have a great evening and stand by from new york city, the beating heart of american media, the great sean hannity, who's going to take over tonight, seven seconds early. >> sean: by the way, i agree completely, handshaking, elbows, elbows, tucker, that's it for the future. >> tucker: elbows. >> sean: thank you. it's not exact with karate, it's called mixed martial arts, i will tell you about it one day, thank you. welcome to hannity. a lot of frustration percolating all over the country. madness, frankly blame lashing out, finger-pointing and, by the way, as usual, breathtaking lies, breathtaking hypocrisy. it's sad in the middle of a national emergency and a pandemic, but that is our reality unfortunately. some zirconia measures from some state governors are being met with protests nationwide. plus, rightful outrage over the chinese communist dictatorship. yeah, new reports showing that china may be actually profiteering off the virus that

they let spiral out of control. this after, of course, they stopped all travel in and out of wuhan, but only to other parts of china, they allowed international flights in and out of wuhan province. we will have a report coming up tonight. first, we just witnessed more blatant, malicious deception, smears, lies, besmirched men, from the mob and the media. look at this article in "the new york times." it is entitled "a beloved bar owner was skeptical about the virus, then took a cruise." this woman's name is -- pretty much all but accused yours truly of murder. the story featured a well-liked new york bar owners -- his name was joe joyce. apparently an avid fan of fox news. first, i want to stop. i want to extend my sip of the two's friends. so well-liked apparently, his family, his loved ones and mr. joyce apparently was a very special person. i'm sure this is very hard on all of them.

and so many other people that are dealing with what the president deals with -- what the president calls an invisible enemy. the times claims that something i said in early march, march 9th to be exact, joyce decided it would be okay to take a cruise to spain. now, they claim he ultimately contracted coronavirus, didn't quite tie to the cruise completely and sadly he passed away. now, this is where "the new york times" slander begins. in order to smear yours truly, they literally -- this woman exploited amman's' tragic death. she willingly, maliciously, purposefully took something i said completely out of context and as proven by all my past statements that "the new york times" was very well aware of and it gets worse. there were remarks that she used, they were from march the 9th. taken out of context.

-- those of the remarks that she referred to in her slanderous peace. that is slander. that is libel. forget about me and all of this. politicizing a tragedy, this "new york times" so-called writer reporter, whatever she is, has added to the pain and suffering of a family that deserves better. this was all done to vilify this program in this channel. and that's not all. as reporter joel pollick of breitbart.com and the multiple other outlets, to their credit, pointed out, that when "the new york times" got caught spreading the light -- in other words, wipes, they already took the cruise. we messed that up. what they did, they didn't make a correction, they didn't highlighted change, they just try to sneak it in, a stealth edit in the article. in other words, to include a more accurate timeline considering they botched at the first time. and by the way, that completely contradicted the entire thesis of the article.

a real journalist, real newspaper would admit that they were eloped wrong, issue a corr. in an interesting way there stopped at it is nothing but an admission of their guilt and an example of how they try to cover up their smear, their slander, their lives and everything else. belafonte, she's a hack. she works for a disgraceful organization, the same people that lied russia, russia, impeach, impeach. and kavanaugh, kavanaugh, the same people that protected clinton, the protected call me, the deep state. annette never investigated the biggest abuse our corruption in history, they were too busy spreading conspiracy theories. and more hoaxes. and by the way, get another example of beyond journalist malfeasance here, they're culpable. and quietly editing the contact when they're caught red-handed. by the way, that's not where the story is. it gets worse for them. on february 20, 3 days before mr. joyce decided to go on the

cruise, the same hack attractively for his death, ella fonte, she tweeted this. "i fundamentally don't understand the panic. incidence of the disease is declining in china." by the way, the virus is not deadly, vast majority of cases. production and so on will slow down and will obviously rebound." okay. that is the type of behavior -- by the way, same "new york times" five or six days after the president but the travel ban in effect, that would be the same "new york times" that said who says it's not safe to travel to china? bad advice they are too. this is the kind of rampant hypocrisy, negligent behavior that is so widespread. this is the 99% of the mob in the media and i call them a mob for reason. they are nothing but state-run print, state-run tv. they are the allies of all things radical democratic socialist and extremist. tonight their pattern of misconduct can be broken down

