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welcome to "hannity." ann coulter will not be speaking at uc berkeley after sponsorsir pull out of the event due to "security concerns." this was scheduled to happen tomorrow. c she will be here in just a minute to respond.ap newt gingrich, maria bartiromo, juan williams, and harvey levini will all join us later tonighty but first, the alt radical left, destroy trump media plan to silence conservative voices, this has got to be stopped once and for all. i am saying tonight it is time to stand up and face this threat head-on. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. we are at a turning point. a huge turning point when it comes tooi freedom of speech in the united states of america. i, for one, refuse to sit back and let conservatives be silenced by liberal fascists. uc berkeley has succeeded for now and silencing another conservative. ann coulter was supposed to give a speech on the campus tomorrow. simple, harmless, right? the home of free speech, berkeley. not to these left-wing anti-free-speec

"hannity" is up next. >> welcome to the special edition of "hannity." i am in for sean tonight, i am kimberly guilfoyle. taking a very different approach to foreign policy than the obama administration, tonight for the hour, we will explain how the trump doctrine is starting to take shape and what it means both here at home and abroad. the. the commander in chief foreign policy has dominated the headlines by drawing a line in the sand wisteria over chemical weapons, calling out to russia, taking a tough stance with north korea and dropping the mother of all bombs on isis. let's take a look. >> frankly, putin is backing a person that is truly an evil person. the barbaric killing of small and helpless children must be forcefully rejected by any nation that values human life. we have a very big problem in north korea. i really think that china is going to try very hard and has already started. we will see what happens. >> fox news can confirm now that the u.s. has dropped a large bomb in eastern afghanistan. >> we targeted a system of tunnels and caves tha

this is not about sean hannity, or one person. there is now a coordinated attempt to silence the voice of every outspoken conservative in this country. if we don't stop it right now, they won't be any conservative voices on radio or television left. i'm not the only one that is routinely targeted. conservatives are monitored on radio and tv, every word they say, incorporated contrary to the alt radical left statement -- liberal fascism is a lie and well in america today. they want to shut up and shut down and silence all conservative voices by any means necessary. here is the difference. unlike the left, i don't have any problem with what the other side says. if you want to listen to liberals on radio or tv, follow them on social media, go for it. i will call them out for the bias. i will explain why they were wrong. i will debate them but i will never, ever say they should be silenced. i won't support boycotts to attack their appetizers and a roundabout way of silencing them. everyone who is publicly supporting trump is a target.

"hannity" as we continue broadcasting.rusalem, israel tonight but back in america, we have seen freedom of speech under assault. conservative author ann coulter, she appears to have scored a huge victory in her battle with uc-berkeley. according to "the washington post," culture speech on the liberal campus which was canceled yesterday over security concerns have now beenri rescheduled or made a second. running is now the author of the best-selling book "in trump we trust." ann coulter. i have known you for all these years. one of the things i have always loved about you is your courage. the factt that you are insane enough to want to go out there in the first place speaks volumes about you and that you confront these liberals are on campusse the time and what is yr action about it being canceled and being rescheduled? >> well i think berkley just wants -- for one thing they are so insulated obviously. they were stung by all these lefties in the country saying even though you are a university campus and you seem to have ad

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when we come back on this busy news night tonight the "hannity "hannity." >> it's stupid, they call theirt a skinny budget, i called their budget a [bleep] budget because it doesn't t well. >> sean: and that's the new dnc chairman spewing nasty, vicious vial about republicans. it also later tonight. >> the united states of america will always seek peace, under president trump, the shield stands guard. and the sword stands ready. >> sean: very strong words from the vice president of mike pence aboard the uss ronald reagan tonight, will get reaction, how do we deal with the korean peninsula and the unfolding madness in the middle east as well, straight ahead. when you have allergies, it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied

i am jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity." cannot log onto foxnews.com. >> the united states of america will always seek peace, but under president trump, the shield stands guard and of the stands ready. rest assured, underrd president trump's leadership, the united states will continue to protect our people and our allies, and strengthen the bonds between us today, tomorrow, andt every day that follows. >> sean: that was vice president mike pence aboard the uss ronald reagan reassuring american allies, tonight korean peninsula is not the only region of the world that's experiencing heightened tensions, the trump administration is also addressing many difficult situations in the middle east. now the president has ordered a review of the iranian nuclear deal. starting tomorrow, i will be reporting from the region, i will be in israel where we will cover the very latest. joining us now former spokesman rick grenell and from circa news sara carter. let me start with you, we look at the korean peninsula and obviously the proximity

