i'm really looking forward to the epstein files being released. his famous friends can't hide forever. remember just because you were on epstein's jet doesn't mean you are guilty of anything. sure we're going going to hear that tomorrow. i could safe to say epstein's friends are having their last supper tonight. gym from chesterfield, virginia, , i think the third ukrainian model was sticky sami, hold on to your suitcases. and now finally we should get the sticky sami video surveillance. from the las vegas airport that they've been hiding. adam from fox weather, first you rig sink or swim against me now you compare me to jake tapper, thanks for nothing jesse. get paid whether you are right or wrong. >> sean: welcome to hannity.

tonight a big promotion for the man that you see in this iconic photo shielding donald trump at that fateful rally in pennsylvania. shawn curran is the director of the u.s. secret service, he will join us for his very first cable interview tonight. first a brand-new blow for the media mob. and fake jake our old friend tapper over at cnn fake news now publishing a new book about joe biden's deep cognitive decline and a cover that ensued. i do hope the fake jake remember to write a chapter on himself. take a look. [simultaneous talking] >> try and figure out an answer. >> you are trained to tell me that what i was suggesting was stuttering. >> i think you were mocking his daughter. >> sean: she wasn't mocking his daughter, we were playing it before the 2020 election, we have that full exchange coming up. this book is coming out well

after biden's departure from the white house so it's kind of meaningless until the democratic party gave the green light to throw joe biden overboard while jake along with all of his friends at fake news cnn, msdn see an estate run legacy media mob and every other outlet in the country, they covered for joe biden and his cognitive decline even though it was so obvious to anyone -- to anyone with eyes that can see. he was mentally inept before the 2020 election. at one point he won 11 straight months without holding a single cabinet meeting and when he did finally muster the energy to convene a meeting at the white house, he quickly turn the event over to dr. jill biden who is sitting at the head of the table. take a look. >> this cabinet meeting comes at a time when only a few months left in the administration and we will keep running through the tape because the vice president

and i are determined to keep making sure that democracy delivers for the american people it means continuing to implement the historic laws we passed and allowed us to invest in brick -- and america and boot -- rebuild our infrastructure. we are grateful that jill is here today. >> sean: just stop and look at that. just look at that. he was president for four years. how did we ever allow that to happen? at the time if you seemed to care. they pretended this was all perfectly normal. they didn't even bat an eye when hunter biden started showing up at white house meetings. they never covered joe's lies about i never once discussed the foreign business dealings... we have pictures that prove that the people he gave preemptive pardons to eventually, the same thing he said was wrong if donald trump every did it. to never cover the lying about

the border being secure and closed or the economy and inflation. how times have changed. now it is a five-alarm fire in the legacy state run media mob all because elon musk, a special government employee in charge of doge attended donald trump's first cabinet meeting and what he said was dead on accurate. and that is we cannot sustain ourselves as a country with the debt we are taking on. musk isn't selling access to america's adversaries while smoking crack committing gun crimes and he isn't cloud chasing community college -- cloud chasing community college teacher masquerading and demanding to be called doctor. musk is the world's richest man with an unprecedented track record surrounding innovation, business, success, efficiency. so maybe the media mob should be crediting president trump for bringing elon into the fold to save the average american that

only makes 66 grand a year from having to waste their money on radical leftism abroad to the tune of tens and what will be hundreds of billions of dollars. it is nonstop as president trump, elon musk, the administration vilified for trying to be good stewards of your hard-earned money. take a look. >> we are spending over a trillion dollars on interest. if this continues the country will become defects -- defect open up to. it's not an optional thing, it's an essential thing. that's the reason i'm here. and taking a lot of flack and getting a lot of death threats. but if we don't do this, america will go bankrupt. that's why it has to be done. >> sean: to fact oh bankrupt. america will go bankrupt. we are robbing from our children

and grandchildren. the so-called party of compassion. [please stand by]

he accused him of conceding to russia. he hasn't conceded anything to anyone. he's doing the job of a diplomat and he is, of course, the diplomat in chief. >> unlike the last, president donald trump is working round the clock thinking outside the box. he's thinking differently. in other words, business as usual is over. that's a good thing. and he's keeping his promises. and he wants to improve the quality of life for all of you, every american. and even to top it off today, more meetings at the white house as trump navigates a critical