into three categories. let's look at one. "the new york times" played down, they ignore the virus. number two, they politicize the virus. remember? they used to call the president a racist with the travel ban. they accused the present, fox news, yours truly, this program, not taking the virus seriously enough. they were given all the evidence to the contrary. more details, let's look at our conference of timeline. "new york times" january 8th, they reported "there is no evidence that the new virus is readily spread by humans. okay. keep in mind in january, china was involved in a massive cover-up in the information that we were getting was full of lies, completely inaccurate. january 14th, world health organization, remember them? we pay those bills. chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human to human transmission. january 15th, covid-19 -- well, remember it wasn't even on nancy pelosi's radar. top democrat in the country is all smiles. she is doing the selfies, giving

away tens, signing off on her big impeachment stunt with commemorative everything. but only a week later, january 21st, the first case, january 21st, the first case of coronavirus in the u.s. on that very same day, even america's top expert, who i have a ton of respect for, has spent -- he has saved lives all throughout his career. he didn't understand it either, he was being lied to too. dr. fauci said this is not a major threat to the people of the united states. january 26, fauci reiterated the virus is "very, very low risk to the united states. i'm not attacking dr. fauci. he was working with chinese lies as spread by the world health organization. then of course i had him on my show on january 27, 2 days lat later. people like buzzfeed publishing a headline, don't worry about the coronavirus, worry about the flu. cnn was saying that on march tho that. january 31st, box tweeted is this going to be deadly

pandemic? no. same day, "washington post" published a piece with the headline "how our brains make coronavirus seem scarier than it is." now the president, he doesn't seek the advice thankfully from "washington post," the media mob, box, any of them. because ten days after the first case emerged in this country, your president emma president donald j. trump made the boldest decision to ban travel to and from china. he declared a public health emergency. it is incalculable -- incalculable -- how many untold thousands of americans did not contract this disease and untold american lives were saved. by the way, he got nothing but criticism, racism, xenophobia, fearmongering, hysteria. this decisive action though, ten days after the first case, it bought us time, it saved us from an immeasurable amount of suffering. the mob in the media, they were outraged.

fake news cnn accusing the president of using the coronavirus to spread fear and racism and xenophobia. told you they are just echoing quid pro quo joe. washington post, early february, there headline was this, "why we should be wary of an aggressive government response to coronavirus. february 4th, what was nancy pelosi doing? or member she was doing a little -- she could have a public, well, temper tantrum, preordained of course, but the president's state of the union address it -- the cameras -- by the way, the president that night was talking about covid-19. she was busy ripping. and get this, february 5th, your beloved "new york times," the same paper accusing me of downplaying the virus when just the opposite is true, and i will prove it, ran this headline. who says it's not safe to travel to china? "new york times" was advising you to go over to china. that was dumb. the coronavirus travel ban is unjust, they said, it doesn't work anyway. two separate democratic debates

in february, not one candidate on stage mentioned the coronavirus. not one. meanwhile, new york city's health commissioner was also downplaying the threat of the virus. take a look. >> the risk to new yorkers for coronavirus is low and that our preparedness as a city is very high. there is no reason not to take the subway, not to take the bus, not to go out to your favorite restaurant. >> sean: now, let's fast-forward to february 24th. remember, trump put the travel ban in effect a month earlier. okay, we're in the middle of a public health emergency. there's nancy pelosi showing up, publicity stunt, crowded streets, san francisco's chinatown, hugging, shaking hands with her supporters and encouraging everyone to go and socially undistance. february 26, the times ran

