the right to hurt people, period. a lot is at stake. our coverage continues with sean hannity who takes over in about ten seconds. we'll be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. here is sean. >> sean: all right, tucker, thank you. prayers with the family. we have breaking news. welcome to "hannity." we are in the swamp washington, d.c.it according to our affiliate wdrb, one police officer confirm shot in downtown louisville, and by the way, tonight's ongoing protest, we're going to take you to the scene, we have video coming in as we speak. it's 9:00 p.m. in kentucky, in louisville, where a citywide curfew is now in effect right now at this hour. businesses, local residents are bracing for a long night of unrest after a grand juryre indicted one now-fired louisville police officer with three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment related to a raid that ended with the shooting death of breonna taylor.

two other officers involved were not indicted.d.ho as tucker was explaining, 9 out of 12 grand jurors need to agree on the indictment. the kentucky attorney general, the investigation there, the two officers' actions, they are saying tonight it's justified. again, we'll take you live to this developing story on the ground throughout the night tonight. at around 4:00 p.m., afternd several violent clashes, police did declare an unlawful assembly in parts of the city. and they began making arrests.y before that, town hall reporterr julio rosas posted this video to twitter, where he witnessed a u-haul truck pull up, distributing anarchist and other antipolice signs and other "gear" to so-called demonstrators. we will have more details on the organization involved in all of this.de but first, some background on breonna taylor and the tragic death. by all accounts, breonna taylor was a kind, lovable, goal oriented person. t

she had two jobs, she worked as a life-saving emt. it was her passion, or calling in life. she worked at two different area hospitals. she had dreams of becoming a registered nurse, in other words, she embodied everything great about we, the american people. great americans doing great work every day for their fellow americans. her calling, her passion was saving lives. on march 12th, police obtained search warrants for five different locations connected to a suspected crack dealer. that person's name is jamarcus glover. one of the locations was breonna taylor's apartment. now, taylor previously had dated jamarcus glover and as of february 20th, glover allegedly, well, was listing her apartment as his home address which it was not. detectives also witnessed glover entering taylor's apartment in january to retrieve a package and deliver to a suspected drug house. the warrant obtained for

ms. taylor's apartment was something what they call a no knock warrant. that means the police, they were permitted, as part of law enforcement strategy and techniques to forcibly enter thw home without knocking.t however, police reported that they did still knock and identify themselves. period of time before ramming the front door open and according to the kentucky attorney general, one witness, a neighbor, heard in fact the officers identified themselves as police officers. at the time, shortly after midnight on march 13th, breonna taylor was in the bedroom withho her boyfriend, kenneth walker. not her ex-boyfriend. the suspected drug dealer. walker claims police did not identify themselves when asked. when they broke down the door, he fired, and he had a legally owned firearm. he did injure one police officer. a gun battle ensued. police proceeded to return fire and that killed breonna taylor in a hail of bullets. eight shots in total hit her.

no drugs were found in taylor's apartment. the only officer charged today by the grand jury was a detective by the name of brett hankinson who was fired after his own department accused him of blindly firing ten rounds into taylor's apartment. keep in mind these are the rules. this is the system of justice they have in louisville. a grand jury is comprised of 12 individuals. to get an indictment, nine of which have to vote to indict in order for someone to be charged. the evidence in grand jury's is secret. the defense is not permitted to mount any case. this is just for an indictment. it wouldn't be a guilty verdict. the grand jury allegedly were briefed on all possible charges, everything from capital murder to manslaughter to where we ended up for one police officer wanton endangerment which is w what hankinson was ultimately charged with. tonight people all across the country mourning the horrific

death of breonna taylor. we hope the protests tonight in honor of her life, a peaceful life and save lives, that some and all don't have ulterior motives. in this country we have a system of justice. we are guided by laws. is it t perfect? no. can i think of a better system? is there a better system? not that i have heard. judges, juries, grand juries, trials. we believe the presumption of innocence. we believe all the facts should come in.me we believe we shouldn't rush to judgment. within this system, we can and should always make improvements, pursue a more perfect union as we attempt to make this country a more perfect place for everybody. t mob rule, anarchy, violence, arson, vandalism, shooting police officers, hurling rocks and bricks and molotov cocktails and frozen water bottles, usingg hockey sticks, canes, knives and guns against cops, that has to end.