we focus on hannity because there is a shift of power here? up into a pivotal role at the network during a really difficult time. it has been a tumultuous year for fox news. first they lost roger ailes come of the founder, chairman, and ceo of the whole network, then they lost a couple of on-air now bill o'reilly has left the network. such a stable lineup for so long, and all of a sudden they are switching everything around come new people doing this and that, and hannity has been the bedrock. a force than an for as of stabilization in terms of connecting the brand and keeping it going, it is an important time for hannity and the network oliver:. he has -- network. oliver: he has been there for a long time. there were probably instances where he saw the future going a different way. he stayed in the later part of the night. i remember that was a big deal. this position him now? how does he feel about the situation? does he pre-tool his presentation to become the fox news bedrock? >> part of it is fox news is fortunate to have him because he ha

. >> hannity is next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity tonight. general jakeenan, dr.astian gorka will all join news a few minutes. first, president trump checks another major item off his list of promise to us, the american people. tonight, i am calling on republicans in congress to end their recess. get back to work. do your job in washington. that's tonight's opening monologue. ♪ all right, here it is day 89 of the trump administration. the president, he is not wasting any time fulfilling the promises he made to all of you. earlier today at a factory in wisconsin president trump gave a speech and signed a buy american, hire american executive order aimed at creating jobs for americans that desperately need them. let's take a look. >> together, we're going to do everything in our power to make sure that more products are stamped with those wonderful words "made in the u.s.a." [cheers and applause] >> sean: we're going to have more on the president's executive order in the next segment. but what he did today is not new. the president has now consistently in 89 days be

i am kimberly guilfoyle, in for sean hannity tonight. here is president trump earlier today reacting to the massive nonnuclear military strike. >> really another success, we are very, very proud of our military. everyone knows exactly what happened so what i do is i authorize my military. we have the greatest military in the world and they have done a great job as usual. that is what they are doing. frankly that's why they have been so successful lately over the last eight weeks, compare that to what's really happened over the last eight years, youl will see there's a tremendous difference. >> kimberly: and the pentagon with details on why the u.s. decided to drop this massive bomb is jennifer griffin. jennifer.di >> kimberly, the cloud that results from this bomb is 12,000 feet in the air. the u.s. air force dropped a 21,000-pound bomb known as the "mother of all bombs," on a complex of isis tunnels on the border of pakistan. >> kimberly: we targeted a system of tunnels and caves that isis fighters used to move around freely. the united

i think trump has respected the loyalty and given back to hannity. the first cable news interview after he became president. he has given six of his first tv interviews on fox news. that is great for fox news ratings. hannity is in the middle of that because he is reportedly talking to the president frequently. he has a real line of communication to the white house, which is valuable to the network. oliver: speaking of television, in the companies section, apple is moving into tv shows. here is reporter lucas shaw. >> apple is going to produce as many as 8-10 tv shows or video series for apple music, and it is acquiring projects, different documentaries, a couple of documentaries streaming at the tribeca music festival now. one about bad boy records. puffis peter these -- daddy's record label. the idea is there have been two currents in the media this is over the past few years that apple has had to respond to. one is the rise in streaming music and the connection of music and video best encapsulated in youtube. the other is this growing trend in sil

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"hannity" is up next, don't miss it, have a great night, see you tomorrow. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity and tonight in just a few minutes, sara carter, bill bennett will all join us, but first from the very moment that president trump put his hand on the bible and to swear an oath to protect and defend this great country, the alt radical left just right from the media, they have been working overtime tolt push their partisan agenda and destroy president trump's presidency. the big question tonight, why did the obama administration unmask members of the trump transition team and maybe even the president-elect candidates trump himself ? why did they weapon eyes and politicize the use of raw intelligence? that is tonight's opening monologue. this is now becoming a scandal of historic and monumental proportions. the latest chapter of the partisan press enfolded on march the fourth following this tweet from president trump, "just found out that obama hadd wiretapped just before the victory, nothing found. this is mccarthyism." that tweet sent to the mainstream oath left hates trump media int