another unhinged op-ed entitled "let's call it from virus." "the new york times" that doesn't like me. if you're feeling awful, you know who to blame. in march, fake news cnn said that calling the coronavirus wuhan or china coronavirus was racist. even though fake news acosta himself used the exact same terminology in january. on march the 2nd, there's the mayor of new york, conrad de blasio encouraging new yorkers to go out on the ton to catch a flight. same day, coroner cuomo says excuse our arrogance, but this disease will not be as bad in nn other countries. it was worse, and on march the 4th, fake news cnn anderson cooper, here's what he had to say about the virus. let's pay attention to his timeline. >> half of the people in america do not get a flu shot had the flu right now is far deadlier so if you're freaked out at all about the coronavirus, you should be more concerned about the flu and you can actually do something about it and get a flu shot. >> sean: the facts on the ground are the facts on the ground. they did change at different

times. it would have to concede even with dr. fauci, february -- january -- february 29th and the risk is so low. march 9th, dr. fauci even sever how the people that can still go on a cruise ship, but that statement never made it into this weekend's "new york times" hit piece against this program. they hate all things from, all things conservative, and they hate sean hannity, likes donald trump and says on radio and tv. neither did they watch my time on, which, by the way, i spent an entire hour going over with one of their top-notch fakes news reporters and it's been posted on hannity.com i believe since march the 18th. we had dr. fauci on this program as early as january 27th discussing the serious nature of the virus. the next day i talked to a panel of doctors. february 10th i had dr. fauci back on to talk about what about these people who are a symptom attic and the spread of the

disease. it's all there, you can see it all, hannity.com, at sean hannity twitter. with got it all their imprints, for all of you liars, all of you involves and smears, slander, besmirch me. all of your character assessments, you can all read, might have to learn something. we praise the president's bold action to halt travel from china. that was a game changer. this is been the biggest medical mobilization in the history of this country. okay, everyone that needed a ventilator got a ventilator. not because any state had any of them. hospitals were built in under a week, including the javits center. the navy ships were sent. the ventilators were sent. of the masks, the gowns, the gloves, the respirators, all sent. record time. it never seen anything like it, bites were saved. none of that made it into the fake news, new york's libel slander times article. that's because the so-called journalists who work there, they are not interested in the truth. that is a fact. instead, they care about bludgeoning enemies.

for them, enemy number one is not me, that would be president trump. enemy number two is anybody and everybody, including voters that support president trump. "new york times" is not alone. look at how fake news cnn and, yes, conspiracy television boswell rachel maddow at ms at dnc, covered this serious virus over the past few weeks. take a look in the middle of a national emergency. >> the president is sounding very baghdad bob-like in the way that he's assigning blame to everybody but himself. >> there are tens of thousands of people who will die in the country or some of them have already died, more are still going to die because of donald trump's incompetent -- >> here we have a president who is exploiting a national crisis to move forward his own agenda, his own revenge, his own profit. a president determined to rewrite the history of his early and reprehensible he irresponsible response to this virus. >> he's still acting reckless

and onboard. >> here in the united states, we are still not doing what we need to do to fight this deadly virus because of a complete lack of leadership. >> do you think is already -- do you think there is blood on the president's hands considering the slow response? >> sean: wow, for the people you just saw this virus, yep, unfortunately they politicized it pretty early on. one more opportunity, they got everything else wrong about donald trump, russia, ukraine, impeachment, never investigated the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in history that we got right and they got wrong. as with the reaction, fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera, dan bongino. geraldo, the truth matters. i now created timelines for everybody. i have a timeline for nancy, one for governor cuomo, 14 de blasio, one for his health official. one for "the washington post," one for "the new york times," one for cnn and conspiracies tv

msnbc. and dr. fauci, we were lied to. i don't blame him. but this has crossed a line here. i want to get your thoughts. >> besides from the horrible loss of life in the profound destruction of all of our lives, the most melancholy aspect of this to me, a 50 year veteran and his business is how otherwise-respected commentators and communists in correspondence have attempted to twist this story to make a cheap political. they hate donald trump and any story they do has to resound negatively about donald trump. will splits are. a i love, i've known him for more than 40 years today, tonight, i watched when he was characterizing what donald trump was saying at his briefing instead of showing donald trump lied saying what he was saying. it is awful. they obsess, for example, about what the president did or did not do in february, but they

