we have an all-star cast, katrina pierson, sheriff david clarke and allen west. the opposition is at full tilt even though we are at day 67 of the trump presidency. democrat efforts to take down trump growing. michael flynn, betsy devos, then attorney general jeff sessions recused himself into any investigations into the president's ties to russia. also under fire, scott pruitt and rick perry. now house intelligence chair devin nunes, the democrats demanding he recuse himself or step down in the investigation of russian meddling in last year's election, this while delaying the vote for judge gorsuch for supreme court. in fact of the more than 500 key positions to be filled, they have been awaiting confirmation or nominated, just 21 confirmed. the president promised 4% growth and higher wages. but the democrats are blocking him. the president may now push tax reform and infrastructure at the same time after the efforts to reform obamacare failed. katrina, what do you think of the opposition from the democrats. >> this was expected as you said before. we have all b

david clarke and larry elder weigh in on the trump administration being surveilled. ann coulter will delve into the dangers of spring break. that's all tonight a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have or may have had: pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation, or a blockage of your bowel or gallbladder. if you are taking viberzi, you should not take medicines that cause constipation. the most common side effects of viberzi inclu

joining us now with reaction, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. and larry elder.et me check in with your legal mind for a second. can you think of any circumstances under which a president-elect or candidatey should ever be surveilled? >> i cannot think of any one and i think what we are finding out is that donald trump was not out to lunch when he tweeted that he may have been wiretapped. i would be a lot more impressed if some of these democrats yelling and screaming about devin nunes if they were saying that loretta lynch should have recused herself when she met with bill clinton on the tarmac, something that she never did. i would be a little more impressed if they were angry with hillary during the benghazi hearing and giving us a bunch of different stories and for deleting documents, destroying evidence after they were under subpoena.ff i'd be a lot more impressed at the democrats were upset with those kinds of things but they are not. this is nothing more than politics. they know that they are inin trouble because donald trump is looking at least credible a

sheriff david clarke of milwaukee county sounds off. that's next.an wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. melissa: sanctuary city showdown. seattle is filing a lawsuit of threat of funding cuts to sanctuary cities. seattle risks $2.5 million in doj funding in 2017. if attorney general jeff sessions follows through on his threat. here is sheriff david clarke from milwaukee county. thanks for joining us. i want to read the argument they're making specifically. this is attorney pete holmes. local governments do not enforce federal law. we are prohibited from doing so. moreover, even if we did,

. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," esiden >> sean: anne coulter, david clarke, geraldo rivera, sara carter is joining us tonight. america could learn from europe's many failures. that's tonight's opening monologue. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint press conference. president trump made it very clear where we stand on protecting this country. watch this. >> our two countries must continue to work together to protect our people from radical islamic terrorism. and to defeat isis. i applaud chancellor merkel for germany's contributions both civilian and military as a counter-isis coalition member. we also recognize immigration security is national security. we must protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism, extremism and violence inside our borders. immigration is a privilege, not a right. and the safety of our citizens must always come first. >> sean: we've been covering in-depth on this show how president trump promised to do everything within his power to stop radical islamic terrorists from entering this

david clark, and nigel. first up texas congressman and chair of the house ways and means committee, kevin brady. >> could after noon sees cpac, are you ready to chair this afternoon up. i'm chairman of the ways and means committee. it's an honor to be here. i here. i want to thank you for bringing this republican president, donald trump and a unified republican congress this year. as chairman of the ways and means committee we are all in with our new president on his top priorities, repealing obama care and fixing our broken tax code. [applause] we are moving forward on repealing obama care and delivering solutions for real americans that lower cost and expand choices, return control to the get government out of the examining room. on tax reform which i will talk about, we are pushing full steam ahead with bold solutions once in a generation solution to get america moving again. during the obama years we know what happened. young people could not find jobs. we just stayed stagnant for a decade. every week it