because that will lead to nothing about more heartache and more suffering.en burning down, well, fellow citizens' businesses, putting innocent people in harm's way, kids getting shot from the ages' of 1 to 7 to 8 to 19 in every age in between. scathing email to colleagues, the officer who was shot during the taylor incident accused city leaders of not caring about police att all. or their families at all. he spoke out against violent protests and encouraged his fellow police officers to do what they need to do to go home to their families. that sounds a lot like, well, i should make a left turn into my job i think i'm going to go right because i don't think anyone's going to have my back. anyway you look at all of this, it's a tragedy. tonight we pray this horrible situation is not exacerbated any further. here with a full report live on the ground in louisville is our very own jeff paul. jeff, let's get an update. >> right around 8:30, we kind of

started to hear people talking:3 about the officer who was shot about a mile or so away from where we are here in jefferson park in downtown, jefferson square park here in downtown louisville. w local affiliates reporting that an officer has been shot about a mile away from here.owow what we don't know is if this was at all related to thehe protests or things happening downtown, because of course these officers still have a job to do no matter if there's protests or not. however, this is what the scene is at the moment as we go into about our six or seven, minute six or seven of the curfew that was put in place around 9:00 a.m. you see some state police out here kind of standing here waiting is the was going to a happen.in there's still a few people who've been protesting out here standing around, not exact sure what they'll be doing next.. as you go a little further to a your left, you'll see what we have been kind of thing happening out here. some garbage cans that have been set on fire. in fact, that particular one when we were doing our

live report about an hour ago exploded right in front of us. i think there was some sort of aerosol or something like that in it. but for the most part of the das during the day several hours in the marches that happen throughout downtown, it was fairly peaceful. when it started getting dark and when the protesters started getting closer to the mayor's house, that's when things started to get violent between police and protesters. sean. >> sean: once the grand jury had made their decision, i saw people with long rifles walking through the streets. what are the laws there? at this hour, do people seem to be, well, listening to and following the curfew that's been put in place? >> yeah, i noticed that when i got here. it is open carry here.>> our security guy with us said hey, this is kentucky. didn't see anybody into the i evening out here with any sort of rifle or anything like that.

as you can see, it's fairly quiet here in downtown. there are some protests and people marching throughout the downtown area. where we are, it's been sort of ground zero for the protests for breonna taylor, it started to really quiet down as we get into the night. >> sean: all right, jeff paul on the ground for us tonight. we'll go back to you throughout the evening and continue to monitor the developing situation. our thoughts and prayers with the family of this officer just shot. we'll have more details coming up.ou apparently we have a video incoming. also breaking tonight, we turn to a bombshell new development that you to mutely disqualify that should immediately disqualify joe biden from being the president of the united states. a brutal new u.s. senate report is now revealing shocking and new details about the illicit and corrupt activities of joe biden's adult son, hunter,ck and how he profited while his father was in charge of ukrainian policy and other countries as well.

we have long reported these findings confirm zeroo experienced hunter, remember he said to abc, any experience in oil? nope. gas. no. energy. nope. ukraine. no. why do you think you got millions of dollars? i don't know. maybe because your father was in charge of ukrainian money and policies. probably. he did get millions from a corrupt gas and oil company called burisma holdings. hunter had zero experience in all of this. hunter was rewarded with this lucrative position because his father, the vice president joe biden was in fact in charge of americas ukraine policies on tape bragging about what he did. as you remember, then vice president biden leveraged a billing u.s. tax dollars to get a ukrainian prosecutor fired. he was going to fire this guy. who's investigating my zero experienced son being, well, paid millions for corruption and

other parts of the investigation. you're not getting the money. and you have six hours. son of a b, they did it. remember that the media mob and democrats ignored? well, there's a lot more to the story. it turns out this is only the tip of the iceberg.cr in fact, according to the senate's findings, hunter biden and his family received millions of dollars from foreign nationals with questionable backgrounds. according to the report, hunter actually raked in a whopping $3.5 million from the wife of the former mayor of moscow, as in russia.g via a wire transfer. hunter also opened a joint bank account with a chinese national in order to fund a $100,000 shopping spree for members of his family. that's not all. joe biden's experience, which was zero, also scored lucrative multi-million-dollar business deals with foreign nationals associated with, you got it, china's communist party and china's military.at

and when you think it couldn't get any worse, think again. by the way, maybe that explains why joe biden refused to support the travel ban and was more concerned about how china felt about america than he did aboute keeping americans safe when donald trump put it in place ten days after the first identified case of coronavirus.e hunter biden was allegedly using some of his money to hire apparently prostitutes from russia and other eastern european countries who are the victims of a sex trafficking ring. that is in the report. the report determined there were problematic activities, problematic business dealings. it creates serious counterintelligence and extortion concerns. joe biden, john kerry, other high-ranking obama administration officials, theyrt were specifically briefed on the serious concerns surrounding hunter biden and the compromised position of joe biden. according to the report, the

