9:00 p.m. hosting that show, live from new york city, we have a special surprise for you. >> sean: it's not a surprise! >> tucker: sean hannity. >> sean: who were you fighting with today? because you are always fighting somebody. >> tucker: all i am doing is standing up for myself. >> sean: there are people who want to silence voices they don't like. i've been through it, you've been through it, everybody has been through it. if you don't like the show, tune in anyway. tucker, good show. we believe in freedom of speech, expression. i don't believe in boycotts. i want all voices to be heard. welcome to "hannity," busy night tonight. democrats are very anxious, jerry nadler all of a sudden is beginning to sweat. they cowardly schiff? well, he's looking even more shifty than he usually is. he's the only guy caught on tape colluding with russians.y tell us what you have...

"we've got naked pics..." does? that idiot, he thought he was getting intel. let's investigate that guy. the infighting between pelosi, her radical base is getting and the fringe candidates running for president are more than scary, they are more than less than inspiring, their ideas are chilling, but the democratic party tonight are in shambles and for good reason. a multiyear arc russian collusion hoax was a failure. trump winning happened. they can't accept truth and reality. for grade investigations have exonerated the president. by the way, look at his presidency. a huge success. thank goodness, thank god, the economy is booming. the forgotten men and women, nearly 7 million americans off of food stamps, as many out of poverty. and we have the lowest unemployment, the best employment situation since 1969.

and yes, people left behind. every demographic are doing better, setting record low unemployment numbers in this country. that is great news, but the democrats? well, they are playing, i guess, whatever they always do, games. they aren't doing anything to help the american people. they don't have any agenda that's going to solve our problems. it's a card they keep playing over and over again. russia, russia, russia. a may briefly investigate 100 times we look at the conclusion we want. it doesn't work that way.k their desperate effort to keep the russian collusion hoax, the conspiracy theory alive for as long as possible? well, chairman jerry nadler, the judiciary committee, the intel chair, that's frightening, adam "the cowardly" schiff are forcing bob mueller to testify into public on capitol hill, and he said he didn't want to do it, and he's going to stick to the report. we will see next wednesday. i don't think it's going to work out the way they think.

i'm almost certain. according to the ap, the democrats are beginning tort listen to "hannity." t they are worried about next wednesday's hearing. i'm excited about it. they should be. robert mueller has long said that the report will speak for itself. zero charges for obstruction of justice, and that was decided,tr as it should be a special counsel loss, they actually read it, the deputy attorney general and the office of the legal counsel. those questions have all been thoroughly answered in the exhausted, franklyns political, poorly written, horribly law based, 448 page report. meanwhile, republicans should focus on the litany of what our unanswered questions that we have previewed on this program last night, we are going to do a full hour tomorrowve night. the political bias, prosecutorial misconduct, politics, conflict of interest, so many other crucial topics will finally get the attention they deserve.

going to come from the republicans on the committee. it's coming, that comes as the democrats' frenzied calls for impeachments, they are actually going quiet. look at this froms, "politico," the prominent house advocates acknowledge the push has slowed to a standstill. that means, if you want to go ahead, great. but that's going to guarantee trump's reelection and the republicans get control of the house and senate, and we can solve more of america's problems and help the forgotten men and women even more become richer, raise the standard of living,p and become energy independent where the strait of hormuz will never matter to us again in terms of strategic foreign policy. that's not stopping nadler's never-ending subpoena party. looks at what he wants now. he wants to now plan, again, to forcibly interview a boat load of current, former administration officials as part of what is now the fifth official -- fifth official! duplicate investigation into what we already know, there was no trump-russia collusion or conspiracy.

