thank you. >> tucker: will be back tomorrow night. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. we are going off the air, but taking over from new york, sean hannity. >> tucker: welcome to "hannity." buckle up tonight. we have a ton of breaking news and incredibly important issues to cover. i mean serious issues involving the rule of law, equal justice, equal application of our laws, our constitutional system, and of course, we have more information about the democratic party that is completely imploding, there primary and utter disaster. they are awful and terrible and trying to out socialize each other. breaking tonight, democrats are turning again to impeachment. that's how nuts they are. we'll explain all throughout the hour. plus, we will show you the latest despicable disgusting lies the shameless pandering a

former new york city, michael bloomberg, now trying to run away from his own words about minorities and tell us, well, my own words don't mean anything. his long-held beliefs, 17 years. really? it's frankly repulsive. it's a dishonest election-year conversion for the history books. and can you believe it? he's getting a free pass. michael bloomberg from the media mob and his fellow democrats. remember one the anti-semitic members of congress, they got a free pass from the mob and their fellow congressmen people? moral outrage as usual. we will have a lot more coming up. please listen closely. you've got to understand right now, if you are a conservative, if you are a republican in the united states of america, you have every, every single right to feel that you are not being treated fairly, that the justice issued in this country is not

equally-applied. you have every right to feel that way, because it seems that in this united states, on this night, only conservatives, only republicans, and especially people that like donald trump, i can get, all while democrats in the deep state can pretty much do everything without consequence. let me explain. as we speak, democrats have already begun what is their next psychotic, frankly insane, baseless witch hunt. they are actually plotting another potential impeachment. forget passing legislation. forget improving the lives of the american people and serving the people that put them in office. no, pelosi wants to round up another round of investigations over a tweet a few days ago on twitter, the president voiced his rightful outrage over what is an insane nine year sentence that roger stone could receive

because of process crimes. we will show you why that is so insane in a minute and news you won't get from the hysterical media mob. now, the president, he had no conversations with the attorney general as attorney general, bill barr confirmed today to abc. in fact, the attorney general, he takes orders from no one. by the way, he shown it. he needs to remain independent. the president does have every right to be frustrated and we as americans, we need to be concerned tonight and we should also be frustrated about a lot of issues, a lot of unequal justice of the law, because we have an egregious nine year sentence. roger stone. well, thankfully, the attorney general and the department of justice, they stepped in independently to amend what was a complete and total miscarriage of justice. and it gets worse. for example, the corrupt compromise congenital whil liar

himself, adam schiff, while calling an attack on the rule of law. i will explain in just a second. you need a bit of a history lesson. you need to learn how her justice system works. he said that impeachment is back on the table. this is insane. this is who they are and it doesn't stop there. yes, elizabeth warren, tweeting to reign in our lawless attorney general. no. and former obama attorney general, yeah, that guy will that was held in an attempt of congress. remember that guy? yeah, he said it endangers the fabric of our democracy. actually, you know what endangers the fabric of our democracy? unequal justice under the law, unequal application of our laws, a dual justice system with politically motivated, biased prosecutors, misconduct.

all of these things. this is a real risk at this time in american history. let me remind every buddy. you might not like to hear this. by the way, all you congresspeople, pay close attention. the chief law enforcement officer in this country would be the president of the united states. that's right. the president, who has not done so, by the way, who has not involved himself in these cases. he can absolutely if you want to, tell the department of justice to start investigation. they do not give up their right to freedom of speech either. the president can tweet. the president can speak any time or any place. let's go to where we are right now. remember roger stone. first arrested. another predawn raid. 29 agents. i don't blame them. they can't say no. but they were sent on a job to storm his home.

apparently, he has water behind his house. by the way, cnn reportedly tipped off. they were there to film it. how convenient. stone was charged with nonviolent process crimes. now, i'm sure he would have gladly turned himself in. all he had to do is call his lawyer and said, i'm going to have a raid at 9:00 this morning. he's got to be her at seven. by the way, as is customary with other nonviolent offenders in this country, no, they wanted a show. he didn't even have an active passport. by the way, an army of agents stormed into his house in the middle of the night because of orders from who? a team of trump-hating bureaucrats, overzealous prosecutors, clearly abusing power. clearly wanting to send a message. clearly wanting to intimidate people in what is frankly a repulsive way. that is abusing power. and remember the same exact