obama administration "knew that hunter biden's position on burisma's board was problematic and did interfere with the efficient execution of policy with respect to ukraine." despite getting briefed about his son's illicit activities, joe biden claimed "i've never spoken to my son about his overseas business deals." well, joe, it looks like you might be caught in the big fat lie tonight. why did you allow your son to use your position as vice president as leverage tou make millions of dollars from sketchy oligarchs? russia, china, ukraine, all over the world. did you make any money from these deals? is this why you refused to stana up to china and refused to support the travel ban and you'd rather attack donald trump? who wisely implemented the travel ban ten days after the first identified case of corona. was joe biden compromise? t

is it because maybe he wanted more deals for hunter? why, so the family could getor even more millions? remember he got the $1.5 billion deal with the bank of china. he had no experience there either, meaning zero extremess hunter. will anyone in the mob and thece media, will they ever asked joe biden serious question about what is an earth shattering scandal? imagine if this was donald trump jr. or eric trumpat or ivanka trump or barron trump. imagine the hysteria. apparently -- or tiffany trump. when your name is hunter biden and your dad is running as a democrat for president of the united states, let's see, taking money from russian oligarchs, ukrainian oligarchs, meaning billion-dollar deals with china, taking the entire family on shopping sprees, complements of the communist party of china. sending money to foreign prostitutes who were being sex trafficked and no one in the media mob bats an eyelash? here with more is

senator ron johnson, the great state of wisconsin. he led this investigation. he's the chairman of the senate homeland security committee. senator, i don't get shocked very often. joe always said no serious person thought this was a bigg deal and he was on tape breaking about, well, you're not getting a billion dollars in this you fire a ukrainian prosecutor, it turned out was investigating his son who had no experience that was being paid millions. it's a lot deeper than that nowd >> hello, sean. my thoughts and prayers also go out to that louisville police officer and his family. the left wing inspired rioting and anarchy has to end. we can't allow america to go down this path. our report basically follow the money. watching the mainstream media's coverage, they are shrugging and saying it's old news. it's not old news. we have laid out, according to our report, on china there exists a vast web of corporate connections and transactions between and among the biden family and chinese nationals. some of these chinese nationals

have connections to the currente communist government and past affiliations to the people's liberation army. this is serious business here. all these investigations against trump are justified by the fact, can you imagine, president trump has these entanglements. the blackmail potential. well, take a look at the bidens. cash all around the world. i would think that represents strong conflict of interest. extortion, counterintelligence risk that we can ignore. >> sean: there were numerous warnings. one came from george kent who we remember from the case involving what was going on in this ridiculous impeachment, c compad to a phone call that was, i didn't hear anything wrong on that phone call with president zelensky. you're talking about major millions of dollars, but this goes, what, to russia. this goes to ukraine, this goes to china, this goes to other countries. did he have any experience,

hunter biden, to do any of these deals paying him millions? >> not that we are aware of. we also found out from george kent that seven months after hunter biden joined the board at burisma supposedly to consult on corporate governance and transparency. burisma paid a $70 million bribe to end the investigations into the owner. so hunter biden wasn't doing a good job with corporate governance and transparency. >> sean: they tried to warn numerous times about the compromised position. apparently, john kerry had knowledge of hunter's role in the burisma board for example. but said, flatly, oh, i had no knowledge, when in fact he did have knowledge. other people knew it as well. there were numerous attempts to warn the administration. pretty much everybody seemed to know it was problematic. is that true, senator? t >> there were certainly a lot of memos going on the state department.

everybody knew how bad a conflict of interest this was and how it was going to frustrate their attempts to really carry out america's policy to help rid ukraine of corruption. the special envoy into ukraine, he's the only individual we know of who talked to the vice president. you mention the vice president basically denied ever talking to hunter about his overseas business traveling. i never believed that. how can you spend an entire trip flying over to china with your father and air force 2 and not talk about what you're going to do? said he talked to the vice president in the vice president talked to hunter who set up a meeting to talk about this conflict of interest. i think we have caught the vice president in, i hate to say it, a lie. >> sean: let's talk aboutre hunter's business dealings with russia, china, the money being sent around to unsavory characters that potentially were