the milwaukee sheriff david clarke. it's always great to see you and congratulations on the new book. let me turn to the issue of the drug traffic in this country. meth am get means, marijuana, heroin, cocaine, have been coming across the bored for decade, the source of the majority of the drugs coming into this country. i would like you to listen to f.b.i. director james comey on that subject. >> truck traffickers have gotten into the heroin business. have shortened the transportation lines by bringing heroin from south america and central america and mexico and bringing it into the united states. lou: it sound as if the f.b.i. has just figured that out. your reaction to the f.b.i. director's statement. >> it sounds like a little late to the party. president trump understands the seriousness of it. dhs secretary john kelly understands the seriousness of it. congress seems to be dragging their feet. the southern border is a is isa sieve. it's a domestic security issue. if you don't seal the border, president trump under

joining us now with reaction, sheriff david clarke and geraldo rivera.o, you and i go back and forth on this. i sat there with all these local law enforcement guys in texas. there were 642,000 crimes and a seven year period in texas alone. including murder, including drugs, kidnapping, rape. this is now common sense. you like to say you are a common sense guy. is that not common sense? >> lets start on a happier note. i am honoring my irish brother from another mother with this tie tonight. the issue of sanctuary cities funding, defunding, it will be when the rubber hits the road. left and right. once the obamacare stuff is sorted out. this will be the issue that pre-occupies the conflict of the two sides. >> sean: as a lawyer, give a rule of law. if cities are defying the rule of law, should there be some consequences for that? isn't that called aiding and embedding? >> excellent point. the chief justice of the california court wrote to attorney general sessions and general kelly and told them to keep the i.c.e. agents out of the california court. calif

living on a prayer >> the conservative political action conference continues with milwaukee sheriff david clarke>> thank you very much. thank you so much. you know, they asked me to be the closer of this great event, so standing here right now, i feel a little bit rivera, the great new york yankee closer. you know, with mariano, he was going to throw strikes and it was going to be hard to get on base. you also know the next words that are going to come out of my mouth just as soon as you see me standing here, blue lives matter in america. in 1964, the great communicator offered us stern advice. "it's time," ronald reagan observed, "we ask ourselves if we still know the freedoms intended for us by the founding fathers." the question is, do we really? our nation was formed with a debt paid in blood, from the blood of boston five in 17 7b 70 to the sir rendish of the british at yorktown. those that would spend their energy, those who risked and in so many cases lost all in establishing a nation for the ages knew the likely price of their efforts and undertook their sacred work nonetheless. in their

david clark, and nigel. first up texas congressman and chof

joining us author of cop under fire, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke in the studio. >> thanks forat statement was incredible. what is your take on these -- >> disappointed a lot spointh sanctuary cities provide a safe haven for criminal illegal aliens, involved in very heinous crimes, against members of the community, look you can't have it both ways if they don't want to participate, first of all, part of the law enforcement officer code of ethics to cooperate with other law enforcement agencies in pursuit of justice that is what this is speaking out of both sides of their mouth the other thing about it is this is wrong, most agencies i saw many of the cities, they have law enforcement officers who are deputized as u.s. marshals serving on u.s. marshals fugitive task force fbi violent crime task force bureau of alcohol tobacco fire articles firearms investigations i have them as well you can't have we will enforce that federal law but don't think we should be enforcing this federal law, many achievchiefs in relation t mayors many liberal democrats. >> redacten our guest yesterday

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. >> milwaukee sheriff david clarke who campaigned for donald trump as president was the keynote speaker at this year's constitution coalition annual conference in st. louis. we'll hear first from the group's executive director and activist, peggy hubbard, whose 2015 facebook video, seen by millions of viewers, criticized the black lives matter movement. this is about an hour. peggy: let me just say that what you see up here isn't the coalition.

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. >> milwaukee sheriff david clarke who campaigned for donald trump as president was the keynote speaker at this year's constitution coalition annual conference in st. louis. we'll hear first from the group's executive director and activist, peggy hubbard, whose 2015 facebook video, seen by millions of viewers, criticized the black lives matter movement. this is about an hour. peggy: let me just say that what you see up here isn't the coalition. it's just the lady that gets to e the glue, the in betweens, the resonating sound boards of an awful lot of folks like you who care about our country, who have been with us, many of you, for many years. it's been our pleasure fobe here -- to be here. to be in the fight for the family, for our faith, and for our freedom. and we just want to thank each we can have all these discussions we want with the seven of us, and you-all represent america. we wouldn't we can have all these do it. so thank you-all for coming. thank you. [applause] i'm delighted that tim filled you in on my friend, mason, because i was going to ask the question, how many of you

. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," esiden >> sean: anne coulter, david clarke, geraldo rivera, sara carterlearn from europe's many failures. that's tonight's opening monologue. president trump and chancellor merkel capped off their first visit earlier today by holding a joint press conference. president trump made it very clear where we stand on protecting this country. watch this.

we'll hear from milwaukee sheriff david clark but first executive director donna hearn and peggy hubbard. [applause] donna: let me just say that what you see up here isn't the coalition. it's just the lady that gets to be the glue, the in betweens, the resonating sound boards of an awful lot of folks like you who care about our country, who have been with us, many of you, for many years. it's been our pleasure to be here. to be in the fight for the family, for our faith, and for our freedom. and we just want to thank each of you because we can have all these discussions we want with the seven of us, and you-all represent america. we wouldn't do it. so thank you-all for coming. thank you. [applause] i'm delighted that tim filled you in on my friend, mason, because i was going to ask the question, how many of you knew who huey newton was? there's a few of you. he was the founder of the black panther organization, and mason got the opportunity to study under his brother. so mason got the full dose when he was out on the west left coast, that goldwater was accused of wanting to sever. tonigh

his name is sheriff david clark. es matter, but he is a fan of donald trump, huge fan, and he loves guns. clark will be running for re-election in another primary that's functionally the general election in 2018 in milwaukee, wisconsin. the democratic primary. yes, sheriff clark routinely runs and wins as a democrat. because republican voters cross party lines to vote for him in the open democratic primary and groups like the nra pour money in to help him. and because milwaukee is an overwhelmingly democratic city, surprise, he wins because he's the democrat. sometimes the republicans don't even bother to run a candidate. to sum up, one side is cutting deals and consolidating their votes and the other side is not. just something to think about. >>> coming up next, the creator of the new series "time, the kalief browder story" and tod kalief's brother will join me. you do not want to miss it. blatche p i've found a permanent escape from monotony. fwlap our sens awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, bu

sheriff david clark, that's the man on the screen.s increasingly no sanctuary for ordinary american citizens. he'll join us in a moment and it is st. patrick's day, meaning up to 2 million will be turning out for the st. pat's parade here in new york city. starts in about, i think about an hour. listen to the music and we'll be back. ♪ ♪ ...you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like a tired dog is a good dog. [ dog barking, crashing ] so when you need a dog walker or a handyman, we can help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. >> we like dramatic video and we have this for you. this is mt. etna, sicily, active volcano, a bbc crew filming an eruption, caught in the explosion, versus steam, lava, molten rock shot into the air. eight people injured. you n't see muchbut that's what hpens when you get caught in a volcano when it's active. the bbc did get out

sir david beamish has been chief clark in the house of lords. from house of commons for the past two years. what did you make of meet the lords? did you enjoy the programme? i enjoyed it. i wish it could have been more representative. but the good thing about it was behind the flummery, which makes good television, there was some good stories that showed the house doing itsjob, which, at the moment, was brexit going on is very much in the public eye. i was delighted the public have an opportunity to see that for themselves. did it convey the house of lords that you know? well, yes, though i don't think it was exactly a cross—section. for example, the clip we have just seen of lord palmer, i don't think you would find many peers who shared his view about the tv room, which was a little used facility and, as he said, we did need the space. but other parts of it, absolutely. some of the characters you saw, the ones i know well, and the kind of work that goes on particularly in relation to ill bills. —— amendments to bills. two years ago, the docume

david lee, the former warrior doing chin-ups on the rim. spurs up by 12. ian clarkttle give and go with zaza pachulia. seconds to go, the pride of st. mary's, patty mills, 21 points in the first half. spurs had 11 threes in the half. david lee with authority there in the third quarter. lone bright spot for golden state, ian clark high off the window. had a career high 36. fans not thrilled with the warriors' decision to rest, and steve kerr did apologize to fans afterwards. his old buddy gregg popovich discussing dinner plans. >> the warriors found out what it's like to play without steph, clay, and dray tonight. they're only up half a game in the west on san antonio, but there's a lot of basketball to be played. >> we accomplished our goal, which was to get through the game unscathed. we wanted to win, but we didn't have enough in the tank. so we regroup and get back at it. >> every team has to go through he's road trips, anything you can do or just fight through it? >> those are the cards you're dealt. just gotta fight through it. >> warriors fans have been treate

