self-identify as knitting. we will be back tomorrow. 8 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. good night from washington. where is sean hannity? >> sean: in vietnam. >> tucker: good morning, vietnam. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." a ton of news. we will get it all in. it's 9 p.m. in our nation's capitol and 9 a.m. in hanoi, vietnam, where the second historic summer between president trump and kim jong-un is over. coming up tonight my exclusive interview with the president. we will take you inside this week's historic meetingings. we will cover also a wide range of topics. the fight for the border wall and michael cohen's testimony and the mueller report that is

predicted to be out week. what is the democrats's cham of a hearing and the green new deal and more. that interview in minutes. without a doubt one of president trump's greatest strengths in my opinion is he is a good negotiator. he is willing to walk away from a bad deal. a key principle in his best selling book "the art of the deal." if the media cared to understand who he was they would read it. in north korea the president's mission is clear: full and complete denuclearization. the president vowed to walk away from anything else. he said it over and over again. even over and over this week. yesterday, he made good on that promise. take a look. >> we spent all day with kim jong-un who is -- he is quite a

guy and quite a character. i think our relationship is very strong. but at this time, we had some options that we decided not to do any of the options. we will see where that goes. it was a very interesting 2 days. actually it was a productive 2 days, but sometimes you have to walk. >> sean: sometimes you have to walk. president trump is not the first american leader to walk away from what is a bad deal. time for a "hannity" history lesson. 1986, president reagan walked away with gorbachev. democrats and the media attacked reagan. one year later he got the deal epted -- we wanted and the soviet union collapsed and the rest is history. >> the implications of these talks are enormous and just beginning to be understood.

we proposed the most sweeping and generous arms proposal in history. we are closer than ever before to agreements that could lead to a safer world without nuclear weapons. we won't abandon the guiding principle we took there. we prefer no agreement than to bring home a bad agreement to the united states. >> sean: look what happened. that's what leadership looks like. that's peace through strength. it's worked again and again. bribing dictators doesn't do well with the clintons and kim il. at the time reagan did not reach a deal. when he ran for president so many on the left suggested reagan was a california cowboy that would lead us to a nuclear

holocaust. the cold war ended without a single shot fired and the berlin wall came down. the bribery strategies we see b enjoked by the left. -- envoked. clinton promised it was a good deal for the american people. obama 150-billion dollars in cash and cargo planes right there on iran's front door. now the deal is totally defunct. iran never stopped pursuing nuclear weapons and never

stopped funding terror all over the world and president trump is more interested in protect be g being -- protecting the country than just having a feel-good moment. you would think when the denuclearization of a rogue dictatorship is on the table, you would think this is a moment where all americans would want to back the president's efforts, hope he can make a great deal. you would think they will encourage his efforts to make the world safer for our kids and grandkids. you would think they cared about world peace. that's not the case. yesterday in our nation's capitol the very day the president was meeting with kim jong-un, democrats schedule a hearing with former trump attorney michael cohen that was

a circus designed to embarrass the president during his historic trip to vietnam. the hate trump mob towed the democratic line. look at last night on msnbc. it was an utter embarrassment. they ought to be ashamed but never will be. the president in this historic meeting. a rare and important summit. huge, life altering implications to millions and millions of people. but the hate trump media obsessed with the testimony from michael cohen who was just convicted to lying for congress and will be headed to jail for free years. -- 3 years. when we showed the images last night of president trump and kim jong-un fake news barely covered this historic event at all.

news busters today. they dedicated their coverage to michael cohen and spent only 12 minutes on the summit in vietnam. cnn and msnbc pretend to be news organizations and claim they are objective. that's a joke. they are merely an extension of the radical extremist democratic socialist party. that's why they echoed the shame from democrats that cohenclaim from democrats that cohen, whom they hated, now he is their best friend in spite of the irs and lying to congress. >> this was a blood, sweat and tears kind of thing.

you looked at michael cohen. the public is obsess because they recognize an every-man quality in cohen >> cohen gave us a picture, a building -- believable picture of the mna. >> we are seed a humbled michael cohen. a lot of it rings true. >> i was very troughed of him. of i was really proud. sean what happened yesterday was a disgrace. -- you would think they would be more interested in the safety and security of people around the world. i thought politics was supposed to stop at the water's edge. that's what top democrats told

us when obama was negotiating the deal that would give iran who wanted to wipe israel off the map, he was negotiating giving them 150-million dollars. he had a different opinion. >> the cost to our reputation in the world. we get a new president. we will find a reason to impeach him. >> it's unprecedented for a political party to interview to intervene to embarrass the president of the united states. >> some members of congress want to make progress with the hard liners in iran. it's unusual. we will see whether we can get a deal or not. >> i could go through the long list of democratic senators who