the cowardly schiff, the guy on tape colluding with the russian guy? well, he is conducting a separate, sixth investigation. how many bites of the apple do they want? president trump summed it up perfectly. he wrote "democrats want to ask 12 more people who have already spent hours with robert mueller, spent a fortune on lawyers in doing so? how many bytes of the apple can they get to before working on border loopholes, asylum, and may be jobs, and keeping america safe, secure, and prosperous. do you wonder if they care about anyone in the country besides themselves and their. psychotic rage and hatred towards trump? this is beyond a psychosis. now, democrats don't care if they bank of private citizens' legal bills, but not only did they testify before mueller, they want them to enter the same answers they've given to the house committee, senate committee, the mueller report. how many more times -- this is

harassment! they should bew caring about wt is a desperate situation at the border.. they do not care about the so-called dreamers or daca, which they claim they used to. refused to sit and talk with them. the only thing democrats seem to care about is smearing, besmirching, slandering the president and destroying anyone and everyone who supports him.an quite frankly, this is beyond sick. a great deal maker is now in the white house. he's willing to negotiatee even with you people that hate him with both sides of the aisle on so many different issues to move the country forward. to help, let's see, the carpenters, the plumbers, electricians, the nurses. and everybody else in america, raise their standard of living. is that what they are focused on? no. because the people on the left and their buddies in the media mob cannot see through the fog of their own rage to sit and come through the table and solve

americaic south america's problems and make america a better, saferer place for our children and grandchildren.pl what a novel idea. they are still excessively talking about conspiracy theories, hoaxes, and lies they've been pedaling for over two years, and a stack of frivolous subpoenas from the washed up lawyers in the democratic house. let me get back to my monologue. by the way, i have advice for people. if you've gone and cooperated and you've answered the questions again and again, my advice is you may want to say, i'm done. fifth amendment, i don't have to say anything. just an idea, but what do i know? i'm only a talk show host. with much more, our own catherine herridge, who's done a great job, who has broke so many aspects of the story on so many levels. what do you have to know? >> the committee signing off on a dozen subpoenas today, almost all have nothing to do with russian collusion, instead focusing on alleged obstruction of justice by the president. the democrats claiming that there is still more defined after robert mueller's lengthy two-year investigation. the former special counsel's

public testimony next week is already causing a lot of heartburn on both sides of the aisle. the judiciary led by jerry nadler and intelligence led byou adam schiff have allowed two hours for a morning and afternoon session on july 17th. that means about two dozen lawmakers will never ask their questions, and that violates a long-standing practice known as house rule 11 that says every members gets five minutes to cross-examine the witness. >> i don't even get a chance to examine him? this is plain wrong. i have been elected just like everybody else here, and for the leadership of this committee to decide that there is only certain members and time for only certain members to be questioned, even on your side of the aisle, is just plain wrong. >> listen to this exchange where chairman nadler will not explain how they will cut down special

counsel muller's testimony when the two hour time limit runs out. >> how will you actually expect to stop the hearing next week? >> i will repeat what i said a few minutes ago. this line of discussion, frankly, is beyond the spoke of this and i will not comment further. >> republicans could use a number of tactics to run out the clock, effectively derailing the democrats' star witness. sean, and thank you for the kind words.s. >> sean: remember back -- we had the independent counsel statute, ken starr. nadler didn't want that which as a matter of law had to be made public. the special counsel where people like nadler wanted to change, the attorney general was the one who would get the report, didn't want to release any of it.rn as we know, attorney general barr did.wo more importantly, we got to see the full thing except for several partial sentences, and now mueller is testifying, and everything they use do not, now they want, and now they do not want it.

>> it's worth noting that the democrats are very focused on these allegations of obstruction of justice and the mueller report is two volumes and it's that second volume on obstruction that virtually hasll no redactions, yet they continue to seek witness testimony about the underlying evidence.he >> sean: well said, they got to see the entire document themselves, unredacted completely, in spite of what they've been saying, some of them publicly. great work, as always. catherine herridge in washington. while house democrats waste your money invested getting their conspiracy theory, for the fifth and a sixth time, the organization tasked with electing them, the democratic congressional campaigne, commite are also playing dirty tonight. noti surprise. according to a brand-new report just breaking moments ago, investigative reporter "the hill"'s vice president, john solomon. so that democratic allies can access all of this expensive material. if they have the link without

technically violating any campaign finance laws. we will have more on this in a moment, but first, we do turn to the doj's internal watchdog, the inspector general, who has now been hard at work looking for the serious abuse of power and corruption that we've been telling you about. according to the doj, inspector general michaelel horowitz, his team has reviewed more than a million records and conducted a hundred interviews into the fisa abuse and the finding of this probe. we expect in the middle of may, late may. that timing now is in flux because of two reasons, a last-minute interview that became available with christopher steele. i think he's worried about what other people are saying about him. over the course of two days, nearly 16 hours, the author of hillary's bought and paid for dirty russian dossier sat down with our investigators. p of course, the clinton bought and paid for op research wasli a very basis, the bulk of information of the fisa warrant