involved in, what, sex trafficking schemes? what did you find?en >> in terms of sex trafficking. i will just read from the report so i get this right. hunter biden paid nonresident women who were nationals of russia or other eastern european countries who appeared to be linked to a "eastern european prostitution or human trafficking ring."ea we've got more detail.er we are following the money, looking at the financial transactions that should raise all kinds of concerns throughout america, in particular the mainstream media. the question really is, sean, is the mainstream media going to start asking questions and demanding answers from the vice president? >> sean: well, so hunter had business with a russian oligarch.nd hunter was doing business deals, making wire transfers with russian citizens, ukrainian citizens. i mean, it's pretty breathtaking. i'm sure the media mob, they

protected hunter and joe, yo know, all throughout the impeachment and said oh, no serious person believes anything wrong here. would this subject the vice president of the united states potentially to blackmail? >> that's the concern. the extortion thread.it i will repeat. all the justification for the investigations of donald trump and his possible business deals and russian were always predicated on the fact that if he has those entanglements, just think of the blackmail someone could engage in. take what they are alleging donald trump did, all false allegations, and then look at the biden family. it's an order of magnitude worse. which many, many orders of magnitude worse. again, just within china. these individuals, there is millions of dollars going back and forth between china and the u.s. there is a dual use auto parts company that hunter helped a chinese company gain control over. potentially for the benefit of the people of the liberation

army. there's so much here, so much detail. it needs to be investigated. so we are hoping that this detail, people start connectingl more dots and hopefully the mainstream media will actually start asking questions for the american people are informed before this election. >> sean: senator, thank you for the good work you've done. the american people need to fully completely understand this before they start voting in 41 days. we have an election in this country. some states voting early. we look forward to further updates. we will stay on this completely when the media has ignored it up until now. thank you, sir. imagine the outrage of the c meaning of this type of, well, senate report came out about one of the kids of president donald trump instead of hunter biden? the ongoing, well, unrest that we see going on tonight, louisville, kentucky. the author of "liberal

privilege: joe biden, the democrats in the defense of the indefensible." okay, if i remember correctly, donald trump jr., good to see you. think of being with us. we will get back to breaking news in a second. if i remember, you are in one meeting where apparently you thought you're going to be r talking about one topic the accused you of talking about another and you thought it was a waste of time and you ended it in pretty short order and everybody confirm that was the case. imagine if you did these things. >> sean, it wouldn't be pretty. i'd be in jail right now. i took a meeting with someone who i looked at a business to because unlike hunter we were actually international businesss people prior to getting in the politics. hunter, it seems, was able to leverage his father's vice presidency into hundreds of millions of dollars. the one that's more scary to me, they are not worried about china at all, according to joe, it's not a threat so 1.5 billion to hunter from china which translates roughly to about $30 million a year in fees in a typical -- 30 million a year to hunter is

no big deal, but what about thee 3.5 million from the wife of the former mayor of moscow? just so you know, the mayor of moscow, this is a known person tied putin. this is not something that's ambiguous. it's not something that's up in the air. this is a known direct link to putin paying hunter $3.5 million. if that's not russia collusion, i don't know what is. i took a 20-minute meeting. i did 30 hours plus of testimony between the house and the senate not because i did anything wrong but they were hoping that if i misspoke, if i said the meeting happened at 12:01. no, no it was 12:02. i would be in jail. the fact that they are not looking into it, the fact that some of this money is tied to human trafficking and prostitution is absolutely disgusting. they are turning a blind eye. if i did one one-hundredth of what hunter has done and continues to do, sitting on the boards of these chinesedr companies today, shipping jobs from places like michigan and wisconsin over to china for thea

automotive company, if i did 1/100th of it, i'd be in jail.ov it would be the biggest news story of the decade. >> sean: stay right there. >> drop out of the race. >> sean: we have breaking news as we go on the ground, we are getting reports that in fact two police officers have been shotot tonight in louisville. transported to university hospital, with the latest on the ground is matt finn. matt, we have metro police apparently confirming that another officer was shot tonight? >> sean, we have a crew on the way to the shooting scene and we will bring you the latest. i want to show you what's happening here. really in the heart of downtown louisville. people tried setting this facility on fire earlier tonight. police came rushing out. protesters threw objects at police.er they declare this an unlawful assembly.e there are remnants of fires all around the area.

