jesse, have you ever watered a plant? yes, i have. i have watered many plants. i don't water plants anymore. i don't actually have any plants inside my house. although i was told to in the den but never did it. i will look into it. john from alexandria, virginia,, hopefully johnny doesn't have a goldfish on his desk. you know where johnny is right now? johnny's at spring break so definitely watch jesse watters primetime when he gets back. lisa from tennessee, i thought you would be tireless tonight, what happened? harold and like the print? no, harold liked it, i just want to wear a tie for you at 8:00. craig from pennsylvania, hey,, who was the mystery guest? we're out of time! you caught m we had no mystery guest, it was a tease. i'm otters and this is my world. ♪ ♪

>> sean: welcome to "hannity". tonight, woke promo moss agitators on college campuses are getting booted out of the country, thank goodness. meanwhile federal funding was just stripped from at least one radical hate filled university and the trump administration is only getting started. coming up we will check in with judge jeanine and we will get reaction from her and we will hear from charlie kurt, david sachs and more. and later jimmy will be here to analyse the democratic party and their latest, yeah, tricks and a week's worth of antics that we have never really seen before. but first we have major developments from president trump's peace or strength through diplomacy. good news for the country in the world. today, the president threatened major large-scale sanctions against russia and vladimir putin if they continue to escalate their war with ukraine. while he is negotiating a peace. the president was particularly tough on food and, writing, quote, i'm strongly considering

large-scale banking sanctions, sanctions and tariffs on russia until a cease-fire and final settlement agreement is reached. to russia and ukraine, get to the table right now before it is too late. putin is now saying he is ready for a truce. radical talks with ukraine and the u.s. are planned for next week in saudi arabia. that is called progress. what did they say a week ago? we're not patting ourselves on the back. what did i say after the zelenskyy meeting didn't go well with the white house? i said he would be back, he has nowhere else to go. it is in everyone's best interest that the killing and destruction ends. this did not take long. now the president is ratcheting up the heat on putin. and not too far away in iran, piece may also soon be on the horizon. now donald trump's maximum pressure campaign there appears to be paying off. today, the president teased a possible nuclear deal that would

put an end to the most nuclear aspirations. in fact,, the president scent a letter to iran and discussed the contents of that letter with our very own maria. take a look. >> i'm not sure that everybody agrees. but we can make a deal that would be just as good as if you wanted militarily. but the time is happening, the time is coming up. something is going to happen one way or the other. i hope that iran -- i have written them a letter saying i hope you will negotiate because if we have to go in militarily, it will be a terrible thing for them. >> sean: that entire interview will air this weekend on sunday morning futures on the fox news channel right here. but after weeks of nonstop action, it is safe to say that the trump agenda is making big progress both at home and abroad. the same cannot be said for the democratic party. they have no discernible plan to improve the country at all, whatsoever. and then to make matters worse, where is the hope and the joy? there is no sense of humor, no optimism, just anchor, hatred,

rage, no big ideas, no leadership. just anti-trump rage 24/7. along with a heavy dose of intolerance for anybody with a different opinion. after years of woke indoctrination and cancel culture, righteous indignation, democrats totally forgot how to just be normal and authentic. to have a heart, a conscience, a soul. sympathy. we got yet another weird, bazaar, range were the video. this time from the house minority leader who filmed himself doing some kind of prerehearsed rant. okay,, take a look. here's the latest. >> just finished a telephone town hall meeting with my dynamic sister, our attorney general. and my team informs me that some far right extremists have introduced a resolution to try to throw democratic members of the house off of our committees.

that resolution is going nowhere, you're not throwing anyone off of any single committee. these people are malignant clowns. you aren't throwing anyone off of any committee. in the house of representatives. don't make me expose you to the folks who don't know you. 's. >> sean: the only thing missing was that they were hitler, their stall and, there mussolini. this is the leader of the democratic party and the house of representatives and i didn't see him standing for the mothers that lost their daughters to unvented joe biden-harris illegal immigrants or a 12-year-old young man that beat cancer or the wife of a hero whose husband died in the line of duty. why wasn't he standing? why wouldn't he stand for the first lady? he would be speaker today if democrats didn't get crushed in last year's election.