applications against carter page backdoor literally spying on the trump campaign, the trump transition, and even the trump presidency. as former fbi director andrew mccabe put it, we didn't have the phone he, bought and paid for dossier, i'm adding these words, no fisa. have expressed so much outrage at the thought of trump-russia collusion all using what we know now as a one unverifiable document, filled with russian propaganda investigation. they dated first to rigged the presidential election, and then secondly to bludgeon the president that they didn't want to win. my message to jim comey andn. hs friends in the deep state? you may want to remain silent, the truth shall set you free. come to think of it, in comey's case, might be the exact opposite.ru here with reaction, fox news contributor sara carter, gregg jarrett, and tom fenton.

good to see you all. i will start with you. what's so interesting toto me about this, what my sources have told me. i'll get to you, sara, tom to weigh in, i was told horowitz was done. people who already talks to them, they sense they might be in trouble andme they wanted to add more to the record. >> steele is critical because he can blow the lid off the conspiracy in the fbi. he could say i warned them that this is unverified and unverifiable information. it was "raw intelligencece based on limited intelligence," end of quote. he's got to say that because he said it under oath. in a civil lawsuit. to say otherwise would be perjury. so, and he will also expose the information mongering scheme

that the fbi used to hide the source of all of this information and lie to a fisa court. so he is a critical witness. as far as harless is concerned, his problem as he can only compel those who are current fbi and doj employees, and they always engage in what is called a phalanx strategy to protect their colleaguesir and protect e institution, which is why durham's investigation is vital, because he can compel people with subpoenas to testify in front of a grand jury. but people like comey will invoke the fifth because he's in legal jeopardy. >> sean: interesting. i don't doubt -- i don't think you are wrong, let me put it that way. sara, let me go to you. it's interesting now, as we get closer, oh, we want mueller to testify. now they are trying to prohibit congressmen, elected officials -- originally, remember, they wanted somebodyal else to do the interviewing of other people. like, no, that is your job. that is why you are elected. not some unaccountable lawyer

because you're afraid to do your job. not only are they trying to silence members, but they are starting to realize, uh-oh, this could boomerang like everything else. mueller is now on record three times on one position and that is about obstruction. it was clear there was no collusion. that's the fourth time now we've got that verdict. here's the problem. at first he told bill barr, it was never a consideration, the doj policy, our constitutional considerations of whether or not you could indict a sitting president. first he said that, barr and others, they all heard it. then he had a nine on the half minute disaster -- and i don't even know he was reading somebody else's words -- then barr bailed him out in a joint statement with the special counsel at attorney general. my point to the question is, it didn't impact, it didn't impact for five hours, it didn't impact again. that, to me -- once he says, no,

that wasn't a consideration. we didn't have the evidence to make that decision. it's over. >> that's right, they have no place to go, and then realized that now. they are trapped in a corner, sean, and this is what the democrats are coming to terms with. all of this has backfired onan them. it's backfired on them, and in the face of the public, it's backfiring. because there are so many more critical issues that the democrats and republicans really need to be working on. immigration, for one. health care, so many more issues that are important to the american people. education. but yet, they are focused on taking down trump. and you said it earlier, it is like trump derangement syndrome. right? they can't let it go. they just don't know where to go with it now. so here comes mueller, we are going to see him next wednesday, he is going to testify. i do not believe -- and really, on the structure of the law, that he is going to go outside of his lane in the testimony had to go outside the report. but remember this, the

republicans can ask them lots of questions. and i'm going to tell you, there is going to be some surprises. i'm hearing from sources that they're going to be some questions -- >> sean: don't give too much away. >> i'm not! i know, i know. i'm not going to give too much away. but definitely, the audience on the viewers need to be well aware that things are going to happen come next week. and i want to go really quickly, before you move on, toov christopher steele. look, this is a former mi6 fory from great britain, that is not trying to dig himself out of a hole and he's looking for every loophole to dig himself out of. i do not want to let him skate away. he knew when he turned that dossier in that it was garbage. the dossier is garbage. it's disinformation from russians. he didn't care. why? he made it very clear to bruce ohr at the department of justice that he did not want president trump or then candidate trump to be elected. >> sean: that's when he used