budget deal that will restore fiscal sanity to the washington swamp. just today, secretary of state marco rubio announced, look at this 60 billion, billion in savings at the state department, on top of the estimated 65 billion in doge savings. and moments ago, speaker johnson wrapped up a meeting with elon musk as a budget deal is now hanging in the balance. and here with more on that meeting, speaker of the house mike johnson. all right. so you actually had you i had -- had two meetings today, let's start with the second one first. you met with elon musk, how did it go and there are issues with the senate bill and the house bill and i want to talk about how we reconcile those differences. >> thanks for having me. this is an exciting time for the country. there is so much going on, you give a great recap of that in the monologue. the president is moving so quickly delivering on his promises and here in the legislative branch of the government we're going to do the same thing. congress has taken the first big

step. we passed the budget by the -- budget resolution last night. the democrats and a media said it was impossible and we did it and that is the first important step in delivering reconciliation which is how we are going to present the american first agenda and check every block that president trump made. really important meetings today and i met with elon they last night talking about the latest savings that he's finding, uncovering incredible amounts of fraud waste and abuse across the federal government. doing the job that congress has been on -- unable to do for decades because the bureaucrats were hiding the data. he's cracked the code, he's on the inside of the belly of the beast of the bureaucracy now with the algorithms crawling through the data. he said that data doesn't lie and this is a very exciting time. the second meeting was with the president and the vice president and leader thune of the senate and the white house. we had a great discussion about the strategy and the steps ahead. there is no daylight between

those three entities. that's a great thing for the american people and we are very excited to the -- to deliver on the agenda. >> sean: let me ask some specifics about that meeting. i thank they did a very good job of getting the president's cabinet choices through. the senate version currently does not include anything about taxes. the house version makes the trumpet tax cuts permanent but also structured in such a way that it could trigger some medicaid cuts which some republicans oppose. what you passed last night was a framework. in order to have budget reconciliation it's a little tougher in a senate. they have stringent requirements for it. and they have to pass the framework. and than it will go to conference. i assume that is what today's meeting was about but than it will have to go back to the floor. it does have to be the same bill. with all that said, because it's

a little bit... you have the house version and senate version. there are differences. where is this going to end? >> it's going to end in success. we are going to accomplish his mission. we have to because the american people are counting on it. if we fail in this mission everyone will see the largest tax increase in newest... when the trump era tax cuts expire. we have to get back to energy dominance and get the board secured. we have to cut the bureaucracy and the deep state and cut the regulations. all those things are going to happen in one big beautiful bill as president trump has talked about and as we've said repeatedly. what the house resolution did is it set up the framework to achieve that goal, to go forward with that mission. we talked about it today in the white house. there's no daylight between us on this mission. there's been a little disagreement about the best way to get there but now that the

house has passed a resolution i think the senate is going to take that up, they may massage it a little bit but i think we're going to come at with a product that is a framework that both chambers can work under and that's going to be a very exciting development for the country. through the month of march the committees will be working to draft the technical details of that bill. we are not going to cut medicaid benefits for those beneficiaries. the president has been crystal-clear about that. we have as well. he said we are not good to touch security, medicare or medicaid. we will find efficiencies and cut the abuse and that will help the program stay solvent. >> sean: that's a different issue if you are cutting waste, fraud, and abuse. when it interviewed the president and elon they were clear on social security and medicaid but your version makes the trump tax cuts permanent. i think that's critical. no tax on tips or social security. will all of that make it into the final bill? >> that's the goal and that's the plan and that's what we are committed to doing.

making them permanent is critical because business owners have to have stability. they've got to have certainty as they are making plans for the future. this will be good for the economy. we believe we are going to usher in... you remember we had the greatest economy in the history of the world prior to covid. because we cut taxes on individuals and businesses and we also caught regulations. so you will see all of that compacted into this one big beautiful bill and it's good to be a great thing for the u.s. economy, our security, for liberty all the way across the board we are excited to deliver that. it's going to be a lot of hard work ahead we are ready to deliver for the american people. >> you talk about 4.5 trillion dollars in tax cuts that will be permanent. which always ends up increasing revenues in spite of people predicting all the time that it will cut revenues to the government. that an energy dominance gets us a long way to where we need to go.