and now he frankly looks empty and pathetic like his entire party. and to be honest, this past week looked like a cry for help more than anything else. a party in need of a major soul-searching, a change of course that, in all truth is likely impossible as they claim endlessly to their radicalism and extremism. it was just one bazaar video after another this week, including one inspired by a video game. asking to choose their fighter. but as the trump team pointed out, america already chose their fighter. and guess what? it wasn't any of those democrats on your screen, take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we do have the worst of the use of the week and we will get reaction from jimmy

straight ahead. not that anyone at the dnc or the democratic party wants my advice but let's be kind of clear. there is really only one way for the democratic party to recover. and they would first need to admit they have a major problem. and their problem is there policies. their problem is their radicalism. their policy is there extremism and they just keep doubling and tripling down on dumb, number and stupid and weird and bizarre and also terrible candidates. now according to reports, kamala harris is now gearing up for another election. apparently she is considering a run to be the governor of california r this as democrats expressed outrage at the current governor of california, our old friend gavin newsom. the left is turning on their own golden governor all because he appeared on a podcast with our friend charlie kirk and dared to criticize biological men who compete in women's sports. we will check in with charlie in just a moment about that interview. but sadly it is becoming almost

impossible to speak up for sanity, decency, common sense inside the democratic party. that was on full display all week. freedom of speech, freedom of thought no longer exists inside the d&c. they just have their little bingo paddles that they pull out. kind of why joe rogan pointed out that the left in their attempt to mimic his podcast, they are going to fail. either way, unless you were authentic in broadcasting some way shape, manner or form, you were destined to fail. take a look. >> i saw on cnn after the election they were talking about us specifically and they were talking about how there is this network of podcasts that are interconnected that has been financed -- like this huge, corporate finance network. they were trying to sort it out. and support each other, they go on each other's shows and they are all in this together. we need that on the left.

like good luck. you guys cancel each other if you're [bleep] ukraine flag is too small. [laughter] >> six by six! >> you [bleep] talk about each other for not having trans kids. you are out of your minds, you are not going to sink up together. you are in a cult. >> sean: they already have three broadcast networks, to left-wing radical cable channels, they have almost every major newspaper in the country. so can they recover? is that the answer? and what should we make of the governor and his recent split with his radical colleagues? anyway, here with more, turning point founder and ceo charlie kirk. charlie, great to have you. so last night, you were doing the show, i tuned in. and i was listening to the podcast. and and i didn't get through all of it but first of all, you were very gracious and very nice. you could have gone at him really hard, you did it any really nice way.

and i know gavin too well. i have interviewed gavin. i have moderated -- i think you brought it up, i moderated the debate. and i have tried to reason with this man and he does not listen ever. maybe this is the tipping point for him. did you get the feeling he wants to change? >> i don't know. i think he wants to be president. more than anything else on the planet i think you can agree he has more political ambition then all most anybody in the democrat party. and i think he understands that the entire country is moving centre-right and is accelerating at a rapid pace. in fact, we are course correcting after four failed years under joe biden and all of the woke stuff and anti-common sense movement. gavin newsom had me on his podcast and i was shocked all of a sudden where he decided to diverge away from the orthodox opinion of the democrat party which is as simple as saying that it is not fair that a biological man can compete in

female sports. now number 1, i don't believe that he actually has any heartfelt beliefs in this, i think it is purely political transaction. however,, and one in the audience should understand that this means we are winning at such a rapid pace that the governor of the largest state in the country, the largest democrat state who obviously wants to be president, has to adjust his policies against the base of the party to even be taken seriously to run for president in 2028. >> sean: but the problem is it is so transparently about political expediency. he is going to change his core beliefs. and here would be the biggest problem i would see he has. he has something called a track record. he has been in government, he is the mayor of san francisco, lieutenant governor for eight years and at the end of this term he will have been governor for eight years. he has a track record so i don't think you get to run away from the positions you have been holding for decades just by talking to conservatives like charlie kirk.