his dossier, and they were warned on numerous occasions, one time in 2016 by bruce ohr, that steele had an agenda and it was not verified. we have told this audience that he said he didn't know if any of it was true. now i go to tom fitton. i suspect sara is right. that is that mueller is going to stick to his script, which the script is the mueller report. low, long, meandering, answers to run out the clock. but the fertile ground is what the republicans can ask for.bl when did you know there was no conspiracy? why did you only pick democratic donors? why did you put that guy with the worst, the most atrocious history of withholding exculpatory evidence, losing 9-0 in the supreme court, putting innocent people in jail -- why did you let him hire your entire

staff, which we just learned today, because there is there's a group called the judicial watch, that actually got andrew weissmann's emails, if i'm correct. tom fitton? >> yeah, he was doing the hiring of these anti-trumpers for mr. mueller. we also have the document showing that steele was not only on a clinton payroll, dnc payroll, but he met with the fbi and was paid 11 times. the democrats do not care about what we are saying. >> sean: you say they paid for the same lies? >> oh, sure, and he was working for the russians at the same time.. >> sean: amazing job if you can get it. >> quickly, the democrats realize the issue with mueller's testimony. they're trying to protect themselves by limiting, breaking the rules of congress to get trump again, not only with subpoenas, but destroying the rights of members themselves. the focus is doing whatever it is they can within their powers

and without their powers by harassing subpoenas to target trump. it's about getting trump. so, you are right. there's a risk in doing this. they don't care because they think they will be protected by their colleagues in the media. and they are going to try toro t anything they can out of mueller. they are going tory continue to harass the president, not only with subpoenas targeting his presidency improperly, but himself, personally. so you've got this personal and presidential harassment unprecedented by congress with these subpoenas asking for core white house officials -- theyna know they'll never testify but they'll have to spend a lot of lawyer money having to deal with it. it's really an abuse of power. >> sean: i'm saying enough. they should just say no. here's what i want to ask you, though. it's presidential harassment. also, who can afford the lawyers talking to this congressional committee, the senate committee? >> you invoke executive

privilege, and if you are forced to testify, invoke the fifth amendment. if you testify the earth is round, its perjury and they'll accuse you of lying. don't do it.if >> sean: let me ask you about andrew weissmann. this revelation is huge.ug this is a guy who lost tens of thousands of jobs, beaten in supreme court, 9-0. was at hillary clinton's victory party, did all the hiring for mueller. he's for one position, the other position, back to the old position. >> he has a book deal.ll >> sean: weissmann now, he can write all the books he wants. >> it underscores the malevolence of bob mueller hiring a team of partisans on your screen. a guy with a long history of getting caught threatening witnesses and hiding evidences.

"license to lie," a great book discloses all of his offenses. yet mueller knew this and wanted him to be his chief lead prosecutor. i've written a new book. it's coming out in a couple of months, and it w discloses some astonishing stories about andrew weissmann. >> sean: all right, thank you all. by the way, tomorrow night, we will bring up all the questions we want bob mueller asked. i'm happy. i'm actually glad he's testifying. surprise you? tune iner tomorrow night. coming up from a civil war brewing in the democratic party. the real speaker, ocasio-cortez, speaker in name only pelosi, the public view has come to new heights. senator lindsey graham here later. and at the end of the show, best video you've seen in your life. out of control. and i have an offer for congresswoman ocasio-cortez. straight ahead. ♪ ahead ♪[upbeat music]

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new dems, essentially as a segregationist. i addressed that. how they are interpreting and carrying it to another place is up to them, but i'm not going to be discussing it any further. >> sean: it's getting nastier because according to "the hill," william lacy clay taking sides, saying what a weak argument. you can get your way because you're getting pushed back, you resort to using the race card? before adding, i agree with the speaker. four votes out of 240 people. who cares? this democratic circular fire squad is also forcing the media mob. they love their democrats. they are the spokespeople for the democrats. msnbc, fake news cnn,he three networks, "new york times," "washington post." in the media mob is taking sides. let's take a look. >> she's taking some real risk in pushing them away so aggressively. >> to me, it goes back to the optics. you have an older white woman frankly who is very powerful,

