this first let me go to deneen first.ry. >> thank you very much. >> david: very happy time for you and your husband. >> thank you. >> david: by the way the pardon not happening was the news. we pardon michael flynn, whatever. why are they driving this narrative. the white house spokesman, sarah sanders said this is not happening. >> we have gone from fake news to fake firing, david. what part of there's no intention to fire mueller does the left not get. i think really they are desperate right now. they are desperate with their message because all we hear is identity politics. they are desperate with the fact that they don't want any of the good news coming out of this administration to make the headlines. look at what the economy is doing. look at what the companies -- what the lower tax cuts will be able to reinvest in their companies and their employees, giving out bonuses. they don't want to talk about the good that is coming up. but what they are also doing is deflecting from all of the bias that we have heard within

charles: charles: you you mentioned ments well, well, deneen. deneen. america america first first via via thed foreign foreign policy. policy. this this you you think think sets se for for additional additional actioe this? this? we we saw saw the the same same th. president president trump trump is is reah with with nato, nato, a a lot lot ofy he he shouldn't shouldn't do do th. they they have have come come aroundd increased increased their their budgets. . the the nato nato mission mission dk to to the the end end of of world . it it seems seems like like they to it. it. possible possible to to ever ever changee culture culture at at the the u.n.? u.n? i i think think that's that's a a. >> >> it's it's all all about abou. he's he's asking asking questions. q. nikki nikki haley haley is is taking . i i loved loved when when she she, we'll we'll be be taking taking namese who who voted voted against againstt to to do. do. it's it's a a new new day, day, a a n town. town. folks folks wanted wanted leadership.. charles: charles: steven, steven, taking, m

deneen, i asked noelle about how this helps the democrats.e other side, the he republicans, and the republican messaging, the president's successes, there have been a number of successes. they are not the sexy stories, they don't get the headlines, the tweets. i agree with the ellen, the back-and-forth off policy is not healthy. but where do the republicans take this next? how do they tout changes in gdp, expansion of the economy? how do they do this effectively and sell it even to the underserved communities, no matter what ethnicity they are? >> the republicans need to do that. they need to take that messageer out there to americans, to all americans. i think it's great when president trump goes out and does a rally for the people, making that face time with americans, because americans want to hear from the president and they want to know what's going on, the agenda, and he is delivering on his promises. that is what the media does not like. the media cannot control president trump. he is able to go around them, he has called them out how

steve levy, doug schoen, deneen borelli, you do a great job. it's great to see.k at this line-up. radio, television, and someone who actually tells it by the numbers. doug, they're going to throw you out of the party. >> they have already inched me out. >> david: coming up, more "hannity" after the break. stay with us. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> welcome back to >> david: welcome back to "hannity." unfortunately that's all the time we have left this evening. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." listen to my radio show monday thr

david: mary, thank you, deneen, good to see you. if you missed out on this year's rally, we'll break down how you may still be able to jump in, exactly how, after this. ♪ dave: i am in for neil cavuto. millions dealing with bone chilling temperatures, satellite images showing the great lakes are freezing over. chicago could see a new record low on new year's eve, new york city where we can see the coldest new year's eve in 100 years and that has donald trump tweeting, quote, perhaps we could use a little of that good old global warming that our country but not other countries was going to pay trillions of dollars to protect against, bundle up. the epa transition team member, where is the global warming? >> it is usually hiding, the dog ate it, you see all sorts of papers, lurking menacingly with sinister outlook somewhere but tends to be hiding particularly at times like this when you have to remember for decades this movement, has insisted the snowfalls a thing of the past, mild winter is here to stay, winter is gone, children won'

here to discuss it with me, deneen and christopher. washington post with an article out the, chuck tbrasly with grah respect to the estate tax, saying that people spend every darn penny they have whether, it is on women, booze or movies. and orrin hatch saying you are dissing the american public, passing a bill only for wealthy. >> these comments are ridiculous, americans' tax cuts and reform, i do, i spend so much time putting together this paperwork every year just to file. they need to deliver on this for americans, if is not perfect but it is say step in the rielg rigt direction, for these individuals to make these kinds of comments is very concerning. charles: they are establishing if something goes wrong in next year, they will point to the tax bill, say, we told you so. but the demagoguery, you would think at some point, you have rules, saying 100,000 people are going to die. >> democrats are doing maybe politically savvy thing in case it does backfire. not g.o.p. did in not backing obamacare. saying we can fix it, which was not

they might be kind of gambling a little bit. >> deneen? >> i think it's great the president came out to let the fbi agents, the rank and file, and the graduates know he's got their back. they have his full support, and it's also great he went after the leadership of the fbi because what we're seeing coming out in the news is unbelievable. so i think it's great that he made those points and he's letting the information, the data that is coming out speak for itself, none of it looks good at all. charles: yeah, the bottom line, sarah, he doesn't have to hype this stuff, it is damning on its own. >> it should be, but when you see it reported from a lot of other networks, a lot of other outlets, you see it wrapped in layers of how are republicans weaponizing this information? trump and allies seizing on information to discredit mueller. you don't see it from the left of the allegations on their merits. what do the texts actually say? which attorneys were in touch with people compiling the trump dossier, these are legitimate questions that are a

well fox news contributor deneen borelli joins us with her reaction.useum is open with lots of feelings on all sides of the issue. what's your take? >> well, i think these representatives are doing a disservice to their constituents because i find this to be a divisive tactic. and you are talking about people who are whipping up emotions. i say it's all political because the democrats have a problem with black voter support. low turnout for hillary clinton when she was running. they had huge turnout among black voters for former president obama during both his terms. now they have a really big problem because they don't have a platform. what are they running on? they run on the race card. they run on identity politics. that's all they got. eboni: you say whipping up emotion. in fairness it's legitimately an emotional issue for many. you talk about congressman lewis there who, we know the pictures and saw the scene of him being bloodied and beaten during the civil rights movement. hasn't he at least earned the right regardless of any of our opinions to