thing happened to paul. how convenient. remember the armed agents? predawn rain once again now, stone was ultimately convicted. obstruction of an official proceeding. aka, he lied to congress. that's what they said. five counts of making false statements to congress. one count of witness tampering. by the way, the witness defended stone. he said i didn't take any of his comments seriously. when he heard that he might face jail time, he said, no, don't send him to jail for this. it's stupid. because of those process crimes, prosecutors recommended 9 years behind bars for roger stone. 9 years. now, here's what the media mob will never do. they will never help give you information to put that in perspective. we'll do it for them. as of 2018, the median times

served for murder. guilty of murder. 13.4 years. roger stone is right there with that. he lied to congress. time for rape. assault. while my. robbery. 3.2. of salt 1.4. now, prosecutors recommending nine years for roger stone. for lying? you want the guy to die in jail? you don't want him to ever see the light of day again as a free man. now, do you understand why attorney general barr is frustrated? i'm frustrated. all of you should be frustrated. what we have been telling you for three straight years, welcome of these people are not being held accountable up until now. and it gets worse. we come to find out that the stone case, look at this.

the jury, a longtime democratic activist. ran for congress as a democrat. she frequently tweeted horrible things about trump and his supporters. she even tweeted in support of the fdi's predon raid mr. stone and his defense team are diligently reviewing new information concerning appropriate next steps. i don't trust the judge. it's clear the jury was tainted. if justice is to exist in this country, everyone pay attention to this. this case needs to be thrown out immediately. if we have justice in this country. you can't have a person that is that prejudiced. that is corrupt. tonight, the attorney general is under fire because, what?

he looked at murderers only get 4.5 years. well, if you commit rape, only 4.2 years. 9 years for lying? the attorney general said he will not be intimidated by the "do-nothing" democrats in congress. here's what he said. >> i am responsible for everything that happens in the department, but the thing i have most responsibility for are the issues of decision. i will make those decisions based on the right thing to do. i'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody. whether it's congress, the newspaper, editorial boards, or the president. i'm going to do what i think is right. >> sean: and by the way, so he shall. he is supposed to remain independent. he remained very clear tonight that he is staying independent. this has much to do, this is more than a painted jury. this is about a tainted and corrupt system that we have been showing you for three years.

this is a system as of tonight, where if you are republican or conservative and you like donald trump, you get predawn raids. you get years in prison. and what about all these democrats deep state actors that are corrupt that get off scot-free? okay, someone is convicted of lying. as corrupt as that jury appears to be. well, you know who hasn't been charged with lying and we know they like? well, let's take a look at this extensive list we have here. oh, look at "usa today." james clapper's perjury. they don't get charged for lying to congress. he lied to you and to the senate. loretta lynch, "lied during testimony of the hillary clinton investigation." cheryl mills lied under oath about the hillary clinton issu

issues. every time andrew mccabe opened his mouth, he was lying. that's "the washington times." in fact, he was fired for lying. all this is in the public. you can read it yourself. we put up the sources. the inspector general found that "he lacked candor." lacking candor means he lied. just like they accused roger stone and paul of. of course, how could we ever forget super patriot, jim comey, lying to congress about his decision to clear hillary clinton? remember, the timeline didn't add up. committing numerous crimes. as far as i am concerned, associated with the numerous classified information on the clintons. that would include the espionage act. also, what about the campaign finance violation? remember, the money that for the dirty russian dossier, put

together by a foreign national, went to perkins, a law firm. they paid christopher steele the money for the dirty russian dossier. it was then used later to spy on a president transition team in the presidency. back to buttigieg. not only was he untruthful to congress, but he also blatantly lied on fisa applications. so did rod rosenstein. remember, they signed off on an application that the top of a fisa verification verified. at the very same time, they had been warned, all of them. it was nothing more than salacious, unverified, bought and paid by clinton, put together by a trump hater by the name of -- that's not all. we know speed 23 was actually referred

per leaking highly sensitive government material. "he set a dangerous example." the many thousands more former fbi employees. despite these unprecedented findings, buttigieg hasn't been charged with anything. no predon raid at buttigieg's house. no fake news cnn cameras either. he is running in jail for lying on bank loan applications. he's facing nine years 4.2 years. wow. nine years for lying. rape, 4.2 years. he couldn't afford to pay his lawyers anymore. he actually pleaded guilty to lying after the people who interviewed him said, we don't think you are lying, and why did

they do that? they threatened to go after his son unless they made him lie when he said they didn't think he was lying. how sick is that? now, if you go further, you've got george papadopoulos. he is not convicted felon. he spent time in jail. countless other trump campaign associates spied on, wiretapped, surveilled, generally stocked by the deep state. coronavirus' fbi his own campaign, then transition team. he was illegally spied on. when are any of these people going to be held accountable? here's the point. this is serious, because we are talking about a two tiered system of justice. it has to be fixed. the frustration that i feel, the president feels, and i get the impression, i don't know, because he is independent, must remain independent, i do have faith in the attorney general.