ignore what china did or did not do in december and january. it is really, i think, so -- it's such a classic example for historians of how this -- how the media has dropped the ball in attempting to have a political agenda in a science story, sean. >> sean: you have had a great -- people need to go back. it's on youtube, your willowbrook coverage. you agree, you disagree, you call it like you see it. i credit you for that. dan bongino, i said in 2007 and 'elevate, nobody wanted obama 'elevate, nobody wanted obama , nobody wanted to look at the corruption scandal in history, they got it wrong on the russia conspiracy hoax and the ukraine one and they are fixated on impeachment. the president is putting in place travel dance in a long list of other actions while they're too busy and if you cure cancer, dan, i don't think it get credit. that is not hyperbole. i believe that.

>> i genuinely feel bad for you if you're out there taking "the new york times" seriously. i'm not being hyperbolic. sean, they blew the two biggest stories of our time. they told you spike it was a hoax, and collusion was real. they got both of those stories backwards and if i may, commented on this story, you know, sean, obviously i've known you, your friend, but put that aside for a moment. what they wrote in that paper, miss belafonte, one of the most disgusting, disturbing things of ever seen. i cannot believe that she is trying to read con the story here and the irony of stories, she's trying to attribute the tragedy, unquestionably tragic death of this fine man to comments you made after he died that were entirely, completely out of context and attributing some motive to you that you are somehow playing this thing down when in fact it's her in her own tweets. anyone can go to twitter and see miss bellafante right there on your screen, can see her tweets and by the way, sean, i'm not

critiquing her tweets. she was right. panic is never a good thing, but the fact that she's trying to say that while you were trying to instill a sense of calm out there in your coverage when nobody knew this virus, what was about, because it changed propaganda, that you somehow killed this man. i mean it's disgusting -- >> sean: he had left eight days earlier. the guy had left eight days earlier and she said it just before the guy left. while to wow, irony. >> that's not what you said though. i don't mean to interrupt -- >> sean: the family, i feel bad for them. >> she's making the whole story at. >> sean: geraldo, last word. >> by addressing half of the american people and crafting everything they do, opinion or news, for that half of the american people, they do a grave disservice. the unrest that you see now, the populace unrest is a direct result of that dissembling, that lying, that partisan reportage.

they are not doing the job of munication to the american people, they're trying to twist opinions -- >> sean: i mean is respectfully, you have standards. i mean that in a nice way. you know how much i applaud your career, it speaks for itself. journalism is dead, guys. it's dead and buried. thank you both. we are going to have much more on the mob, and they are the mob, and the media. first we turn to another important story over the night on the weekend. protesting erupting in multiple states, americans across the country, they're getting a little sick and tired of the coming measures currently being enforced by state governors. parts of new jersey, police are stopping drivers, where are you going? and, by the way, that's not needed. that is a horrific use and abuse of limited police resources and a really serious, unnecessary risk to them. cops in new york, a lot of them

have gotten covid-19. religious services in multiple states have been banned, even drive-up services, threats to take down's license plates to go after them, other states are trying to get neighbors to go on neighbor. preventing michigan residents from visiting their own family members, buying seeds and fishing. fishing is about usually a socially distant as you can get. california, public parks, beaches are closed, those who violate the law court orders, you can go to jail for a year. washington state threatening to revoke business licenses for any entity violating shutdown orde orders. one state that has remained open for business wrote all of this, believe it or not, is south dakota. you're with moore's the governor of the great state of south dakota, governor kristi noem. you know, governor, everybody forgets the country didn't shut down. because i'm right here in epicenter. i'd rather be with you over there in south dakota. i'd rather be in your state.