he never invited me on the podcast, i'm offended by the way. i'm very offended, i feel left out. >> you should text gavin. >> sean: already did. before you went on i texted him. there is this back and forth where i drilled him, i said look, you have the highest cost of living in california, you have the most homelessness in the country in california, you have the highest poverty rate in the country in california, you have the second-highest home prices in the country. you guys control the house, the senate, the governor's mansion, lieutenant governor's mansion, zach zary state and every state elected office in last 20 years, i was this the republicans fault? what record will you run on? and every time there is anything california specific, you know this from moderating the wonderful desantis debate, he gets hyperaggressive and focuses on one minute detail and he just tries to bring you down into the ditch but everyone has been voting with their feet when it comes to california over the last couple of years. they have net population loss, people are leaving in record numbers, they also had the highest gas prices, not

necessarily the highest gas tax so there is nothing to run on except for the fact that he is very slippery and slick and he is trying to reinvent and rebrand himself. i will talk to anybody at any time, there is a whole part to where i got him to tacitly admit that president trump is unlike any other cultural phenomenon we have ever seen. he is like oh, yeah, "into the oval office with president trump and had a great time with him. i zary went to work with president trump with ice and immigration a border patrol? and of course he had a slick answer to that as well. but i think there is a looming democrat civil war happening because gavin newsom is realizing that if he does not come to the middle on a lot of issues, there will be no chance for him in a general election. but president trump has completely remade the american body politic and you can start to see the most opportunistic democrat of them all, gavin newsom at least attempting to adjust with some of his rhetoric. we will see if his actions follow. >> sean: tonight, "more big news from the white house.

it was announced a $285 billion investment in manufacturing inside the u.s. meanwhile, the president's brand-new bitcoin reserve is up and running ahead of trump's crypto summit from earlier today. here to break it down, the presidents ai and crypto leader is with us. i've got a lot to ask you because i did invest in bitcoin and in theory him, i watched the fluctuations. if you tried for the entire hour to explain to me bitcoin algorithm and i have had friends spend hours trying to get this through my thick skull. you will never be able to penetrate the way my brain thinks and i will never get an understanding of it. however,, it has proven to be a pretty good investment for me. what you make of the presidents crypto and what you make of the fluctuations in the crypto market? >> good to be here. you are right, bitcoin has proven over time to be a very good investment and has proven to be very secure. the thing you need to know about

the security and the protocol is that it has worked. bitcoin has been around for over 15 years, the price has gone up from basically zero to roughly $90,000 per coin. and we think this stuff is scarce, it's like digital gold and we want to keep it in a digital fort knox. but we are talking about is bitcoin that is already on the federal balance sheet. the federal government as a result of civil and criminal seizures and forfeitures had accumulated roughly 400,000 bitcoin over the past decade. and unfortunately, the federal government sold off roughly half of that at very low prices. i think we made something like $400 million or less than $400 million and if we had held that bitcoin it would be worth over $17 billion today which has cost taxpayers dearly and we do not have a long-term strategy. so president from has signed an executive order which we talked about at the crypto summit to create a strategic bitcoin reserve. we think we have about 200,000 bitcoin left and we want to maximize the value of those in the way you do is you hold them for the long term. that's what we're doing, we are

creating a digital fort knox. and i should say one more thing, we don't know that there is 200,000 bitcoin left because no one has done a full and complete accounting or audit and that is one of the things that president trump has directed is that we need full accounting right away, everything needs to be audited because we need to maximize the value of these assets for the american people. >> sean: i don't tell people how to invest because i'm not an expert and definitely not an expert on crypto. with that said, i do read a lot and i do talk to a lot of people that know a lot more about it than i do. and you have people like michael for example, "sure you're familiar with, extraordinarily bullish on the future of bitcoin. where do you see bitcoin going yourself? in terms of how high it ultimately goes? >> i don't want to be in the business of making predictions around the prices of assets.

i don't measure the success of what i am doing based on price levels but really based on innovation levels. i'm a policy advisor for innovation so the last thing i want to do is come on your show and tell people to buy a particular asset. what i can tell you is that if you look at the historical trend, bitcoin has gone up over time but with huge volatile swings. so as an asset, it is not for everyone. if you are a retiree on a fixed income and you might need the money anytime soon, you should talk to your financial advisor. i would tell you don't do it. if you are a young person and this is surplus funds and you can afford to take a risk, and talk to your financial advisor about doing it. so i think that ultimately your risk profile has to matter and a decision like that. but what i can tell you is if you look at the 15 year track record of bitcoin, it has basically gone from zero or almost nothing up to $90,000 roughly. so it has, overtime with wild swings, proven to be a good investment and i wish the federal government had held onto all of it's bitcoin instead of selling half of it so cheaply.

