficking, human trafficking, the known terrorists, isis, al qaeda, all the crimes committed by a small percentage but we have to keep the american people safe. >> of course, but chuck schumer is offering $1.6 billion. i would take the deal if i was him because by january 3rd he won't have any control of that house and he thinks he can get the border wall passed through. and he's not going to get a better deal. so take my friend and run, my friend, to the oval. >> it was the schumer shutdown last time, i think it takes a lot of guts that trump owned for the shutdown. >> he was a petulant child. >> it's not going to be like promising to shut down gitmo and

not delivering. >> i had everything ready. i want it. >> sean: let me tell you, i've got a decision. when we come back, a big announcement to share with you. be right back. is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today.

♪ >> sean: program announcement. tomorrow the first lady melania trump will be visiting two military bases and the aircraft carrier uss george h.w. bush. we will be there. we'll take you behind the scenes and have an exclusive sitdown interview with her aboard the aircraft carrier. the full interview will air tomorrow night 9:00 p.m. easter eastern. hope you will set your dvr. remember, we will always be fair and balanced. we are not the destroy-trump

media. here's the question you have to ask yourself. are you happy that somebody is willing to fight to keep their promises? i personally find it refreshing. if you don't like the combative style but it gets us tax cuts, the end of bureaucracy, conservative justices and you'll get as a border wall. that's all the time we have left but let not your heart be troubled. the news is not over because laura ingraham is up next. hello, laura. >> laura: i am excited about your interview with melania. i love her. she's so great. she is still under covered by the media who just anything connected to trump, they will try to trash. >> sean: they are mean and abusive to her. i have gotten to know her. smart, lovely, amazing. on the hope america gets to see that tomorrow. it's so unfair what they've done to her. >> laura: i hope she does more of these types of events. i