i understand the attorney general's saying that when the president talks about these cases, it makes his job harder. i understand that. the president, i think feels like i do and many americans do. all these people, they all get the book thrown at them. all these other people, they seem to always get away with it and nothing ever happens. that's how we feel. i think we have a right to feel this way. unless we get this right, i worry for the future of our country, because if not, well, you might as well rip up the u.s. constitution. it would be meaningless. that's how serious it is. i am hopeful that your oma and i hope we get to a quick conclusion here. i have faith in the attorney general. i have faith in the 99% of good honest men and women that serve the fbi intelligence committee.

i can understand why he says that it's making his job harder. i can understand the frustration, because i feel it and so does every other american. when you look up the stark contrast here, it takes your breath away. equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws. the attorney general was clear. president has not asked him to do anything. i'm certain the attorney general doesn't want any such appearan appearance. i get it. the president tweets, if he is doing something it might get in the way and people that don't care about equal justice, they will take it out of context, because that's what they always do. the double standard, the stench, it reeks to high heaven. only the president's people have been charged. where are the indictments? when are they coming? when are we going to convene a grand jury? when are we going to show, we are ready have the evidence, premeditated fraud on a fisa court. lying to the fbi happen. lying on fisa applications

happened. the espionage was violated. again, it's about the constitution of united states, which is the foundation of all our laws. otherwise, it's meaningless. we've got to hold these people accountable, those that abuse power, broke the law, and were corrupt and lied. it's time to clean house, restore what are the important principles of justice. now, i understand the attorney general got in this late. he has to clean up the big mess here. the certain information that we already do know, we know that many of these people lied. we know many of these people lied, but only the present's friends or supporters have been prosecuted. they want to put stone in jail for nine years when the median time spent in jail for a rapist

is 4.2 years? the attorney general is right. i understand his need for independence. i understand the frustration. congressman, your thoughts. >> first of all, sean, there is one person you have to add. that's adam schiff. he uses chairman schiff to live. he lied to us about not knowing who the whistle-blower was. he lied to us by using that committee to actually tell us the fisa was okay. and then he lied to us one more time when he read the transcript. the only thing these people are guilty of that had to go to jail, they are guilty of the same thing that you and i are guilty of and we support our president. that is what the democrats only look at. they don't just take the president. they hate me, they hate you, they hate the viewers. listen to what you just put up earlier. this is all they know is impeached. if they had spent any time with this attorney general, he has the highest character of anyone i've ever been around. he is very independent.

if you ever talk to him about any issue, i've never known a man more independent than him. they already made the decision before the president ever put out an opinion. you know about the president? he gives his opinion to the american public, because he is more open and more transparent than any president we've ever had before. none of this is ever going to stop. impeachment will never end unless we change the direction of the house and we change the senate majority. that's why your viewers need to go to takethehouse.com to fundamentally change this, otherwise they will keep impeaching. >> sean: listen, you are making up right point. they are already back to more investigations, more impeachment. if we don't hold the senate and the president wins coming here we go. four more years of this garbage. let me go to the attorney general's point. donald trump has never asked me to do anything in any criminal case. he says when the president tweets, he's talking about speaking out about these very public cases. it makes it impossible for me to

do my job. i'm not sure why if the president is not telling him anything. the attorney general has made it clear. he is being independent, as he should be. the american people only see one application of laws. it's only if you are of this political persuasion. >> look, attorney general's between five has been the attorney general before. the only reason he came back is because of his love of the law. one of the greatest things about america is the rule of law that we have. he does not care about what anybody says about him. he's just doing the job and he's trying to bring back the rule of law in america. he doesn't care where it takes him. he just looks for justice. >> sean: i have faith in him. >> it doesn't matter who says

anything. he believes in the rule of law. >> i have faith in him. we already have a lot of the evidence. all right, congressman, you're right. got to win back the house. thank you for your time. "witch hunt." fox news contributor sara carter, former u.s. attorney. greg. >> while, the president has come as you point out, first amendment rights of free expression. it's one of the things that the americans like about him. he is allowed to say, wait a minute, this is unfair. this is a miscarriage of justice. it's a point well-taken. but democrats and the mainstream media are launching this brazen assumption that trump directed barr. he pointed that out today. he said that they represented him what they were going to do.