>> sean: may be a better way to kind of get you off the hook and you are not going to be giving financial advice, we will use a disclaimer. you are not advising people one way or the other. but you obviously believe in crypto. you obviously believe in its long-term viability. you believe in its long-term future, you believe for a lot of people it will be a good investment. and you see -- do you see anything that would inhibit it's growth? one thing that has shocked me a little bit as i follow it, and i'm on coin base, i see it every day. is the volatility is very real r it is not for the faint hearted and i look at it as a long-term investment. i'm not betting milk money on it but it has been a fun little hobby of mine. but overall, are you bullish on the idea that crypto is here to stay? there will only be a finite number of, for example,,

bitcoin. are you bullish that it will maintain value? do you think the odds are very high? knowing the volatility aspect of it? >> the reason why bitcoin has maintained its value is because it is scarce. the bitcoin protocol only allows for the creation of 21 million bitcoin. now if anybody ever figures out how to create a counterfeit bitcoin, fate bitcoin or a problem called double spending, than all bitcoin could become worthless. but no one has figured out how to do that and we are talking about now, a system that has been around for roughly 50 years. so it has been a long time and bitcoin now has something like a 2 trillion-dollar market cap. and you can think of that market cap is a huge bounty or an incentive for hackers to try to figure out how to break the security of bitcoin and create fake bitcoin. no one wants to do it so as it has become a bigger and bigger target, it has proven to be more and more resistant against these attacks. and i think that has led to more confidence in and more exceptions throughout the world.

so bitcoin is accepted by huge numbers of people all over the world who view it as a kind of digital gold. or it is known as a store value. so i do think that as long as acceptance keeps growing the way it has in the security remains intact, than i do think that long-term it will do well. >> sean: by the way, david, i can't emphasize enough to people, don't make any financial investments without talking to professionals. i don't know enough about it so i think that is sound advice and we appreciate your time. when we come back, the trump administration wasted no time cracking down on radical educators at american universities, including revoking visas for international students who support hamas. we have the details and will get reaction and her friendd judge jeanine will be here straight aheadars is. y and for critical minerals crucial to new technologies. we're here, right by your side. [title: ontario, canada]

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>> this is a fox news update. oscar-winning actor gene hackman and his wife died of natural causes. investigators now say the 95-year-old hackman who showed signs of alzheimer's actually died of heart disease. his wife died a full week earlier from pulmonary syndrome. is a rare but potentially fatal disease spread by infected rodent droppings. the couple found in their santa fe, new mexico, home late last month. a measles outbreak now sickening more than 225 people in texas and new mexico alone. health officials say they believe the numbers are actually much higher and a lot of people sibley won't get tested. a 6-year-old in texas died from measles last week, a suspected measles death in new mexico was well. nine states confirming cases of the virus which is something to keep an eye on. now back to "hannity".

♪ ♪ >> sean: the trump administration are sending a clear message tonight. anti-semitic protest on college campuses need to end an end now. they are taking decisive action to make sure that happens in earlier today, the department of justice, health and human services, education all announced they are revoking $400 million in federal grants for columbia university which has been the hotbed of anti-israel activity in america since october seventh. the university says they are committed to combating anti-semitism. is that a bad joke? and pledges to work with the federal government to get their money back. but it doesn't end there. the state department has just revoked the student visa of an international student who joined a pro-hamas protest on an unnamed campus here in the u.s. and ice is getting ready to remove them from the country. this is the state department also reportedly now preparing to

use ai to review the social media accounts of foreign students for expressions of support for the terror group hamas in order to revoke more student visas. now president trump also plans to revive some version of the travel ban in the coming weeks. after all, why would we ever invite people who hate our country, hate our allies and allow them to walk through our front door and people that sympathize with radical islamists? anyway, here with reaction, she is the cohost of the hit show, the five. she is also my favorite judge, judge jeanine. the two people that are my favorite, accept god forbid if i was ever before you and you were on the bench, i would -- i don't -- i wouldn't -- i would freak out from the pressure r i would not be able to handle it. >> it's more my prosecution side you should be afraid of, not my judge side. my judge side is very