but here, the stores, the pharmacy stayed open, restaurants delivered and had take-out. the supply chains for food and medicine continued, the farmers farmed, the boxes balked, truckers drove. although manufacturing shields, ventilators, it all was going on. you didn't close your state. i know you had one hot spot in a meat facility. how did you do it? >> well, sean, i just believe in our people. they know and understand personal responsibility so i didn't mandate that any businesses close. i just told people to facts and the science behind this virus, what we were dealing with and asked them to take seriously the cdc guidelines and to continue to innovate. i gave them the opportunity to still provide for their customers while protecting their employees and our businesses

stepped up, our people stepped up, they made the right decisions and i think it really is an example for the nation. >> sean: and restaurants even stayed open, but you appealed to people. i think of people -- i saw this, i don't -- my friend gomez says i say had too much now. i want to see new york city open. that's challenging, probably half the people have to work from home at four. my people are going to have to wear masks and gloves. that's my plan if people have listen to me, i'm not a doctor. i'd like to see yankee stadium open. if i have a choice to stay home and wear gloves and a mask i would rather wear the mask and gloves and go to the game. >> well, sean, new york city is definitely not south dakota. we have some parts of our state that are pretty sparse and people are spread out, so it's a little easier to social distance there, but we do have some pretty populated areas as well. and when given the opportunity to let people utilize their liberties and freedoms that this country gives them, they do the right thing when it comes to protecting their families and their communities.

so we gave them the opportunity to do that and they overwhelmingly did. we are in a really great spot as a state. we had one issue in a pork processing facility -- >> sean: how's that going by the way? how's that going? >> gosh, there's most 800 people that have tested positive out of 3700 employees, so a big number of them, but they've isolated them. we are aggressively over testing in that area and identifying those positives and we are getting that county and that city under control, so we've got some rough days ahead of us but we are in a way better spot than most of the country and we are in a way better spot than we thought we would be and it's because the people stepped up and really did the right thing, so i'm -- i'm incredibly proud of the people of our state. i trusted them and they're coming through every day for me. the one we will pray for the people in the processing pan. they've been feeding the rest of the country, they deserve a lot of credit. >> they are critical -- they are critical infrastructure build. spew all these guys putting up

the food in the stores. if you want to know the real heroes? the medical people, nurses, doctors, front-line people, even the janitors and hospitals, but thank you governor, good to see you. sign announcing the coronavirus didn't come in the lab in wuhan but what should we believe them? trace gallagher with the report. roger stone should be set free. he'll join us and i'll tell you why, straight ahead. ♪ and... let's get started.

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♪ >> sean: more developments tonight surrounding that lab in wuhan province in china, u.s. intelligence officials increasingly believe, according to our own bret baier, was the source of the virus outbreak. but the lab is trying to deflect any and all responsibility. here to explain more, our chief breaking news correspondent, trace gallagher on the west coast tonight.

trace. >> would hurt a lot from chinese authorities in recent days and experts say that's unusual and might be a sign that china feels like exposing the narrative and now we are hearing directly from the director of the virology lab in wuhan that many believe excellently released covid-19. runs the lab and who was also worked in denmark, france, and the united states, was speaking to a state owned media organization when he said the accusations against the lab are "conspiracy theories." watch. >> why are there rumors? because of the institute of virology -- people can't help associations. which i think is understandable. but it's bad when someone deliberately trying to mislead people. >> the director specifically also called of g.o.p. senator tom cotton saying his accusations are based on speculation, but it is notable that not only have u.s. officials told fox news there is evidence the virus likely came from that lab, but now u.s.

intelligence officials are also examining whether the virus was accidentally released from the wuhan lab. sean. >> sean: trace gallagher, thank you for that report. even more troubling develop his tonight surrounding china as white house advisor peter navarro reveals that china has been caught cornering the market four team medical surprise. not only that, drones being deployed to surveilled americans amid lockdown orders actually come from a company with ties to the chinese government. while matt, i wonder if they're making money off of that too. interesting question, right? i was previously suspected by the way, of spying on u.s. citizens. g.o.p. lawmakers like senator tom cotton, congressman crenshaw, they are calling out beijing lies, deceit. they have introduced a bill that would allow americans to hold china accountable for their virus response failures and of course, the democrats, their allies, state run tv, media mob, they continue to spend for