speaker johnson thank you, we appreciate it. breaking tonight a stated -- state department memo is directing officials to deny u.s. visas to anyone who misrepresents their birth on official applications including trance athletes. big changes are happening all throughout the federal government. it could impact the olympics. one agency that will likely see a major reduction under the trump presidency is at the epa. herewith reaction is the epa administrator,... good to see you, congratulations, great to have you. >> great to be with you. >> sean: you are talking about a 65% reduction in the workforce at the epa, tell us. >> 2024 epa there were tens of billions of dollars spent. in 2025 we want that number reduced by tens of billions of

dollars. i don't want congress to be giving us the tens of billions of extra dollars. we saw all this money going out to left-wing advocacy groups. not only are we not sending money to left-wing advocacy groups, we don't want to send money to right-wing advocacy groups, we don't need the money. we need to operate more efficiently -- efficiently. elon and his team have been fantastic to work with. $120 million of savings. of $50 million grant for the climate justice alliance. they say it runs through gaza and free palestine. and there's been a lot of developments with regards to the scheme to dump the gold bars off the titanic. political appointees words not mine. every time we uncover a new rock with regards to that funding we keep finding new concerning things, been working with the justice department, they are all over it. the fact that they parked tens

of billions at this bank is crazy. we want to reduce the footprint and we also have a lot of personnel who now decided to exit the agency, others who have been terminated. we need to operate as efficiently as possible and want to make the american public proud and make you proud. and ensure that we are fulfilling our mission while also delivering on that trump mandate. >> sean: let's talk about how much of the epa has gotten caught up in environmental radicalism and how much of the money from the epa is being spent abroad? >> we talk about tens of millions dollars that went out in 2024, a lot of it was going out towards self-dealing in mind, home please of interest. going out to entities that were prepared to receive it. a stacy abrams linked ngo that just formed in 2023 and only received $100 got to billion

dollars from the biden epa. they put in a grant agreement that they had 90 days to complete a training called how to develop a budget. if they don't know they should not be given a dollar let alone being given to billion dollars. a lot of the funding has been going to these left-wing activist groups. they will use a term like environmental justice. they will say that some community has been left behind me to deal with an important issue to deliver clean air land and water. that makes sense. in the name of climate justice, instead of sending that dollar to remediate the environmental issue, they are sending the money to their friends on the outside. we're not going to play along with that. no more business as usual. >> the fact that you can cut two-thirds of the staffing at the epa speaks volumes. maybe they can focus on the real

issues involving environment not radical leftism. secretary, thank you, we appreciate you being with us. will become backed secret service director sean karen was there and but look -- butler, pennsylvania. you will join us for an interview. i will ask him about his plans for the agency, about the data president was also assessed -- almost assassinated. you don't want to miss it straight ahead. will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings all covered in lillie's hot sauce oh honey, don't touch your face will be in this ad 60% of the time great job, bob!

>> sean: president trump has now selected his new director of the secret service concha sean karen who rose to prominence over the summer after rushing to help resident trump following the july assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania, and featuring prominently in this iconic photo of donald trump's fist raised in the air after being shot.

and then during the super bowl the secret service released this ad. >> america was founded on an idea of freedom. america has always stepped forward in time of need throughout our short but powerful history. >> tear down this wall. >> we've been there for all of them. >> our heroes are humble and we have been inner pride pride to keep this idea alive. protectors are born, they are not made.

americas secret service is asking a few more to step forward. >> sean: here for an exclusive interview, at cebit -- secret service director sean karen. we appreciate you being here. >> great to be here, thank you for the opportunity. >> i watch that and it gives me chills a little bit. because that is an ad basically inviting people to join forces of the secret service. and that basically is a job description that says you will be trained and willing and ready, willing, and able to throw down your life for another person. that's basically in a nutshell the job description isn't it? >> that's right sean. it takes a special person to do this job.