"hannity" is next. resulting in the district john alsop with a commanding lean but not big enough to win back the seat operate. who is helping us with that seat vacated by tom price who resigned to become president health secretary. without a majority of the book, he will not face the topic of domestic republican vote getter on a runoff on june 20th. president trump was quick to send out a tweet feeling the runoff as a victory tweeting this... and for insight into tonight's election, results out of georgia's sixth congressional district lawyer joint on the phone by brad, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. good evening, brad. >> good evening. >> some tasty maxi tonight vote -- what's the take away from tonight for you? >> i think the president had it right. i think this was more like a primary than a general election. nobody got more than 50% means it's going to be a runoff and it will be in effect a general election between a democrat and a republican. and i think this seat will not fl

>> sean: welcome to this busy news night on "hannity." sara carter with circa news, ted cruz, david clarke, larry elder, michael cohen and geraldo rivera. new reports reveal that susan rice was the person who requested that the names of the trump transition team members who were caught up in surveillance be unmasked. she has a lot of explaining to do. that is tonight's very important opening monologue. for weeks right here in this program, we have been demanding answers about who knew what ands when about the surveillance of president trump, candidate trump and members of his transition team. also tonight, we appear to have a very important key piece of this very complex puzzle. fox's own adam housley will join us in a few minutes for the full report. he is revealing that the unmasked names of peoplele t associated with donald trump were then sent to all of those at the national security council and some of the defense department, james clapper andur then cia director john brennan, essentially the officials at the top including ben rhodes

i am jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." president trump has been checking off promises off the list he has. take a look at the side of your screen. we are listing everything president trump has accomplished so far in his first 100 days. it appears he has no plans of slowing down. we are learning more about the tax reform plan but despite the president moving at lightning speed, democrats have done nothing but oppose them at every turn. the dnc put out an ad about democratic obstruction. let's take a look. >> so you would do your best to hold the seat open? >> absolutely. >> we are the party of opposition and that is our job. >> i did not hear better ideas coming out of the democrats, they were just delaying and saying it was just wrong. >> he would not sit down with president trump? >> no. i am not going to sit down, i'm not going to go. >> we are not going to repeal the affordable care act. >> sean: i spoke to kellyanne conway, all right, kellyanne, great to see you. can you believe 100 days? you've got a lot of sleep, you

i'm jacque i ban yes ibaÑez, nok to hannity.ews, fox news channel. >> sean: if we are speaking on nestle about conflict in the middle east, we need to start with the chief culprit, iran and its partner militia, hezbollah. iran and hezbollah conspired together to destabilize the middle east and their actions are expanding. for decades, they have committed terrorist acts across the region. while this council has paid too little attention to this growing menace, the united states will not. we're going to speak up about iran and hezbollah and we're going to act against their lawlessness. >> sean: all right. that was the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nick can i haley during today's u.n. security council meeting, strongly criticizing the role that the iranians are playing in the continuing conflict here in the middle east. and yesterday the secretary of state rex tillerson, he warned about an unchecked iran. watch this. >> iran is the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism and responsible for intensifying multiple conflict

now, back to "hannity." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity."itch mcconnell said that judge neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week but many senate democrats are vowing to block this from happening by any means necessary. this can lead to very bitter and unprecedented confirmations showdown. that's tonight's mini monologue. way back in 2013 when democrats were out of control of the senate, then senate majority leader harry reid changed long-standing senate presidents and eliminated the 60 vote threshold that is needed for the confirmation of obama nominees. for three years after that, many senate democrats argued that this precedent of an up or down vote should be applied to all appointments including obama's supreme court nomination of merrick garland. you may remember this. >> we would much prefer the risk of up or down votes in majority rule than the risk of continued total obstruction. that is the bottom line. no matter who is in power. >> we need to co-opt these filibusters for what they are. make it attempt to nullify the results of the l

sean hannity is up next, have a great weekend, see you monday. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity," we broadcasting again tonight from israel. earlier today that prime minister benjamin nentanyahu met with our defense secretary jim mattis in jerusalem right after his meeting concluded, i got to speak with the prime minister, we covered a lot of topics and got his take on the escalating tension that's all around the world. but first i started by asking the prime minister about president trump's upcoming meeting with the palestinian president abbas, here's the first part of our exchange. >> sean: on may 3rd, the president will meet with mahmoud abbas, the palestinian authorit authority, here's an interesting fact, they don't recognize the right for israel to exist, be 36,000 recipients, they reward as a matter of law those people that kill israelis. close to $300 million? >> there is on an annual basis, they're giving off hundreds of millions of dollars. two terrorists or the families of terrorists who murder israelis, murder americans. it's unimaginable, after a decade, it could be more