china, shocker. here with reaction, senator tom cotton. congressman dan crenshaw, also of "the new york times" best seller fortitude. good to see you both. congressman, you haven't been on in a while, let me ask you about your suit. and to me, the most revealing and dastardly evil thing that the chinese government did -- oh, they saw how bad wuhan province was, so they cut all travel to and from wuhan from within china but they let the planes got internationally, how nice is that? >> exactly. 5 million people left wuhan. if they allowed this virus to spread. they knew it would spread, they spread's false talking points like it won't spread from human to human contact. they didn't let scientists into investigate. they actually disappeared doctors who try to blow the whistle. the number of deaths and infections they had. when we dropped this bill last friday, that was the same day that the chinese government said we underestimated by about 50% the number of deaths. they didn't underestimate, they

knew this is china, they'd keep track of every single person. of course they knew. now we know how they have wronged us, americans are going to do what americans do when we feel an injustice is leveled against us, we're going to find some buddy to sue. go ahead. >> sean: okay, true. but i'll tell you what, we also have something else. they have a lot of our debt. this is costing this country, senator cotton, 4. i'd say they ought to forgive that debt as it relates to the cost of all of their mass that they cause. >> yeah, sean, you and dan had some good points there about the evil intent of chinese leaders. potentially allowing them outside their border. he also mentioned the thwarting of personal protection equipment, trying to profiteer offered, or even chinese drones to collect information. china has to pay for all of this. one way to pay as the lawsuit or the law that dan and i have

introduced would be to allow american courts to hear cases against china's leaders. another one to be considered, all that debt that china currently holds, given the fact that we're going to have to deficit finance so much of the money that we are spending to help float our businesses and help our distress -- >> sean: why can't we get this -- >> also considered things like sanctions against chinese officials. >> sean: why can't we get the ppp money fast? why can't we -- they try to change election laws, immigration was, they want the arts and humanities in the kennedy center, why can't we pass clean bills, help american workers on the businesses and hospitals, period and then not spend any more money? >> it seems like the democrats just don't want to take yes for an answer here. with been willing to support our hospitals, support our small businesses and our families all along in the democrats keep come as you say -- >> sean: what does nancy pelosi want now? gated mansion, does she want more ice cream? i will center all the ice come, she can get on a private jet and fly back to washington safely,

leaf or million-dollar gated mansion and i will buy her a freezer and i will fill it with ice cream, congressman. >> it's infuriating. we should have been in washington a week ago having a noncontroversial vote to simply replenish the ppp funding. we all know that. if you know what they do, sean? because the mainstream media lets them get away with it. the left-wing media allows them to do it and so they don't tell people what's actually happening, so their supporters simply say, oh, they mean well, they must have a good reason. they don't, there is no other side to this and it's really gross. >> sean: the senate should stay in session. have a vote every day. kevin mccarthy, bring the republicans back. wait. i'll send all the ice cream that you can eat. thank you all. when we come back, joe biden keeps trying to appease progressives. we will tell you what happened today and also wait until you see a new trump campaign had just released about out of touch nancy pelosi. rightly times, straight ahead.

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♪ >> sean: as i've been telling you, there are no moderates in today's radical extreme democratic socialist party. for example, far left environmental group, endorsing biden due in large part to his praise of the radical new green deal. the green new deal. meanwhile, biden's search for the vp candidate is reportedly moving into high gear. some democrats demanding biden pick a woman from the party of austin is far left wing as his running mate, promised a woman, i think. also tonight, trump campaign just released this blistering add about nancy, i love my ice cream, pelosi. take a look. >> i congratulate the summit democrats. >> what is going to share with us from her home?