supported president reagan in his efforts to create a more peaceful world. those were the days when there was a bipartisan approach to foreign policy. >> sean: hypocrisy what you just witnessed. we had three days in a row of testimony. one public hearing schedule on the same day that the president was having the big summit meeting. michael cohen in this particular case was used as a prop for the democratic party. why? because their quest to embarrass president trump that means everything to them. what did we learn? pretty much nothing new except things that the democrats and these so-called news agencies won't focus on. michael cohen talked about there was no russian collusion that he saw at all. no crimes committed by the president. and hillary clinton bought and paid for russian dossier was chocked full of lies even about michael cohen himself. what did michael cohen gain from

this hearing? that the democrats -- well, he gained their friendship? no, he gained absolutely nothing. no one who cared about cohen and his family would have let him participate in this stunt. as a result, as i predicted on this program, because of his system. -- testimony michael cohen is facing more legal trouble. new criminal referrals were sent to the department of justice for cohen not registering as a foreign agent and another accusing michael cohen of lying to congress again over this claim as you will see. judge for yourself. >> you wanted to work in the white house? >> no, sir. i was extremely proud to be the personal attorney to the president of the united states of america. i didn't want to go to the white house.

>> is there a chance he will ask me to go to washington. would you go? >> 100%. >> michael cohen i look forward to seeing your future. >> hopefully it will be in washington state. >> let me know. >> i sure will. >> sean: you will think that democrats that are compassionate about people would recognize michael cohen and his family are going through hell. this is probably one of their lowest moments where they exploit for personal political gain setting him up for more legal consequences. it's beyond calculating and shameful and beneath the offices they serve. they don't care. what else do we expect from a party that cares more about making president trump look bad than rooting for a more peaceful world? this is a new, radical, extreme socialist democratic party.

we have seen anti-semitic and socialists, she associates with farrakhan and hates donald trump. at yesterday's hearing falsely suggesting that the freedom caucus chairman is a racist because he invited an african-american to the hearing. right after she said it, she denied saying. it look at this. >> the fact that someone would use a prop, a black woman in this chamber, in this committee, is alone racist in itself. >> mr. chairman, there is nothing more personal to me than my relationship, my nieces and nephews are people of color. not many people know that. you know that, mr. chairman.

to indicate that i asked someone who was a personal friend of the trump family who has worked for him and knows this particular individual, that she is coming in to be a prop. it's racist to suggest i asked her to come in for that reason. >> sean: that was a great moment for cummings and meadows after that. the person she called a racism prop spoke out. lynn patton had this message for the congress-woman. >> what i would like to ask the congresswoman from michigan, why does she take the word of a self-confessed perjuror white man over a black female who is highlily educated and rose up in real estate and spoke before 25

million people at the republican national convention and works in the most historic administration in history. that would be my question. that's more racist than being put up there as a prop. >> sean: this week both president trump and democrats showed their true colors. on one hand the leader working hard to negotiate a safer world. on the other, a democratic party non-stop chscheming to slander e president at all costs. sadly, this is nothing new. it's a year's long political war. it's gone on since he came down the escalator in 2015. in a few weeks we will learn more about democrats and their friends in the media how they worked to smear trump in 2018

with the clinton bought and paid for dossier. a judge just granted a motion in florida to unseal documents in the trump dossier case against buzz feed including a deposition from hillary clinton's foreign agent that used his russian sources, christopher steele. in great britain under oath, i have no idea if any of this is true. it's raw intelligence. this will know huge. -- be huge. we will have a one-on-one with the president. first joining us with reaction to other top stories. dan hoffman and dan and john solomon. john you have an article out that the democrats didn't care about michael cohen and hated

guts and said every nasty word about him, they put him in a very, very difficult position? >> yes, his legal jeopardy is real and extensive. we talked about it last night. i today i called around people who worked in the transition and said did michael cohen not lobby for a job? i talked to 12 separate witnesses who claimed that michael cohen repeatedly lobbied for a white house job and complained when he didn't get one. they range from the deputy director of the transition to a pastor in ohio who was a friend of michael cohen's. named darryl scott. he said i can't lie for my friend. he asked me to ask the president could he have a job in the white house? is the perjury trap that the democrats didn't want to set for their star witness. i think it will boomerang. >> sean: the other issue. two criminal referrals.