this isn't just a job, it's a career, it's a lifestyle. you have to adapt to live someone else's schedule. it's often difficult and when i came up with this idea to run this commercial, i had a lot of input from some close friends and we were lucky enough to get a friend of mine, michael bay to do this. was honoured to help the secret service do this commercial. we have the support of secretary gnome which was amazing. it just came out a lot better than i envisioned. michael bay, his vision of showing patriotism and showing the brave men and women that have chosen to do this job every day is pretty special. >> sean: i know you have the support, i've spoken to many of the family members and the president himself. they know you, trust you, support you, wanted you in this position. let's go back to butler and that

day. that iconic photo which you are a part of. that's you to donald trump's left. he has blood all over his face and obviously was not like? how did that unfold in your mind? >> it was life-changing for me, for the president, for the team, for the agency and really for this country. it was a life-changing moment. it's often hard to express that. it's difficult at times and it's incredible, it really is. >> sean: i know when you have an ongoing investigation usually can't comment on the progress and i won't put you in that position. i don't think that's fair. but are you confident that we are going to get to the bottom of what happened in butler and what happened around trump

international, the second incident where a would-be assassin was hiding in the bushes. are you confident in the process that is now ongoing to any extent that you can tell us, what can you tell us? >> i am confident. i'm confident in the men and women at secret service, our partners on the hill. the secretary and the cooperation from everyone else. we've really come together and i'm confident in the process. >> sean: i know it's amazing, i have a lot of my own thoughts on it. i don't have a top security clearance. but i do read a lot and i do have a lot of sources and people that have access to information. we did hear director ray say the last six or seven times before he went before congress the threat level has never been this high.

and they mention iranian assassination squads being in the country. you on musk mentioned it earlier when he was at the cabot meeting today. his life is being threatened. iranian assassination squads here to target donald trump. that is so chilling, i don't know how you close your eyes and sleep at night knowing that the pressure of the world is on you. >> you bring up a good point and it's one of the reasons why i brought in an outside expert from the intelligence community to take a look at our intelligence apparatus. i feel that strongly about what we are doing and where i want to take our intelligence to and that's why brought... from the intelligence community to take a look at that and advise me on how we can do things differently and build more relationships with the community, it's that important. >> sean: one of the things that history will show about president trump is that in spite

of all the weaponization, in spite of all the nonstop unfair attacks against him, he was still willing to put it all on the line and the left in this country, and i believe it will come out and i think it's been proven already, the double standard in our justice system. stacked up charges in new york and of phony valuation of mar-a-lago which is worth a billion, not 18 million. all they put this man through, at one point i noticed you were quoted as saying that you had a conversation with him and that if this election didn't come out the way that you wanted it, that you kind of joke, people laughed is how you characterize it, that

if they tried to put them in jail you said he would be there with him and closer to him than he probably ever wanted, is that true? >> it is true. first of all president trump and all of our protect d's deserve the best protection that we can provide. and i felt that he deserved the best no matter what. this was a difficult time for us. this was unique. this had never happened before. the positions that the president was put into by the various justice department, state of new york. it was unique, it was uncharted territory. we have to figure this out almost daily about what they are putting him through. i did at one point tell him if it came down to it we would be sitting there together because that's my job and he understood that. luckily it never came to that and we had just saw things that we just never anticipated or we

probably thought we would ever see coming from whether it be the state of new york or the justice department. it was just incredible. >> i think the definition -- what defines your job is your -- you are willing to put your life down on the line for others and you ran this ad, if people have an interest in the secret service, what do they have to do to become a secret service agent? >> it starts with how you are brought up. it takes a special person to want to commit to doing this. your time is not you're own, you live someone else's schedule and training, mental, schooling, everything is so important and critical to this job. >> sean: we appreciate the fact that this country is full of heroes. heroes in our military and in law enforcement. heroes in the medical community

and in the secret service. thank you guys every day. we appreciate the time you've taken to be with us and thank you so much for the time. when we come back at fake news cnn's jake fake tapper writing a book about media covering up biden's cognitive big -- cognitive decline... for asking questions about biden's cognitive decline. jeff bezos shaking up "the washington post" and their opinion page. we will break it all down and also you are not going to believe. so much more that we have straight ahead. i got really good at tearing motors apart and putting them back together, and the car still worked. i received so much support for that, and it made me feel like, okay, maybe i can really, really, really do this. (♪) my business has tripled in the last year because of me sharing my videos on tiktok. i wouldn't be able to support the families