>> chocolate candy. >> thousands have been forced to wait for hours at food banks all across the country. >> chocolate and then we have some other chocolatier. which is cut to stock the ice cream. >> sean: here with reaction, fox's conservative, former bush white house press secretary ari fleischer, former arkansas governor, fox news contrary to mike huckabee. you know, ari, two moments that i know you took note of, one is when the president answer the question about what you tell your son bearing? it's bad. he said to fake news a cost of the other day, he goes, no happy talk, jim, this is death. we're talking about death, jim. no happy talk. it's the largest medical mobilization in our country's history, the fastest, and are getting questions every day like could you have acted faster? he was called racist for the travel ban ten days after the first case, ari. >> sean, a lot's gone wrong since president trump came into

office. but most of what's gone wrong or his critics. the way they react to everything as if there is no sense of america anymore. there's just can you get trump mike is there a way we can twist or create a story to make trump looks worse? sometimes the president makes mistakes, i think in the coronavirus -- everybody got it wrong for the first couple of months in large part because of the reporting coming out of china and in large part because we had a other breakouts that didn't affect us on our shores, so why should we have thought this was so different? but now the gang up is entirely on donald trump and that's where i fight back in the sense of fairness, sean. i'm willing to criticize the president but on this one, his critics have gone way too far and all they want to do is divide america. >> sean: you know, governor, largest fastest medical mobilization in history, i don't know why trumped at the travel ban after the first case. saved a lot of lives in my opinion. we never ran out of ventilators. we have no plenty.

gowns, masks, risk of later's, hospitals. hospital staff sullivan new york by the president. in a month, governor, one month, he got it all done. >> i think a lot of people are not giving him credit for the fact that he did an extraordinary thing. basically saying we're going to to shutdown the economy. this is a guy who was all the economy and he says this is a medical emergency of such nature, and i believe the high public health experts and we are going to shutdown the economy. he did that because he was trying to mitigate what could have been a greater disaster. i think he's done exactly that. now he's looking at how do we get this economy going again? if he shuts it down, the media hates him. if he cranks it back up, he did it too soon. ari is 100% right, there's nothing the man could do. there's just nothing that he could do that they're ever going to say, well done, good and faithful servant, those are six

words that you will never hear said about donald trump from the media. >> sean: every single day he's working, ari, and taking the crap from the same editable people that have been giving him crap every day. how come nancy is out there eating ice cream? why didn't he get there on her private jet, take a little ice cream with her, designer ice cream and bring it to washington and go to work? he's there at work every day. he is doing his conferences every day. >> one of my favorite things to do is see where bias lies in how it works, is to watch the various news conferences given by governor cuomo for example, or speaker pelosi or the president. know the difference quarters for those menus. when president trump is speaking, frequent interruptions, pushback, frequent telling him what is wrong. you don't see that with pelosi, you don't see it with, purity see acquiescence and yielding. that's the bias and that's what he's got such a hard job and that's the way the media is today. >> sean: the governor -- 197

days we have an election. >> joe biden, if his campaign was a movie, it would be the invisible man. nobody knows what he stands for except he moves to the left. i think president trump gets reelected, that will make the media people really go nuts. >> sean: get ready for super thursday, it's coming one of these days, we will have it buried yankee both. when we come back, roger stone, finally gag order lifted. why he has -- he deserves a new trial immediately. grave injustice, we will explain all that, he's with us next. ♪

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♪ >> sean: now the president recently calling out the disgraceful miscarriage of

justice surrounding the roger stone case, the denial of new trial, raising questions about possible pardons for the 67-year-old stone, mena fort, and remember in the papadopoulos case, they withheld exculpatory evidence. they said that guys in jail for nothing. remember the jury for woman in the stone case was revealed to have a deep anti-trump and anti-roger stone bias and she stated publicly before the trial. along with numerous other irregularities. fbi abuses in the case and a stone explained, health conditions, entering prison could be a death sentence. and that's true. here now, roger stone. papadopoulos, they withheld the sculpin torrey. you, the jury foreperson publicly criticized you. if that doesn't call for new trial i don't know what does. now we also know that the fbi knew it was all b.s. and russian disinformation from the get-go. which means they never should have investigated any of you.