serious issues as michael cohen knows. what bothers me, dan bongino, they didn't care. >> no, they set him up for a violation he can't get out of because that's what they are charging manafort with. the biggest story that came out yesterday. ignored by everyone but this network is the dossier is dead. the collusion hoax is over. you know who killed it? michael cohen. they asked are you ever been to prague? prague is a central component of the dossier. that's where allegedly cohen went to coordinate this scheme. he's never been to the czech republic. >> sean: i knew that weekend where he was. >> he said something else. i overheard the speaker phone conversation. roger stone and trump about the

wiki leaks. i thought he was colluding with the russians. [laughing]. >> wiki leak said that was public information. it's been out there for a period of time. >> a part of the story under-reported from my own background with the extent to which the president used the information to hold kim jong-un accountable for nuclear facilities. nuclear. maybe we do make a deal to tear down the pyongyang nuclear facility. >> sean: that's the biggest facility. the president revealed we know where they are. >> that's an intelligence success to make the right decisions to serve national security issues. >> sean: our next segment with the president, obviously all of

those years and what he wrote about in his own book, john solomon, that's his philosophy. his career is up to the last second. i will walk. he didn't care at all. he would like to get it done. he wants a deal. but he would rather have the right deal. the one that is real rather than the photo-op deal. >> that's right. i said last night you will see what peace through strength looks like. sometimes walking from the table gets you to peace. last night using the intelligence he and not falling for a bad deal, that shows a president using all of the tools at his disposal. stories saying he ignored the intelligence, i don't get that. he uses intelligence to make the best negotiations for the united states. >> sean: and somebody willing, this is so important i will take a risk. if it works this is awesome. if not, we tried. we will try again.

i think so many other people are like they don't want to go out on a limb. >> watching the media do a bootleg 180. yesterday they said trump will get suckered by kim and will take a bad deal. then he walks away from pay -- a bad deal and which story is right? >> mueller, we will listen to him? >> and remember that nikki haley led the way with harsh sanctions on north korea but she got russia and china on board. >> sean: thank you very much. john solomon, the hill is where you get his articles. when we come back, our exclusive interview with the president

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denuclearize? he said i would not be here. you said that might be the best answer you ever heard. >> we are working towards something. we did not sign anything. it didn't quite work out. i was not satisified and perhaps he was not satisified. i decided this was not the right time to sign something. >> sean: we have known each other over two decades. "the art of the deal," one of the key components you say you always have to be able to walk up to the last second? >> yes. whether it's reagan or anybody. you have to be prepared to walk. this would not have been good for our country. and maybe he can look at it the same way. we get along well. it's of he is a different kind of a guy. i said this won't be working. i have a feeling something down the line will happen.

it will be good. .>> sean: your choice? >> let's a both. -- say both. we will get something worked out. >> sean: can you give us inside where the sticking point was? >> well, they wanted to denuke certain areas and i wanted everything. i didn't want to give up the sanctions unless we had a real program. they are not ready for that. i understand that fully. they spent a lot of time building it. it doesn't mean the world has to be happy. they wanted them to denuke and they would not do the full. they wanted to do some. i guess a lot of people would have said that's a great start. i didn't feel it was right. >> sean: last night you said, you said something at dinner.

i won't say it. i will let him say it. can you bring us into that dinner? >> well, no, first of all, he is a character. he is a real personality. he is very smart. he is sharp as you can be. he is a real leader. he is pretty mercurial. i don't say that necessarily in a bad way. but he was talking to the press a little bit. he is not big into talking to the press. the press came in. look, bottom line, i think he wants to get something done, but this was not the right time. vietnam, hanoi, where we are. they have treated us fantastically. they are proud of the job they have done. it's been an incredible 2.5 days. >> sean: you kept saying, managing expectations, you said i am in no rush. i want the right deal. the right deal for you is

complete denuclearization that is verified and on-site inspections on demand? >> it's a much tougher deal to make. maybe it won't get made. that's the deal we should have. you can't give up everything if you don't get that. the relationship is very good. he likes me and i like him. some people say you should not like him. why shouldn't i like him? i like him. get along great. we will see what happens. >> sean: let's go back to singapore where i saw you there. and hostages were released. remains have come home. interesting and most profound part was that no rockets have been fired over japan and the united states was being threatened. progress in that area? >> a lot of progress. a lot of progress not necessaryy

on paper. we signed an agreement. we will have a complete denuclearization. it was a document that was signed. it was a very good document. the fact he is also said he won't do testing. he said that recently. he said it again to me just a little while ago. he doesn't want to do testing. that's a big thing. no rockets. no anything. i believe when he tells me that. i will take him at his word. we will see how it all goes. we have a good 2 days. i don't think either of us were ready. >> sean: we will come back, more of my exclusive interview with president trump. we will talk about michael cohen and the mueller report and illegal immigration and the new green deal. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure.