let's go right back to "hannity "hannity." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." tookde to twittero defend former national security advisor michael flynn and the president tweeted, this comes after reports say that flynn is willing to testify in front of the house andft sene intel committees in exchange for immunity. joining us now with reaction, conservative commentator monica crowley and we continue with jay secular from a legal perspective. monaco, you were there with general flynn. what happened to him, i don't thinki any doubt that leaking this intelligence was a violation of the espionage act. maybe other laws were broken, we will ask jay in a second. i think general flynn wants to say what he has to say because he has a victim of a crime here. >> general flynn, sean, is now a private citizen. he is perfectly entitled to seek whatever protections he can going forward. look, i think the reality is none of us know thee back story here. if general flynn has already been solicited by investigators, this request for immunity makes perfect sense. if he hasn't yet

hannity next. >> this is a a alert, u.s. officials confirmed that north korea has test fired a ballistic missile raising tensions with the united states and the entire world. dr. sebastian gorka will join us tonight with action. also geraldo rivera and the nra's wayne lapierre will all be here tonight, but first a very business week for president trump withor tomorrow marking hs be 100 days day in office. into it his long list of accomplishments, the all radical left destroy trump media, they continue to viciously attack the commander in chief, all in an attempt to damage and de-legitimate mize his presidency. tonight's opening monday log will tell you what they won't. >> all right. here we are. day 99 of the trump presidency and today the president was busy keeping promises that he made to you, the american people. now earlier today, president trumpum signed an executive ordr thatd could lead to a major boom in drilling in the atlantic arctic oceans, which is a big part of his energy independence plan. it's just oneis way o

xwrot to you by hyundai. >> welcome back to hannity.nk president trump is sending the world a message? head to facebook.com/seanhanity and twitter and let us know what you think. that's all the time we have left. follow low on twitter, i'll right back here tomorrow night, filling in for sean, hope you join us. have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> eric bowling in for bill o'reilly who's on vacation. thanks for watching us. our top story, president trump with the benefit of 84 case in office has recently modified his positions on nato, china, russia, and syria. you'll never believe, this but the mainstream media painting this as a negative. >> from president plump a flurry of flip-flops. >> here's the problem with nato. it's obsolete. >> i said it was obsolete. it's no longer obsolete. >> that rhetorical reversal, just one of several in the past

hannity, i don't know what hannity is thinking here.usly, the president does talk to "the new york times" and has given a bunch of interviews to "the new york times." hannity, himself, talks to "the new york times" reporters also. i know that because i used to work there and he used to talk to me. i saw hannity a week or two ago. he is enjoying i think his newfound spotlight as the new pro trump hort host on fox news. this story was important because it speaks to the idea the president has many outside voices who give him advice. he is oftentimes on the phone in the morning or really at the end of the day getting advice from people outside the white house. >> so since we are kind of talking about the fox news arena, let's say, bill o'reilly. a lot of people were shocked that he was let go. not for the reasons necessarily. a lot of people may have agreed with the reason, but they didn't necessarily think fox would shut it down. >> right. >> and actually fire him. so -- or let him go. so i understand that you're hearing o'reilly is hittin

the sean hannity piece of this is fascinating.een part this controversy publicly at all. but with billshine's job seemingly to be lenned in your reporting, sean handity has emerged publicly as a defender. how should we read that. >> as you pointed out, he is loyal to billshine. he was a former producer of his. but i think the bigger context is sean hannity associates billshine with the right wing ror les veion of fox news. this is part of a larger corporate scandal where the murdochs want to steer fox news into a more center right more moderate direction. so sean hannity seesshine's tenuous position and sees the possibility that fox news could be changing and he would be the odd man out and be the lone right wing voice at fox. i think that's part of the bigger context here. >> but if billshine were to go, why would that affect the fox schedule, which does reasonably well. even without o'reilly, it does very well. >> bill shine as you pointed out is sort of ailes' protege. he was trained by him. people at fox news want him to go be

hannity next. >> sean: this is a fox news alert. u.s. officials confirm to the fox news channel that north korea has test-fired a ballistic missile raising tensions with the united states and the entire world. dr. sebastian gorka will join us with reaction. geraldo rivera, jay sekulow, and juan lapierre will be here tonight. first it's been a very busy week for president trump with tomorrow marking his 100th day in office. despite president trump's long list of accomplishments that's getting bigger by the way the alt radical left destroy trump media they continue to viciously attack the commander-in-chief all in an attempt to damage and delegitimize his presidency. tonight's opening monologue will tell you what they won't. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right. here we are day 99 of the trump presidency. today the president was busy keeping promises he maids to you, the american people. now, earlier today president trump signed an executive order that could lead to a major boom in drilling in the atlanta and artic oceans which is a big part of his ener