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new book about the cover-up of joe biden's cognitive decline. we have a little tip for you, start by looking in the mirror. chapter 1 i got it wrong. he was one of the first people to deny there was anything wrong with biden all the way back in 2020 while we on this program were pointing out the cognitive decline. taking a lot of heat for pointing it out. [inaudible] >> and we have the tape to prove it, take a look. >> what we see on stage with joe biden is very clearly a cognitive decline. that's what i'm referring to. it makes me uncomfortable. [simultaneous talking] >> try and figure out and answer you are trained to tell me that what i was suggesting. [simultaneous talking]

>> i think you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline. >> it's very concerning to a lot of people that this could be the leader of the free world. that is all i'm saying. i feel sorry for joe biden. >> i'm sure it was from a place of concern, we all believe that. lara trump thank you so much. >> he considers himself a journalist not a talk show host. we asked cnn for comment and they claim he's been covering questions about job's age since 2022 which is interesting because fake news cnn had no trouble parroting the white house talking points about the so-called cheap fake videos last year which all turned out to be very real. by the way here's a little reminder. >> the white house is calling cheap fakes. >> we are hearing about cheap fakes playing out on right-wing media. >> these videos are blatant lies

>> they are just distorted, out of context videos chopped up in certain ways. >> humpty dumpty is back. they aren't the only members of the state run media mob reversing course these days. "washington post", jeff bezos told his opinion department at their editorials should focus on supporting and defending personal liberties and free markets. seems pretty reasonable to me and sounds like he's making adjustments that will make the paper better. but not to the papers opinion editor who decided to quit rather than take on a mission of fairness. despite being responsible for 40 million people and a 4 trillion-dollar economy, our good friend california governor gavin newsom will now launch a new podcast. it's called this is gavin newsom and he says his first guest will be leaders of the make america great again movement.

i'm volunteering, let's see if i get the invite. here with reaction, fox news contributor... let's first start with jake. people like me were excoriated. we saw it before the 2020 election. we pointed out in 2020, 2021, 2022. somewhere along the line some people said a few things but than they went to the cheap fake , those very real videos are fake. that was all just lying to protect joe wasn't it? >> absolutely. tapper writing this book is like hannibal lecter writing one on the dangers of cannibalism. as he just showed the millions watching, in playas fashion he scolded lara trump in an interview on cnn when she was rnc cochair saying he founded -- found it so amazing she was

mocking joe biden's stutter and insisted there was no cognitive decline and... or having conversations with world leaders that died years ago and overall acting and sounding like a president whose brain had turned to applesauce and he blamed it all on a stutter. now jake is going to pretend there isn't this thing called the internet or programs like these where these clips can easily be pulled up and played or quoted. he was culpable as was most of the media who blamed cheap fake videos that showed biden shaking hands with the air or not being able to figure out how to exit the stage or falling up the stairs of air force one when he wasn't falling off his bicycle. there's money involved now. the kind that comes with book deals like this one. suddenly he's having a come-to-jesus moment. by the way i wrote a best-selling book that focused largely on this topic. three years ago. welcome to the party pallet, here it was.

joe biden's horrible presidency. you were ahead of the game by six years, i was right behind you on that. his coauthor in this case alex thompson have student -- happens to be a reporter. he's one of few that are left in the political beat. i have no idea why he would hitch the bike into tapper because he would have some credibility based on his prior reporting on biden's decline. he should have written this alone instead of hitching this to add cheesy performance artist -- artist like jake tapper. with tapper being the coauthor shows that rock-bottom apparently does have a basement and hypocrisy has no bounds. >> sean: they claim to be journalists. they are not journalists. this guy thinks he is so sanctimonious and self-righteous, he thinks he's a liberal left-wing talk show

host. why did they not admit that, we only have about 30 seconds. >> say you are an opinion person. say you are taking aside and you advocate for the democratic party. if you say that i will have a lot of respect for you. you will have a lot of respect for him. instead he insists that he's an objective anchor when he is actually an activist. >> sean: we found an area of disagreement. i will never respect it. i just won't. after years and years of that, you lost my respect a long time ago. you have no shot of regaining credibility that you never had any way. the appreciated. only come back, democrats are sending an absolute madness, chaos during today's doge hearing on capitol hill. we got all the tape, you will hear from chief operating officer at usaid. all the tens of billions of waste and fraud and corruption