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>> sean: during my exclusive interview with president trump in vietnam, i asked about the mueller investigation. his border emergency and the democrats new deal. i asked him about michael cohen who was testifying on capitol hill. take a look. 2 part question. number 1, what do you say about things he was saying? number 2, what about the democrats? i thought politics stopped at the water's edge in america? >> i think more than anything else the fact that they held it today where i am working on something very important for the world, not only our country but the world. was inappropriate. the democrat's hatred was so incredible, they could not help themselves. that's the way it is. as far as cohen is concerned, he is a convicted liar.

he defrauded at a high level. he has a lot of problems. it was interesting because he lied so much. i watched some of it. he lied so is much and yet he said when it came to collusion, the whole hoax with the russian collusion, just a witch hunt hoax and very, very bad for our country because it stops you from doing what you set out to do. he said no collusion. he lied about so many things, he might as well as lie about that too, but he said no collusion and everybody said no collusion. senator bur said no collusion. the house came up, the committee. nunez and all say no collusion. but it goes on and on. >> sean: 2 years? >> more than that. it was from the time i came down on the escalator with melania and it started shortly after

that. it's a terrible thing. and hopefully people -- no president should have to have that happen to them. it was so bad for the country. it's a hoax. it's just a terrible witch hunt. it should not happen to another president. i think i have been the most successful president in the first two years of office. if you look at the tax cuts and regulation cuts and all of the things you say so nicely on many of your shows. you look at what we have done for the vets and the military. 716-billion dollars and all of the things we have done. it's a tremendous administration. we have to fight this hoax that is going on. it's a shame. it's a sad thing for our country. >> sean: i was dragged into the michael cohen thing. i interviewed him many times on tv. he was never my attorney.

he said to me a dozen times that he made the decision on the payments and he didn't tell you. he told me that personally. >> he he made the decision. he is an attorney. whatever decision he makes you are supposed to rely on the attorney to make a decision. somebody said one of the very good republican members today said that he is supposed to be an attorney. he is out there doing all sorts of things. when you have an attorney, you are supposed to rely on your attorney. >> sean: attorney-client privilege? >> it's also called reliance. he was not much of an attorney. he went up today and people thought he was very bad. i watched some of it. i thought it was a terrible display of dishonesty actually. >> sean: a criminal referral today and the democrats didn't

care about michael cohen whom they called a liar a long time ago. the mueller report next week we expect it. based on -- >> i don't know that for a fact. based on nunes and everybody else including michael cohen. no collusion. this was all about collusion with the russians. collusion delusion. it's a shame. it's just one of those things. you live with it. you win it. i hope it will be an honest report. if it isn't, we fight it strongly. you look at what happened with the fbi at the top levels with mccabe and the dishonest and comey. >> sean: james baker thought hillary clinton should be indicted. >> that's right. baker was dismissed. strzok and his lover lisa page and that whole deal with the insurance policy in case she

loses. it's a very dishonest group of people. i have done a great service for this country by exposing this. when you look at what happened there and they call it justice. but it hasn't been justice. when you look at what has gone on, i am very proud of the fact that we exposed a lot of people. it's like 12 -- somebody said much more than that now. this is great dishonesty at a high level. >> sean: equal applications of our laws and we had a russian dossier against you and then used to spy on your campaign. we have a new attorney general. >> well, i think we have a great attorney general. i hope and i think he will do a terrific job. he is smart and tough. he loves the country and loves the department of justice. he loves the department of

justice and the fbi. bill barr will be exceptional. it has to be cleaned out. what has gone on there for years has been terrible. you look at ohr and ohr's wife who worked for fusion gps and did this phoney report, the fake dossier. boy, it's a hornet's nest. i think that bill will do a great job. >> sean: one last question. the immigration. you saw the vote in the house. you might lose some republicans. you will veto it and it won't be overwritten. about 23 million with all of the other things. >> that's a lot. >> sean: how much will you have? >> well, first we will build over 200 miles of wall. i will call it a wall as opposed to barriers or slats.

we need border security. you can't have border security watt a wall. if you didn't have it in ty hensley tijuana, you would have thousands coming across. -- you look at the number of people. if we had a wall we would not have to apprehend. people and drugs would not come into our country. the human trafficking is incredible. they don't come through the points of entry. they come through in the middle of the desert where you have open space. it's a dangerous thing for people to be voting against border security including republicans. republicans that vote against border security and the wall. i think they put themselves in great jeopardy. >> sean: in 10 years the next president won't have an airplane

or combustion engines or late and even birth abortions. everything is free. i assume social will never be in america. what do you think of that crazy proposal? >> i see well-known named senators. i look at them and they are endorsing it. what are they endorsing? >> sean: abortion during birth. >> 100 trillion dollars and you could not do it for that. it's not even the money. it's so ridiculous. no planes. let's not fly anymore. it's crazy. they should go with it. i love it. it's one of the greatest plans i have is ever seen as long as they are the ones that have to tell and not -- sell it and not me. i look forward to what the rest will do. >> sean: mr. president, thank you. as we continue our coverage from vietnam, i got an opportunity to