smaller fires still burning in the area.nt but right now, we are past the curfew time. people are out here -- police are out here warning people. it's an unlawful assembly. they told people over and over again to clear the area. there are still people hanging out, screaming profanities at police, trying to agitate them. for now, this is a much calmer scene. than just even a few hours agors there was hundreds and hundredss of people out here. police declared an unlawful assembly and they warn people that they would be arrested. a short distance from here our understanding the two police officers were shot tonight louisville. we don't have any word on their condition but we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it. >> sean: what do we know about apparently there's reports that earlier that we had an eyewitness see a truck that had things that they were disturbing to anarchists, which would indicate that they were planning for trouble very early on in the day. for example, they were, i i gues giving out to different people

that were there, i guess fellow anarchists, you know, all sorts of water bottles. signs and other things. we don't know for sure everything that was given out. apparently there were some planning involved in involved in tonight, well, happened tonight in a lot of different ways. what can you tell us about it? >> a short while ago, i saw several people throwing objects at police, water bottles at police. we saw people lighting fires on air just a short while ago someone threw what appeared to be a firework into a lit fire, causing it to explode. there was obviously some type of orchestration or planned gatherings tonight. the police did come out in force and they warned people over and over again that this is an unlawful assembly. i they warned people to go home. the protesters did flee the area, they did kind of respond

to the police warnings. you can see the police are still out here. bobcats are out here. police in full force. keeping an eye on the people who are still, you know, lingering in the area.a. we know from recent protests that unfortunately in the late hours, bad actors often take k advantage of a situation. police are out here in full force right now.e there's law and order. there is peace. unfortunately not far from here, two police officers apparently shot tonight so there is even. more tragedy in this story, sean. >> sean: matt, we just got video. we have not been able to independently confirm it but it seems like others in the media are. a confirming the reporting that two officers with the louisville metro police department have been shot. let's just roll it. apparently it is sound of the events. s one of the officers being shot. let's listen. >> [bleep] [bleep]e

[bleep] [bleep] >> the police. [sirens blaring] >> sean: we will go back to the scene in the moment. let's get some reaction. don jr. still with us. "liberal privilege," his new book out. i watch the chaos every single night.ha i see your dad has been outin which there regularly begging mayors and liberal cities run by liberal democrats for decades to restore order and safety and security. rejected. i see governors in blue states rejecting your father's attempts to help keep people safe and secure.i they have to ask and invite him in. otherwise, he would have to literally use the insurrection act of 1807, not something anyot

president would ever want to do lightly. t when he has gone in, don jr., hw has successfully restored order. kenosha, wisconsin, minneapolis, washington, d.c., three quick examples. your reaction to these events tonight. it sounds like some of thisin activity, an assault on police where two are shot and confirmed tonight. we are waiting a police press conference navy momentarily.t that you have these groups that are planning violence and theyav literally infiltrate themselves among some people that are genuine peaceful protesters. it's happening in every big city run by liberal democrats for decades. >> honestly, sean, it seems like the first time in america where in liberal cities with liberal leadership, you can get into more trouble for opening up your familys to feed your than you do for burning down someone else's. we all said what happened to breonna taylor was dead wrong.

it should not of happened. everyone acknowledges that. rand paul was a champion of the legislation with her name on it. he was attacked leaving the white house with people screaming at him to say his name. when you -- say her name.e when you combine that with them showing up with supplies. you start to realize that it's not an organic, peaceful protest gone wrong. it's anarchy. there are peaceful protesters doing the right thing and i think it's wonderful, very american. what's going on with police officers shot, when democrat mayors were turning a blind eyet they are more worried about protecting vandals, looters, outright criminals than they are about the citizens of these towns. it's absolutely disgusting.y i condemn in all way, shape, and form what's going on to the police officers who are out there serving. again, as i spoke, even in my rnc speech, that should not happen. that was wrong. the only thing is, everyone in

america acknowledged it was wrong. police officers, they were the ones leading the charges. they know when that happens it makes their job harder. just because there's a bad appls doesn't mean that the 99.999% of police officers out there risking their lives for us evert day aren't incredible people. we have to defend them. the silence from the media is deafening. this has been going on for four months in these democrat cities with democrat states. democrat city councils. democrat rule for decades. it took chris cuomo and don lemon on cnn to say hey, guys, it's starting to affect us in the polls. maybe we should actually come out against it. i wonder if we are going to hear that from the media and the democrats. if they are going to condemn it. >> sean: don, didn't we hear from democrats this week that they will eliminate the legislative filibuster. they heard the talk about stacking the court. talk about ending the electoral college. didn't we hear the speaker of

the house talk about republicans are the enemy of democracy. they can impeach the president any day of the week that they want. >> 100%, sean. that's the reality. they have been talking about this forever. they pretend like oh, because you're doing this now, you think chuck schumer wasn't going to do that anyway? l you think they weren't going to pack the courts anyway? that's why i wrote "liberal privilege." i hear a lot about privilege. god knows i'm blessed. but liberals can do whatever they want. p they don't have a check and balance. no one in the media that's not a left-wing activist. there's no pretense even at this point of objectivity. they can do and say anything. the can create rules they don't have to play by. the son of the vice president, the guy who wants to be president from the democratt side can be involved with sex trafficking, taking milliono from russian oligarchs with tie, to vladimir putin and it's nothing. if i take a 20 minute meeting they want to put me in jail for treason. that's liberal privilege.