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>> sean: democrats descended into chaos at the doge hearing on foreign aid as they try to defend their wasteful spending. take a look at some of the highlights are low lights depending on your point of view. >> welcome to the elon musk chainsaw massacre except for this remake of a classic is terrible because it's hurting real people and its lead character, mr. musk, hasn't shown up in front of this committee or congress at all. we also call this the subcommittee on doge or project tuning 25 as we will see here. >> he is leading doge.

i brought this to our last hearing and i know some folks were upset by it. just to be clear, we know that elon musk is dangerous, he's incompetent, he's chaotic and he's killing programs that we rely on. >> if you want nightmares just google severe acute malnutrition and look at the photos. the way that health care workers determine if a kid is dying of this is they measure their bicep if their bicep is less than four and a half inches around then that means you could die of starvation tomorrow. >> sean: it's not how the money was being spent. one of the witnesses to this liberal meltdown was the former chief operating officer at usaid who will join us in just a moment and here's what he said during his testimony.

>> we had been funding radical ngos around the world that oppose capitalism, democracy, nato and christianity. none of this is countered china. this is counter america. >> if you need any further evidence of wrongdoing, and disturbing the report from the daily wire found the organization allegedly paying ukrainian models, designers to go to paris for fashion week and other fashion weeks and other frivolous luxuries. revealing that usaid did not report the expenditures in public databases and tried to block her staff from seeing them. former chief operating officer at usaid and heritage foundation senior research fellow max... along with former u.s. senator scott brown. max you were there in the hearing, you said this is counter america, it was being used as a global platform to push anti-american radical and obscene ideas.

they funded activities for ukrainian models for junkets to new york city, london fashion week, paris fashion week, women's attire company, fashion design house and i can keep going. on top of di, woke his him, transgenderism, radical green new dealism, it's crazy they are defending this. >> it's done america's extreme harm overseas. you talk about american values in places like asia and africa and latin america, people run for the hills because they associate american values with this kind of woke ideology with transgender surgeries, with climate alarmism, with abortion. it done tremendous harm and the national security implications from them are very severe especially when we are trying to compete against communist china who doesn't do this sort of thing. >> sean: scott brown i want to go to you. now we are hearing from elon musk is getting death threats and he's being at elon

and f trump. these are the same people that it been fixated on january sixth for years and years. ignoring the fact that donald trump was willing to call up guard troops, ignoring he said peacefully patriotically. and ignoring the 574 riots that killed dozens of americans, injured thousands of cops and caused billions in property damage. this is the rhetoric they keep using? nobody in the media seems to care and they keep doing it. >> i'm just amazed at the speed and progress which the president has done his job. it is so refreshing and there were those after january sixth but he was... he's come back more hungry and organized than i've ever seen anybody. we talk about it every day. i support him all the time and look what's happening now. i'm so thankful he's there.

we've discussed that and i try to make the facts and make sure i understand. i said he could've done more had he bore some responsibility in that situation and i was wrong and i apologize. i wake up every day thinking how lucky we are that we have him because look what he's done with the border. look what he's done with... >> sean: they had a predetermined outcome hearing. they got rid of all the evidence. they lied, the driver never tried to commandeer the vehicle. four people that i interviewed on tape in the room verifying that he authorized use of guard troops. and the fifth person in the room said it in riding. they never brought that up. the never once cared about the dozens of dead americans and thousands of injured cops, billions in property damage.

they didn't tell the whole story purposefully. >> that's why we are so blessed right now. it's great to talk about those things but i wake up every day excited as to what he's done in the middle of the night trying to right the ship whether it's inflation or all the other things we talked about. go get them, they are our friends and we are so happy that they are there. marcoux is a great guy, he's doing an amazing job. >> he's been amazing. we have about 20 seconds. >> what trump and elon are doing is taking away this multibillion-dollar money pot. you talk about $70 billion a year, half of that stays in washington, 95% of the industry is on the left. >> sean: appreciated and a scott brown thank you. monica lewinsky revealing why she thought bill clinton should have resigned after their affair became public. next.

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