who understands how congress is run, going up against four women of color who are young who looked like a democratic base. >> democrats, we have to get rid of this and this infighting is nota helping. i do not know going toto race right away. that's where you go right away?l i thought that was a bit much. >> people who are here now, all you young people, you're on the shoulders of a whole bunch of people who came before you. did you sit these moderates down and say, listen, we've got to put this together. >> if you aren't going to do that, you aren't allowed to [bleep] about this! if you want to move it, let's get a move! >> sean: joining us with the reaction, republican senator lindsey graham is with us. you know, senator, why would i ever get in the midst of a good fight like that? interesting squabble. but you can see -- think about this, speaker pelosi pulled everogether, you have something to say to me, say it to my face, not on twitter. cis now, you've got to give congresswoman ocasio-cortez credit. she went right out and slugged right back. i'm like, good for her. a lot of courage.

>> what does this really mean? i think republicans are more likely to take the housese back because of this breakdown because there are 31 democrats who hold congressional seats where president trump won their congressional district. what does it mean for these 31? if you cross aoc, and the fab four, you are going to get a primary.ot if you vote with them, you will lose in the general election for the biggest beneficiary e the republican party and president trump because the policies these people are pushing are so out of the mainstream. if you are one of these 31pu democrats, sean, you've got to pick between the energy of the fab four and the practicality of nancy pelosi, you are in a no-win situation. >> sean: may be i've only in politics 30 years, on radio 30 years on the fox, i've been here at the beginning. you can see it in my hair. here's what i'm thinking. the modern democratic party,

they want open borders, take down the walls, laws are walls are now immoral. they weren't when obamaw was president. now you have no other choice, medicare for all prayer they want higher taxes. these 2020 candidates support the green new deal. everything is free. everything. and, by the way, no oil,ew gas, the lifeblood of our economy, no combustion engine, eventually no cows and planes. why am i thinking, if i'm donald trump, i'm a happy guy tonight? >> if i'm president trump, i'd go to florida and show up next november and get reelected. >> sean: is that all it's going to take? >> literally, mr. president, if you are watching tonight, enjoy this, be quiet. because here's what they are saying. they are going to decriminalizee crossing the border illegally. and once you get here, they will give you free health care. how many people in the world do you think will take us up on the offer, come to america, no more

criminal liability, and when you get here, we will give you free health care. this is insane. it's insane! >> sean: but then you've got this whole other side, and somebody wanted me to ask you a question tonight, so i'll ask it. they are obsessed with a fifth and sixth investigation! the fbi concluded, house intel concluded, bipartisan committee, and the mueller report! no conspiracy, no collusion. that means there is no underlying crime, unlike killary, subpoenaed email, bleaching, all of that. you've got the ability to bring in andrew weissmann, who we learned today was responsible for hiring all the clintonor donors, even clinton's attorney for robert mueller. you are going to do that?

>> i'm going to let horowitz do his job to tell us what happened with the fisa warrant process. d i'm going to explain to the american people that everybody was investigating trump hated his guts and liked clinton. i'm going to help tell that story, but i'm not going to do issues his report. we will try to lay out the facts of the case and in the future if you apply for a fisa warrant you have to tell the court, by thehe way, the chief informant here hates the person they are looking at, it's not verified. so i will do that, here's what i want you to understand. the democratic party is imploding. that's bad for america. the immigration policies are no more criminal liability, you get free health care, abolish i.c.e., and even if you go to court and lose, you still can't be deported. that's insane. >> sean: i've been down to the border 14 times.

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just a question. >> that's a good question that'll be out in due time, i'm sure, sean. given the horrifying nature of the allegations against jeffrey epstein, it is perhaps not surprising that some estranged alleged details are emerging about his lifestyle. here are some reported by other news outlets, unconfirmed by fox news. "new york magazine" reports that he had a human-size chessboard in his new york city mansion, with scantily clad figurines modeled after his of employees. "the new york times" reports he had a mural showing him standing in the center of a prison yard, a premonition perhaps? the source of his wealth is largely unknown, although bloomberg reports that epstein once ran a money management firm for the very rich. and the "associated press" reports that the man who runs both charges near epstein's private island in the u.s. virgin islands said that everybody called epstein's "pedophile island."