that's what americans have to see.me that's the hatred and the bias the average american is getting their news from. when a grand jury in an impartial process doesn't giveew them the answer they want, they can burn down cities. and states. and then they threaten it. congressmen and women out there saying hey, you know what, we should just burn it all down. do you think that if joe biden wins, do you think that problem is going to go away or do you think it's going to embolden these criminals? i think it emboldens them. the fact that prosecutors in california say if there was a need for social justice reason for the looting and the rioting. nothing screams social justice quite like stealing a 62-inch flatscreen. it's insanity.g the left has lost control. they don't understand what's right and wrong anymore. they are pushing what's wrong. >> sean: i have never heard these kind of threats ever before, temper tantrums. 29 times in an election year, donald trump jr., there been supreme court vacancies.

all 29 times, presidents have appointed a nominee. thank you for being with us. we are getting bernie kerik, former nypd commissioner, as i watch this video, i am appalled at the leadership of the state of kentucky. i believe they have a democratic governor. anyway, they should've of thousands of national guard standing by to respond. my sources in the white house say that help was offered tonight and calls were made. we have unconfirmed reports the fbi apparently is on the scene now in louisville.er unconfirmed reports, and we expect a police press conference any moment now where they may have suspects in custody after two officers, as we confirmed, have been shot. in tonight's activities. earlier in the show we reported in fact that a truck was identified as having beene prepositioned, if you will, to

give supplies to those that were preparing for a night of anarchy. the curfew went into effect 35 minutes ago at 9:00 p.m. eastern. unfortunately, the mob and the media is using the case to fuel more baseless smears against police and law enforcement officers. listen to what this one msdnc state run tv things for all things radical democrat socialist said today about the kentucky attorney general, daniel cameron. who happens to be an african-american. listen to this. >> not only is he being into intellectually dishonest about it, i find all of his remarks with regards to his whole entire press conference offensive. let me speak to the celebrity influence or thing. they can't speak for kentuckians. let me say this as a black woman. he does not speak for black folks. he is skin folk but he's not kinfolk. like he thinks they can't speak for kentucky because he's up

there with a black face, he does not speak for all of us. this was not a tragedy. this was a murder. he should be ashamed of himself. >> sean: you can disagree but the law is the law.w. the grand jury, you need 9 out of 12 to indict, no defense is presented, every option including yep, capital murder, were presented before the grand jury and of all the charges this is what they came up with. if you don't like what the grand jury did or said, well, taken up with them. i can't think of a better system. remarks like that are repulsive. they are disgusting. they are despicable. frankly deranged but unfortunately it's what we've come to expect from the new extreme democratic party and the hate-trump media. matt finn is on the ground still in louisville. we can now confirm with the fox news channel it's true to police officers have been shot. there is a report there may be a suspect that's in custody. any update on that?t?

we expect to hear from the police department any moment. matt finn, fox news reporter on the ground, what do you have? >> sean, we are anticipating perhaps a press conference in a short while. we will get much more information about these apparenn two officers shot not far from here in louisville. right now we are in the heart os downtown louisville, basically outside city hall, some federal buildings. there are still people lingering, people shouting profanities at police. police are protecting this area. they declared it an unlawful assembly. we saw people chalk objects atat police, throw water bottles at police, try to start fires at the base of the justice center. there are some small lingering fires. this area for many weeks and months has been ground zero for protests, demonstrations. there is a memorial for breonna taylor but unfortunately here tonight there was perhaps some criminal activity. people were lighting fires and

chucking objects at police. there are still helicopters hovering above. there is a very strong law enforcement presence here tonight. law enforcement from our angle did apparently gain some control and establish the piece here after declaring unlawful assembly.ro it's late at night. there are people lingering.la people yelling profanities at police. law enforcement is keeping their line pretty strong. we will bring the latest on thit tragedy of two officers shot in louisville. back to you. >> sean: any evidence of the national guard on the scene?tr reports that the fbi may be on the ground. >> the governor said he was ready and willing to activate the national guard. i've not seen them personally but we have seen dozens if not hundreds of law enforcement in all types of crowds. >> sean: we saw this building. all day i was watching on the fox news channel, we saw this building. i've been watching on our channel. i was watching people with long rifles marching through the

streets in the crowd growing by the minute. that might've been an indication of the governor maybe it's time i know it was offered, help was offered from the president. thank you. here with reaction, fox news contributor dan bongino,el fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. civil rights attorney leo terrel. before we get the events, leo terrel, you're an attorney. you're civil rights attorney. you've been in a lot of lawsuits involving police. look at the case of breonna taylor. look at what we learn today. look at the grand jury's decision. i can understand people's disappointment.ha this sounds like a beautiful woman. just a tragedy on so many levels. the attorney general, prosecutors, they presented every possible option to the grand jury in terms of what they can charge, including capital murder. this is their decision. 9 out of 12 to get an indictment.