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>> ♪ >> sean: as we discussed with the president the democrats hard left turn is under the microscope at c-pac where young conservatives are preparing for the fight against socialism. >> president trump changed the whole psychology. we have gone from pessimism to

optimism. that's a major change. he ended the war on business and ended the war on energy and ended the war on success. so i am here with just one simple ask. join us to keep america great and join us to put socialism on trial. then convict it! >> [applauding]. >> sean: joining us is radio talk show host america first. dr. sebastian gorka, with fox news contributor morgan and dan bongino. it's interesting what the president said. i don't have to sell that. no airplanes, gas, oil. everything is free but we will take every penny you make. >> and alexandria ocasio-cortez had that on her website. they ran for it. it's a republican scheme! you have it on your website.

it's like the way-back machine. milton said about government spending and socialism. there are 4 ways to spend money, the worst way is other people spending other people's money because cost and quality never matters. >> sean: morgan, nancy pelosi when we send cameras to or district, we see homeless and needles all over the place and feces because people don't have a place to go to the bathe room. she is in the gated neighborhood of hers. she is a multi-millionaire. maybe she could build a homeless shelter in her backyard with addiction help. >> not a bad idea, sean. i don't blame her with living in that gated community in san francisco. this debate about socialism. when you take a step back, this

is about who is leading the world order. this gets back to china. with you being in asia, you are at the center of all of this. a decision of the chinese led world is a communist-led order. it's not democracy. it's not freedom. it's all of the institutions in which the united states has led since world war ii. the chinese have a different vision of that. when we talk about socialism and mock the left or make fun of the ridiculous proposals, i think on a serious note, i look at at a rising china, if we don't have the guts to confront them, the socialism discussion would be mute and we would see a communist lead world and that should scare everyone. >> sean: i don't disagree at all. china and russia and iran. we have a lot of problems in the world dr. sebastian gorka. that's what i like about the

president taking it on head on. and working on middle east peace as many of these countries are enemies. >> sean, american leadership is back. i gave a speech this morning at c-pac where i said there are all of these threats out there. we will deal with them. president trump is dealing with them. the biggest threat we face is socialism in america. the left wing media explode. i called alexandria ocasio-cortez green deal a water mellion. green on the outside and deep red communist on the inside. when they want to control your healthcare and ban you from eating hamburgers. that's communism. the 2020 election will be oppression and freedom.

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ask is >> sean: all right. fake news. cnn's don lemon. all right, he is at it again. he is trying to find racism when there is none. he has done this before making up conspiracy theories about fox news rapid your favorite host. on his show last night, i met him. i actually like him. in person. on the air, he is very leftist. but venting because he wanted to have congressman meadows on after congressman tlaib attacked him but meadows was

booked on our show. we thought ahead. about a week earlier. take a look. >> he is saying that the president can't be racist because he has hired this black woman? that is not how racism works. by the way, in fairness, in truth, we asked mark meadows to come on. i wanted to hear from him himself to explain, to have the thoughtful conversation. but he went on fox news with sean hannity tonight. >> sean: all right. i wish you could keep up with us in the booking department. no right wing conspiracy here. we are not trying to keep anybody off anybody else's show. at fox news, we use something called foresight and anticipation. we knew the cohen hearing was coming up and we booked him a week ago knowing he was on the committee. the viewer mail -- it takes a strong leader to walk away from the table. maybe kim isn't smile something much on the long train ride back. by the way, that is a great point.

he needs an airplane. all right. this show, please tune in tomorrow night and we will show you the question i asked. i got asked a question by the president at the press conference. i don't think fake news cnn liked that either. jason chaffetz will be the guest host as we head home. laura ingraham, you got into it with crazy jim acosta. what happened? >> laura: he was upset. i was getting ready cpac, my speech and eating breakfast. then i hear he is all upset because only you and the chinese and the russians got a question. then i'm reading wait a second, didn't like forbes or n.p.r. and a number of other outlets got questions but not poor jim acosta. we need to get a care package or something to him. bring the good seaweed, the dried seaweed you can get. elixirs maybe. he is having a hard time. >> sean: laura, we are talk show hosts. we do news. we do straight reporting,