when he found out about it, he took action to correct the mistake. that's what you want in a good attorney general. it's the one i think that's well-side. let me ask you, sara carter. from your point of view, you talked to the justice department. >> well, look, sean, the democrats threat to basically impeach president trump again is like ripping this nation apart at the thread. and you made a perfect point there about the constitution, but i want to take a really quick to what is happening here. this entire case against president trump was built on lies. so, the democrats want to scream body murder, basically because they say that there should be a separation between political, traditional political considerations and the doj. but the entire case against president trump lead to all these casualties, which of course are roger stone,

lieutenant general michael flynn, and paul manafort. they have no ground here, sean, and it's really ripping our country up. it's the one i just fired off a list. "usa today," "the new york post," "washington post." , washington times. they are all saying all those people. they are reporting that they all lied. those people never got in trouble. >> you know the most common recommendation by a prosecutor is about one year. so, in this instance, they are seeking to punish someone because they don't like him or they don't like who he hangs out with rather than doing it based on the merits of the case. so, is the attorney general justified? you bet he is. it should be the democrats that are relieved. >> sean: at some point here, this evidence is overwhelming,

incontrovertible, and we've had it. all right, thank you all. when we come back, big breaking news. bloomberg in a total outrageous spin about his comments that many call racist. you won't believe the new tape also that we have uncovered tonight. that and more as we continue on this busy breaking news night. stay with us. ♪ do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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♪ >> sean: all right, michael bloomberg's campaign is in nonstop damage control. it shows him aggressively defending, this isn't even about stop and frisk. it's about his viewpoint. it's about a level of let's say, racial profiling that is repulsive. listen.

>> 95% of murderers are male minorities. it's true in new york. that's where all the crime is. >> sean: i live five years in rhode island, five years in california, two years in alabama, four years int georgia. i can tell you, it is a fact that people of all races commit crimes. new york city, specifically. what is he saying? he puts the word "all" in his remarks. all police are in minority neighborhoods. why? because that's where, according to bloomberg, all, not some, all of the crime is. really? that's not true. that is an absolute lie. that is racial profiling on

human growth hormones and steroids. it has nothing to do with stop and frisk. he was asked about his 2015 remarks yesterday. well, and tennessee, this is a flat-out total bunch of bunk. he said, don't believe what i actually said. that's insane. listen. speak on all think those words reflect how i led the most diverse city in the nation. i apologize for the pain that it caused. >> but why did you say it? speaker it was five years ago. it's just not the way that i think and it doesn't reflect what i do every day. >> sean: oh, you are not supposed to actually believe his own words that he didn't think would come back up. they don't actually indicate his true positions. he's taking zero responsibility paired he's not being honest.

no accountability. remember, he was mirror for two years. he did nothing about a change of heart. he doesn't say anything. now, he wants to run for president. now, all of a sudden, things have changed. this is why people hate politicians. this is why they know instinctively that they are dishonest. this is the type of swamp creature we always get. this is blind political ambiti ambition and an act. it's nothing but a slick multimillion dollar marketing campaign on his part and the problem for bloomberg doesn't stop there. he was defending a lending practice known as redlining which critics say discriminates against minorities and by the way is causing 2020 democrats to smell blood in the water. even they are critical. elizabeth warren saying, i'm surprised that someone running thinks that the economy would be better if we just let banks be

more overtly racist. beyond bloomberg's policy failures, he is completely out of touch with everyday voters. kind of an awkward moment earlier today in north carolina. he was telling a story about his childhood. his housekeeper, for everyone of you who grew up this way. >> i just wish my mother had lived long enough to see a crowd like this. what she would say to me is don't let it go to your head. i would say, what did you do? she would say, well, i played scrabble today. she would say, the housekeeper. i would say, mother, the housekeeper works for us. she said, that's an outrage and then she would finish by saying, you learned to play scrabble, you would learn how to spell. >> sean: a little different from my prison guard mother of 26 years and my dad who was also a waiter. herewith the reaction, former white house chief of staff,