david rockefeller was 101 years old. the former san francisco 49 erreceiver dwight clark announced he is battling a.l.s. the catch that sent them to super bowl. his time in the nfl is looked at as a cause. michelle: the comecase cable site is moving out the c.e.o. schmidt. watson is going to take over. watson has been there for a quarter century and working under the cable wing for seven years. the officials with the youtube took to twitter to address changes they made to the lgbtq videos. several uploaders said theirs were moved to the restricted setting and that sparked #youtubeisoverparty. the company says whale some lgbtq videos are restricted, the videos discussing more sensitive issues may not be. netflix is ditching the ratings, that is. the star system will phase out in april. some of you might have noticed this already. but netflix has been experimenting with the thumb rating for some users for the last several months. in experiment, the thumb model increase user reviews by 200%. jonathan: you might find this interesting. there is a new poll that drives in idea when reader trust shared online.

and the spurs were without a few, and david lee, a chin up on the rim there and spurs up 12. and then clarkbs at the half. and then mills had 21 all in the half. spurs hit a franchise high, 11 threes in the half. up by 20. and then a lone bright spot for golden state, clark, a career high, 36, and fans not thrilled with the decision to rest, and steve kerr did apologize to those fans, and warriors lose their third straight, 107-85, and mike shumann in san antonio. >> warriors found out what it's like to play without steph and klay tonight, and they are only up a game and a half in san antonio but a lot of basketball to be played. >> we managed our goal which was to get through the game unscathed, and we wanted to win and couldn't make the shots and we regroup. >> every team has to go through the road trips. is there anything you can do or just fighting through it. >> you have to just fight through it, and we did. we got through this game, and we will get back home and get rest and get ready to play. >> our warriors fans have been treated special over the years, and to see three games in a r

david lee down low. the former warrior putting it back. steve kerr need aid time-out. closing seconds of the half. ginobili to mills. fourth quarter ian clark. a career high 36 points. he went off. but the warriors do lose in san antonio. 107-85. >> obviously, you know, we're very offensively challenged with you know without our all of our top scorers and shooters. so it was some strange combinations out there. but i told the guys, you know, i was really happy with the work they put in and we had to get through this night. that was the main thing. we had to get through this trip. they allowed us to do that. obviously we wanted to win but didn't do that. but we've made it through to this point. now we can go home and recharge our batteries and get rolling again. >> warriors have now lost five of their last seven. the sharks falling, as well. they fell at home to nashville, 3-1, and will host dallas coming up tomorrow. more news after the break. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south ar

clark says he believes the u.s. imposed the ban in response to a clear and present threat. david: the u.s. been driving global growth in recent weeks, but europe may now be taking over and that is what some analysts including those at jefferies conclude european equities may be ready to start outperforming u.s. stocks. still with us is david stubbs from jpmorgan in london. what is your take on this? over the medium-term, we absolutely agree with that. we have been pointing to the fact that on any kind of five-year view, where there is room to grow in the economy, europe looks to have a higher potential return over that period. you have the political calendar in calendar -- in europe and we are certainly not done with it yet. those who robert about the potential for an upset in the french election are sitting on the sidelines for european equities. investors in the united states has been told that international stocks in europe are the trade for a number of years. each year, they have been disappointed. europe needs a prove it year for global investors. then you will see investors engage. d

publishers weekly bestsellers list continues with cop under fire by former milwaukee county sheriff david clark. hdtv's tip and joanna gaines is next with their book the magnolia story. next on the list is genes as always by sarah young and followed by this life i live by rory feick. rounding out publishers weekly bestsellers book is big agenda, president trump's plan to save america by david horowitz. that's a look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. some of these authors have and will be appearing on book tv on c-span two. you can watch them on her website. booktv.org. >> welcome to wilmington north carolina on book tv located on the cape fear river along the carolina coast this city was founded in 1737 due to its proximity to the ocean, wilmington served served as a important trade route during the civil war and was the last atlantic seaport of the confederacy until it fell to union troops in january 1865. today wilmington has a population of about 112,000 and