you don't hear from the defense. when you're making the case for an indictment. it's not like, why do you thinkg the grand jury came up with his decision? it sounds to me like if you can't get 9 out of 12 for the charge of murder or the other charges that it would mean you're never going to get any capital murder conviction where you need 12 out of 12. >> you are 100% correct. as a civil rights attorney for 30 years, the grand jury got it right. let me see if i can capsulize it in a nutshell. those officers were fired upon by breonna taylor's boyfriend. it was a tragic situation. don't get me wrong. >> sean: a no knock warrant.lo >> yes but the civilian upstairs who heard the officers and notes themselves. those officers came in and they were fired upon. the officers have a legal right to defend themselves. that's why the grand jury did not come back with any form of murder charges. they came back with the recklessness of the shooting ofr the third officer who in my opinion is going to use the o

argument that he heard that the shot was fired and they were justified in firing. he was a reckless shooter. let me be very clear. that tape that you showed of that woman talking about race is ridiculous. she doesn't know about the composition of the grand jury. for her to inject race into this and attacked the attorney general, his color is irrelevant! the facts support the justification by this grand jury. what i'm saying is that the democrats and that woman on msnbc is playing the race card. this was not a racially motivated shooting.nd it was a tragic shooting. it needs police reform. >> sean: let me go. apparently the national guard was in louisville. to the governor's credit, i correct a report by one of our reporters earlier, is in louisville. the governor authorized late this afternoon. geraldo, you have been a street reporter all these years. you've been in situations like

this and some even worse. you see what's happening. you're also a lawyer. your reaction to the grand jury and your reaction to the verdict of the grand jury, the decision by the grand jury. >> you know, assuming the warrant was legal in the fbi is investigating that right now i have no reason to believe that it was anything but legal. the warrant. those cops, bang, bang, bang, police, smashing the door, the guy shoots a cop so he shoots a cop. uses deadly force against a policeman. what are the cops supposed to do?s they are charged. they are worried. one of the officers has been shot. of course, they fire back. a it wasn't even a close call. i predicted it. it was always going to be this way. because of the hype of the people who are anti-cop fomenting this hatred. this is what happens. people are disappointed and they are outraged.

i have to say this about the people, the sniper or snipers who shot those cops, they have defiled the memory of breonna taylor. they have defaced the memory of breonna taylor. you, to your credit, sean, portrayed her as she should've been, an emergency room technician, hardworking person, shot to death six times in her bed. my goodness. of course the enormous sympathy for her, as it should be. but to then have anarchists discussing cop shooters, shoot from, snipe in the night to try to kill cops. it is absolutely counterproductive. it is in its own way so viciously anti-american, sean. >> sean: by the way, we've now got an update that theti national guard is protecting the hospital where the wounded police are now being cared for. apparently helicopters now are circling throughout louisville.

police seem to have a handle on the situation. dan bongino, your years in law enforcement, a no knock warrant, by the way, and again, this was a different boyfriend of breonna taylor. we now have the context of a former boyfriend involved an activity. there have been a lot of surveillance that had been ongoing. no-knock warrant.ac police come in, legal firearm of breonna taylor's boyfriend, he didn't break any law. neither did breonna taylor. there were no drugs found there. but after months of surveillance, this is what happened. they came in.he they were fired upon. police in that situation i would think probably, as the attorney general laid out painfully, it seems like a tragedy on so many levels. but there is context. there is texture. it's deeper than talking points or people that rush to judgment, don't believe in due process. that have celebrity status.

create expectations when may be the facts will never get us to where they are saying it's going. >> sean, this has to stop. when i say this, police use of force incidents in the country and it's unfortunate that happen.hi police are forced to deal with people at their worst moments. not because they want to. because that's their job. people are robbed, burglarized, assaulted, they call the police. they don't call their parents. they call the police. they dial 911. that's why they are there.e. it creates a dangerous situation. law and order, we get the law apart.y what's the order part? it's process and facts. not every single tragedy that involves the police is a criminal act. by firing everybody up, the msnbc anchor speaking to think she doesn't even know, this is what you get.. police officer shot before trial is even happen.ve