understanding. listen. i think people, first of all, banks for president donald trump, that is number 1. number 2, people need to recall that when you make reference to what happened during the first term of president trump, the supreme court ultimately upheld the move by the trump administration that sought to make sure that there was a travel ban against those individuals who presented some kind of a threat to the united states. we need to vet people in a way where we can identify who will be a threat to the united states, that is number 1. number 2, universities in this country have become a hotbed of anti-semitism. and donald trump, to his credit, has finally said we are going to revoke the visa of one student and they are now looking at all of the students and weather they use ai for that to investigate the social media or anything else, doesn't matter. universities are not places

where you can empathize with terrorists, especially a foreign terrorist organization like hamas and preach along with the violence law enforcement along with damaging university property and trespassing and the violence that goes along with that. that is not allowed. now these universities, and i had to laugh when you said columbia is committed. i wrote it down, to fighting anti-semitism. nonsense. it is only when we pull you by your shorthairs and take $400 million that all of a sudden you want to respect the right of jewish students to go to class. that you want to prevent these kids who are wrapped up in all kinds of coverage on their face and who have the unmitigated gall to say we will not unwrap our faces until you tell us who you are giving money to. until you make a decision to stop supporting anything that is supporting israel. so it is about time that we

recognize that the immigration and nationality act gives the united states the authority to revoke the visas, deport these people immediately. if the universities aren't going to do it. and remember, university can say we are going to expel you. but the president and the state department can say, we are going to revoke your visa and we are going to deport you. that is the difference and it is about time we had this. >> sean: judge, in all seriousness, we appreciate you because you a stand up for what's right and you always stand up for, in this case, people that are being oppressed, the underdogs. appreciate it. >> thank god for president trump. >> sean: amen for that. when we come back, the american dream is about upward mobility, right? not access to cheap goods. that according to our treasury secretary who is making a very compelling case for the

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♪ ♪ >> sean: president trump is following through on his promise to put america first and his treasury secretary is coming to his defense. during a speech at the economic club of new york, the secretary said, quote, the american dream is rooted in the concept that any citizen can achieve prosperity, upward mobility and economic security. not simply access to cheap goods. meanwhile, skilled labor is making a comeback and a hedge against an ai future, schools are now reviving shop classes.

brilliant idea. a lot of kids don't want to go through college, a lot of kids don't graduate from college. here with reaction, he is the ce -- cei of the micro works foundation which is now in the application process for its annual work ethics scholarship program. look at that smile. that guy has always got a golden smile. the golden set of pipes, the great voice, the guys amazing. how are you, my friend? how are my guys on deadliest catch doing? are they all right? >> they are terrific. in fact, i have an autographed poster for you right here as promised. >> i paid for it twice, i think. >> i was going to give it away to a make-a-wish kid but this one's for you, it's on its way. >> sean: make me feel awful for even requesting it now. give them all to make-a-wish kids. >> sean, i'm sitting here

smiling because for 16 years, as you know, we have been out there with a couple of messages. but the big one was a question. and the question was, has there ever been a more harebrained decision and history of education than removing shop class from high school? the problems and the unintended consequences that have arisen from that decision are manifest. i can draw a line from taking shop class out to $1.7 trillion in student loans to sky-high commissions with widening skills gaps to even the tariffs we are talking about right now and the manufacturing that we hope to bring back to this country. they're 580,000 open manufacturing jobs right now. i am hoping the president gets his way. i'm hoping we see massive reassuring. but this idea that there is a giant enthusiastic workforce just waiting for new jobs to appear, that is not true.

we have 7.6 million open jobs right now as we speak and over 7 million men, able-bodied sitting out of the workforce. so there are other things revolving around this that i think are really important to talk about. but getting shot class back into high school and reinvigorating the skilled trades, that is at the heart of the american dream, at least the way that i grew up understanding it. >> sean: i don't want to regurgitate my life story, i have been open with this audience, i have told the story many times. i spent almost 10 years of my life working in the restaurant business. and almost 10 years in the construction business. and i will tell you that probably the single best thing -- one of the best things i redid my life and having good parents, that instilled a work ethic in me and i was working when i was eight years old, i was in a restaurant at 12 years old. and here was the most fascinating thing i think i read on the economy in a long time.