there will doubtless be many more salacious stage details to emerge. in the case of mr. epstein, who, as has been well-documented, has privately been friendly with president clinton and trump. sean? >> sean: what they do not say about trump, thank you, jonathan, in our west coast newsroom, donald trump threw his out of mar-a-lago years ago. because of his behavior. they kind of curry get that key detail. i wonder if he had something on trump, he would act this way. a number of prominent politicians, with ties to epstein, by the way, expected to be ensnared in the growing scandal. by the way, chuck schumer, he got thousands of dollars in donations from the convicted sex offender. going to donate to contributions here now is fox news correspondent geraldo rivera, fox news contributor, former secret service agent dan bongino. so, i've covered this story a little while back. the media in 2016, they didn't want to go near the story

because "the new york post" says, the lolita express, orgy island, i didn't make those names up. they say, and it has been reported, and i have not confirmed, i will just say what's been reported that i have not confirmed, bill clinton was pretty friendly with this guy. this same bill clinton that mess around with the intern in the white house, pretty young girl at the time. right, geraldo? >> i don't recall that. >> sean: i think you broke a big story at the time. >> i think epstein will be revealed as an equal opportunity bipartisan sleazebag when all is said and done. i think, sean, the most shocking thing is how prosecutors in florida and new york dropped the ball. if it wasn't for the "miami herald" and the renewed interest in this case, he would have gone basically scot-free after serving that ridiculously lenient sentence. >> sean: pam bondi said this

last night, she has prosecuted these pedophile cases, and one of the hardest things is the victims don't want to testify. by the way, think about it. if they do, they are going to sit there and be cross-examine and relive the horror of that? >> the evil, though, and it is important to remember, as parents, and parents of daughters, the evil was that he set his sights on the most vulnerable young girls, 14, 15 years old. if he had just used his billions to lavish, you know, indulge himself with hookers, i would not be morally outraged. >> sean: wouldn't be an issue. read the "daily mail" article, dan bongino. "i was 14 and i had braces." i'm like, that's evil. that's robbing some child of their soul. and that's why this matters. >> this story is really beyond grotesque.

when you read the details, and you don't need to be a parent. being a parent, it makes it even worse. but any sane, sentient being reading these details is completely horrified. but sean, the other thing about this case, it's really bothersome. geraldo is right, there has been some decent journalism on it, but some of it is displaced. this criticism of acosta, trump's cabinet secretary, alexander acosta. was the case prosecuted well? no, i think we can all agree on that. was a sentence lenient? people don't understand, the federal system acosta was working in as a united states attorney for southern florida, there is no specific federal sex crime charge that works like a state charge. >> sean: i've got to be honest... god forbid this happens to a kid. how do you ask them to relive that? and that has to be part of the

evidence. i would be torn. >> they had a 53 count federal indictment drafted against this guy, and acosta did not pursue it. he chose to step aside and let the state prosecutors handle it because he says he wanted to ensure? >> sean: what about the grand jury in that case? >> i believe that epstein seduced everyone from politicians to prosecutors with his fabulous money. >> sean: sad. sad. you touch a kid, it's evil. by the way, even the worst, hardened criminals, you know this, they can't stand those people. >> sean, can i make one last point? if this was a state case, they would've put this guy away for a very long time. federally, it was not a great case. >> sean: southern district of new york is the best. >> yeah, they are. >> sean: we've to run. when we come back, remember the former trump campaign staffer that said trump kissed her on the lips? we got the video that totally exonerates the president.

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♪ >> sean: back in february, a staffer from president trump's campaign filed a lawsuit alleging president trump forcibly kissed her on the mout: in 2016.fe last month, a judge tossed a lawsuit and yesterday lawyers for the president released a video of the alleged incident and it's even slowed down so you don't miss a thing, which appears about as exculpatory as it could ever be -- exonerating the president. take a look at this. [laughter] >> oh, thank you. >> sean: look at the slowed down version of the video. it shows the president didn't