>> sean: thank you all. 4,000 homicides in the city of chicago alone in the eight years joe biden was vice president.00 barack obama was president. to almost 20,000 shot. i never heard a word of this. i think we were the only show to scroll the names of the people murdered, the names of the people shot. joe biden, police become the enemy. of course we're going to redirect funds. and kamala harris, praise the l.a.p.d. 115 million in cuts. new york city, billion-dollar cut to the nypd. really? i have said and this is not going to end well. cops are afraid to do their jobs. when we come back, we will monitor the breaking news.ps two police officer shot in louisville. as a result of the anarchy that's unfolded tonight in the wake of the grand jury decision from earlier today. we are awaiting up press conference from the police.

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♪ >> sean: back to louisville, jeff paul on the scene where two police officers were shot tonight in louisville. you know, i saw them lining up today and the crowd getting bigger and bigger. people with their guns out. not hard to predict tonight could be an awful night. w i do give the governor credit.on we misreported earlier that he had not brought in the guard. he apparently did bring in the national guard. jeff. >> definitely brought in the national guard. we have seen them throughout the afternoon and into the evening. you can see there's a huge police presence behind us. we believe this is a block or so away from where not one but two

officers were reportedly shot here just behind us. just outside of downtown louisville. this is on the heels of some very fiery protests after the announcement was made regarding the breonna taylor case. we should be clear. it's unknown if this is in fact related to the protesting. you've got to think louisville is a big city. there is still going to be police officers out here doing g their job in addition to monitoring what's happening with the protests. we're hoping to get an update in the next hour to get moree information. we should also mentioned that this shooting happened just a block away from the hospital. there is a hospital right behind where i am looking this way off to the side. we don't know the condition of the officers or what led up to it but we are hoping to get more information. >> sean: keep us in the loop. w we are awaiting a press conference. karl rove was with us. we have a debate in six nights. i would assume this would be a big topic in the debate.

kamala harris praising defunding the police. kamala harris literally advertising a fund to get anarchists out with bail. joe biden talking about redirecting money from the copst cops becoming the enemy. how big of an issue? >> well, every time we have one of these incidents, it becomes an issue. remember, we have two concurrent majorities in america. people who believe that theis right to protest, ass donald trump jr. said earlier, it's american to go out and say we protest this. and to do so peacefully.nd there was a poll that showed that about 73%, three out of. every four americans believed that protests like those that followed george floyd and then followed breonna taylor are justified and worthy of support. 4 out of 5 americans, nearly 80%, said any violence connected to those protests violated the purpose of those protests and it was inappropriate and should be

prosecuted. we have a concurrent majority here who says what about -- >> sean: what about the silence, karl? the dnc on violence in our cities? w what about defunding the police? >> this is why i don't get it. there's a big majority in america who believes those two things, and yet, the democrats can't bring themselves to do anything except call everything a peaceful protest. cannot bring themselves except in a very rare moment to gently chide the protesters. >> sean: biden is talking about redirecting funds from police. kamala harris is helping raiseli money to get people out of jail and praising defunding. >> you forgot bloomberg putting $16 million to pay the fines of people who've been criminally indicted, criminally charged, found guilty and obligated to make restitution to their victims. rather than saying you are personally responsible for what

you say and what you do, he is stepping in and say don't worry about it. i'm going to pick up your finend so you can vote. >> sean: 29 times. 29 presidents nominated in an election year. okay. now we are going to throw into end the legislative filibuster. now we are going to threaten to stack the courts, eliminate the electoral college and impeach the president every day. we have 20 seconds. >> wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. you are referring to don lemon. >> sean: i am referring to the democratic party. >> don lemon. he said we're going to have to blow up the entire system but listen to the tape.ir he really said we're going to have to blue up the entire system. the 2020 color of the year is blue. that's what don lemon said. you may have thought he we have to get rid of the electoral college. he said -- you are misquoting don lemon. >> sean: he was misunderstood. thank you, karl. sorry we are racing out. we will continue. ♪ ou hlike heart disease,

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>> sean: that's all the time we have left this tomorrow 40 days until you are at the ultimate jury. bring for the for people around louisville and the country. let your heart not be troubled. my heart is troubled, laura. >> the law has to be applied evenly i know everyone people a there tonight, but that is our system. -- if you don't like it out, we won't have anything standing an united states.tete >> sean: i love being in your neck of the woods. it's called the swamp. as a matter fact, i'm leaving as quickly as i possibly can. >> lau