the next generation of millionaires are going to be tradesmen. think about this. that means contractors, that means carpenters, that means plumbers, that means electricians, that means people that get their hands dirty -- dirty jobs, that would be a great show. but i will tell you, the sense of accomplishment i felt after every day that i worked with my hands and ran my you know what off, i can't even begin to describe it. and it was one of the best things i did in my life. and how they're going to get rich doing it. >> you don't have to describe it, there are millions of people who understand exactly what you mean. and tragically there are millions who don't. the simple satisfaction that comes from watching a job get completed is a consummation devoutly to be wished.

and a lot of people don't have it. you can't find that in a cubicle. but look, that is why we have awarded a little over $12 million and work ethic scholarships over the last eight or nine years. specifically to kids who want to learn a skill that is in demand. that is not to say that a four-year path is bad. it is expensive, that's for sure. but it is to say that it is not for everybody. and part of the reason we are in such a hole right now is because we have been telling a whole generation of kids for a long time, that the best path for the most people is the most expensive path. and never mind the stigmas and stereotypes and misperceptions that keep people from giving the traits an honest look. those are real in the fight against those every day. but there is math, there is really horrifying math that has been going on for over a decade. for every five tradesmen who retire, to replace them. five out, to win. five out, to win. it is just not sustainable which is why you have 100,000 open positions right now in the

maritime industrial base, 80,000 in the automotive space. the numbers are huge. so we have got to do a lot of things right at the same time, including getting shot class back into high school. but in my little slice of the world, i got to $.5 million right now this month for the next generation of skilled workers and as always, first come first served. but your viewers are invited to check it out. >> sean: you know, i ran into a young man and he was about 19 or 20 and we started talking and i said, "you going to college? you said no. i said what your plans and he said, i'm not really sure. i said, okay,, and it wasn't a dead end job, any job is a good job to me. if you are working and you're not kidding in, you are earning money and you're being productive and serving others, i think every human being was born to serve. and i just had a long conversation and i said, you know, have you thought about becoming a mechanic?

have your thought about becoming a plumber, ever thought about becoming an electrician? i said the demand for these trades is astronomical. and let me tell you how much you make starting out. and i started discussing apprenticeship programs and i said you show up on a job site and you tell a plumber, you tell an electrician that you will do anything they want you to do if they would just give you an opportunity to learn the trade and see what happens. i would bet maybe you have to go to three or four plumbers, you will get higher, wouldn't you agree? >> i think it's good advice. but look, the trap and the trick is to understand, especially in this position, it is hard to know exactly who is listening, right? and sometimes people need to be nudged in this direction or encouraged in another direction. i don't like to paint with too broad a brush but i can tell you that at micro works, we are not -- honestly, and i was in trouble when i say this out

loud, but we're not trying to help the maximum number of people. we are trying to help the people who are going to make a persuasive case for themselves. and to your point, show up early, stay late, go to where the work is, be of use. we have 2200 success stories to tell. so the kids you are talking about, he is not alone. lots of men and women are a trade job away from the prosperity that they have been told is the american dream. it is still up for grabs you just have to take it. >> sean: i said in five years you will be able to look at your first home. you will drive the car or the truck you want, you will eventually break out on your own and you will have a successful life and you will be able to provide for your family down the road. probably things that you weren't given when you were growing up yourself. so might, i love your work, your good man, i'm not holding my breath, i do not believe that the poster will show up.

it's going to freeze over. >> it's right here, it's got your name on it. >> sean: i want to see it, i want to see my name on that. >> no, it sealed shut. here it is. it's got your personal address on it, you sure you want me to show it? >> sean: forget it, i don't want that part. i have enough crazy people after me. thanks brother. when we come back, a dumpster fire inside the democratic party, we will review the week's worst moments. and meghan markle is back in the spotlight. jimmy faila is chomping at theru bit, he will weigh in next bit, he will weigh in next tonight on "hannity" .g. bit, he will weigh in next tonight on "hannity" transforming your space begins at our place. fast signs make your statement.