kiss the woman on her lips. that was a friendly goodbye -- hello, thank you. goodbye. she seems okay, too. wow, these are the types of lawsuits because of trump psychosis rage? anyway, guess who is back in the news? rosie o'donnell. one will there be a law where enough is enough in an interview? a hollywood liberal takes a shot at the president's daughter as if this family hasn't got shot at every other day in even worse ways. this is pretty low even for rosie o'donnell. >> talk a little bit about ivanka trump, and what donald trump is doing with her. >> i don't know what he's doing with her. >> i mean, politically. >> bad things with her for a very long time. there is a creepy incest feel that's very prevalent amongst donald trump and his children, at least his daughter. very creepy. i don't know. i think she's, like, a talentless, not intelligent,

nonpowerful woman. >> sean: you would know a not intelligent, talentless person really well.t that's low, even for you. coming up, the president's attorney rudy giuliani. i will excuse rosie but here you are, the president having a great time, saying goodbye, a kiss on the cheek, slow it down, i will re-rack it and show it. this is...n, this is every second, every minute, every hour, of every day, attack the president. >> lucky we have the footage. some people just believe it, and i think it's because the media, a lot of the media, has created this hysteria about the president.ed i mean, the whole mueller investigation was infused with that. this investigation never should have happened. they printed the wildest, craziest lies, and they never apologized for it. so i think people feel empowered to say anything they want. i mean, something like that t should have serious sanctions

so it doesn't happen again. >> sean: mr. mayor, you are in albania tonight, and i know you are there for a particular reason, which is 100 years of freedom.edo but with the iranian is resistance. here's what i want to ask you. we know where the economy stands.. obama-biden versus president trump, best employment situation since 1969. records for every demographic group. but, on the issue, look at everybody's foreign policy positions, especially by then. $115 billion on thees tarmac cashing in currencies for the mullahs of iran, i'm having a hard time ever understanding bribing dictators, saying and chanting "death to america." >> one of the problems here, people died as a result of it. obama sent biden to negotiateem the status of forces agreement in iraq. of course, as he did every time he dealt with foreign policy, he failed miserably. we pulled all of our troops out

and 120 of these people were killed by the iranians. and it took herculean efforts by this organization, me, a number of others, to get these people finally brought to albania so we could fulfill the promises to protect them. they were abandoned by obama, abandoned by biden. this is the epicenter for the iranian resistance, where i'mby sitting right now they broadcast 24 hours a day into iran like they are the voice of america they weree shunned by the obama administration. ofthe obama administration wento far, some of these people were killed, and luckily this administration, he supports the resistance movement -- the president does -- resistance has stopped him at a lot of protests are going on inside iran. this is a greater alternative to that horrible regime.

>> sean: if we could overturn that regime, it'd be better for the entire world. they foment in terror, they fight proxy wars, they have 100 billion extra dollars because of obama and biden. when we come back, this video is off the hook insane. absolutely nuts, you probably have not seen anything like it. a man losing it completely. all caught on tape. plus, i have a special offer that i will be making to congresswoman ocasio-cortez. that's straight ahead. s ♪ congresswoman ocasio-cortez. that straight when we started our business congresswoman ocasio-cortez.

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>> women on dating sites! you think i am making that stuff up? [bleep] everywhere i go i get the same smishing with the biting lip. shut your mouth, you are not god or my father or my boss! dude, do you want to step outside? do you want to step outside? you shut up, too. >> you son of a [ bleep ]. >> stay in the -- >> oh, my god! >> sean: well the guy did bump the other guy. oh, boy. in the end, no charges. the man left with a cheese bagel. we hope he gets anger management counseling. before we go tonight, i'm going to extend an offer to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. i know she watches the show. she's on twitter. she tweets about the show. i want to give you an hour, an invitation to come on the show and have a discussion and by the

i will invite you on radio show, 618 of the best talk radio shows in america. i will give you three hours there. we get a lot of criticism on the program. we will talk, we will have a conversation. i hope you will join us. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, i think that is a good offer, would you take it? >> laura: i think we might've done the same thing a couple months ago. no luck at. >> sean: listen, i'm in the car driving home, i can't watch your show every second! i watched the rerun! >> laura: i'm just glad you're following in my footsteps, hannity. i'm just kidding! i think it is a great offer. >> sean: you know what, really? >> laura: you cannot take a joke, okay? you are this mixed martial arts champion in my mind. >> sean: yeah, that is what i do. you know what we do on pain day, mysql ensei does this thing to calcify your arms. i do all that. >> l