"hannity" is up next. we will see you tomorrow. have a great night. >> sean: and welcome to hannity, and just a few minutes we will check in with jay sekulow, jeanine pirro, rand paul, s they will all join us bt first. former national security advisor, susan rice, now responding to the bombshell icialts that exposed she is the who requested that the names of trump transition team members were caught up in the surveillance be unmasked. not tonight, we'll expose the obama administration sabotage and that is tonight very important openinggu monologue. we want to take you through the step-by-step because it's a huge scandal. it started last month, remember president trump set out a tweet accusing the obama administration of surveilling him during the election. since then, we've been peeling away all the layers of the president's claim with the help of the investigative reporting from people like sara carter and john solomon. for sarah and john uncovered the existence of an fbi investigation into a server being utilized at trump tower.

have a great night. >> sean: welcome back to hannity.days in office for president trump. and while the 45th president has accumulated a record number of accomplishments in the face by the way of some pretty difficult tough odds. democrats, now the party of obstruction, have been in complete disarray. now, in case you missed it, some are some of the low lights from the democrats, their 100-day meltdown we call it take a look. >> this executive order -- was mean-spirited and unamerican. >> republican leaders and president trump don't give a [bleep] about the people they were trying to hurt. >> i will fight every day until he is impeached. impeach 45. [cheers] >> impeach 45. >> this is a bunch of scum bags. that's what they're. >> those have very strong words, congressman. >> all around making money. >> we have seen nothing that we can work -- that i can work with president bush on. i'm trying really hard to find something positive this morning more of a creature that stalked the night. that these things just came out at night like a vampir

>> sean: welcome back to "hannity," what a week. on the court, america is back up it will hell of a lot more on monday, it's unfortunately all the time we hr this evening, as always, have ad will see you monday. security advisor. see you monday. >> martha: breaking tonight. in reaction to last night's strike, a russians ship is right now moving in in an area where the united states navy watch the missiles last night. al-assad is air force is repeatedly back in the skies and possibly striking again. ♪ welcome, everybody, i martha maccallum. it's day 78. tonight, president trump finishes what may be his most effective week. he is getting praise for his decisive action, and some criticism of those who say he did a 180 on his america first pled

it's good to be in (good hands). ♪ ♪ welcome back to hannity.h on the court and america is back. we have a lot more on monday. that's unfortunately all the time we have left for this evening.we as always, thank you for being with us. have a great monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> the united states took a very measured step last night. we are prepared to do more. >> this is legitimate. it was justified. it was very targeted. >> he did more in less than 100 days than president obama did in eight years. >> he didn't draw a red line. he just acted. >> the president is going to take justified, proportional action when it comes to protecting america's national security interests. >> four people killed today when someone drove a truck into upscale department store in stockholm, sweden. >> one suspect in custody who claimed responsibility. >> pretty safe to say it's a es

. >> sean: welcome to hannity, this is a fox news alerts. just over 24 hours ago, president trump sent a message that reverberated around the entire world that siri president bashar al-assad use of chemical weapons against his own people will not be tolerated in the united states of america is once again willing to back up its words with brute force. president trump ordered a tactical tomahawk missiles strike against an airbase in syria, the very same base that was used by the plan responsible for this chemical attack that killed thousands of innocent men, women, and the children. according to reports, the u.s. action in syria was highly effective destroying around 20 syrian warplanes and other crucial pieces of their infrastructure and now is the dust settles, the trump administration is now turning up the heat on russia. the secretary of state rex tillers and calling them complicit more simply incompetent in the syrian chemical attack. joining us now for more at life from monologue over the president is tonight is our own john roberts. >>

and jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," day after day the altadical left destroy trump propaganda media has showed their true colors especially over nbc, let's take a look ates the selection of the out of line conspiracy theories and insults, this just aired last night, this is one night only. >> it seems to me there's always an element of absurdity, royal family of saturday with the trumps. >> one wonders whether they now perceive that there is political upside in increasing escalation with russia as a sort of means of producing some sort of domestic political effect with regards to the ongoing investigation there. >> donald trump could say that the missile attack proves that donald trump is independent of c vladimir putin. he could've advised donald trump to do the missile attack because he would then be able to say that. >> what we do know is that a president mired deep in scandal involving russian influence in his election fired off some harmless missiles at the end of a very bettis candlewick for him. >> sean: joining us now with reaction a

sean hannity is next. we will see you tomorrow. have a good night. ♪ >> sean: and welcome to "hannity" for newt gingrich newt gingrich, oliver north, or -- warning the united states that after last week's tomahawk missile strike in syria and after calling out the russians over the chemical weapons attack, secretary of state rex tillerson gets ready to head back to moscow in what is shaping up to be a major showdown. plus in response to north korea and their aggression, the u.s. navy has sent a strike group to the region to show major force on our part for joining us now in turkey from the latest in the situation there is benjamin hall. benjamin? >> sean, among the syrians we've spoken to here, there is an overwhelming sense of gratitude both toward president trump and the u.s. and administration. but it's always tinged with a sense that not enough is being done, and they point to the fact that syrian jets have been continuing to bomb the same town that was gassed last week. but today, sean spicer said that was merely a stunt, and 2

hannity is up next. see you tomorrow night. >> sean: welcome to hannity. we'll check in with laura ingram, senator rand paul will join us. first susan rice now responding to the bombshell reports that exposed that she is the obama administration official who requested that the names of trump transition team members who were caught up in surveillance be unmasked. now, tonight we'll expose the obama administration's sabotage and that is tonight's very important opening monologue. we want to take you through this step by step because it's a huge scandal. it started last month. remember, president trump sent out a tweet accusing the obama administration of is your veil lens during the election. since then we've been peeling away all the layers of the president's team with the help of the investigative reporting from people like sara carter and john solomon. now, first sara and john uncovered the existence of an fbi investigation into a server being utilized at trump tower. they also discovered that an fisa warrant that allowed federal officials to capture trum

back to a "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." tensions with north korea continue to match tonight. cohost ainsley earhardt interviewed president trump earlier today at the whiteth house. >> he said basically the u.s. is running out of patience. clearly the position and north korea coming of a navy fleet sent to the sea of japan right now but have you rolled out a military strike? >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm doing or what i'm thinking. i'm not like other administrations where they say were going to do this in four weeks. it doesn't work that way. we'll see what happens. i hope things work out well. i hope there's going to be peace. but they've been talking with this gentleman for a long time. you read clinton's book, he said we made such a great peace deal and it was a joke. we look at different things over the years with president obama, everyone's been outplayed. >> sean: ainslie's interview with the president will air tomorrow morning on "fox & friends." she joins with the preview and studio. so one of the things that

howie: more of my sit-down with sean hannity.ou said on "cbs sunday morning" -- you said this before. the press in this country is out to destroy this president. every member of the press, a bit of an overstatement? sean: no, i don't think so. i have never seen anything like it. you follow the press and have for many years. can you give me one shred of evidence that x have seen for 8 long nos. russia conspiracy. do you see evidence donald trump and his campaign in think way collude with russia? in terms of impact this election? is there any evidence of that that you know of? howie: as of now there is no evidence. but it's a story that needs to be covered. you say out to destroy. sean: every time you read a story that donald trump was involved in this collusion, it's a false narrative, it's a lie without evidence to corroborate it. howie: on the koppel thing, you love these fights, they put you in the spotlight. sean: i never back down from a fight. but if you ever look at the people if i fought with on twitter or the people i fig

>> sean: welcome back to "hannity."ting criticism and attacks from the alt radical left and their allies in the destroy trump media and despite the nonstop spreading of bizarr theories, despite unprecedented democratic obstruction and infighting from congressional republicans, donald trump ispr keeping promises that he made to you, the american people. that's something they aren't telling you. but that's tonight's opening monologue. president trump has been very busy keeping his promises and checking off items on his agenda one by one. today was no different from what we have been seeing with the presidents of building yet another major campaign vow and overseeing judge neil gorsuch's appointment to the supreme court. >> the american people have gotten to know, respect, and truly admire our newest member of the united states supreme court. in justice gorsuch, they see a man of great and unquestioned integrity. they see a man of unmatched qualifications. and most of all, and most important, they see a man who is deeply f