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♪ ♪ >> sean: another tough week for the democratic party.

from their inappropriate behavior trumps joint address to congress to some bizarre videos posted on social media. democrats have fallen apart right in front of your eyes, take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [simultaneous talking] [simultaneous talking] >> representative al green be censured with public reading of this resolution by the speaker. [singing]

[singing] >> the house will come to order, the house will come to order. >> sean: there is only one person we need for reaction here, fox news saturday night host, our friend jimmy faila. all i can say is. [singing] , help me out here. i have nothing to say. i want to know what you have to say. >> clearly rfk has to get to work on the mental health problem in this country because there's no way you can watch that and tell me there wasn't one. i can't believe i will say this to you but the democrats best option in 2028 might be joe biden. like we might have to prop this guy up for another four years. sean, how do you tell me -- for real, how do you tell me you are the party of the youth and show up with an old man shaking his cane at trump and then without

bingo paddles? do you know why they didn't clap? do you know why they didn't clap for anything? because they are so old the lights would have went out. they have the clapper on their side of the chamber. what am i watching? what am i watching? >> sean: is all that spontaneous or did you actually prepare that? because that's really good. clap on, clap off. i mean i would ask you a serious question, you can't stand for the president, okay,, you hate donald trump. you can't stand for the first lady? a kid with cancer? mothers that lost their kids? they can't stand for a young man that prevailed over cancer or a kid that got into west point who had lost his dad to the wife of a slain officer? what is wrong with them? >> think of how crazy that is. democrats can't cheer for a boy who becomes a cop that they would cheer for a boy who becomes a girl. something is wrong with this

picture. and it takes me back to the video. you know that she was your fighter video? nobody wants she was your fighter advice from a party that would let a man box against a woman. how about we just choose to forget about this party for a few years and then we can revisit the subject? >> sean: you are so on your game, i can keep up, this is too good. i love this one, smiling away. it's all most like their version of the ymca. >> they're trying to do the trump dance, we figured out! >> sean: i have to ask you this, meghan markle back in the headlines again but not in a good way. a new netflix lifestyle series entitled, with love, megan is getting blasted by critics as inauthentic, out of touch. let's give you a quick sneak peek, take a look. >> i don't think anyone in the world knows that she has eaten jack in the box and loves it. >> it's so funny, you know i'm sussex now?

>> you have kids and you go, i share my name with my children. and that feels so -- i didn't know how meaningful it would be to me but it just means so much to go, this is our family name. our little family name. >> now i know and i love it. >> what did you just do to me? [laughter] it's a hate crime! [laughter] >> sean: what did i just due to the audience? i mean i'm scaring them away. that is so phony! that is fake, fraudulent, phony. >> totally. i don't know that meghan markle a jack in the box, i don't know that anybody cares that she a jack in the box! but you know why they titled the show with love, megan? because producers realized that it had a nicer ring than whining title brat who won't go away. so it's shorter, i give them that, it's shorter. >> sean: oh wow. you are getting an a+ tonight.

>> well that never happened in school so i will take it. >> sean: c? you've grown a lot. i have to take you to that hard-hitting news show, the view and are dear friend joyless they heart made a shocking claim that she could be friends with a trump supporter. i wonder if you sure about that, you decide. >> i could be friends with a trump supporter. i wouldn't give them a kidney but i could be friends with them. the thing about it is that it's not just about politics, it's about morality, ethics, cruelty. it's about discrimination. so those are personal human values. we are not just talking about fiscal conservative who pays more taxes, we are talking about you as a human being. so it is hard to be friends with someone who signs onto something like that. >> sean: her party would not stand for a kid with cancer or mothers that lost their children

and she is going to lecture us on morality? i do agree with her though. >> she said she could be friends with a trump supporter, she kind of has to be because she has no friends. no one wants to hang out with her. you were never going to be in a party and hear somebody go, i can't weight until joy gets here. and complains about everything and eats all of the dip and goes home. stop it. >> sean: i used to go on that show, i would like you to know that. >> is that true,, that changes everything. >> sean: not recently, i said to stephen a. smith that they have not invited me on and years and guess what, they invited me on. if you were me, would you go sit in the middle of that? >> sean, you have to. you owe this to the american people. >> sean: why? are you doing that to me? >> you do it purely for me. i will be there -- listen, to see you know, everyone watching at home, i can get tickets to the view, there ten dollars to get in and $100 to get out so i

will be there. >> sean: jimmy, we love you. we will watch you tomorrow night. this is your best performance by far and this is 1000 out of 100, you are always 100 out of 100. i really appreciate it. we will be watching, i promise.e when we come back, more "hannity" straight ahead. "hannity" straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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