charlie kirk and dinesh d'souza join us with reaction.d on "hannity" ." ♪ to err is human. to anticipate is lexus. experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer >> kimberly: welcome back to "hannity." dhs john kelly was on "fox & friends" earlier where he gave a sobering assessment of the terror threat that americans face. take a look. >> we had four major terrorist attacks in the week in four different places. obviously, manchester, egypt, philippines, indonesia, by the generally the same groups. it's nonstop, the good news for us in america, we have amazing people protecting us every day. but it can happen almost here anytime. i was telling steve on the way in here, if he knew what i knew about terrorism, he never leave the house. >> kimberly: my goodness. president trump has made fighting terrorism a key theme during his first foreign trip. so what can we do here at home and abroad to combat extremism? joining me now is the host of "the next revolution," which lost hi

charlie kirk and dinesh dah souza join us later with that reaction.ore ahead on "hannity." they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands). >> kimberly: dhs secretary john kelly was on fox and friends earlier today where he gave a sobering assessment of the terror threat americans face. take a look. >> we've had four major terrorist attacks in a week on inn four different places, obviously manchester, egypt, philippines and indonesia. by the generally the same groups. it's nonstop. the good news for us in america, we have amazing people protecting us every day, but it could happen almost here anytime. i was telling steve on the way in here, if he knew what i know about terrorism, he'd never leave the house. >> kimberly: president trump made fighting terrorism a key theme during his first foreign trip. so what can we do right here at home and abroad to combat extremism? joining me now is the host of the next revolution which launches on fnc on sunday june 4th at 9:00 p.m. eastern, st

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charlie kirk and contributor for the hill kristin tate.is out there for. >> it blows my mind snowflakes would pay $36,000 a year in tuition for this nonsense. if they wanted to learn resistance tactics against trump they could turn on cnn and get the same thing for free. the original course description that butler had was so radical, even by liberal standards that they really had no choice but to tone it down. i will guarantee you, eric, the course, the actual contents of the course will be very closely aligned with the original course description. this is pure indoctrination. unfortunately this is very common today on college campuses. even harvard university ran a series of anti-trump courses called the row sis tans school. >> eric: right. >> it's crazy what is going on. kids are literally paying to get educated how to march and hold picket signs. >> eric: let's say my son is in one of these classes and he happens to be pro-trump which he is university of colorado. is he almost guaranteed a failing grade if he holds that position. >> alm

. >> as my good friend charlie kirk says, jimmy kimmel has every right in the world to get political.ensive that he used that tragedy of his son and i hope his scene lives a long and healthy life -- to push obamacare. obamacare is bankrupting this country and a late-night comedians tears up and that somehow dictates our healthcare policy? we can't think any more, everything is side, crazy emotion. ask. charles: the thought that colbert had to go off on donald trump. to me that makes it even more pitiful in my mind. >> joe brings up a great point. no longer do we talk about facts or reason or logic. or people lost their doctor. instead one monologue on late night television sways the national debate? are you kidding me? joe brings up a great point. since when are we a country that's all emotion, all feeling. in a policy debate? are we going to be about theatrics? i don't think that's the way we should be talking about policy, especially something as big pass obamacare. >> president trump preparing to meet with the australian prime minister. out the window and down the street to the u.s

i got a fantastic line up your michelle malkin, herman cain, dinesh d'souza, charlie kirk, a whole bunch be fantastic. we have a great show. >> keep it locked on fox. greg gutfeld? >> tomorrow, 10:00, saturday. i've got a great show. joey jones, matt eiseman and nigel faraj is going to be on. but here we have the return of... [laughter] >> i forgot about that. all right, the worst thing about the problem is the prime proposals. it's stupid attention seeking cliched idiotic thing where people have to make it into a big deal to ask somebody to the problem. go to the stuff santa monica mountain -- i'm sure some guy is walking with her girl, hey, let's go with little rock. hey, how do you think the rock feels? can't you just ask someone out these days? do you have to make a big deal out of it? i'm tired of it! >> greg needs a cocktail. all right. i talked to eric trump, business politics, other things on the table. >> my family is growing. my wife is expecting in september. >> congratulations. you need a baby name. jesse is a great name. another piece of advice. i've got twin girls. my golf

charlie kirk is the founder and executive director of turning point usa and also -- the former dnc deputynk you for being here. i want to start with you first, jose. what is the deal with all of these attacks one after the other after a pretty successful foreign trip for the president? he comes home and immediately is back in the swamp. >> whatever happened to making america great again? we have scandal after scandal day after day now. trump's son-in-law is involved potentially in what happened with russia during the 2016 election. i want the american people to thrive. >> ed: i'll give you a lot of time but i have to stop you there. when you say as former dnc official you want to see this president succeed, you have to understand my skepticism. the democrats in washington and around the country in all sincerity here have not wanted this president to succeed. >> we want him to succeed. this is the thing, though, he tried to push through a bill that so famous trump care not working. he hasn't passed the celebrate. he is celebrating at the white house for what. it hasn't become law. let's im

to turning point usa founder, charlie kirk, red alert founder, angela morbido.st time i can see that where democrats were and are involved in the tax process. maybe i missed something that seems fairly significant. >> right. well, you know president trump really needs to pull this off. so far his accomplishments as president pretty much stack up to appointing neil gorsuch to the supreme court and getting border crossings to decrease. he started on health care. he started on tax breaks. if he wants to change the story you now he needs to get those through. it's a great sign reaching across the aisle to work with democrats on a tax plan that will give people, especially young people a break. neil: i'm wondering whether that is a since sear effort? i don't doubt a few democrats want to do something on this but the whole party and leadership focused on one hearing after another. it could be a like a watergate summer of '73 what do you think, charlie? >> i'm worried about it. look, our yen generation has to pay for all this nonsense. you and i talked about this a lot