nationally syndicated radio host. i would like to start with you. i don't know. i haven't had any one hired to play scrabble with me. i was washing dishes in a restaurant when i was 12 years old. >> yeah, my dad was an electrician and my mom was a seamstress. look, bloomberg is going to have to get ready, because not only is this going to be the most important three weeks of his political life to get to super tuesday, but his opponents are ready to pounce and they are going to break him as well. in the meantime, one of the best polls i've seen for trump that came out showed that a record amount of people said that they were extremely happy with their lives as they live today. that's a poll that is just devastating for the democrats as they enter into a proportional allocation of delegates all the way to the national conventions in this fiasco that they've brewed up without any way out. the dnc didn't do anything about their rules.

>> sean: larry, let me read this again. it says police stop white people too much, minorities too little. cops must throw up against the wall. okay, "must." i think cops mightn't get in trouble for doing that then, he describes the murderers and murder victims. they said one, not two. you can take a description. they are all male minorities. all. again, the word "all." you are arresting kids for marijuana. they are all minorities. he says, "yes, they are all minorities. it's true." why? because that's where all the crime is. larry, i live in new york. i can tell you right now, i've seen that kids that for example are white committing crimes. >> well, i think

michael bloomberg ought to not apologize for stop and frisk. he's absolutely right. almost 96%. the city is about 30-40% white. he has nothing to apologize for. now, the way he expressed it, of course, is not with the police are doing. they are stopping, they are questioning upon reasonable suspicion of a crime or that a crime might be occurring. the way that bloomberg expressed it in 2015 is not how the cops are doing it. people would respect him more if he simply defended the practice and talk about all the lives he saved. in the lives he saved are primarily the lives of people of color. >> sean: that is separate and apart. the policy is separate and apart for me. all crime, all communities. >> sean, you just said you've been living in new york. you know that white people commit crimes.

everybody knows that crime is not committed all by certain people. he was speaking off the collar. we know what would happen. he would be absolutely crucified. donald trump is calling him racist. i don't think that is fair either. i think they ought to knock it off and talk about whether the policy has been effective and it has been effective. >> but michael bloomberg failed to exhibit the basic amount of dignity and respect when he didn't know the microphone was on. the real character of that man was shown in that audiotape. that's the problem with god. >> sean: all right, thank you both when we come back, wow. that is spiraling out of control. total chaos. car♪ aleve it.

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♪ >> sean: all right, bernie sanders leading the radical extreme socialist democratic pack. it is making some democrats nervous, including james carbo, who bernie criticized as a political hack. he said, at least i'm not a communist. ouch. the architect fox news contributor. what's on the whiteboard? what did you bring? >> well, i brought two. they wanted me to bring three. all i could bring was two. all i can think about is this. they are going to represent 40% of the total at the democratic convention. after march 3rd, it will be 60%.

only two primaries. one caucus, one primary behind us. it's 22 for bernie, excuse me, 22-22. and then three others behind. but nobody is breaking, both rape and bernie are elected so far that would mean that they would need to get a remaining 60% of delegates. they need to win 60% of those to get 36% of the total delegates and get themselves to 50 as of the opening day in milwaukee. that looks like it's going to be awfully hard to do. >> sean: all right, so you think where we are headed is a convention, for sure.

>> i'm not certain for sure, because it could be that somebody on march 3rd breaks through and they just simply start rolling it up and someone tosses in their cards at the start of april or early may. if everybody stays in the fight, and look, bernie is going to stay in the fight, because he's got the resources and enthusiasm. bloomberg is going to stay in the fight, because he's got the money. let's see if he has enthusiasm. somebody else might be able to stay in the race provided they do well on march 3rd. but we are going to have probably five candidates get votes, because amy klobuchar, she's not going to be the democratic nominee in all likelihood, but minnesota boats on the 3rd of march. so is massachusetts. maybe biden is back in the race by that day if he wins south carolina. but if you are splitting up everybody on march 3rd between

four candidates, that means that we are going to have at least six candidates at the democratic national convention. that's a real high bar. >> sean: these comments of bloomberg. he has been running a slick marketing campaign, not showing up anywhere. it will these hurt him? absolutely. i don't know where those comments came from, but i know that one of the beneficiaries is biden. the reminder of his comments is not going to go down well with the majority of voters in south carolina who are african-american. >> sean: all right, carl all right, joe biden on "view" today. the really softball interviews he got on that hard-hitting new show. we have the low lights.