even cohen, who explained he was my lawyer. roger? i don't think you can hear me. roger stone. >> your back, i'm sorry, go ahead. >> sean: am i back? the jury foreperson publicly had a bias against you. >> there's no question. on the day that i was arrested, you are a member that, 29 fbi agents, heavily armed in s.w.a.t. gear stormed my home at 6:00 a.m. arriving at 17 armored vehicles to take me into custody for a nonviolent process crime. she tweeted, attacking me, on that day, she tweeted things from her facebook attacking me during 2019. she attacked the president repeatedly saying all of his supporters were racist, that would of course include me. she had a deep bias against both

the president and specifically against me. she had this in jury selection. she never should have been on that jury. she then deleted her facebook page after the trial, which she'd had since 28 -- 2008. she opened a new one to recover her trail. so i think her bias was egregious, i think it was blatant. legal voices as diverse as presser jonathan turley and judge andrew napolitano, alan dershowitz all said the supreme court is very clear. every defendant is entitled to an impartial and indifferent jury. this juror was not indifferent she was typical of the other jurors. there were no republicans on the story, there were no trump supporters on this jury. there were no military veterans on this jury. there were no blue-collar workers on this jury. there were no african-american men on this jury. they have a deep distrust and big government and the man.

so no, i don't think any republican or any trump supporter can get a fair trial -- >> sean: the man, i don't know what that means. look, let's just stop for a second year. this is a country of law. this is a country we are supposed to have equal justice. you didn't get equal justice, you didn't get a fair and impartial jury. you had a biased jury foreperson, case closed. end of case, throw it out. on top of that, how do -- didn't cnn cameras 29 guys and 17 vehicle show up at your house? predawn raid? >> yeah. i think this is really simple, sean. the same people who try to set up and take them donald trump, ric grenell, a great appointed the way, improving by the classifying these documents succeeded in destroying me, thank god they didn't succeed in destroying the president. the whole thing is, as the president says, a hoax. for over a year the fake news

media, cnn, msnbc, "the new york times," "the washington post," said roger stone will be convicted of treason, expand -, cyber crimes, trafficking and stolen emails. one of those things were true. i was charged with lying to congress. lying to congress? mccabe, comey, brennan, clapper. i mean, it's just -- and here we are again. i have to report to federal prison in ten days. michael cohen has been let out of prison, michael avenatti has been let out of prison. rick gates, who lied at my trial is asking for home confinement at 67 years old, this is a death sentence. people who want to help me, sean can go to freeroger stone.com to sign a petition. i believe that this entire decision is in the hands of god. i am praying. >> sean: you're a little eccentric, i've known you for a lot of years. what happened to you should never happen to any american.

ever. i hope people help you, i really do. thank you for being with us. i'm sorry this happened in this great country. when we come back, disturbing attack again against the new york city police officer. we have a full report, some breaking news about kim jong un straight ahead. before anyone el. together, we'll weather this storm.

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>> sean: with thousands of nypd officers out sick with coronavirus, criminals are wreaking havoc on the subway system in new york. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher live from our west coast newsroom, more disturbing attacks against cops, this is awful. >> witnesses this time it began when a female nypd officer was spat on by what appeared to be an unstable man who claims he had coronavirus when the officer and her colleagues tried to subdue the man, he was spitting, begging them to enter him. the suspect then started flailing his arms and legs, kicked the female officer in the face. when she tried to grab him she kicked him again. she tumbled off the platform, as you see, and down the tracks, she did not come close to the third rail, but she did break

her wrist. he was arrested. quickly note, breaking news, north korean leader kim jong un, sean, heart procedure is now recovering at his villa, his condition is unknown. >> sean: thanks, trace. it might be bad. it let not your heart be troubled. at laura, how are you? >> laura: i'm well, but that poor police officer and -- it's just -- what they have to put up with, sean to protect all of us and get grief for doing it is just beyond. what is that -- you're wearing an array of pins tonight. we know the american flag, which of course is beautiful. >> sean: at the fbi pin, this is a cia pen for the good people. people -- by the way, so spider-man, 1974 edition, 129, the amazing spider-man marble, that's a punisher. people have all these conspiracy theories. it's the punisher. it's a netflix series and it was a movie. >> laura: can you send me a pin tve