joining me, washington examiner contributor, katie frates, and deneen borelli. katie, you know what, forget about everything, all the predeductions -- all the predictions of doom fan gloom, the obamacare failure, the tweet storms. president trump, his economic agenda, he has an amazing head of steam. consumer confidence at all-time highs and the market at all-time highs. >> we'll have to wait and see if republicans can keep an even keel. they are going to have to keep that cohesiveness with trump to have this momentum continue on into 2018. charles: are you -- to keep their ship in order. does this mean establishment republicans have to understand who is driving the ship and stay on board. instead of saying i have got wind in my sails. paul ryan was coming out every other week with his own agenda. katie: people be be overexcited. they got tax reform. that's a trap they will have to watch out for. i'm just hoping they have come together and that glue will stick long enough to get things like infrastructure reform. charles: democrats cried, screamed, hollered for

trump advisory board and deneen borelli, what fox news contributor. a major accomplishment for president trump. and he goes into 2018 with a whole lot of wind in his sails. >> he does. the feels like all of america has gotten on board. the corporate support that has been given back to the american people for what has happened with this tax bill it's a great day in america and everybody should be celebrating. this will affect everyone in 2018. this gives us something to look forward to as we go into the new year. charles: immediately we heard from a lot of companies including bank of america, $1,000 bonuses, and raising their minimum wage. letting corporate america raising the minimum wage instead of companies who can't afford to raise the minimum wage. >> we have been hearing how it's a benefit for corporate america. but we are seeing the middle class and lower income workers are benefiting. one thing i want to point out, this is part of the reason it was important for that 20-21% to take effect immediately. we are seeing corporate america react to th

in this shortened segment i will start with you deneen, the fake news media that the president keeps think is more and more credible every day, he talked about people suing more money with the 350 point dow drop. >> 60% of trump supporters believe that the media is the enemy. so many negative news coverage coming from the liberal media which is really advocacy group as far as i'm concerned for the liberal agenda. it's nonstop what they report. all of the negative news about president trump. and americans are tired of it but he made that point for folks to sue who possibly lost a lot of money when the passionate dropped i think is a funny point. >> judge jeanine: it is a funny point. he is an entertainer. besides being the president. the man intans, joe. >> what we saw tonight. apparently he was supposed to be having a physical impairment they were talking about on morning joe. didn't see that hour and a half. >> judge jeanine: isn't that crazy. >> that was reckless. >> judge jeanine: intentional hit every time he shows up. he goes through the list. it's really depressing that they ar

deneen borelli is a fox news contributor as well. people say this is a de facto alabama rally. i was in pensacola and just about everybody on the beach were from alabama and other states. president trump tweeted out today, vote roy moore. he wants the people in alabama to vote for roy moore. >> considering what the media is saying about this election coming up. the left-wing media is demonizing peferg roy moore has said or done. the news came out on the woman who allegedly forged information in the yearbook. for donald trump to be in florida, it's sending a message to his supporters and base. charles: beverly young nelson who is the woman who has made the accusations admit to abc news that she has notes beneath roy moore's signature in her yearbook, but it's his signature. the people of alabama did not believe the story, and this is not going to help that particular case. >> who is going to help president trump get his agenda passed? it certainly isn't jones. when you look at it, it will come down to the voters. charles: do all of those things super creed the ugliness of the ch

joining us with reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce and deneen borelli as well as democratic pollsteraddell, great to see you. it has been a while, so i will start with you. you have analyzed media and politics for many years, when you look at this type of coverage and you look at the compendium of this, would you state in the media? are they getting the trump bumper for the ratings? and do they need it or will they survive without it? >> i assume that they would surprise gleaming survive no matter what, but they have been building their ratings on this. it did not start the early days of this administration. as pugh says, we have had it for the entire year, headed through the entire campaign, more and more studies that show that the major networks 90% of the stories that they have been running for the last nine months or so are negative. we see that from the media. we see all of it. and you do not even need the numbers to know that all you have to do is read "the new york times" and "the washington post" and some of the other press and watch some of the other cable networks to realiz

amazing eric and deneen, thank you so much we hope you both have a good weekend.ls complaining in a new survey saying the label snowflake hurts their mental health. my next guest is not surprised the psychology behind hypersensitivity we'll break that down with look whose here dr. keith adlow after this, stay right there. ♪ [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. >> liz: millennials have been labeled by many critics as the generation of "snowflakes" and the term has been used to slam societies' young adults and teens as hyper sensitive and too easily offended and now a new study seems to prove that point. a staggering 74% of 16-24 year olds in the united kingdom feel the snowflake label could have a negative impact on mental health let's bring in psychiatrist dr. keith ablow. joins me now doctor we love to see you. they felt they were unfairly pinned on this age-group. doesn't that prove the point that if you're offended b

we have political correspondent deneen borelli. dineen, its the way he went after them getting raised eyebrows. the white house always comes back, they started it. where do you think is going? >> this is showing how desperate the democrats are, neil. the whole russia collusion thing did not work. i don't know if you're a "walking dead" fan, when zombies are dead with their victims they move on to the next one. we're seeing democrats, whole russian collusion probe is falling apart. they have moved on to anything about sexual harrassment claims and misdeeds. i think it is all going to backfire. this didn't work before the election t didn't work before trump was elected and it will not work now. neil: your thoughts. >> i think dineen is completely correct is saying the timing of this definitely does not look great for democrats. very obvious they are pivoting to sexual assault allegations, that they are trying to make themselves seem like the party of manners and sexual morality, when politically benefits them. democrats didn't think

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