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♪ >> sean: all right, quid quo pro joe is good friends with the "the view," that hard-hitting new show. he was there with his wife, jill. they sat through some of the toughest questions ever asked in the history of journalism. take a look. >> this is a guy who has done nothing but good things his whole life, my son, and ran a food program, a whole range of things peer but look, it's what it is. we know it was going to be ugly. >> as a mother, how hurtful have these attacks been on hunter? >> they've been really hurtful. i mean, to hear your son attacked.

i expected that joe would be attacked but not your children. >> yeah. >> not your children. no one touches children. >> sean: he is not a child. he's 50 years old. meanwhile, they had their own agenda. that is to block bernie sanders. according to conspiracy television, that network isn't exactly feeling the burn. tammy bruce on foxnation.com. also laura logan. all right, let's begin with you. she was like, please, joe, can we help you? here's a lifeline, joe. we need you, joe. please. i'm all for joe. they can have joe. >> first of all, i want to say,

it's my job to remind you that i'm still standing and i'm not the only one. unfortunately, not enough. not enough. but there are a few. so, this is what i would say. for organizations like abc who pride themselves on being objective, on being in truth tellers, on just providing the facts and showing both sides, they really can't claim background if they don't kind of show both sides and if they don't push back and if they don't really do their jobs and present other points of view and challenge the person they are interviewing. this was, you know this was a somewhat painful interview to watch. i say that on a very compassionate human level, because it's just so obvious that biden is not where he wants to be right now on every leve

level. >> sean: you are not getting the billion unless you find the prosecutor. i think i would have spent at least, oh, the entire interview getting a straight answer. >> but they are i not interested in that. "the daily beast" even had a headline on this. they are not exactly conservative. they said that joe biden bombed on this program. there he is in this friendly environment meant to lift him up. that is clearly a given. he failed even in that environment. at one point, he expressed being confused and shocked that other candidates and other reporters effectively, i guess, were asking about his record and the record of of the people running. you see, this is what's new. they are not used too, and certainly his generational politicians, and certainly has democrats, are not used to actually running. to actually not having a next in line to where you are not

supposed to be asking hard questions, because that way, the people are kept out of the loop about what's really going on. i think even the viewers of "the view," and certainly of the internet and other programming, have become savvy enough to recognize the fraud that this is, that this really kind of laid out a template in a way of how politicians like joe biden have gotten away with this kind of stuff for so long. and as you noticed, look, hunter is a 50-year-old man. this also speaks to our concern about how do you go into public service and become filthy rich? that's why this story matters. that's why hunter biden matters. it's why chelsea clinton matters. as an adult woman, not as minor children, as they begin to play with the money that seems to be coming forth when you are a politician like joe biden. americans care about that. it matters to us because it speaks to corruption and the nature of what government has

become. that's where we are right now. >> sean: last 20 seconds. we only have 20. >> one thing i would add, sean, is that you have to apply the same standard across the board, right? they are off the table. if you look back at what the viewers had to say about them, you won't find that the same standard has been applied. >> sean: when we come back, yeah, alec baldwin, another rant. this time, he had a new low. we will cover hopefully what he said this time, straight ahead. ♪ and the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. so...magic mornings happen. there's a better choice. aleve pm.

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nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> sean: middle of the day again, the unhinged factor has been alec baldwin smearing president trump's supporters, comparing the president's time now to hitler. the guy that killed millions and millions of innocent people. it's official, the u.s. government is as lawless as the malignant dictatorships we have

hated in our foreign policy since world war ii. unfortunately, you're insane, alec. we will always seek the truth. we will never be the media mob. let not your heart be troubled because laura ingraham is here. hi. >> laura: i'm always glad when that dry eyes special effect comes up and i'm not the villain of the day. >> sean: come on, really? >> laura: i'm happy, yeah. >> sean: you really think one am going to choose you? >> laura: yeah. >> sean: you believe that? >> laura: yeah, let's coordinate with my staff and everything. >> sean: if you do something that deserves that, that's it, you're going to be villain of the day. you have to deserve it. alec baldwin is tough to beat. >> laura: i want to give real dry ice for your studio. you've got a fancy set up over there. i want the flames, i want the whole deal. okay? >> sean: you don't have -- you have a fancier set upn